What do we mean when we say SILVERWARS
Before kerosene illuminated the night, olive oil was the golden liquid sustaining life across Greece, Italy, and Spain.
It was the heart of their cuisines, a lubricant for machines, and a source of light when wick met oil. Its versatility was truly remarkable, serving multiple purposes in their daily lives.
Its transformative properties extended to cleanliness, as olive oil was crucial in creating soap.
However, the bounty of the olive tree was not shared peacefully. Nations, merchants, traders, Monarchs and bankers fought over spices, silk, opium, gold, bronze, and other global treasures.
In 1204, a bitter conflict erupted between Greece, Italy, and Spain over Olive oil, a coveted resource that became the prize in a war that raged across the Mediterranean.
The Aegean Sea became a battleground, with fleets clashing as nations vied to control the olives that produced the precious oil. The conflict was intense, and the stakes were high.
The outcome would determine the fate of empires and shape the course of history for centuries to come.
Nations, merchants, and even bankers fought over olive oil because olive oil had intrinsic value:
1. cooking oil
2. fuel for lamps before kerosene
3. lubricant for metal machinery and farm tools
4. ingredient in soaps
Silver (like olive oil then) has 20,000 applications. This is what we mean by intrinsic value.
Like there were wars over olive oil then, today there are wars for the remaining Silver on Planet Earth.
As an investor, you are part of a complex economic landscape that can be likened to a war.
In this 'war ', there are clear winners and clear losers. Our readers will be on the winning side because they understand that Silver, unlike The Federal Reserve Note, cannot be printed, making it a valuable asset in this economic 'war '.
Your purchasing power is getting destroyed by inflation. In Rome, when the Denarius was debased from 90% purity to under 5%, the villagers couldn't see this happening before them so readily because it happened over centuries. Still, by examining the history books, we can understand how inflation theft occurs monthly and yearly and acts like bleeding out through death by a thousand cuts. (Groceries, Gas, Medical Expenses, Rent, etc)
Despite the challenges, there are significant opportunities for high returns.
We recommend purchasing as much physical Silver as possible at these low prices.
Additionally, we have pinpointed just five silver miners that are expected to yield the best return on investment.
We have turned down many Silver miners approaching our content agency because we believe they need the proper business model to yield returns for investors.
I will be out of a job if my picks don't manifest for our subscribers.
We have made the call of Silver being unobtainable as early as 2025 (the most basic logic of spiking demand while silver deposits are vanishing at alarming rate)
Because we have entered an intense era of the electrification of all things, where energy needs to be stored in batteries and conducted through metals, Silver emerges as the #1 needed metal for all future technology energy.
Its unique properties make it an ideal component for the batteries and conductors that power our modern world.
Renewables like Solar
Hydrogen Fuel Cell (Silver a more effective catalyst than Platinum)
AI data centers
Quantum Computing
Robotics
Weapon systems are going electric
Drones
Electric ships, barges, ferries, yachts, boats
High-Speed trains
Spacecraft
Satellites
Space stations
Too many to name here
Ag/Zn = Silver Zinc Batteries
SilverWars
Silver is a desirable material in battery technology for several reasons, each contributing to the performance and reliability of batteries:
High Energy Density: Silver-based batteries, particularly silver-zinc, are known for their high energy density. This means they can store a large amount of energy relative to their size and weight, making them ideal for applications where space and weight are critical, such as in aerospace and military devices.
Stable and Reliable Performance: Silver-zinc batteries offer stable voltage output and reliable performance. They can deliver high discharge rates, which is beneficial for applications requiring bursts of power, such as in IoT devices and military equipment.
Non-Corrosive and Safe: Silver-zinc batteries are considered safe with a low risk of leakage or thermal runaway, unlike some other battery chemistries. This makes them suitable for applications where safety is paramount, such as in medical devices and aerospace applications.
Rechargeable Capability: Advances in technology have improved the cycle life of silver-zinc batteries, making them viable for rechargeable applications. This is particularly important for reducing waste and improving the sustainability of battery use in consumer electronics and other applications.
Environmentally Friendly: Silver-zinc batteries are relatively environmentally friendly compared to other battery types. They use less toxic materials and are easier to recycle, which is an important consideration for reducing environmental impact.
Overall, the combination of high energy density, safety, reliability, rechargeability, and environmental benefits makes silver a desirable material for battery applications across various industries.
The Space Race is fueled by Silver
Here is a list of countries and the number of satellites they have launched as of the latest data:
United States: 8,207 satellites.
People's Republic of China: 685 satellites.
United Kingdom: 658 satellites.
Commonwealth of Independent States (Former USSR): 1,548 satellites.
Japan: 209 satellites.
France: 101 satellites.
India: 105 satellites.
European Space Agency: 93 satellites.
Germany: 74 satellites.
Canada: 74 satellites.
Private Companies Fastest Growing Players in Space
Starlink, He who controls the internet
The War of Information
BusinessWARS
SpaceX, under Elon Musk, has received approval from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to deploy a total of 12,000 Starlink satellites. Additionally, the company has filed for permission to launch up to 30,000 more satellites with international regulators.
Initially, SpaceX received approval for 4,425 satellites using the Ku- and Ka-band spectrum, and an additional 7,518 satellites using V-band frequencies. However, the V-band plans were later withdrawn.
The FCC has also conditionally approved a license for 7,500 satellites as part of the Gen2 Starlink satellite system.
As of early 2024, SpaceX has launched over 6,000 Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit. The company continues to expand its satellite constellation to provide global broadband internet services.
Keep an eye on Elon Musk. He is not to be trusted. His cult following is absurd and we will be publishing all his blunders that have fleeced investors out of billions. Now he is cozying up to Donald Trump ( like Elon Musk, a member of the Parasitic Class)
Does this mean the Silver Academy likes Kamala Harris? Fvck no, she’s even worse. Both sides of the aisle svck, ya’ll know this by now right?
Watch this video if you don’t believe me.
Research by Phil E. Mason (Ph.D. chemistry University of Birmingham in England)
One vital use of silver you didn’t mention: slaying vampires. Like central banks.
One way to roughly determine silver’s inherent value is by examining the number and strength of the various ways that banks and their associated governments suppress its market value. Silver is the most heavily manipulated commodity on the planet. Banks and governments don’t keep such a tight lid on helium, or pork bellies, or coal. Silver receives the most intense suppression treatment of any commodity whatsoever because it’s the keyptonite of every kleptocracy on earth. So we must arm ourselves against the biggest of the earthly demons with….. silver.
Thank you , btw, for your assessment of Musk and Harris. I agree with you wholeheartedly. I appreciate how you don’t shy away from complex shades of gray when most people find comfort in just picking a side and ignoring the indications that it may not be what it seems, because the safety of the group with a leader overrides the bigger concern over where the leader may be taking the group. For most people, experiencing the collective experience of going to slaughter seems to be preferable to the fear of being alone. So people accept questionable leadership just because other people accept it, and rationalize it just to simplify thinking. I appreciate how you don’t do that because facts matter to you more than does the comfort of mass delusions.
That’s the sort of quality that makes a true leader and someone worth listening to, IMO.
Hi Guys,
I am enjoying reading your posts and am learning about the growing number of use cases for silver in an electrifying world. I found your quantitative piece on the quantity of silver required for the solar industry interesting.
I must admit, I am a little lost understanding how much silver demand there is for satellites / missiles / torpedoes / etc, and whether this demand is material or not relative to the c. 1B oz of annual supply.
As a suggestion, a piece highlighting current / forecast silver use in industrial applications outside of solar would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
John