Ingersoll Lockwood, Inc Chat

In light of President Trumps efforts to secure American STEEL today, you should understand how we got here… In 2018, Q asked, why STEEL was so important? Then proceeded to provide a link to the CIA library, where anons discovered the Red October STEEL plant in Stalingrad. This was highlighted to understand the vital importance of STEEL during conflict. Ask yourself…. Does it make sense at all for America to rely on foreign nations, such as China, for STEEL? What if there is a conflict? In March 2018, the Trump administration imposed a 25% tariff on foreign steel imports under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. President Trump proclaimed that foreign producers—particularly China—were unfairly flooding the global market and hurting national security. Around that time, 2017–2018, two major scandals made global headlines involving falsified data and compromised metals intended for military use. 1. The U.S. Navy Submarine Steel Fraud — A leading foundry supplier spent over 30 YEARS falsifying strength and toughness test results for steel castings used in U.S. Navy submarine hulls. Red October Double meaning… This went unnoticed for decades, affecting at least 240 productions of steel—roughly HALF of the casting steel the foundry supplied for nuclear-powered submarines. Read that again… 2. The Kobe Steel Cheating Scandal — Japan’s third-largest steelmaker, Kobe Steel, admitted to a massive data-tampering scheme. In March 2018, the CEO was forced to resign while under criminal investigations. The company systematically falsified strength, durability, and specification data for iron, steel, copper, and aluminum shipped to over 600 global clients, directly into global defense infrastructure, including parts used in military aircraft, aerospace projects, and submarines. The metals posed a catastrophic safety threat to military platforms across defense agencies. Do you understand now? They had unimaginable travesties planned for us. That is…. Until President Trump came along.