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Dec. 5, 2021 - Clif High
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rumors of woo - Explorers' Guide to SciFi World

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Hello humans.
Hello humans.
Thank you.
Okay.
Hello humans.
Froze on the beach last night.
There's so much fresh water hitting the beach that the sand is completely frozen.
What used to be soft sand is now frozen mountains of sand way deep.
It doesn't even crack when you walk on it.
So there's rumors of woo about.
Lots of rumors.
That's why this.
You're going to get bored of me.
But unfortunately, this could be a very event-filled month and January, and it probably won't trail off much after that.
Maybe February it'll start sort of the news sort of cycle will even out enough and it'd be reasonably steady.
But for December and January, we're in a period of the breakdown of the narrative.
And as the narrative breaks down, stuff leaks out of the holes.
And so there will be all kinds of news and interesting rabbit holes and squirrely bits to go in and gnaw on to see what we're going to find.
So the first of the rumors that's the most pressing is the Evergrande default.
It's pretty much not a rumor, but there have been rumors since Friday when the Evergrande started doing stuff.
Apparently they are actually at this stage totally defunct and now owned by the CCP.
So now we're going to get into the ramifications of that.
And all right, so we're in a deflationary world at this point.
And deflation, it's cold out here, and so I've got the heat going, but even so, all the electronics have a thin film of moisture on them.
Got down to like 36 here last night in this building.
Okay, so we're in a deflationary environment that's been now aggravated, kicked over the precipice, and it's falling down the Evergrande bonds, all right?
And so we're no longer, the powers that be are no longer able to maintain the financial system that has ruled the world all of my life that eventually evolved into the petrodollar that has ruled the world for most of your life.
So since 1972 anyway, so we're in a deflationary environment.
We've got Evergrande now being controlled by the CCP.
That's one deflationary event.
We've also got the die-off, and that's now having consequences, deflationary consequences, right?
There aren't as many people.
In some areas, the death rate in some, so it's really, really strange.
It's not ubiquitous.
It's not even throughout humanity.
It's very much geographically located.
So there's like nothing in the way of these kind of problems in certain areas around tech areas, right?
Like Silicon Valley, this kind of thing.
But you get out in other areas, and it's really ugly.
So some areas are running two and a half times as many people dying per month as they used to, as this time last year.
So if you go and look at this time last year, the number of deaths in this particular region of this particular county, you'll find that this year they're running two and a half times as many.
And we're losing a lot of the old people because they got the vaxes first.
And so they're really keeling over.
I'm getting reports of this all the time.
You know, so-and-so's, you know, my brother's father-in-law has died, you know.
And, you know, my sister's mother-in-law and her sister have both died.
These kind of things.
So it's really, it's starting to escalate.
So the die-off is moving up.
This is deflationary.
All of those people that are dying are not sucking up resources anymore.
They're not competing for resources.
So there's no pressure on prices relative to them.
Deflation basically means that there's a lack of demand for it, right?
That's fundamentally in the system.
The financial system that is the petrodollar, all fiat currencies are not real money.
So let me stop and say that if we had real money, you have only one form of deflation, and that is that if the money itself changes, if people die off, gold is still gold.
And if you're trading gold for horses or whatever, the amount of gold for a horse may vary, but it's going to be not dependent on something that's happening in an outside system, right?
And so if you're trading dollars for horses, the dollar value can vary independent of either of the two parties involved in the trade.
And so it can be deflationary because it can literally scoop the purchasing power right out from underneath the trade for the horse, right?
So if you're trading gold, it's like the guy wants six ounces or whatever it is, you know, or an ounce, you know, based on his estimation of what he can get for that gold elsewhere.
Anyway, though, so we're in a deflationary period of time.
Deflation basically in a financial system means that there's a weakening of demand and a consequence of that is falling prices.
Now, the central bankers can't have deflation.
They strive to maintain 2%.
They strive to steal from you 2% of your purchasing value each and every year with their inflation.
We've recently come through hyperinflation where in the course of that hyperinflation episode of this last 18 months, the cost of energy in my locality here, my location has essentially doubled over the course of the last 18 months.
So it went like from two something to almost $4 a gallon, right?
And so we're and we're rising on that.
So we've been in a hyperinflationary period of time where it's much greater than the stated nominal 2% goal that has never ever ever been achieved.
And they've always run hotter than that at 4% or 5%.
And now we're running in energy anyway at 40%, 50, 60, 80, and now 100% of cost averaged or looked at over 18 months.
