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TESLA cannot get silver. Let that sink in. One of the most powerful companies on the planet, backed by one of the richest men alive, cannot secure enough physical silver to meet production needs. This isn't about TESLA's stock price. This is about what TESLA's problem tells us about the silver market. For years, I've been saying the paper silver game kept prices suppressed while the real world ran out of metal. People called me crazy. A conspiracy theorist. Now TESLA proves I was right. Here's what most people don't understand... The price you see for silver? That's determined by paper contracts. Futures. ETFs. Financial claims. All paper. And paper can be created infinitely faster than physical silver can be mined. But physics doesn't care about financial engineering. When TESLA, with billions in capital and unlimited resources, cannot get the metal they need... ...that's the physical market screaming at us. The paper game is ending. My rich dad taught me: "Paper creates illusions. Physical reveals truth." For decades, the paper silver market created the illusion of abundant supply. It worked. For a long time. But when a company like TESLA can't secure supply... That's reality breaking through the illusion. Here's the real crisis coming... You're not going to be arguing about whether silver is at $100, $150, or $200. You're going to be asking different questions: "Do you have any?" "When can you deliver it?" "What's the premium over spot?" Availability will trump price. Right now, you can still buy silver. Yes, premiums are higher. Yes, some dealers have longer wait times. But you can still get it. The question is for how much longer?
Locking in makes the past irrelevant. Momentum rewrites identity. Time forgives fast when behavior changes.
Tell folks to start watching George Carlin & Tuttle Twins so they can start to think for themselves again. 🤣
While capital owns the infrastructure, labor provides the "engine" that makes it run. The structures of power and wealth only have meaning and purpose when they have a population to interact with, serve, or, in more cynical terms, profit from.
With healthcare tied to employment, the cost of entry for a strike is incredibly high for individuals and is unlikely to ever happen. Slaves forever! 🥳🥳🤣🤣
America needs a general strike. Who is superman without you to save? Businesses are nothing without employees.
Posting on socials about issues you want solved is like forgetting to add baking powder into your cookies, then just sprinkling it on top and tossing em back in the oven and calling it good. Get your ass off the screens and go get a seat on your city council or something...