The Economic Agenda Moves On

What have Tibet, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, Peoples Republic of Conco, Central Africa and China have in economic common?

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The simple answer is that this is where the elite heavily invested several years ago and for many good economic reasons if you want or need an excellent return on your investment of potentially £££££millions or even billions, so why did the elite invest there and how did they do it. China was targetted and how did China rise so quickly and where did the money come from for them to invest, the elite who targetted China for heavy investment because it doesn't recognise patents or product licensing and could (and does) rip off worldwide patents of anything and everything because they simply refuse to recognise them and theres little the rest of the world can do about it and it is this which prompted this strategic heavy investment. China has no environmental laws, no Health and Safety legislation, no trade unions or other interference in the world of commerce, particularly manufacturing, and this is readily proven by figures obtained recently around heavy manufacturing areas where pollution levels are so high in both airborne and ecosystems that these huge quantities of toxins are getting into local foodstuffs and animals for food consumption and natural wild animals which are dying off at an alarming rate. Tumours are the common denominator and areas populations around these heavy industrial areas are showing the same types of tumour in residents and most are cancerous, agenda 21 anyone.
China has no regard for life and if they lost 1 million inhabitants its doubtful China would notice, and the elite with their long term investment plans for their continued and future wealth certainly have no regard for life, just as long they are making huge profits.

Why is China the epicentre? the above reasons and the fact they claim to comply with environmental and other standards, but the evidence shows differently, and they only pay lip service to them on the international stage and at home they simply ignore them, and one example was the production of lithium batteries where waste was simply discarded onto the land and into watercourses such as rivers and streams and the lack of any protective equipment meant workers producing these batteries wouldn't be expected to live for 10 years after they began manufacturing them. Why is China the epicentre, lets look in a little more detail.

Tibet has no industries yet a mine opened up there and up to 2013 there were fish mysteriously dying in the rivers and streams, and the carcasses of yaks and cows were also found in the same rivers, yet when this mine closed in 2013 these mysterious animal deaths stopped, meanwhile in 2016 the mine reopened and these deaths began again so what was this mine actually mining? Lithium, the same lithium destined for China who are the worlds largest producer of lithium batteries, the same batteries now being bought by car manufacturers to power their electric cars.

Bolivia along with Argentina and Chile are called the "Lithium triangle" and Bolivia drills holes in their salt flats and pumps out the salty brine for Potassium and magnesium along with lithium which sits at the bottom of this chemical pile and they dry this for 18 months before they can process it and extract the individual chemical elements and this stirs up and agitates all the other pullutants which are dispersed throughout the salty water, so why is this a concern. Nature works by settling these toxic elements and the top water irrigates the land by naturally soaking into the surrounding ground to make it fertile and these areas are extensively used for crop production and food animal rearing and suddenly all foodstuffs produced in these areas becomes contaminated and this gets into humans via the food chain.
Chile is slightly different in that it takes takes 500,000 gallons (not litres) of water to produce 1 tonne of lithium as this is a heavily water based process and in one area of Chile around 65% of the areas natural water goes into the production of lithium while the residents have to club together now and have water shipped in just to survive, meanwhile the toxic water running away from this processing simply runs into water courses such as irrigation channels, streams, and into rivers, and this waste water is so polluted it is killing people and animals up to 150 miles away and heavily polluting the ground along its route.

Lets remember that these are all arid countries where water is precious to survive.

Two other major elements are required to make lithium batteries and these are nickel and cobalt; issues with nickel is already known but cobalt is another major environmental disaster, particularly as it is only really present in quantities in Central Africa and the Peoples Republic of Congo and yet again these are both areas where life has no value and Health and Safety isn't even in the dictionary yet, and cobalt is a serious environmental disaster which is currently being covered up, Greta Thunderbox and deflection comes to mind, make a noise about cars and deflect away from the real issues.
When you mine most commodities it is all non toxic, coal, rock salt, gypsum, limestone, spar, and virtually anything else mined is non toxic, cobaly is highly toxic and one of the worst causes of pollution on the planet and is imediately a huge concern in countries where life is cheap and they have no health and safety means it is a recipe for disaster and this disaster is the environment.
Congo and Central Africa are also arid and very poor countries and if there is a commodity people are so poor that they have to obtain it simply to survive by selling it, but this goes much further as entire families work together to mine cobalt and this includes children, reseach shows that for every adult mining cobalt in these countries, 7.9 children are mining it so over 80% of cobalt miners in these countries are children. When you mine cobalt it pollutes not only the air, but also the water; and this water has to be taken from somewhere and the waste has to run somewhere and ground leached cobalt in the soils and rocks remains there as highly toxic for centuries and can be easily seen as water and ground with a blue tinge. Basically most of these cobalt mines are family operations and are totally unsafe and unethical as these shonky mines mean a family finds a cobalt deposit and they dig the smallest shaft they can and send small children down them to mine outwards to follow these deposits and if the small shonky mine collapses these children die, and the pollution kills many more people for hundreds of miles around these areas.

Then it all comes together at the epicentre; China, this is where all these ingredients end up and the lithium batteries are made, they are shipped around the world as batteries directly to everyone from power tool manufacturers to car manufacturers, and once again its a case of out of sight, out of mind; so the next time someone tries to convince you to buy a battery car you knoe exactly what is happening and why it is happening.