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The big play here is keeping China out of/away from the Tanbreez Project. The only involved parties now are Critical Metals Corp. and European Lithium, which Critical Metals is in the process of buying to gain 100% control of Tanbreez.

The poster above isn't wrong, this is still far from a slam dunk with a lot of hurdles, particularly in processing. Critcal Metals Corp. estimates that initial exploratory mining will cost ~$250 million. They have a current $120 million loan from the US government that is earmarked for initial development of Tanbreez.

The good news is that this closes the door on Chinese involvement in the project, and that it has a bit less of a radioactive element concern that has plagued an Australian mining company at another mining operation in Greenland. The uranium and thorium will always be a risk when dealing with the Greenlanders. It wasn't a problem when the Aussies began their work, but the govt. changed environmental standards and the two parties are now in court/mediation over it, or were as of a few months ago, anyway.
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"No, no, the ceasefire is going. It's in effect."

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So I was thinking about this today and had a question. For the rescue attempts they were trying to pull him out by his feet, but I'm wondering why they didn't try and shove lines with loops or something to each of his hands so that the lift point would be his hands. That way he could start bending at the waist on the way back out and they could keep lifting him further.

What they tried to do had worked in similar rescues in the past. Unfortunately, the main anchor point failed this time, sending him even deeper into the fissure. At that point, there wasn't enough time to reset everything.

It was three hours before any help was on scene, and then many more before they were able to make that first attempt with the pulley system. There was just no time left.
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How'd they get his body out?

They didn't, and they sealed it shut with his body still in it.
This is a new video that randomly showed up today on my feed. I haven't watched it, but he was one of the rescuers and is answering questions.

Kinda soft and slippery from the suntan lotion.

Wait....
Look, if we — the American taxpayers — funded the largest, most sophisticated, deeply entrenched surveillance police state flat Earth has ever known and we DON'T get 4k quality video of these little grey frickers and their time jumping hot rods, I'm gonna be pissed.

It better at least he 780p. No more potato vision, Bigfoot quality, gotta squint and use your imagination bullshite. Use the trillion dollar privacy stripping network of cameras that we paid for and show us the good shite. Otherwise, you're all just whackadoos looking to manipulate or be manipulated.

Satellites that can read a license plate from space, robo-cameras on every street corner, a HD camera in every pocket, and a cloud connected doorbell cam on every door of every shite box trailer in the backwoods......there are no excuses left for not having quality evidence.
I dunno....she's probably more fun than 99% of the other bitchy contestants and she knows her way around a sammich.

Sign me up.
I haven't seen anything for the Franklin County tornado yet. There is some pretty significant tree damage in the area south of Roxie where a trailer park was hit. Trees debarked and worn away.

re: So long alligator Alcatraz

Posted by LegendInMyMind on 5/7/26 at 12:08 pm to
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Florida in Talks With Trump Admin to Shutter Notorious Swamp Pokey Alligator Alcatraz


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The state of Florida is reportedly in talks with the Trump administration to close the migrant detention facility known as Alligator Alcatraz.

The talks began after the Department of Homeland Security deemed the facility, which opened in July 2025, too expensive to continue operating, The New York Times reported on Thursday.

The detention center has cost Florida hundreds of millions of dollars to operate, The Times reported, citing current and former officials in the state government, ICE, and the office of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R).


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When will they have a map of the path the tornado took?


Will probably be a couple of days. They usually post the survey to Xwitter when it is complete. That would be either in the Jackson or New Orleans area of responsibility. You can check/follow @NWSJacksonMS and @NWSNewOrleans for the update.

Following them is also a good way to get warnings. They automatically post as soon as they're issued and beat all weather apps, time-wise.
Nileblue(sometimes Red) showing that laser tag has definitely changed. Q-Zar is going to have to give us more protection than some shitty plastic vests. These games will be for keeps!



In all seriousness, are these things that are consumer grade this legit?
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I’ll never understand how it’s so hard to copy and paste the body of an X post in the OP

I've come to the conclusion that they simply don't know how. They're also incredibly lazy.
The front has pretty much caught up to that storm. The whole structure has changed, and hopefully that signals the end of its tornadic life. Still some rotation, but it is broad.
I'm just waiting. At this point they've told anyone with a microphone and a willingness to put it in front of them that they have mountains of evidence enough to put away hundreds of people.

At this point, they either do or they don't, and if they don't they have only themselves to blame.