The Civilization Cycle Podcast
Jul 18, 2026 · 31 min · 11 segments
As the national debt hits exponential levels and the workforce shrinks, the transition to a new economy is accelerating. Are you prepared for a world where your physical identity is owned by the…
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I mean, that's the easiest low-hanging fruit off that is the electrical discharge from that very process.

That's why in the early days, the 1950s, there were a lot of reports of what we'll consider lightning or some sort of lightning strikes coming off the bottom of the UFOs.

They had no way to dissipate that like they do now with the frontal plasma layer.

Like we're going through atoms and molecules, right? But that plasma sheath in front literally is an empty space.

There's nothing in front literally for them to push through because there's nothing there.

But that original in the 1940s and 50s when they were working on some of this stuff that they found in Germany, the electrical discharge coming off the bottom was one of the things that was cited again and again and again.

Well, that just shows you that this electrogravitics has a whole electrical aspect to it.

So the biggest concern that they always talk about is with desalinization is what? Electricity.

You know, you got to take it back to the 1940s when the world was being reestablished.

What was the benefit to keep that away from people and continue to roll the world out the way it's been rolled out compared to? I have
a good idea how they're rolling out this.
You know, and seemingly these articles don't have anything to do with each other, but.
you know in my in my crazy mind they do so here's an article about scathing class action lawsuit accused of washington post of surveillance pricing covert data harvesting so just in the title there you know that that company was giving different people different prices based on who they were and stealing all their metadata why are they stealing all their metadata inflation skyrocketing, food costs so much.
We have housing problems, right? And seemingly people don't understand that whenever you add millions and millions of people, hey, it's kind of hard to find a house now.
And that might add to that.
Basically, it all focuses in right here on these data centers with...
Total surveillance over health services, over security, over your money, everything.
So they're talking about hands off anti-palantir protest breakout in the UK over a deal with National Health Service and outsource those programs to these companies so that, you know, when the local populations are mad about whatever they're doing.
They can compartmentalize and say it ain't our fault.

I mean, that's the easiest low-hanging fruit off that is the electrical discharge from that very process.

That's why in the early days, the 1950s, there were a lot of reports of what we'll consider lightning or some sort of lightning strikes coming off the bottom of the UFOs.

They had no way to dissipate that like they do now with the frontal plasma layer.

Like we're going through atoms and molecules, right? But that plasma sheath in front literally is an empty space.

There's nothing in front literally for them to push through because there's nothing there.

But that original in the 1940s and 50s when they were working on some of this stuff that they found in Germany, the electrical discharge coming off the bottom was one of the things that was cited again and again and again.

Well, that just shows you that this electrogravitics has a whole electrical aspect to it.

So the biggest concern that they always talk about is with desalinization is what? Electricity.

You know, you got to take it back to the 1940s when the world was being reestablished.

What was the benefit to keep that away from people and continue to roll the world out the way it's been rolled out compared to? I have
a good idea how they're rolling out this.
You know, and seemingly these articles don't have anything to do with each other, but.
you know in my in my crazy mind they do so here's an article about scathing class action lawsuit accused of washington post of surveillance pricing covert data harvesting so just in the title there you know that that company was giving different people different prices based on who they were and stealing all their metadata why are they stealing all their metadata inflation skyrocketing, food costs so much.
We have housing problems, right? And seemingly people don't understand that whenever you add millions and millions of people, hey, it's kind of hard to find a house now.
And that might add to that.
Basically, it all focuses in right here on these data centers with...
Total surveillance over health services, over security, over your money, everything.
So they're talking about hands off anti-palantir protest breakout in the UK over a deal with National Health Service and outsource those programs to these companies so that, you know, when the local populations are mad about whatever they're doing.
They can compartmentalize and say it ain't our fault.
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