Oregon and Nevada's China Connection

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Murikans are clueless. The plan was set in motion decades ago. Netanyahu was even caught on tape discussing this.

Murika can't be disarmed, so the Rothschilds planned to turn it into a poverty stricken 3rd world nation, carved up and sold to many different nations.

So they sold unserviceable debt to other nations, including China, Saudi, etc, in exchange for their goods. Meanwhile they've been busy outsourcing all industries.

Then they pay those countries back with US lands and resources, taken from clueless murkans who think they are making room for endangered tortoise. How do you enjoy your 2nd Amendment when you have nowhere to live.

How do poor people make a living, you go to war for the Rothschilds. 'we stand behind satan's chosen ones', LMAO.

According to Jim Willie, data shows China has been investing in the US lands they acquired by hiring US employees and moving in equipment, while US khazar elites have been busying moving their factories to Mexico etc. Of course their media has been doing a great job covering this up.

Russia, China Mull Cooperation on Nuclear Energy in Third Countries

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Zhu Jicai, deputy director of China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), said that CNNC and Rosatom are considering further cooperation not only in Russia and China, but also in other countries, both in the nuclear energy sphere and also through using uranium resources and commonly exploiting nuclear technologies.

Russia and China are considering developing their cooperation in the field of atomic energy in third countries, China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) told Sputnik at the VII International Forum ATOMEXPO on Tuesday.

"CNNC, as a state corporation, mainly communicates with ROSATOM in Russia. At the moment, we are discussing further comprehensive cooperation not only in Russia or China, but also in other countries, and not only in the nuclear energy sphere, but also in using uranium resources and commonly exploiting nuclear technologies," Zhu Jicai, deputy director of China National Nuclear Corporation, told Sputnik.

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Russia and China Are Becoming Nuclear Titans

“This is how the torch of civilization is passed from one country to the next. Remember it well. We’re seeing it happen right in front of us.”

That was the comment of one reader to the story of how Bill Gates has gone to China to develop his Travelling Wave Reactor, which promises to run for 50 years without refueling and consume its own waste. After several years of effort, Gates had given up on ever getting anything approved by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Instead, he signed a deal with the Chinese National Nuclear Corporation to build an experimental model in Asia.

China is indeed sprinting to the forefront of world nuclear technology. It has 27 operating reactors and 24 more under construction. The CNNC has announced plans for 50 new reactors by 2030, at which point it will overtake the United States for the most reactors in the world. At that juncture it will have retired 350 gigawatts of coal generation and may be well on the way to solving the problem of global warming.

[link to www.realclearenergy.org]

Last Edited by Daniel Higdon on 02/28/2016 03:49 PM

You know, we have been clueless of so much until the Oregon standoff.

Now it is as if the door has opened, and we are being flooded with the cold hard truth.

From 2011

County backs proposed solar energy farm near Laughlin

Sisolak said the selection of Nevada was aided by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s April trip to China, where he met ENN officials. Reid’s involvement will also be crucial for obtaining a federal waiver needed for the development to happen — the 5,400 acres under scrutiny are part of 9,000 acres conveyed to Clark County by the Colorado River Commission in 2007. County documents say the 5,400 acres are encumbered by a patent restriction that limits development “which must be waived or modified by the federal government to allow the proposed (solar) development.”

The 5,400 acres at issue are near the Fort Mojave Indian Reservation. Although most of the 42,000-acre reservation is in Arizona, it spans the Colorado River, and 5,500 acres of it cover the southern tip of Clark County.

A real estate agent in Laughlin said land in the area considered for the solar array and factory sells for about $10,000 an acre. If Clark County got that price, it would reap $54 million.

[link to lasvegassun.com]

Relationship between Las Vegas, China runs deep
From possible investment in green energy or high-speed rail to the color of the carpet at Encore, China’s influence is everywhere in Las Vegas.

The goal is to turn the area into a part-business, part-energy plant, part-residential, self-sustaining city. At the heart of the 9,000-acre, $4 billion plan is a solar panel factory. “We don’t manufacture much in Nevada. But we’re going to manufacture solar panels here and we’ll export them and it’s going to breathe life into an area that’s struggling desperately,” said Steve Sisolak, the Clark County commissioner who’s been working with the project’s Chinese backer, ENN Group, whose representatives declined to be interviewed for this article. “The biggest thing with this one is financing. These are not cheap projects but financing wasn’t an issue for these ENN guys,” Sisolak added. “They’re ready to come with a check, buy some materials and create some jobs.” The deal and its particulars haven’t been completed, but if all goes according to plan, those jobs—up to 2,000—could come on line in as little as a year.

