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President Trump reveals the $150 trillion trust fund hidden for 161 years. The system lied. The wealth was real. Now the truth detonates. The Supreme Court has just OVERTURNED the Chevron Doctrine — this is the end of debt slavery and the beginning of financial freedom.
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President Trump reveals the $150 trillion trust fund hidden for 161 years. The system lied. The wealth was real. Now the truth detonates. The Supreme Court has just OVERTURNED the Chevron Doctrine — this is the end of debt slavery and the beginning of financial freedom.

TRUMP’S $150 TRILLION BOMBSHELL: 161-Year-Old Global Trust Fund EXPOSED — The Hidden Engine Behind the Final Reset [VIDEO]

By Medeea Greere

THE CHEVRON DOCTRINE — LEGAL CAGE FOR NATIONAL WEALTH

Since 1984, the Chevron Doctrine allowed unelected bureaucrats to interpret federal laws however they pleased.
It gave agencies total power over resource access, land use, and economic control.

It was the perfect legal firewall to keep America’s wealth locked and hidden from public hands — while globalists extracted value for themselves through trade deals, outsourcing, and engineered debt.

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Which means:

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This isn’t a court case. It’s a trigger for the greatest energy and resource shift in history.

TRUMP, ENERGY, AND THE TRUE RESET

Donald J. Trump didn’t just speak about “draining the swamp” — he always pointed toward economic liberation through sovereignty.

Now, with the Chevron Doctrine gone and a massive natural trust at stake, Trump is positioned to:

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He’s not just coming back to run a country. He may be returning to launch an entirely new economic operating system. And the elites know it.

Feel free to confirm, deny, or comment of any of the above information.

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u/Mothersilverape — 8 days ago
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73% of voters backed an initiative to ensure the permanent availability of cash in the country, which cannot be replaced by virtual money.

With cash, the 2030 Agenda cannot be implemented. CASH IS LIFE AND FREEDOM

u/Mothersilverape — 12 days ago
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I know that this post information is a lot to take in. I waited until today to post it. To pause and think it through carefully for myself.

Today, I’m posting this under a “RumourMill Flair,“ even though the information that is presented is all documented.

The rumour flair will give us all time to let the information being presented sit, settle, and find a spot rest in your mind in comfortable location while the proofs gets studied.

Please OrdinaryMan2, don’t have a heart attack.

And LowMarionberry, you can stop or start laughing now. (I’m not sure which you will do with this post. But guaranteed, it’s one of these two responses.)

u/Mothersilverape — 10 days ago
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The next rally is going to be more violent and could easily produce 200% from present price level (apex of the formation) tripling silver price to my minimum $240 target by July 2026.
I do not mind if the rally extends to $300 and extends to fall, but at $200 plus, I would personally start unwinding my positions...
Have a nice weekend!

Link to source: https://x.com/hajiyev_rashad/status/2050428083208093823?s=20

u/Mothersilverape — 12 days ago
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Above-ground inventories are draining fast, industrial demand is exploding (+41% YoY), and monetary demand keeps rising.

The physical market is sending a very clear message.

Who else is stacking silver before the real crunch hits?

Physics > Paper.

u/Mothersilverape — 9 days ago
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THE PLAYERS: Bix Weir vs The COMEX Paper Shorts.

THE PATTERN
We are witnessing a 110 MILLION OUNCE nightmare for the shorts. Over the last 6 days, the May silver contract exposed the truth: they don't have the metal. 79 million ounces were forcibly closed out in CASH because the physical silver simply isn't in the warehouses. They are settled in paper because the cupboards are bare.

THE EVIDENCE
Registered inventory is gasping for air at 77-79 million ounces. They managed to scrap together a tiny 4 million ounces recently, but NO new eligible metal is flowing in to save them. The demand for May delivery is hitting 23 MILLION ounces—nearly 30% of the entire registered supply in a single month. The math no longer works for the manipulators.

THE COVERUP
They have relied on rollovers and cash settlements to hide the shortage for decades. But you can't build solar panels or EVs with paper contracts. This "Cash Settlement" surge is the ultimate white flag. They are admitting they cannot fulfill physical delivery at these prices. The Gold-to-Silver ratio is a lie—the physical reality points to 20:1 or lower.

THE CLIMAX
MAY 2026: THE BREAKING POINT FOR PHYSICAL SILVER.

  1. Retweet to warn the stackers.
  2. Reply: Are you swapping Gold for Silver at these levels?
  3. Tag

u/SilverTrade

to track the Bix Weir updates.