But this hyperinflationary event is part of the circumstances that we're in at the moment.
Now, so we're very much close to that we are in the situation of being in 1932, 1933.
All right.
In that period of time, there was a deflationary scare to the central banks that caused Roosevelt and all the other central bankers to freak out.
And they consulted with the guys in London.
And then their plan was to seize the gold from American citizens because all of a sudden their dollars were dying relative to gold.
And this really freaked them out, okay?
Because if the financial system deflates versus solid money, then they basically are dying.
Who's going to deal with their system?
They have no more power.
So all the globalists, led by Roosevelt, seized gold here in the United States.
They seized the gold because at that point, gold was legal tender.
You could put it in a bank and insure it.
So if the bank was robbed, you'd get replacement gold, right?
Because you've been paying insurance.
There were all kinds of things you could do with gold then that you could not do now.
But because of this, they had paper record.
Government had paper records of large amounts of gold in banks that were insured and they just went and took it.
And then they gave you $20 or $22 on the ounce.
And then they next week or so, they inflated it up to $32 or $33 an ounce, basically, you know, increasing hyperinflating by 50 plus percent.
So now this is what we're facing off here.
This right here, they were okay with the die-off.
They were figuring that this was okay.
They were going to look at this.
They knew it was deflationary, but it was a slow deflation that they thought they could deal with.
The slow deflation was more accelerated than they had anticipated, and it's becoming more so.
And it's really starting to impact spending trends and stuff within the financial system to the point that it's something of an embarrassment to them, right?
It's leading to a deflationary thing in lots of places, prices on estate sales, even property, these kind of things are dropping.
Now we're in this weird, so, all right, so let me back up.
So in 1933, they created hyperinflation.
Hyperinflation to try and stave off The death of the dollar then in 1932 because of the poor management.
They don't know what they're doing.
Central banks are evil and all of this kind of stuff.
So, anyway, so they did that, and we're here now.
We've gone through many waves of this hyperinflation, the rejiggering of the currencies, the petrodollar itself.
In the 50s, they took us away from a silverback currency.
They stopped issuing silver notes, which were redeemable.
You can go in and get an ounce of silver.
So, they stopped issuing those in the 50s, so that was arguably another change in the currency.
And then, in the 70s, we went into the petrodollar, and now we're here with all these digital dollars, and the digital dollars are dying from the combination of effects here, right?
We have a natural form of hyperinflation that's ongoing right now.
This hyperinflation comes from resource deprivation.
So, you can get hyperinflation in prices by hyperinflating the value of hyperinflating the currency, the digits, thus reducing its purchasing power.
You can also get hyperinflation by too many people rushing at buying a limited supply item where they're going to bid up the price.
You know, like in real estate in the golden period of time a few years back, people were bidding multiple times, many people were putting in bids on houses, and it would be the seller's true seller's market.
That's rapidly starting to change now.
Anyway, so we've got native hyperinflation on things like rolling equipment and what they call working stock.
Working, okay, rolling equipment is any heavy equipment, right?
So, large trucks hauling stuff from point A to point B, but it also includes, you know, big earth movers, excavators, low buys that are only used occasionally for hauling giant earth movers, those sorts of things.
So, rolling equipment is all of this heavy-duty stuff.
Working stock is the includes the material that they would haul for commercial use, right, in order to make rolling equipment.
So, it includes all the big steel and all of that.
But, working stock has been enlarged in its definition to also include the mills, the mill equipment that stamps out the aluminum stuff or the mill equipment that stamps out the steel.
It does not include technically does not include anything where there's an outside energy source worked on it.
So, it doesn't include the furnace or the forge for metals.
It only includes stamping and manipulating from basically from electrical or hydraulics.
Anyway, but we've got hyperinflation in these, okay.
In the working stock, there's real hyperinflation in all of those machine tools, all of this kind of stuff that make other tools.
And so, this is going to soon start including 3D printers because they're going to be a vital thing in our new economy.
But the deflation here is working against a hyperinflation that is spot-specific, market-specific.
The deflation is generalized, okay?
So, as there's fewer people around to eat food, we're going to need less food, gonna need less clothes, gonna need less houses, all of these kind of things.
There'll be much more available stuff, less competition.
But while this is ongoing and is slow, this has been the Evergrandon takeover by the CCP has been jumped or sparked the deflationary threat.
And so, now the issue, there's a lot, by the way, okay, so there's a lot of places that we have hyperinflation.
We've got hyperinflation in food, but it's relatively minimal compared to serious hyperinflation here.
