Mine Baby Mine
Before the Iran war, "mine baby mine" was a slogan.
After the Strait of Hormuz shut down and 20% of the world's oil vanished overnight — it became policy.
Trump invoked the Defense Production Act for critical minerals. Lithium is at the top of the list. His administration is fast-tracking permits, opening federal land, and directing the Pentagon to finance domestic production.
The reason is simple. The U.S. imports 50% of its lithium from abroad. China controls 60% of global lithium refining. The Iran war just showed what happens when supply chains run through chokepoints controlled by hostile nations.
The White House called it a national security threat. And they're right.
Every F-35 uses lithium batteries. Every military drone. Every satellite communication system. Every EV that the DOD is transitioning its fleet to. Every backup power system at every military installation in the country.
And on the civilian side — every Tesla, every data center, every grid storage system keeping the lights on.
One company already has the largest DLE lithium plant on American soil. Already has a $5 million DOE grant. Already closed a$50 million funding roundled b GM. Already producing battery-grade lithium. Already holds 120+ patents on extraction technology that recovers up to 3X more lithium than the old method.
EnergyX didn't wait for Trump's executive order. They built the plant .
Project Lonestar. Texarkana. Up to 50,000 tons per year at full scale. And up to a billion dollars in projected annual revenue.
47,000 investors. $171 million raised. Shares are $12.
After April 16, the price goes up. The company announced it.
"Mine baby mine" isn't a bumper sticker anymore. It's national defense doctrine. And the company already mining is $12 a share for few more days.
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