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Hunter was in bed with a Chinese Corp., China Molybdenum.through Bohai Harvest Trust to get control of Tenke Fungurume. And at the same time while being involved with China Moly through Skaneateles, Inc.
Gertler was buying up royalty rights and what not.
So one might wonder if they were all cohooting around the Congo with the Cobalt Cha Cha.
The move to probe Mutanda comes as Congo President Felix Tshisekedi increases his scrutiny of extractive deals made under his predecessor, Joseph Kabila. Congo is examining copper and cobalt projects controlled by China Molybdenum Co. and China Railway Group, while the president’s advisers are also renegotiating the rights to multiple raw material permits and royalty streams controlled by Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-22/glencore-cobalt-mine-scrutinized-as-congo-revisits-foreign-deals
Glencore gets one to the Clintons and one wonders how tight Gertler may have been with the Chinese who were moving into Cobalt/Copper etc/ in the Congo.
If it has, and it may likely have been, consider it like a luau and the kalua pig is ready to come out of the ground.
So did Biden give the green light to undo the sanctions on Gertler only to reimpose them?
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/08/us/politics/dan-gertler-sanctions.html
The Biden administration moved on Monday to reimpose financial sanctions on an Israeli mining executive who had turned to a team of lobbyists to have the measures eased during President Donald J. Trump’s final days in office.
The reversal came after a chorus of complaints from human rights advocates, members of Congress and activists in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the businessman, Dan Gertler, secured access to mining rights for decades through what the Treasury Department during the Trump administration called a series of corrupt deals that had shortchanged Congo of more than $1.3 billion in revenue from the sale of minerals.
In mid-January, shortly before Mr. Trump left office, Mr. Gertler secretly secured a one-year Treasury Department license that unfroze money he had deposited in financial institutions in the United States. The license also effectively ended a prohibition on Mr. Gertler doing business through the international banking system. The Trump administration had imposed those sanctions in 2017.