So, hyperinflation in food, you might see them claim 12% increase or 2 or 3% increase in milk prices, but it might be 12 or 15 or 18%.
So, it's really hyperinflation, 12 or 15 or 18 percent.
In working stock, on some machine tools, we're looking at 12, 13, 100% increase in prices in the last six months.
So, that's true hyperinflation.
You know, so basically, tools are super hyperinflating because people know that you can use tools to make things.
So the makers are emerging now.
All right, so in a general sense, the economy since the 1960s has been subsumed by the financial system that arguably notionally was supposed to support it.
And in consuming the economy, it has pushed out all of the makers, pushed out, and it was deliberately done in the 70s.
They moved all of our production capacity stuff from the United States over to China, as they did from much of Europe, even moved it out of Latin America, out of South America.
They moved production capacity over to China.
Like literally, the Chinese came over and bought mills and stuff and had them dismantled and shipped over.
We had that happen in Olympia.
They bought the old Olympia Brewering Company production lines, and those were disassembled and shipped over to China in the 70s.
So it was just this major upheaval as a result of the currency change in 72.
Now, it was a result of what the globalists did while they were changing the currency.
It was not an organic thing that responded to the currency changing.
Again, though, that itself has changed.
The nature or the ability of the central banks to control things is gone now.
The minute you enter into a giant bond crisis, the central banks are scrambling to save their ass, basically.
And this time they will not be able to because the deflationary trend is juxtaposed against an organic hyperinflationary trend.
Their approach, the central bank's approach to deflation, is to create a specific known level of hyperinflation that hyperinflates them out of the danger zone and gives them a little cushion to deal with as the money further degrades over time.
They wanted to have a war.
They wanted to kill off billions of humans in order that they could get us into this great reset that monster Klaus Schwab says you'll own nothing and be happy, right?
They wanted all of this.
This was necessary.
They didn't get their war.
Trump and the self-organizing collective fucked them over.
And they didn't get their war.
Hillary Clinton was not allowed to destroy Seattle.
She wasn't allowed to destroy Austin with nuclear weapons and claim it was the North Koreans at the behest of the Chinese and that we lost the war.
So they weren't able to do that.
Obama didn't get to take our guns.
So all of their plans are really getting fucked up.
And now they have to deal with stuff that had been set in motion when they were certain that Hillary Clinton could not lose.
So Evergrand's current situation originates from Obama's time.
It originates from 2004.
And it built up a giant mass of financial instruments that were supposed to be used by the Chinese to seize most of Australia and seize much of a lot of other parts of other countries on a giant bond debacle,
not the bond debacle that we've got now, but a different kind that would be relative to the created hyperinflation that they knew they would be able to engineer after Hillary had destroyed a couple of cities in the United States, after Obama had seized all the guns, and the CCP could say they won the war against the United States and our Constitution was no longer valid and we had to live under their rules and they would have just come on in and invaded.
We would be like Australia.
We would have no guns to repel them.
It would be a terrible situation.
But that didn't happen.
The universe doesn't want that shit to go down in spite of the fact that the CCP does not grasp this and the globalists don't grasp this.
This was their plan.
Now, the Evergrande bonds can be expected to have the bond debacle that Evergrand is in now, that the CCP Is in now is different from what they had anticipated.
In the one that they'd anticipated, those people that had taken currencies, loans in essence, would be seized.
They would have all their property seized as the value of their efforts of the borrower failed, the lender would seize the assets.
Now we have a situation where the lender's bonds are not being able to be paid.
So all the investors outside of China are fucked.
CCP is simply not going to pay them.
And they're going to say, they've already been hardening China in restricting access and bringing their people home over the last four months, five months, in a very accelerated fashion that tells people like myself that they knew this day was coming and they needed to harden things up because they're literally going to use force to navies,
armies, that kind of thing, to say, fuck you, we default, all right, to all the foreign investors that had pumped up the Evergrand.
Now, this is going to have some consequences that are going to be very far-reaching all over.
Some nations may decide to send warships to China because they're so desperate to seize assets from China once the bonds default.
But now the CCP will not be able to seize the farmlands and the lands of Australia.
If they want it, they're going to have to invade it because they won't have any legal claim to it as they would have in this other scheme, on the other half of the scheme, right?
And so the deflation here is going to prompt the remaining central banks, the Chinese Central Bank, the Federal Reserve, the Bank of London, the Vatican Bank, which is shaky.
