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Signed into law 12/10/25

Yes. I know. It’s an AI video. Howeve,r the data is solid. And we know how Trumpenstein loves his executive orders…They Just Authorized The SEIZURE of silver. Why not? The bastards steal everything else from us so it makes perfect sense. Red flags went up for me when King Trump made silver a “critical mineral.”

The Green Confiscation has begun. Buried deep within the 1,850-page climate bill, a new law has been signed that gives the U.S. government the authority to inventory, regulate, and potentially seize privately held precious metals, including silver, platinum, and palladium, under the guise of protecting the environment and transitioning to renewable energy.

This new legal framework allows the government to force citizens to report their holdings of strategic materials and, if deemed necessary, negotiate compensation-based acquisition. In simpler terms: they can take your silver and pay you what they decide is “fair.”

In this urgent investigation, I’ll reveal:

1. The legal text authorizing this move and how it mirrors Executive Order 6102 from 1933.
2. Six ways the government is tracking who owns precious metals, including bullion dealer reporting, bank wire records, and even blockchain wallets.
3. The impending energy crisis could trigger the government’s move to seize precious metals.
4. A survival playbook to protect your wealth from this potential confiscation, including strategies like using numismatic exemptions and storing gold offshore.

This isn’t speculation—it’s the law. And it’s time to act before it’s too late.

Here is what AI says about this act:
To establish a strategic reserve for critical minerals, the “Critical Minerals Strategic Reserve Authorization Act” aims to enhance national security and economic stability.

Authorizes the creation of a strategic reserve for critical minerals essential for technology and defense.

Identifies key minerals, such as lithium, cobalt, and rare earth elements, for inclusion in the reserve.

(NOTICE!!! SILVER IN NOT INCLUDED IN THIS AI DESCRIPTION OF THE BILL. I AM SURE THIS IS JUST A SMALL ACCIDENTAL OVERSIGHT, NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT).

Supports domestic mining and processing to reduce reliance on foreign sources.
Promotes research and development for alternative materials and recycling methods.
Facilitates partnerships with private sector and state governments for effective implementation.

 

 

 

Aims to ensure a stable supply chain for critical minerals in the face of global market fluctuations.

Critical Minerals Trade Security Act to Strengthen U.S. Supply Chain Security:

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman Tim Moore (NC-14) introduced the Critical Minerals Trade Security Act (H.R. 6659) to create a dedicated Chief Critical Minerals Negotiator within the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) to lead America’s global critical mineral trade strategy.

“Critical minerals power everything from our military defense systems to our energy grid and the technologies we use every day,” said Congressman Moore.“But right now, we’re far too dependent on adversarial nations to supply them, and that puts our national security and economic future at risk.

The Critical Minerals Trade Security Act is a strong America First solution that establishes a top-level negotiator to lead the charge in securing reliable supply chains and pushing back against unfair trade practices. America should never be at the mercy of foreign powers when it comes to the resources that are so essential to our safety and our economy.”

Specifically, this legislation establishes a Chief Critical Minerals Negotiator charged with:

>Coordinating a national strategy on critical minerals in consultation with the Secretaries of State, Energy, and the Interior;
>Negotiating and enforcing trade agreements focused on securing stable and fair mineral supply chains;
>Identifying and addressing unfair or coercive trade practices that pose risks to U.S. economic and national security;
Reporting annually to Congress on global supply chain vulnerabilities and appropriate U.S. responses.
>Critical minerals (such as rare earth elements, lithium, and cobalt) are essential to America’s manufacturing strength, energy goals, military readiness, and other supply chains. However, the United States remains heavily reliant on foreign sources, including adversarial nations. The bill addresses that vulnerability by creating a new role that mirrors the structure of existing top-level trade negotiator roles within USTR, ensuring America is positioned to lead in securing the critical mineral resources necessary for long-term competitiveness.

Original cosponsors of this legislation include Reps. John McGuire (VA-05), Andy Barr (KY-06), and Mike Lawler (NY-17).

 

Read the text of the bill here:
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