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Bill’s Commentary:
“Please show me where in The Constitution there are presidential powers for this?”
Trump Set to Strike Venezuela Military Installations ‘at Any Moment’: Miami Herald
President Donald Trump has decided to strike multiple Venezuela military installations, according to a new report from the Miami Herald.
Sources familiar with the situation told the Herald that the strikes “could come at any moment.”
An attack would mark a major escalation in an already-tense situation, with the president already approving deadly strikes on boats from Venezuela that he and other officials claim are a direct threat to the U.S. as they are allegedly carrying drugs and bringing them into the country.
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Bill’s latest interview on Operation Freedom (Also posted under Interviews)
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Bill’s Commentary:
“As Zerohedge puts it, ‘you were called an uneducated, science-denying caveman.’”
“We Just Won”: Trump Gloats After Bill Gates Admits Climate Change Won’t End World
In the late 1970s, after ‘global cooling’ armageddon science fell out of fashion, a well-oiled machine comprised of billionaire-funded NGOs, the MSM, Hollywood, woke Wall Street, and a robust fact-checking / censorship cartel – started pushing a cult narrative about the planet’s imminent demise in a hellish inferno of global warming. They’ve blamed everything from cow farts and Taylor Swift’s private jet to two-stroke chainsaws, petrol-powered cars, and whatever else these climate Marxists wanted banned – and forced people into authoritarian bullshit like ‘electric stoves only’ and ’15 minute cities’ and ‘eat the bugs,’ etc.
Now, as data centers are coincidentally projected to need record amounts of electricity, Bill Gates has changed his mind about all of that.
Bill’s Commentary:
“Why?”
RBI accelerates repatriation of gold held abroad
RBI now holds more than 65% of its gold reserves at home, nearly double the share from four years ago, accelerating the repatriation of the precious metal after Western nations froze Russia’s reserves following the invasion of Ukraine.
The Reserve Bank of India brought back nearly 64 tons of gold in the first six months of the financial year that began in April, it said in a half-yearly report on foreign exchange reserves Tuesday. In value terms, gold accounted for 13.92% of total reserves at the end of September, up from 11.70% at the end of March. The RBI generally keeps part of its gold overseas, held at the Bank of England and the Bank for International Settlements.
Bill’s latest interview (Also posted under Interviews)
Bill’s Commentary:
“Are you clutching your golden and silver pearls? Please read this…”
Proof That Pullbacks Occur in Every Epic Bull Market
In this newsletter, in addition to providing the usual precious metals market analysis and educational content, I place a strong emphasis on encouragement and psychological support for my subscribers. We are in this precious metals investing journey together, and in my experience, the psychological element is actually one of the biggest challenges most investors face. It may even be more difficult than the analytical or intellectual side.
When precious metals are moving higher, confidence runs high and investors don’t need much reassurance. But when the inevitable pullback comes, the mood shifts quickly, and my inbox fills with anxious messages. That’s why I write pieces like my recent article, “The Precious Metals Pullback Is No Reason to Panic,” to help put things into perspective and remind everyone to stay focused on the extremely bright long-term outlook for precious metals.
Bill’s Commentary:
“Do you think this General scares any foe? What a disgrace!”
Bill’s Commentary:
“Because their children were hungry?”
Thieves steal more than 1,000 items from Oakland museum in ‘brazen’ heist
Thieves stole more than 1,000 items belonging to a museum in Oakland, California, authorities said this week, including historic artifacts and jewelry.
Local officials are working with the FBI to investigate the burglary, which took place earlier this month at an off-site storage facility owned by the Oakland Museum of California.
The Oakland police department said in a statement on Wednesday that on 15 October, just before 3.30am, individuals broke into the facility and stole hundreds of items from the collection. The missing pieces included artifacts such as Native American baskets, ivory carvings and daguerreotypes, as well as laptops.
Bill’s Commentary:
“If the casino writes the insurance, isn’t it time to leave the casino? The only way to win the game is NOT TO PLAY! The only way to cash out is into something that cannot bankrupt… can you say GOLD?”
https://www.theepochtimes.com/opinion/deposit-insurance-for-billionaires-5937316
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Bill’s Commentary:
“Oops!”
Breaking! House Oversight Committee Rules All Biden Autopen Executive Orders & Pardons “Null And Void” — AG Bondi Asked To Investigate
Titled, “The Autopen Presidency,” the report stated the committee “deems void President Biden’s executive actions that were signed using the Autopen, and determines that action by the Department of Justice is warranted to address the legal consequences of that determination.”
A total of 4,245 Biden pardons and commutations could be considered invalid if Bondi takes action, which would also open the door for the prosecution of the recipients, such as Joe’s son Hunter Biden, Dr. Anthony Fauci, General Mark Milley, Senator Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) and others.
