Another mention of ending the law fare with intention of stalling or burying 🇺🇸 energy independence. Enough is enough with the green new scam

Seven months into the U.S.–China rare-earth truce, the more useful question isn't whether the May summit produced a breakthrough — it's why the White House readout named yttrium, scandium, neodymium, and indium while omitting dysprosium and terbium, the two elements that decide whether a high-performance magnet survives heat, and why Beijing's readout omitted rare earths entirely. This week's edition of The Physical Renaissance traces the architecture behind that silence: a two-layer licensing regime in which only one layer was ever paused, a market now running two prices for the same molecule, a $110-per-kilogram floor that has quietly become the Western reference price across Pentagon and Japanese offtake agreements, and two hard deadlines — November 10, 2026 and January 1, 2027 — converging on the same supply chain just fifty-two days apart. Most coverage tracks the diplomacy; the more durable signal sits in the customs data, the price spreads, and the qualification timelines that no summit communiqué can compress. bradfordstanleycfa.substack.… $MP $USAR $LYC $UUUU $NEO

Mako - Beam (Dannic Mix) [OUT NOW!] youtu.be/lDWvQhawCVM?is=uW93… via @YouTube I’ve been listening to EDM since the early 90’s and I don’t think there is a song that juices me like the peak and drop of this song. Straight ⚡️ in the veins.

The @NFL @nflcommish is about to get hit with a @MikeTyson uppercut when the majority of restaurants, sports bars, and casinos opt out of the Sunday Ticket due to the inability to either switch over to streaming, have no access to critical infrastructure in geographical municipalities, or justify the ROI on The Sunday Ticket is not worth it. The Hearing today with @ClayTravis is shining light on the trickle down effect of greed by the @NFL . @SBAgov @SBA_Kelly Small businesses will lose sognificant revenue, employees will lose jobs, sales tax decrease effects state and local infrastructure, fans lose out on the experience, ad revenue will be impacted negatively, and ultimately everyone except the 1 percent benefitting from this will suffer. @FkbTortugas will NOT be renewing after 10 years, which is $14k annually for the subscription. Multiply that times every other restaurant/sports bars that follows suit, and let’s see how inclined the public will be for future financing towards stadiums….or a $200 jersey….or gambling/fantasy sites….or future generations of fandoms. Game might be over. ☠️

Just mind blowing that there is zero damage control. How could you not realize the heat being turned up underneath you? The next hire NEEDS to be a marketing/PR firm, because the status quo is insufficient. Power points and press releases aren’t going to cut it in the big leagues. Time to step out of the comfort zone and get in front of a camera so you’re shareholders BELIEVE in your conviction. ZERO interviews in over a year. UNACCEPTABLE! “People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care” Theodore Roosevelt.

Everybody Wants to Rule the World – Tears For Fears Control over the materials that power the future has always decided which nations rise and which fall. From the tin and copper of the Bronze Age to the coal and iron of Britain’s Industrial Revolution, empires that secured key resources dominated their eras—while those who grew dependent on rivals faded. Today, the battleground is critical minerals: lithium, rare earths, nickel, cobalt, graphite, and others like copper and silver, essential for electric vehicles, robotics, aerospace, defense systems, and AI infrastructure. China currently dominates the supply chain. It controls the majority of global rare earth processing and refining, creating dangerous leverage over technologies that drive modern economies and militaries. Decades of strategic investment allowed Beijing to turn the midstream into a chokepoint. America cannot afford this vulnerability. Relying on a strategic competitor for the building blocks of our EVs, fighter jets, satellites, and humanoid robots is unacceptable. The stakes are immediate- Elon Musk has highlighted the urgency: China’s restrictions on rare earth magnets have already disrupted Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot production, which relies on high-performance motors. Tesla’s next generation EVs and robotics, along with SpaceX’s rockets, engines, and Starlink satellites, demand secure supplies of materials like lithium, nickel, and alternatives such as #strontium ferrite magnets to dominate next generation motors. History warns us what happens when a power offshores its productive base. Britain lost manufacturing supremacy as the U.S. and Germany surged ahead. Spain squandered New World wealth while rivals built real industry. America offshored too much in the late 20th century; we must not repeat that mistake with the minerals defining the 21st. The present is a turning point. In 2026 the year of @America250, our nation’s 250th anniversary, we have a generational opportunity to reclaim leadership through domestic mining on American soil and advanced processing here at home. Companies like Dateline Resources (ASX: $DTR, OTCQB: $DTREF) are already stepping up with projects right here in California. Their Colosseum Gold and Rare Earths Project combines a substantial gold resource with emerging #rareearths potential, located just miles from the only active U.S. rare earth mine at Mountain Pass. Dateline has further strengthened America’s position by acquiring the Music Valley Heavy Rare Earths Project, which provides exposure to both light rare earths (such as neodymium and praseodymium for magnets in EVs and motors) and heavy rare earths (like dysprosium and terbium for high-temperature defense and advanced tech applications). They also own the Argos Strontium Project, the largest known strontium deposit in the United States, which offers a domestic source for strontium compounds vital for ferrite magnets and other technologies that can produce next generation tech. These efforts demonstrate what’s possible when American ingenuity meets strategic resources: #gold for economic strength, light and heavy rare earths for next generation technology, and strontium as a key alternative material. This is not, and cannot be, a partisan issue. Securing our critical minerals supply chain demands bipartisanship- real, sustained cooperation across the aisle. America’s security and prosperity transcend politics; our response to this challenge must too. The future belongs to the independent and the bold. Winning the critical minerals race means resilient supply chains, economic strength, technological edge, national security, and responsible environmental protection. It means building, not begging -for the materials that will power American innovation for the next 250 years! We must map, dig, refine, innovate, and produce here so that no foreign power can turn off the lights on our progress. America has the resources, the ingenuity, and the moment. The only question is whether we will seize it. -@AuCreek @HouseCommerce @BPC_Bipartisan @Dateline_DTR @SenatorSlotkin @NatResources @JayObernolte @SenCortezMasto @alvarezmarsal @tedcruz @elonmusk @SecretaryBurgum

For all of you @Dateline_DTR $DTREF $DTR holders, tomorrow is a bonafide load up day for the simple fact I have NO CHOICE but to sell off some. It’s guaranteed, that as soon as I hit send, news will drop and 🚀, as it has every other time. Just thought I would share my misfortune for your gain. Have a great night 🤢

Apparently nothing tonight either. 🤢🤬🖕

Can someone send that message to the MM of @Dateline_DTR $DTREF $DTR? It seems we can’t figure out what it takes to go green because rare earths and gold are having a day, yet……😞

@Dateline_DTR @BullsNBearsWA article as featured in @westaustralian