That sort of efficiency is possible in Chinese deals because of the close relationships among China’s government, banks and corporations: Investments plans are pre-vetted, and the only red tape is any permits that must be sought in the United States.

It’s clear in the case of the ENN project, both sides are salivating at the prospect, though for very different reasons. In China, the race to build carbon-neutral, sustainable-energy cities is well under way: Dongtan and Tianjin are vying for first-there status, with the earliest delivery date not expected until 2018. Neither is being built by ENN, but at a recent clean energy conference, it was clear this company shares a similar vision—only it will roll out its version in Nevada. “We’ve really come to the junction where we need the philosophy of finding unity between man and the universe,” ENN chairman Yusuo Wang told a gathering of clean energy activists, experts and politicians last month in Las Vegas, through a translator. “We must redefine energy.”

[link to vegasinc.com]

BUMP FOR AWARENESS THAT CANNOT WAIT ANY LONGER!

Is The US Department of the Interior Committing Cultural Genocide And Ecocide?

While Secretary of the Interior Jewell addressed the Clean Energy Summit 6.0 in Las Vegas last week, a very different examination of America’s solar policy was happening just down the street.

If you were to go by the media says, it was the Nevada premiere of San Diego filmmaker Robert Lundahl’s documentary “Who Are My People?” Lundahl interviewed on Nevada Public radio and featured in The Las Vegas Review-Journal,Thomas Mitchell’s column, and The Ely Times. (That last article is listed in the Bureau of Land Management’s California News Bytes.) San Diego Loves Green also did a write-up, which was picked up by The Native News Network and Salem News.

Lundahl contends that, in their rush to develop supposedly “green” energy in the desert, the Department of the Interior is destroying pristine habitat, failing to consult with the tribes and violating Native American sacred sites.

These charges are not new.

[link to cleantechnica.com]

Thanks for the bump, MW!

Need to see if this was included in the final:

LAME DUCK ALERT: PROVISIONS IN THE NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT (NDAA) WOULD DESTROY NATIVE SACRED SITE

As NIGA previously reported, last Thursday, December 4, 2014, the U.S. House of Representatives passed S. 1847, the National Defense Authorization Act of 2015 (NDAA). Minutes before midnight on Tuesday, December 2nd, the House attached an omnibus lands package that includes the “Southeast Arizona Land Exchange.” The provision will transfer a known Native sacred site that sits on federal Forest Service lands to a foreign-owned mining corporation. The transfer would set dangerous precedent for all of Indian Country and federal Indian affairs policy. USET (United Southern and Eastern Tribes) has written letters and adopted resolutions opposing this misguided land transfer.

The U.S. Senate will begin consideration the NDAA package this evening – Tuesday, December 9th. We urge you to consider contacting your Senators and Senate Leadership. A draft letter is attached to this alert for your consideration.

[link to www.indiangaming.org]

Experts explore implications of Southeast Arizona Land Exchange

Wendsler Nosie, former Chairman of the San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona, and David Smith, a lawyer who specializes in Native American litigation, spoke to law students Tuesday night about the protection of Native American sacred sites. The two experts focused on the Southeast Arizona Land Exchange and Conservation Act, which traded 2,400 acres, much of it tribal land, to the Australian-British mining company Resolution Copper, a subsidiary of Rio Tinto, the largest mining company in the world. Nosie is the leader of the Occupy Oak Flat, a movement which is in opposition to the Southeast Arizona Land Exchange, and he intends to protest until the Act is repealed.

[link to ndsmcobserver.com]

57 Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians Urge Senate to Nix Sacred Land Giveaway


The Southeast Arizona Land Exchange and Conservation Act is a House bill sponsored by Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ). It was tacked on to the annual must-pass NDAA along with several other land-related bills by Sen, John McCain (R-AZ), according to the Huffington Post. The House approved the land swap bill December 4 and sent it on to the Senate for a vote. If approved by the Senate and signed by President Obama, the land swap provision will allow Resolution Copper Co., a subsidiary of the controversial international mining conglomerate Rio Tinto, to acquire 2,400 acres of the federally protected public land in the Tonto National Forest in southeast Arizona in exchange for 5,000 acres in parcels scattered around the state. The United Kingdom-based privately-owned global mining corporation reported earnings of copy0.2 billion in 2013, a 10 percent increase over the previous year.
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