What we’re seeing today feels eerily similar to Hitler forcing France to sign its surrender in the very same train wagon where Germany had surrendered after WWI — a symbolic act of revenge, not just victory.
In the 19th century, Britain flooded China with opium to drain its silver and break its economy. Let’s be honest: the entire West benefited from that system, not just England.
Fast forward to now.
China is flooding the West with addictive products and dependencies — digital, financial, industrial. At the same time, it is quietly accumulating what the world desperately needs: real assets, strategic resources, and yes, silver.
History doesn’t repeat itself exactly.
But it rhymes — and sometimes, it settles old accounts.
Samsung’s move to invest directly into silver miners to secure future silver supply went largely unnoticed, but it is a clear indication that they are worried about securing much needed silver.
The global market is fundamentally mispricing the physical commodity of silver. Silver can no longer be viewed merely as an investment vehicle, an inflation hedge, or "Gold's little brother." It has fundamentally transformed into a strategic resource vital to national defense and economic sovereignty.https://triggledger.substack.com/p/the-silver-key-the-irreplaceable?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=8gc1qf
OUTSTANDING!!!
Doug, excellent angle! Thanks.
History has a long memory.
What we’re seeing today feels eerily similar to Hitler forcing France to sign its surrender in the very same train wagon where Germany had surrendered after WWI — a symbolic act of revenge, not just victory.
In the 19th century, Britain flooded China with opium to drain its silver and break its economy. Let’s be honest: the entire West benefited from that system, not just England.
Fast forward to now.
China is flooding the West with addictive products and dependencies — digital, financial, industrial. At the same time, it is quietly accumulating what the world desperately needs: real assets, strategic resources, and yes, silver.
History doesn’t repeat itself exactly.
But it rhymes — and sometimes, it settles old accounts.
Samsung’s move to invest directly into silver miners to secure future silver supply went largely unnoticed, but it is a clear indication that they are worried about securing much needed silver.
Yes, La Parrilla mine
Where can we find more info about these samsung miner investments?
https://investingnews.com/silver-storm-completes-drawdown-of-us-7-0m-prepaid-offtake-facility-with-samsung-ct/
In Mexico?
Excellent summary and explanation. Thanks.