Link to source: https://x.com/eronimania/status/2050157024453726431?s=20

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u/Mothersilverape — 13 days ago
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Trading range this up coming Friday close is High 76.500 and Low of 75.500. Daily pumps upward above these levels will be on Monday and Tuesday to promote sales of Call options on SLV paper silver. The premium markups for those call will result in losses unless day trader mentality is used to make small profits on highs that occur before 10-11 AM EST on Tuesday. Smartest move is Don't Buy Any Calls at all! SLV Call option sales keep the manipulators in profitable business.

https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nyse-slv/optionchain/summary/

Max stress information is in above link. Just look at the data and you can see how most SLV options for each date are OTM (out of the money) It is time that people learn that this SLV stuff is a losing proposition for most traders.

u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 11 days ago
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Rising costs are casting doubt on the standout economics of one of its flagship growth projects.

South32 (ASX: S32) stunned investors on Thursday after raising costs and delaying development of the Taylor deposit at its Hermosa zinc-silver project in southern Arizona, casting doubt on the standout economics of one of its flagship growth projects.

The miner said that first-stage capital costs for the project have surged more than 50% to $3.3 billion from a $2.2 billion estimate outlined in a 2024 feasibility study, while first production has been pushed to the second half of fiscal 2028, a year later than planned. 

MotherSilverApe Comment: I’ve been wondering how rising fuel costs and inflation is affecting silver mining operations. Now we know!

u/Mothersilverape — 11 days ago
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There seems to be a lot of News Panic over hantavirus. ( Rat Virus.) I have a bit of experience with mice and voles and country living but not rats. It seems to be that is always been a concern and as long as folks are careful there is nothing at all to fear.

When my son was 2 years old he came into the house with a live vole in his hands. He had somehow caught it in the wild. I freaked because I didn’t want what I thought at the time was a dead mouse brought into the house. I told him it needed the little mousie needed it’s mommy and we had to take it back outside right away!

I was only as calm as I was because I thought that it was dead, and so I wasn’t worried it could get loose and run amuck with our cat and dogs around the house.

I got son to lay it down carefully on the front lawn, and 10 seconds later it scurried away. I told son it was off to find it’s mommy, to live happily ever after.

Then we went and washed our hands well.

That it how one keeps this potential virus from spreading. Staying clean and keeping food pet food bins clean and washed. Sanitize is only necessary if there are mouse or rat droppings.

Mice got into the pet food bins kept in the country home garage regularly. Garage doors seem to keep moose out fairly well, but those little pesky little voles and mice could still get inside.

Cats in the countryside also love to bring birds and mice, and the occasional rabbit to lay under the front window to show off what good hunters they are. Our children played with cats and I had a daughter bound and determined to offer the kitties her bottles and sippy cups.

Though this virus was always a concern, normal cleaning seemed to prevent it.

There was the time a mouse fell into our huge home water cistern. We didn’t drain it. Just scooped it out and added a tiny bleach to the water water and we used the water for laundry, cooking, washing and everything but fresh drinking until my husband could clean it properly. We used bottled drinking water until the cistern was clean and new water was added.

So even though we lived in the throes of exactlyi the conditions hantavirus thrives, we never ever caught it, and we’re careful but not paranoid. I actually never thought about it much

I wrote this to let you know there is no need to panic about hantavirus. It’s been around forever, and I can’t imagine how this could be a threat to most people.

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u/Mothersilverape — 7 days ago
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Distinguished economist & commodity market guru Jeff Currie on when oil shortages will hit: "Parts of the world like Australia, Philippines, Thailand already are [in a shortage]. Europe will hit tank bottoms sometime in May. In the US it will be around July 4th. By Steve Hanke @steve_hanke

Link to source. https://x.com/steve_hanke/status/2052423713736585431?s=20

I cannot view his picture/ video or lots of other’s photos and videos on X for whatever reason. So, this picture added by MotherSilverApe.

u/Mothersilverape — 7 days ago
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Quick overview

  • China's silver imports reached an eight-year high in early 2026, driven by strong industrial and investment demand.
  • Local silver prices in China have surged above global benchmarks due to high demand, impacting exchange reserves.
  • Speculative buying led to a 70% increase in silver prices at the start of the year, followed by a sharp decline by the end of January.
  • China's new export regulations for silver may increase market volatility and reduce liquidity, creating fragmented local submarkets.
u/Mothersilverape — 11 days ago
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$SILVER Breakout Just Went Parabolic. After months of waiting — it’s finally happening. Daily chart confirms the breakout from the massive bull flag with strong follow-through. And the miners are going absolutely crazy right now. X post by Resource Alpha @SpeculatorPL1

The ultimate confirmation comes this Friday’s weekly close.

