North Carolina Flooded For Lithium & Quartz Plus Q&A

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North Carolina Flooded For Lithium & Quartz Plus Q&A

North Carolina has the richest deposits of Lithium and quartz crystals. Elon Musk secured the contract for the lithium and the quartz mine paperwork is pending. The locals were blocking their mining and potentially harming 500 billion worth of business. Albermarle Kings Mountain is the location of the world’s purest quartz crystals which are needed to make AI chips. Piedmont Lithium is waiting for state permits to mine in Gaston County near Cherryville. Gaston is under water right now.

The storm that hit was directed there using energy weapons. It’s so obvious because their rings were detected for all to see on satellite images. I saw them on Glam Ham via TikTok who monitors things like this. I heard all kinds of rumors that the elite or the white hats are trying to flood out the underground bunkers there. That’s not the simplest explanation.

Gaston County is 587 - 1,705 feet above sea level and mountainous. The last flood it had was in 1916.
https://arcadiumlithium.com Their stock altm just started trading Jan of this year at $7 and it’s now at $2.66. I am not investor, but I bet this company is going to be rich. Piedmont Lithium In May 2024, received the finalized mining permit for the construction, operation, and reclamation of Carolina Lithium following the posting of a $1 million reclamation bond to the state of North Carolina. The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Energy, Mineral, and Land Resources approved the permit application on April 12, 2024.

These companies are huge. Why would they want world war three to start now that they just used to weather to push out the people on their site?

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https://millicanpictorialhistorymuseum.com/product/belmont-north-carolina-railway-trestle-destroyed-by-the-1916-flood-from-gaston-county-to-mecklenburg-county/
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTFDyHGoy/
https://www.piedmontlithium.com/projects/carolina-lithium/