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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - The New Cold War: Why China’s Critical Minerals Monopoly Threatens America’s Future

Most Americans understand the importance of oil. They understand the importance of steel. They understand the importance of food production and manufacturing. What many Americans do not realize is that the next great geopolitical struggle is being fought over a group of resources that most people have never seen, never touched, and perhaps never even […] The post The New Cold War: Why China’s Critical Minerals Monopoly Threatens America’s Future appeared first on StoneZone .

Most Americans understand the importance of oil. They understand the importance of steel. They understand the importance of food production and manufacturing. What many Americans do not realize is that the next great geopolitical struggle is being fought over a group of resources that most people have never seen, never touched, and perhaps never even heard of. These are the critical minerals and rare earth elements that power modern civilization. They are found inside our smartphones, our computers, our medical equipment, our satellites, our electric grids, and our most advanced military weapons. They are the hidden foundation upon which much of the modern world rests. For decades, American leaders of both political parties embraced the…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Steven Richards) - Trump doubles down in feud with Italian prime minister, says she is 'doing poorly'

After President Trump said earlier this week that Meloni had “begged” for a photo, the Italian Prime Minister accused the American of treating his allies worse than mutual enemies.

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - UK Approves Trans Puberty Blocker Experiments on Children as Young as 11.

Britain's Labour Party government has allowed a contentious trial administering puberty blockers to children to restart, despite previous safety concerns and legal challenges.

Britain’s Labour Party government has allowed a contentious trial administering puberty blockers to children to restart, despite previous safety concerns and legal challenges. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Britain’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has approved new protocols for the so-called Pathways trial, allowing children as young as 11 to receive puberty blockers. This decision comes after the trial was previously halted due to safety concerns. IMPACT: The trial’s resumption has sparked significant controversy, with critics arguing that it poses unacceptable risks to children and lacks a strong evidence base. Legal actions are ongoing, and public figures have voiced strong opposition, highlighting the…Open