Why Disclosure’s Going So Slow?
The Trump administration has promised full disclosure on many fronts, but so far, we’ve only seen a tiny fraction of what’s been hidden, a fraction pertaining to the John F. Kennedy assassination more than 50 years ago. We have not seen disclosure of the sorry affairs of Jeffrey Epstein and his pedophile friends, nor have we learned the full extent of what Elon Musk and his team of DOGE auditors have uncovered.
It’s why many Trump supporters have grown weary and angry. But here, Clif High explains why disclosure won’t be happening so quickly. President Donald Trump and his team have a difficult task, High says, because they cannot afford to prematurely collapse our financial system. The system needs to be maintained, even as our old central bank arrangements begin to falter and become obsolete.
“They have a very hard task ahead of them,” High explains. “They are trying to skate on an ice rink that is filled with eggs while balancing two trays on each hand that are filled with big champagne glasses that are topped up — the big, fluted kind.”
Corruption and degradation of the dollar have aggravated their task. Meanwhile, the prospect of zero point energy offers a new source of boundless energy, but also would be tough to integrate easily into our existing framework. It’s a process that might take 15 to 20 years to pull off successfully.
Here’s High outlining the complications and doing a decent job explaining what’s at stake in a new video from his series Explorers’ Guide To Sci-Fi World.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY54O0dgNpQ