Close strong above resistance → next leg could be violent.

The market is starting to wake up.

Physics > Paper.
Who else is watching this week’s close?
Link to source: https://x.com/SpeculatorPL1/status/2052292614624284824?s=20

u/Mothersilverape — 8 days ago
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And I know people will laugh at that. It's not going to do it in some, you know, incremental way. It'l do it very rapidly and it'll go to a pricing level that makes some sense and probably even beyond one that makes sense in the overshoot. So, that's what we're looking at.

And there are plenty of examples of markets that have done this throughout history. Uh, so it's not like a a one-time event. For silver, it will be, but for other markets, we've seen it. Uh, and I I think that's what's happening right now. And I think you're largely going to see that the move done by this time, sometime this summer.

u/Mothersilverape — 11 days ago
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H/t 

u/Dioclet54046121, u/BostonBogey, u/pmbug, u/jacklyons0121, u/silver207141

November 7th, 2025 - Critical minerals list is finalized. Silver is included.

People must understand that silver is critical for a reason.

It did not make it onto this list by accident.

Silver is the most conductive metal in the universe.

Jan 14th, 2026 - Deadline by July 13th, 2026

The Sec. and the Trade Rep. should consider price floors for trade in critical minerals and other trade-restricting measures… They shall provide updates within 180 days of the date of this proclamation.

The Participants will discuss the feasibility and development of coordinated trade policies and mechanisms, including border-adjusted price floors for critical minerals imports.

March 19th, 2026- Forging a new critical minerals reality

Reframing price floors: The agreements min. price need not be imposed through complex enforcement mechanisms.

It can be built into demand through forward and existing purchase commitments.

April 10th, 2026- Critical minerals and Japan-US enagement

Japanese Prime Minister and US President Trump met in Washington DC on March 19th for a summit to discuss the US-Japan Action Plan for critical minerals and critical mineral project cooperation.

April 10th, 2026- EU and US near critical minerals deal

The 60 day action plan from February is now in full effect. US trade representatives are now briefing allies globally to prepare them for price floors and stockpiling of critical minerals.

April 15th, 2026- Sec. Bessent meets with Mexican Sec. of Finance

Sec. Bessent and Sec. Zamora continued their discussions on the U.S.-Mexico Action Plan on Critical Minerals and engaged further on the outlook for the USMCA review process.

April 24th, 2026 - US-EU Action Plan for Critical Minerals

We will explore how trade measures, such as border-adjusted price floors, can strengthen our domestic critical minerals industries and the sectors critical to our industrial competitiveness.

My theory is that the price floor, regardless of the price, is simply an excuse for the Comex to declare FM.

This saves their reputation as they dont have to admit they ran out of silver, but also bails out the naked paper shorts by letting them cash settle.

Must read article by 

u/silver207141

 expanding upon the thesis: https://x.com/silver207141/status/2050935808585023995?s=20

I would add that once the price floor/FM occur, the USA will try to regain the spot premium over China. 

China may not rollover easily. Game theory suggests silver may be bid sharply higher.

Link to source: https://x.com/MBAeconomics1/status/2050966217796505664?s=20  All pertinent links have had to be removed thanks to Reddit Filters but they are available at the link to source.

u/Mothersilverape — 11 days ago
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Prices for necessities—food, shelter, gasoline, medical care—are certain to go up much faster than his wages. Warsh will find himself painted into a corner. X post by Doug Casey @RealDougCasey

He can either create trillions of new dollars to maintain the US government. Or fail to do so and invite a catastrophic deflation as America’s mountain of debt collapses upon itself.

I have no question that he’ll choose the first alternative.

In the past, the powers that be talked about the Fed “fine-tuning” the economy. That term is no longer used.

Everybody recognizes that unless the Fed prints up adequate money, “this sucker is going down,” as the Baby Bush once termed it during the 2008 financial crisis.

I suspect the next crisis will be much, much bigger.

I think the biggest risk to the average American is that, to finance itself, the government will require all pensions and 401(k)s to invest in a certain percentage of government debt.

That may hold the system together for a while, but at the expense of driving the final nails into the average American’s financial coffin.
Link to source: https://x.com/RealDougCasey/status/2052373460685393970?s=20

Picture added by MotherSilverApe

u/Mothersilverape — 7 days ago