All of these banks are going to have to pump for hyperinflation like you would not believe because the amount of deflation that we're going to get from the Evergrande debacle.
Now this has caught, okay, the action that's going on in the background now has hit cryptocurrency market and it has caused cryptocurrencies to drop in relative U.S. dollar price notation.
We're not going to say value because the U.S. dollar has no value.
It's just a price notation at this point.
The U.S. dollar died with the Evergrand.
That was basically the CCP and their ability, their willingness to take the U.S. dollar was the only thing that, last thing that was propping up the petrodollar.
The Evergrand dying off means that they can no longer afford to take worthless dollars for anything they do.
So the message from the deflationary event that we've got going on now is that we're moving into a world of solid, hard currency.
In a solid, hard currency world, everything changes.
So in a solid, hard currency world, you would have to give gold to people to get an airplane to go pick up somebody in Haiti and take them to our southern border so that they could sneak over our southern border.
In a solid money world, that airplane pilot says, fuck no, I ain't taking that dollar.
You've got to give me a stack of gold or a couple of slabs of silver.
And well, that shit you can't print.
And so that does not happen.
And so there have been famous examples of this all throughout history.
I think it was, I can't remember who the person who uttered the phrase, but it was in a Frenchman back in the days before the, or during the time of Napoleon, one of the Napoleons, I think Napoleon III, where the Frenchman said that, you know, if we had to pay for these wars in gold, they wouldn't happen.
You know, so and that's basically it.
Nixon in 1972 freaked out that we had so little gold left and he knew we were running out, thereafter we would be fucked, and we were being worked over by the French who knew we were in this position and were demanding gold for their dollars, and so he closed the gold window.
And because of this overt understanding of the hard money situation that backs all of fiat currency.
And so that hard money situation is recurring.
It is starting to rear back up now because so many people and institutions will not be taking Chinese currency or U.S. currency.
They'll have to hyperinflate that shit and do everything they can to get you to take it.
And we're seeing the examples naturally occurring here with basically tool stock, you know, rolling equipment, anything you can make tools with, anything you can make something with, which is going to be necessary for U.S. survival, all countries' survival.
So we're going to see a great, one of the consequences of this is that those countries that have resources are going to be able to grab those resources and say, fuck you, to China and their quasi-legal claims through the phony bond markets.
This is also going to hit the derivatives.
It's going to crash banks.
It'll hit real estate globally.
Massive deflation in real estate globally as a result of this.
Pockets of hyperinflation as the currency goes thrashing around here and there in response to what's going on, both the die-off and the machinations of the CCP and the other central banks trying to create more hyperinflation because that's all they've got.
If they can't kill us off in a war and then reset the economy as a result of that, then we're all looking at them as the purchasing power of the dollar drops, as the purchasing power of the wand of all currencies drops to nothing.
We're all looking at the central bank and saying, okay, fuckers, you better open up that vault and give me some of that gold, you know, or we're going to come and take it.
You know, because you guys have fucked up this whole thing with this weird system.
Basically, over the course of the next few years, this right here is the end of the financial system.
It's the end of the globalists.
This is the spark that's going to trigger this growing, and they're going to keep pushing on it and keep pushing on it.
So it won't be instant.
They're going to do everything they can.
They're going to throw everything they can to try and repair this situation relative to the financial system.
It won't work.
In this process, they will come out and they'll try all kinds of weird propaganda and PR shit and this sort of thing to sell you whatever solution they've got that, again, just simply won't work.
This is usually the time that we get into the wars, okay?
1932, 1933.
Note what was happening in Germany as the bond crisis swept through the globe and caused this depression situation to go on, right?
Germany was in the position of Australia.
Germany had owed debts that were put on them by being the loser of the war.
That would have happened in the United States.
We would have had reparations that we would have had to pay to China for, you know, whatever some sin that we'd done to them.
Now it's reversed.
China's going to have to pay reparations to CCP.
It's going to have to pay reparations to all of the globe for the bioweapons they're releasing and all of this.
They won't do it.
There will be hard wars as a result of this.
Brief, because CCP is very brittle.
Anyway, 1933, the bonds crashing globally basically allowed the social chaos, created the social chaos that propelled the brown shirts and Hitler into power, as was designed into the process.
Now we've got something that isn't designed into the process.
They actually had a different plan for the Evergrand bonds.
They had the 1933 plan for the Evergrand bonds.
Australia, at this point, there was supposed to be a crash in the money after the war, and Australia, the U.S., and all of this would owe vast quantities of money to the CCP, which we would not be able to pay.
