Hurricane helene

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evs

3 months ago

Hi guys,
I'm sure you've heard about the hurricane situation. In light of stories about fena turning people away and slashing their tyres ect.. and basically little to no aid and ostensibly govt indifference. and we saw the same thing in Maui and in Australia a year or two ago with floods here.. do you get the feeling this Michael Herrera slave trade abduction stuff might be going on? Might this stuff have been happening in the past and we just never knew?

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Jon Smith

3 months ago

Seems morel like a land grab. No different than the mega rich buying up estate in Maui after the fire.

North Carolina Microchip Mines: A Critical Component of Global Chip Supply

The state of North Carolina is home to a unique set of mines that produce high-purity quartz, a crucial material for the manufacturing of microchips and semiconductors. The mines, located in the town of Spruce Pine, are the only large-scale source of this essential mineral.

Hurricane Helene’s Impact

Recently, Hurricane Helene brought catastrophic flooding and damage to the area, temporarily closing the mines and disrupting the global supply chain. The storm dumped over 2 feet of rain on Spruce Pine, causing widespread devastation and destruction of infrastructure, including the main CSX rail line.

Consequences for the Chip Industry

The shutdown of the North Carolina quartz mines has significant implications for the global microchip industry. Almost every advanced microchip produced today relies on this high-purity quartz during the manufacturing process. The industry’s reliance on this single region for a critical material has raised concerns about supply chain vulnerability.

Efforts to Restore Operations

Operators are working to assess damage to the mines and equipment, with the goal of restarting operations as soon as possible. However, the transportation of refined quartz to export markets may be challenging due to the state of infrastructure in western North Carolina.

Global Ramifications

The disruption to the North Carolina quartz mines has the potential to affect the global supply of microchips and semiconductors, impacting industries such as:

Technology: Smartphones, laptops, and other electronic devices rely on microchips and semiconductors.
Solar Panels: High-purity quartz is also used in the production of solar panels.
Automotive: The chip shortage could impact the production of vehicles, particularly those with advanced technology features.
Conclusion

The North Carolina microchip mines are a critical component of the global chip supply chain. The damage caused by Hurricane Helene highlights the vulnerability of this single-source supply chain and underscores the need for diversification and resilience in the industry. As operations resume, the focus will shift to ensuring the long-term sustainability of these mines and mitigating the risks associated with supply chain disruptions.

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evs

3 months ago

Yeah that mine must be absolutely incredible hey. How is there only one of its calibre in the known world

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Amara

3 months ago

It's been happening since the 1960s: https://tinyurl.com/44r3y883

Tazz

3 months ago

Pretty much all wars and natural disasters are land grabs and child grabs. They might not all be instigated by the society of scum, but they certainly like to foster it and milk every opportunity.

Unfortunately, they also use our tendency to focus, making every conspiracy theory a psyop, even when it's true. It was me2 then it was epstein then it was diddy. The wave with Hampstead, and the missing 2k of Lahaina. The sandy hook green screen that Alex Jones got cancelled for talking about... Infinitum.

It's garbage. People die / raped whatever, and we ask questions, and they laugh because it's all we did was ask questions. Useless.

It all comes down to war. But you have to step back and concentrate on who's the real enemy. Looking for creeps and cheats and liars won't cut it. They're everywhere. Who is stopping you from doing things. That's a good place to start.

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Jon Smith

3 months ago

Not to mention this is weather warfare. They've long admitted they can influence the weather and there's patents in the public space that even prove many of these. There are 2 sets of controllers vying for supremacy over the world and they use many different means of attacking each other. The Japanese earthquake was another.

https://xeeatwelve.blogspot.com/2009/02/alien-eyes-guided-hurricane-katrina-by.html

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evs

3 months ago

Yeah, well it would be pretty daunting to go up there and try to do something about it. But for example in Australia the floods created a community both on the ground and online who band together to help each other. Crazy thing is there's one guy who organised donations and the govt took him to court and froze his bank account for months, because he didn't have the appropriate licence for fundraising. But I like the fact that we can hear from people on the ground now and communities are mobilising to come up with ground roots solutions cos it's obvious the government's don't care, to the point of being so suspicious and conspicuous it wakes people up

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Jon Smith

3 months ago

@evs

Everything is being unveiled now. No more lies. The whole world will be shown for what it is. The Great Awakening was started around 2000 and is well on the way to fruition. Although most won't like what they find. They're too comfortable with the illusions instead.

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evs

3 months ago

Yeah I'm glad it's finally kicked into high gear

Tazz

3 months ago

Things are being unveiled . . . if we keep it going.

In most places there isn't really a strong militia, but I think this is what the militias are there for. When the police produce a blockade, you try to get a militia from the inside to connect with a militia from the outside, establish a route for transferring supplies, straight up pull your assets out of the bank and start shipping with weapons in tow against the blockades.

It's not like this wasn't done in the past. They like to make you think there were only two types of ships sailing the oceans - pirates, and legitimate corporations. There were all kinds of factions doing trade routes and shipments. The big lie is they make us think it's changed when it never has.

Artur Faria

3 months ago