>>2305154 (PB)

Also…Q said "BLUE METAL"

Check out this NEWS - SEE PIC

A Hot New Precious Metal Lures Miners to US

COBALT RELEVANT TO HRC

HRC ignored the corruption in the Congo with regards to Cobalt:

Hillary Clinton's seeming refusal to take on corruption in African countries if the political status quo benefited foundation donors is evidence of the former secretary of state's favorable treatment of friends, author Peter Schweizer alleged in his new book, Clinton Cash.

As an example, Schweizer highlights a law Clinton supported when she was a senator from New York in 2006 that would have cracked down on the Democratic Republic of the Congo's illicit mineral trade — if she enforced it as secretary of state three years later.

Instead, Clinton's "actions during her tenure as secretary of state came nowhere near the positions she had taken while in the U.S. Senate," the author wrote.

The Congo's corrupt trade of minerals such as copper and cobalt funds rebel groups that perpetuate the violence keeping the country in tatters.

>>2305524

COBALT connection to POTUS EO

SEE PIC - This EO came out at the same time as our infamous EO "Blocking the Property of Persons Involved in Serious Human Rights Abuse or Corruption"

RELEVANT

The president signed an executive order this week to identify new U.S. sources of minerals deemed critical to the country and to streamline the leasing and permitting process to expedite their domestic production.

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2017/12/26/2017-27899/a-federal-strategy-to-ensure-secure-and-reliable-supplies-of-critical-minerals

Q asked, "What else might (23) refer to?"

U.S. was reliant in 2016 on imports for 23 minerals: report

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-20/trump-issues-order-to-boost-production-of-critical-minerals

>>2305524

>>2305639

Even if Donald Trump’s initiative on “critical minerals” strengthens the U.S. mining industry, domestic companies would still struggle to compete with low-cost Chinese competitors, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.

The president signed an executive order this week to identify new U.S. sources of minerals deemed critical to the country and to streamline the leasing and permitting process to expedite their domestic production.

In 2016, the U.S. was reliant on imports for

23 minerals including cobalt,

lithium, graphite and rare-earth elements, according to a report released this week by the Interior Department. The country was most reliant on China, which supplied the world’s biggest economy with at least 20 critical minerals, the report said.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-22/even-with-trump-minerals-order-u-s-miners-seen-trailing-china

>>2305750

Sick!

>>2305942

>Ironically enough, 1991 Perfect Storm was also called the No-Name storm.

No coincidences!

>>2306014

^^^^^Couldn't have said it better myself, anon! I'm in this RR camp!

>>2306120

The Global Development Council is very suspicious!