Max Igan discusses directed energy weapons

Australian Fire Series Part 6: Directed Energy Weapons The Importance of Critical Examination

Australian Fire Series Playlist: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBsFV... 

NSW Rural Fire Service: 
https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-infor... 

Doppler Radar View: 
https://ibb.co/WySwffY 

Privatizing and Corporatizing Australia’s Water: 
http://aidwatch.org.au/wp-content/upl... 

Firefighting Aircraft 'in Mothballs' Overseas While Country Burns: https://www.smh.com.au/national/firef... 

Higgins Storm Chasing: 
https://higginsstormchasing.com/ 

Higgins Storm Chasers: 
https://www.facebook.com/groups/14306... 

Treesa Green Facebook: 
https://www.facebook.com/treesa.green... 
https://www.facebook.com/treesaregree... 

Press Release: Directed Energy Weapon Market: https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/... 

Air Power Australia: 
ttp://ausairpower.net/

APA-DEW-HEL-An... Electrolaser: 
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elect...

A PlaneTruth Video on DEW: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3ZiK... 

Varley CTSi to Upgrade Air Affairs LearJets: https://australianaviation.com.au/201... 

Australian Defense Connect: 
https://www.defenceconnect.com.au/key... 

Air Affairs Australia Archive News 2019: http://www.airaffairs.com.au/news/arc... 

Ping Pong Ball Fires Starters: 

https://www.facebook.com/tyler.filby....

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NASA World View: 
https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/ 

Kangaroo Island Shows Rock-Solid Promise for Lithium: http://theleadsouthaustralia.com.au/i... 

Jerusalem Prize Presented to Prime Minister Scott Morrison: http://www.zfa.com.au/jerusalem-prize... 

8 Cops Raided Mans Home: 
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?stor... 

Bush Firestorm: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRHtn... 

Boeing’s Compact Laser Weapons System: Sets Up in Minutes, Directs Energy in Seconds: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ijp3-... 

Petition Calling on the Governor General to Dissolve the House: https://www.change.org/p/david-hurley...

Lithium Australia hits paydirt on Kangaroo Island

The West Australian,

20 June, 2019

Lithium Australia has gone off the beaten track and identified lithium and tantalum mineralised pegmatite dykes in shallow historical tourmaline and tin mine workings at the Dudley prospect of its Kangaroo Island project, South Australia.

Despite the strong weathering of outcrops, rock chip sampling returned assays of up to 0.43% lithium oxide, 770 parts per million, or “ppm”, tantalum, 460 ppm niobium and 1600 ppm rubidium.

Management said the results were significant as lithium is usually leached from weathered rocks while the tantalum grades above 200 ppm are generally considered economic.

Data collected to date suggests that the workings and outcrops only expose the upper extremities of the pegmatite system and that there might be potential for spodumene mineralisation at depth.

Lithium Australia has mapped out the mineralised zone over a strike of more than 5km with individual pegmatite dykes of up to 80 metres thick.

Whilst the Dudley mine has produced gem-quality elbaite since 1899 and kaolin after 1906, it has not previously been explored for lithium or tantalum.

The company now plans to carry out a geochemical soil sampling program over the Dudley prospect and the surrounding areas where anomalous lithium values were returned from pegmatite float.

This is expected to help locate additional lithium-caesium-tantalum, or “LCT”, pegmatite dykes under cover and further determine the extent of lithium and tantalum mineralisation.

Close spaced trenching will also be carried out to improve the geological interpretation.

This work program is expected to kick off in the fourth quarter of 2019.

Managing Director Adrian Griffin said: “Early results from the Dudley prospect indicate good potential for a new LCT pegmatite field, and we look forward to extending our exploration coverage later in the year.”

Separately, the company has increased its stake in Victoria-based lithium-ion battery, or “LIB”, recycling outfit, Envirostream, to 11.76% after making a second tranche payment of $100,000.

Lithium Australia is acquiring an 18.9% stake in Envirostream for a total of $600,000 paid in four tranches.

Envirostream operates Australia’s only facility for shredding LIBs into a powder containing critical metals, which is currently exported for refining and will use the funds to expand its operations.

Lithium Australia seeks to change this by developing a hydrometallurgical flow sheet to extract nickel, cobalt, manganese and lithium compounds along with the simultaneous recovery of graphite, from the spent cathode powder in Australia.

Mr Griffin said: “Processing of spent batteries improves the sustainability of energy storage systems and is an ethical source of critical raw materials that can be directed back into the battery industry.”

