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The demand for silver is growing incredibly. The fact that the Perth Mint has officially acknowledged this, IMO, is an ominous sign.

Those who believe that the industralized nations will ever commit to a reversal of QE to infinity, I would describe as sadly mistaken.

Before they crash the system, the powers-that-be will have ensured, beyond a shadow of a doubt, the greatest wealth transfer in human history. It's happening right before our eyes.

You cannot print gold and silver like you can paper currencies. Gold and silver are the ultimate money. Central bankers know that (even if they flatly lie about it), the Rotschilds know that and the Rockefellers know that (which is why they hold massive amounts of assets outside the banking system. Hard assets, to be precise. Look it up).


But there’s more in store for silver. Mints can’t keep up with demand. The Perth Mint recently emailed its clients to say: ‘Demand is currently at unprecedented levels, and we have been inundated by high levels of web and telephone traffic from clients all around the world.’