And the CCP would come and take property, buildings, land, all of this kind of stuff in lieu of this debt that we owed them, theoretically.
And so now we don't have that.
Now instead, we have the Evergrand deflation.
So the bonds are going to deflate.
They're worthless now.
Pennies on the dollar if that.
So valuations are going to fall because who knows what any of this property is worth if there's no bidders for it.
It's going to roil the forex market.
It's going to create all kinds of chaos in the inter-fiat interchange system.
It will, for a brief period of time, cause the same kind of frothiness in cryptos.
And then as they start really pumping out the hyperinflation, which might be maybe they'll really ramp it up 30 days from now.
Maybe it'll take 60, but I don't think it'll take 90, right?
I don't think we'll go three months without the hyperinflation deliberately being pumped out as fast as they can.
I don't think three months.
Realistically, I think they're starting to freak now.
How long before they crack in their minds and start doing stuff just to react because they can't take the energy building up in them anymore is hard to say, but I really don't think we'll get through the, at my gut level, it's my just a feeling, right?
Not a conclusion, but a feeling that the pressures would be too much to bear by the end of this month and they would be reacting then even.
In any event, though, that will kick us off into this period of time where we have weird stuff going on, where we have withdrawals of people back to their native countries.
It's going to cause chaos in Europe because Europe won't be able to support the immigrants that Soros keeps shoving at them anymore.
So, Germany and all these countries are going to have their currencies crash, the value of everything crash to the point where they won't be able to put monies towards immigrants.
When they try and do it, the native population of the countries are just going to get up and revolt and burn down immigrant villages and assault the governments, all of this kind of stuff, because they will be starving and then they'll see the government paying all this money to people that are coming in to deliberately distort their culture.
So, this is that big wave, if you read the reports, of the pushback, right, along with the weather that's going to be pushing the immigrants out because it'll just be too cold for them.
They just and they won't be able to afford heat.
It'll just be really brutal, right?
And so, lots of Africans are going to die in Europe this year because they won't be able to afford heat.
The government will, governments will not be able to afford to keep them heated, and they won't be able to get out of the country because of the breakdown of the transportation system.
It's going to just get ugly as shit, guys.
And we're there now with the pop-off of the deflation of Evergrande and also this continuing problem of the die-off.
I don't think that the pandemic plan was thought out ever by these fuckers.
I don't really think they think.
They're just really clever.
They get an idea and squirrel in on it.
But they did not work their pandemic plan absent the war.
The pandemic was supposed to come after we had been involved in the war as part of that process.
And then they expanded that plan when they didn't get their war.
And I don't think they anticipated the results of doing that pandemic without the war.
Because bear in mind, in 1918, we'd been through World War I. And so we had conditions then that allowed the pandemic to go through and destroy everything and allow them to build back up to the point that we got to 1933 and the hyperinflationary event as a result of their brush with deflation.
Now we don't have a war as a prelude to the pandemic.
We just got into the pandemic and then they had to go batshit with it.
It exposed them.
The SOC, the self-organizing collective engineered much of this and allowed nature to take the rest, so to speak.
And we're at that point now where we're going to see the rumors of Wu, that we're going to see the rumors come up out of the Wu.
And these rumors are going to dominate us from this point all the way through, probably all the way through next year and the year after.
There's just going to be a flurry of stuff coming up out of the Wu as all of these things occur.
And unlike the 1932-33 episode of bond default and the hyperinflation thing, here we have the internet so long as it lasts.
And so we'll have some level of communication about it all and people will be able to watch it happen in real time.
I guess that's it.
I hate to do this to you guys with all of these things.
We've had, all right, so this is a period of time when the globalists are going to well, where foreign investors globally will be really screwed as the knock-on on Evergrand starts falling off because Evergrande is going to pollute all kinds of bonds and derivatives everywhere.
And so the roll-on will be going for weeks as various companies react to sudden changes in their bond status and so on.
Because a lot of them use bonds as a storage vehicle for money they accumulate along in time.
And if the bonds go belly up, then when they go to the banks, they're not worth as much as they used to, so they can't get loans, that sort of thing.
Now also the loans, the money they're getting isn't worth much.
This will affect cryptos positively.
It likely will do so before the end of the month, but there's going to be a lot of roiling in that market as we go forward.
This is going to seriously impact the Catholic Church, Vatican.
It's going to impact the Vatican from that point on.
I'll say that, the organization.
This is the period of time as a result of this.