“Together with Envirostream, we plan to lead the industry in environmental best practices and reduce the harm created by disposal of battery materials in landfill.”

And a response which I have not watched



And a response which I have not watched

Bolivia's 'Lithium Coup'

Bolivia's 'Lithium Coup' 

ANOTHER Crime Against 

Democracy: U.S. Backs local 

Fascists

Public Enquiry

As For Bolivia’s Natural Resources, The American Establishment Wants It All 

It’s well known that Bolivia has the largest reserves of lithium in the world. As reported by Bloomberg News last year in ‘Bolivia’s Almost Impossible Lithium Dream’ based on Bolivia’s lithium reserves: 

Demand for lithium is expected to more than double in 2025. The soft, light mineral is mined mainly in Austria, Chile and Argentina. Bolivia has plenty-9 million tons that have never been mined commercially, the second-largest amount in the world-but until now, there’s no practical way to mine and sell it.

Bolivia’s legitimate President, Evo Morales now in exile in Mexico said that the “The OAS is in the service of the North American empire” and that he “could not understand” how his military leaders betrayed Bolivia. “That confirms that my great crime is to be indigenous. It’s a class problem” rt.com reported. https://www.globalresearch.ca/u-s-bac... 

Regardless, Morales still has the support of the majority of the Bolivian people. Morales’ made history as Bolivia’s first indigenous president who was a poor farmer and without a college education. 

“The exiled president said that after freeing itself from the International Monetary Fund, the Bolivian economy was doing better” the report said. 

Historically speaking, many Bolivian presidents before Morales were aligned with Washington’s interests and were oppressive against the poor and indigenous peoples. They had murdered workers who were on strike and they even sold off Bolivia’s mineral wealth to U.S. and European corporations. The Bolivian people remained poor for decades under right-wing dictatorships who joined forces with the U.S. and even militarized coca producing regions where Morales experienced firsthand tyranny according to an Al Jazeera story from 2014 on Evo Morales’s rise to power titled ‘Bolivia: Has Evo Morales Proven His Critics Wrong? “One event vividly stuck out for Morales after moving to the coca-growing region: In Chipiriri, a cocalero (coca farmer) was killed by the military for refusing to plead guilty to trafficking drugs. 

“Without any contemplation, [the military] covered his body in gasoline and, in front of many people, burned him alive” Morales said. 

However, the story also mentioned Morales’s success 

“The GDP has steadily grown from 2009 to 2013, and the UN reports that Bolivia has the highest rate of poverty reduction in Latin America, with a 32.2 percent drop from 2000 to 2012. Employment rates and wages have also gone up, with a notable 20 percent minimum wage raise last year.” Morales’s economic plan turned out to be successful as stated by Al Jazeera “Morales approach of putting various industries under state control, from mines to telecommunications companies, has generated enormous funds for the government, which it is using for infrastructure – only 10 percent of the country’s roads are paved – and social programmes to lift children, mothers and the elderly out of poverty. Thanks to a successful literacy programme, UNESCO has declared the country free of illiteracy.” 

When Morales was declared the winner in the October 20th elections, violent right-wing protests soon followed. The leaders of the opposition led by mostly fascist elements of Bolivian society including Luis Fernando Camacho who Max Blumenthal and Ben Norton of The Grayzone described him as “a powerful multi-millionaire named in the Panama Papers, and an ultra-conservative Christian fundamentalist groomed by a fascist paramilitary notorious for its racist violence, with a base in Bolivia’s wealthy separatist region of Santa Cruz.” 

No surprise that Camacho has the support of the right-wing governments of Colombia and Brazil along with the Venezuelan opposition leaders who are still trying to overthrow Nicolas Maduro after their recent failures to do so. The violent protests that has erupted against the Morales government has led to extreme violence resulting in deaths, beatings of politicians which forced the resignation of Morales and his vice president García Lineran and others in his administration on the advice of army officials and police chiefs who were bought and paid for by Washington. The Morales government called it a coup by U.S. backed opposition forces. Morales did propose dialogue with the opposition parties, but was flatly rejected. It was reported that Morales even accepted Washington’s lackey, the ‘Organization of American States’(OAS) advice to set up new elections, but was ignored. 

The violent protests were directed at leaders of the Movement To Socialism (MAS) which is Morales’s political party and journalists who were beaten by right-wing mobs. 

The BBC reported that the mayor of a small town in Bolivia was dragged from her home and then they covered her in red paint and cut her hair.