SILVERWARS

From WWI to the Cold War, U.S. War Savings Stamps turned 90%-silver coins into interest-free financing and strategic metal—fueling surveillance film, silver-zinc batteries, and Manhattan Project coils. Celebs, cartoons, and Schools at War gamified saving—a soft, patriotic confiscation.

When silver runs out, AI and crypto collapse into copper: slower, hotter, weaker. No stockpile, no backup. The downgrade is coming—unless we act now to secure strategic silver.

WWI's aerial photography spurred unprecedented industrial silver consumption. "Silver eyes in the sky" capturing war photos radically shifted silver from useless to a critical industrial commodity, forever changing global resource demand.

Over the full history of cloud seeding, the cumulative amount of silver iodide used is substantial. At a few metric tons per year in the U.S. and similar levels elsewhere, it is likely that hundreds of tons of silver have been released into the skies worldwide since the 1940s.

The Free Market is a lie. Since 1951, the Mutual Defense Assistance Control Act has granted the US President sweeping tools to direct trade and financial flows in service of national and allied security, and help the super-wealthy move forward with a grand conspiracy.