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Jim Bollinger's avatar

OUTSTANDING!!!

Sergio Luconi's avatar

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.

Manny's avatar

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.

Manny's avatar

Yes, La Parrilla mine

Jay Bremyer's avatar

Excellent summary and explanation. Thanks.