The basic idea of this post is correct, the conclusions about who is affected by it however is dead wrong.
— Tom Luongo (@TFL1728) February 25, 2026
The cartels are an integral part of the British organized crime money layer. As a cash settled business, drug and human trafficking, create an entire layer of… https://t.co/9JK33TVZRJ
Mexico, the biggest silver producer on earth, is plunging into chaos. Here is why this matters: - Silver was declared a critical mineral for the first time in history - No silver = no AI, no missile production - 50% of US silver imports come from Mexico The US modeled a scenario where Mexico stopped silver exports to the US, which would trigger a GDP decline, raising national security concerns. A few days ago, 10 workers of Vizsla Silver were abducted, 3 were found dead. As a result, mining companies are having trouble attracting employees and are incurring higher security costs. This was before the cartel war. Now the situation has gotten worse. - Silver transport is disrupted. - Costs are rising across the board. - It's getting harder to attract employees. This could resemble the doomsday scenario the US modeled. All of this is happening in a market which has been in deficit for 5 consecutive years, with COMEX inventories getting drained at an accelerating pace. The world is in desperate need of silver and the biggest supplier is at war.