We'll probably get within, say, the next 60, 90 days.
So maybe into February, first part of March, we'll get into a period where the government employees' paychecks just don't buy anything and they'll start walking off.
We're going to see the breakdown of the university system.
A lot of them are holding supposed value in bonds and paper assets that are going to die off as a result of the deflationary, the die-off, and the Evergrand.
Bear in mind, a lot of the older people that have been killed off by the VACs were investors.
They had retirement money that they kept rolling over in bonds and this sort of thing.
And so even that is impacting the, even that aspect of the die-off is impacting the financial system and exacerbating the problem with Evergrand.
There's going to be fewer people out trying to buy the worthless bonds.
That includes the university system.
They're not going to be buying any more.
Okay, so one last note here on supplements, especially chaga.
Don't be so concerned about the manufacturers listing on chaga, specifically chaga for daily amounts.
The issue is that there are some people that have predefined pre-existing conditions, and if you get in certain amounts of minerals and stuff, these individuals will develop kidney stones.
And it had been associated with chaga because people that took chaga, drank it, would drink it for the trying to get relief from other issues, and would not unknowingly build up kidney stones because chaga is so rich in vitamins and minerals.
Thus, there have been attempts by the basically the powers that be on all of this on all supplements, but there have been attempts by the powers that be to ratchet down on the availability of these things because it keeps people healthy and out of their pharma system.
And so they would set limits of like 3/16ths of a teaspoon of chaga per day.
And I get people writing me emails saying, well, you know, how much do I take and all this kind of stuff?
They're really worried.
You know, can I drink the grounds and that sort of thing.
And I have to chuckle and I have to laugh because it's a naturally occurring substance.
You can only absorb what you can absorb out of the ground.
So you can drink them quite happily, eat the stuff, and it'll pass through you.
Your stomach will take what it can from it, and the rest will be excreted.
So it's not going to be an overdose.
So you can't really overdose on it.
You could eat so much that you want to throw up, and that would be sort of an overdose, but you'd have to eat a lot of that stuff.
I put a quarter teaspoon in a cup of coffee, and I might have four cups of coffee, five cups of coffee in a day, drinking about, you know, two-thirds of it before it gets cold because I let it sit out while I'm out doing stuff.
But then I'll also, and I'll only drink the coffee before noon, and then in the afternoon I drink straight chaga tea, usually a half a teaspoon per cup, and I finish it off and drink all the grounds.
And I've been doing this for years.
The native people here have a saying that if you get cancer, if you get pains in the gut, if you get, you know, colon cancer or stomach cancer or any of these kind of things, that you take a chunk of chaga and you cut it into bite-sized pieces and you just keep it in your mouth 24 hours a day, or as long as you're awake, right?
So as long as you're awake, you've got a piece of chaga in your mouth and you're just sort of chewing it, working on it.
Your saliva is dissolving it, and it's getting down there and flushing out the cancers and so on.
And this is also the same way that the Siberian people use it, and this is the same way that Alexander Solzhenichin's book, Cancer Ward, reports from the ancient Siberian use of it.
And they say if you get cancer, you just never let it out of your mouth.
And this is true of skin cancers, all different kinds of cancers.
Chaga is loaded with vitamin D. It's got all kinds of minerals and stuff.
It's also got stuff in it that the scientists don't know how it works relative to your immune system, but it's a big immune system booster.
So you will find out if you're taking too much chaga because your stomach is going to let you know.
Other than that, don't worry about it.
If you get pains or something in the kidneys, then you may want to go and talk to a doctor and get a couple of assays and tests to see if you're likely to develop a kidney stone.
This would be most acute with people with some other kind of disease affecting the kidneys or that are old.
And so if you're in your 70s and you're getting pains from drinking too much chaga, you may want to back off and go and see if you're actually developing a kidney stone, right?
But it's highly unlikely that the chaga is actually inducing it because the chaga is basically just feeding in a condition that you've already got.
And wherever you got those minerals from, you would still develop that kidney stone.
Okay, so sorry about doing these so frequently, but that's going to be the flow of this month.
I'll leave that for another time.
And anyway, so take what steps you may at this point ahead of the events that are going to be hitting us as a result of the CCP taking over Evergreen.
Because the CCP is not going to pay the bonds.
They're going to make the people inside the country whole in the sense that they may slack off and not demand as much money out of them, but they're certainly not going to pay any of the foreign investors.
And this will lead to some um uh ugly stuff, basically.
So, anyway, fun times people.
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