BREAKING EXCLUSIVE:🚨 SILVERGATE: THE PHYSICAL RUN HAS BEGUN — AND THE PUBLIC IS BEING KEPT IN THE DARK In my New Year interview with Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin Precious Metals (now $14 BILLION in sales), he laid out a picture that should stop every ordinary person in their... tracks: This isn’t “market chatter.” This is strategic extraction. Andy says the LBMA in London and COMEX in the U.S. are showing tight physical supply — while the system is drowning in paper claims. He dropped the numbers that expose the entire game: • London: roughly 2 BILLION ounces of paper promises • Float behind it: about 140 MILLION ounces • In other words: the same bars sold again and again — rehypothecation • “Bernie Madoff… but with metal.” And then came the part the media won’t touch: For 13+ months, the biggest players on Earth have been doing what “never happens” in these markets. They’re not rolling paper. They’re not cash-settling. They’re not playing the usual game. They’re saying: “Give me the metal.” Andy described it as a quiet, coordinated drain: Central banks. Commercial banks. Sovereign wealth funds. The most well-funded and well-informed traders on the planet. And while that’s happening, the political layer snaps into place: He said China refines over 70% of the world’s silver — and is now moving to restrict exports so anything leaving China needs permission from Beijing. Why now? Because silver has been designated a critical mineral — a national security asset. That’s the line people need to understand: This isn’t about “profit.” This is about power. Silver isn’t just coins and jewellery. Andy says it’s embedded in: • high-tech weapons • AI infrastructure • solar farms powering server centres • the entire digital economy And when a commodity becomes strategic, the real question stops being “what’s the price?” It becomes: who controls the supply when the paper promises break? His warning was blunt: If a major institution fails delivery, it doesn’t stay in the metals market. It can spread into credit, equities, forex — systemic contagion. Then he put it in plain English: For decades, people believed paper claims were “as good as metal” because almost nobody stood for delivery. Now the largest money on Earth is doing it at scale — month after month — and the public is being told nothing. That’s not an accident. That’s a window. And windows close. If you watch the full interview with Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin, it’s one you’ll want to watch twice — because what he’s describing is not a normal cycle. It’s a run on reality. Miles Franklin Precious Metals Andy Schectmanshow more

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