I didn't know we threw 3 tons of silver at Lybia this month
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Interesting facts on uses of silver and why you might want to own some. Then there the elites are doing it on purpose, don't know about that but some interesting facts:
"As a result, it is within years of becoming the first metal to become extinct according to the USGS. At some point the shortage is going to become so obvious, that people are going to rush to turn in their depreciating dollars for real silver money. That is just the monetary demand of silver, the industrial and strategic demand is another huge factor we should consider."
"Almost half of the cost ($269 million) has come from the 191 Tomahawk missiles that have been launched into Libya. I think it is extremely interesting to know that each Tomahawk has more than a monster box (500 oz.) of silver inside of each missile. Pure silver has the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of all metals. When there is a $1.5 million dollar missile is being produced to secure more oil for the Empire, the Elite will use only the best materials to ensure the best performing results."
A 3 ton gift to Lybia
"As a result, it is within years of becoming the first metal to become extinct according to the USGS. At some point the shortage is going to become so obvious, that people are going to rush to turn in their depreciating dollars for real silver money. That is just the monetary demand of silver, the industrial and strategic demand is another huge factor we should consider."
"Almost half of the cost ($269 million) has come from the 191 Tomahawk missiles that have been launched into Libya. I think it is extremely interesting to know that each Tomahawk has more than a monster box (500 oz.) of silver inside of each missile. Pure silver has the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of all metals. When there is a $1.5 million dollar missile is being produced to secure more oil for the Empire, the Elite will use only the best materials to ensure the best performing results."
A 3 ton gift to Lybia
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Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
I also read that the industrial, manufacturing uses of silver is in a downward trend, less of it is being used for electronics etc.
I've also read that there is more above ground silver than gold, also more silver is mined each year than gold.
It's funny to read this when I also hear and read the total opposite.
I just don't know what to think of this whole movement on silver, "crash JP morgan", fiat money hype, it seems to be taking on it's own cult of believers and causing skewed information to leak into the public hype perception.
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So is the silver recoverable? Or is it exploded into oblivion?
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<< <i> recall someone on the news at that time quoting about 60 oz per missile
So is the silver recoverable? Or is it exploded into oblivion? >>
After a 1000lb warhead exploding, I think it's oblivion.
Just thinking about the volume of that .
500 troy = 15,551.7384 grams
10.5 g/cm^3
is 1,481.11794 cm^3
2.54cm = 1 inch
is 90.3833621 cu. in. or a block 3in x 3in x 10in
That's a lot of silver.
Yeah, that's why that guy wanted $34 for those slicks.
<< recall someone on the news at that time quoting about 60 oz per missile
So is the silver recoverable? Or is it exploded into oblivion? >>
After a 1000lb warhead exploding, I think it's oblivionthat silver has to go somewhere
It has to go somewhere, probably in a gazillion pieces, but it's still there.....somewhere.
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Then silver must be somewhere around a $1.00/OZ
Is there a situation where the IRS ever went after anyone with personal property of AGE's and ASE's confiscated for back taxes at FACE VALUE????
<< <i>Whats the diff. 60 OZ of silver or 500 OZ of silver, $1.5 milliion dollar missles should be $170,000, if the US Government values GOLD at $42/OZ
Then silver must be somewhere around a $1.00/OZ
Is there a situation where the IRS ever went after anyone with personal property of AGE's and ASE's confiscated for back taxes at FACE VALUE????
In accordance with 31 U.S.C. § 5117(b) and 31 U.S.C. § 5116(b)(2), statutory rates of $42.2222 per fine troy ounce (FTO) of gold and no less than $1.292929292 per FTO of silver are used to value the entire custodial reserves held by the United States Mint.