>>5479878 lb

>Q asks → Who Really Controls NK?

>Largest known rare earth deposit discovered in North Korea.

Now we're getting somewhere. Reminds me of those bizarre CIA Black Panther twats on Oscar night.

You may have just unearthed a gold mine, anon. Great digging.

>>5480213 lb

>North Korea has an estimated 2,000 tons of gold reserves, ‘the sixth-largest in the world’, according to South Korea’s state-run Korea Resources Corporation. Do you think the Cabal doesn't have their grubby hands all over a reserve that size?

If the bugs want to know how the gold price has been suppressed for so long, here might be at least part of the answer.

>>5480661

>>5479971 lb

>joint venture company known as Pacific Century Rare Earth Mineral Limited, based in the British Virgin Islands, has also been granted permission for a processing plant on site at Jongju, situated approximately 150 km north-northwest of the capital of Pyongyang.

>- (Sterling Services Ltd.)

>https://offshoreleaks.icij.org/nodes/11008281

A summary of the link. Many directions to take.

>>5480661

>>5479878 lb

>>5480319 lb

A collection of articles on mining links in the Panama Papers, including NK.

There's a connection to First London, a British investment bank that collapsed in 2010.

http://www.minesandcommunities.org/article.php?a=13334

>>5480974

>Mr Leech came to prominence in 2009 as a major shareholder in the British investment bank, First London.

>The bank collapsed in 2010 after it became embroiled in an elaborate scandal involving a North Korean mining deal that also bankrupted an English County football club.

>British citizen Andrew Turner, 45, was also on the board of First London at the time of its collapse.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2012/jan/26/first-london-bank-may-face-legal-action