Seriously doubt that will happen now.
Once the rare earth card is played, that is like going pass a point of no return.
So far it is only licensing, so Tesla will get its order.
Others, who knows.
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Seriously doubt that will happen now.
Once the rare earth card is played, that is like going pass a point of no return.
So far it is only licensing, so Tesla will get its order.
Others, who knows.
We should maintain our steadfast faith and trust in President Trump!
Trump refutes China's claim of no trade talks
April 24, 20255
To do what he always does, whatever that is.
Trump will nationalize Tesla and order the military to tear apart all Teslas to extract the minerals (to the best of their ability). Maybe even privately owned Teslas will all be confiscated and harvested. Westoids want to make fun of Mao for forcing everyone to melt down pot metal in the 50s and 60s? Wait until Trump orders them to tear apart their toasters to extract the miniscule amounts of mineral material from the circuit boards.
Trump is a genius in terms of lying.
You don't activate secondary sanctions for the first time ever if you plan on ever allowing America to obtain those resources.
It doesn't matter what America does at this point, so long as US military poses a threat to China, even if US sign an unequal treaty and unilaterally open their market to China, China still won't let them obtain rare earth.
This is what I meant.
According to media reports, Michael Gloss, the 21-year-old son of Julian Gloss, Deputy Director of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), was killed in action on the front lines in Donetsk Oblast on April 4, 2024. However, his funeral was not held until December 21 of the same year.
Michael Gloss joined the Russian military on September 5, 2023, and served in the 137th Guards Airborne Regiment of the 106th Guards Airborne Division.
His father, Larry Gloss, is a U.S. Navy veteran who fought in the Iraq War and currently oversees a software development project for NATO. His mother, Juliane J. Gallina, has been working in intelligence for over 30 years and was appointed Deputy Director of the CIA for digital innovation in February 2024.
Michael’s family described him as an activist with a passion for ecology and travel. He helped rebuild houses after the earthquake in Turkey, constructed homes in Honduras, and had publicly expressed support for Ukraine. However, by 2023, his views shifted, and he became disillusioned with the American system. That same year, he began traveling the world, learning languages including Russian, and visited Russian-occupied Crimea to attend a hippie festival. He obtained a Russian visa and developed an interest in Soviet symbols, including the Soviet flag.
On September 5, 2023, Michael signed a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense. Along with other recruited foreigners, he stayed at the "Avangard" training center in Moscow Oblast before being assigned to a military unit in Ryazan two weeks later. He was later stationed with the 137th Guards Airborne Regiment of the 106th Guards Airborne Division and deployed to the front lines of the Russia-Ukraine war.
On social media, he had expressed his desire to obtain Russian citizenship and develop agricultural projects.
Juliane Gallina
Deputy Director, Directorate of Digital InnovationCIA
Ms. Juliane J. Gallina is the Deputy Director of CIA for Digital Innovation (DD/DI). Ms. Gallina brings experience from leadership positions in the public and private sectors.
Prior to her current role, Ms. Gallina served as the Associate Deputy Director of CIA for Digital Innovation (ADD/DI), and the Agency’s Chief Information Officer and Director of the Information Technology Enterprise. Ms. Gallina also worked in the private sector as the Vice President of IBM’s US Federal Key Accounts.
Before joining IBM, Ms. Gallina served as a CIA Directorate of Science and Technology officer assigned to the National Reconnaissance Office.
Juliane was commissioned as a naval officer at the US Naval Academy, and retired as a reserve officer in 2013. She holds a Master of Science in both Space Systems and Electrical Engineering. While at the US Naval Academy, Juliane was the first woman to lead the brigade of midshipmen since its founding in 1846.
Come on
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