Bill’s Commentary:
“It’s always best to FOLLOW THE MONEY!”
Bill’s Commentary:
“If this is true and the system is convertible to physical, a massive GOLD RUSH will ensue!”
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Bill’s Commentary:
“Artificial intelligence or intentional stupidity?”
High school student surrounded by police and handcuffed after AI mistakes his bag of Doritos for a gun
WTF?! Even as billions are poured into AI and its use becomes increasingly widespread, we’re still seeing very worrying instances of the technology getting things wrong. A prime example happened at a high school when a student was swarmed by police after an AI thought the Doritos bag he was holding was a gun.
Taki Allen, a 16-year-old high school student at Kenwood High School in Baltimore County, Maryland, got an unwelcome surprise as he sat outside with friends after football practice while waiting to be picked up last week.
Bill’s Commentary:
“Whether you are Republican or Democrat… this is very bad!”
Bill’s Commentary:
“This speaks about food banks; they will be overrun. We all remember black and white photos of food lines during The Great Depression. Can you imagine what those lines would look like today if every EBT user stood in that line?”
Food Lines Are Already Growing Longer All Over America
It is already happening. There has been a lot of talk that there will be a surge in demand at America’s overwhelmed food banks once funding for the food stamp program ends in early November, but the truth is that we are already witnessing a surge in demand. So what is going to happen if the current government shutdown persists for an extended period of time? On one recent evening, the line at a food bank in downtown Kansas City “snaked through the parking lot, down a driveway and into the street”…
On a recent Thursday evening, the line of cars waiting to pick up food at Redemptorist Social Services Center in midtown snaked through the parking lot, down a driveway and into the street.
Demand for free food is soaring across Kansas City, as job cuts increase, food inflation remains persistently high and federal food assistance is slashed by the Trump administration.
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The latest from USA Watchdog –
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Bill’s Commentary:
“Of high significance!”
China Envisions ‘Dry Canal’ to Compete With Panama Canal
In response to the Trump administration’s new U.S. policy of reasserting control over the Panama Canal, China and Brazil are exploring the possibility of building a transcontinental railway to provide an advantageous alternative to the Panama Canal. The proposed rail system would potentially run from Brazil’s Atlantic coast, perhaps Ilhéus, Bahia, to Peru’s Pacific coast at Chancay.
The project, known as the Central Bi-Oceanic Railway Corridor (CRBC), has been in consideration since at least 2017. Other proposed projects of a similar nature and objectives have been considered since at least 2013. There are other terms applied to the transoceanic railway project, but essentially, the system would cut across the Amazon rainforest and go over—and likely tunnel through—the Andes mountain range, linking Atlantic and Pacific port facilities.
Bill’s Commentary:
“Venezuela has lots of oil… and gold, that’s pretty much all you need to know!”
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Bill’s Commentary:
“How many times can you poke a Bear until it retaliates?”
Overnight Drone Attack Hits Moscow High-Rise As Putin Warns Of ‘Overwhelming’ Response
Ukrainian drones have once again reached the Moscow area, far away from the border, at a moment the Kremlin is strongly warning against Washington allowing the transfer of US Tomahawk missiles to Kiev.
The attack on a Moscow suburb was part of a broader wave of overnight drone attacks which hit multiple regions across the country, injuring at least five people, including a child, when one drone slammed into an apartment building near Moscow.
According to Moscow region Governor Andrei Vorobyov, the drone hit a 14th-floor apartment in a high-rise building in the city of Krasnogorsk, northwest of the capital.
Bill’s Commentary:
“Haven’t they already been doing this… for at least 15 years?”
Global cooling startup raises $60M to test sun-reflecting technology
A once-outlandish idea for reversing global warming took a major step toward reality Friday when Israeli-U.S. startup Stardust Solutions announced the largest-ever fundraising round for any company that aims to cool the Earth by spraying particles into the atmosphere.
Its plan to limit the sun’s heat raised $60 million from a broad coalition of investors that included Silicon Valley luminaries and the Agnelli family, an Italian industrial dynasty.
The disclosure, critics said, raises questions about involvement of venture capital firms in driving forward a largely untested, thinly researched and mostly unregulated technology that could disrupt global weather patterns and trigger geopolitical conflict.
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Bill’s Commentary:
“Welcome to your future!”
Looters EMPTY 63 LA Stores… Mayor PANICS as “Sanctuary” DEVOURS ITSELF
Bill’s Commentary:
“What’s good for the goose is good for the gander… and as they say, payback’s a bitch!”
Democrats Exhibit Amnesia About Biden-Era Lawfare
Democrats who denounce federal indictments of former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James as unprecedented weaponization of the Justice Department exhibit amnesia about the norm-eviscerating, undemocratic lawfare they launched during the Biden administration.
A federal grand jury in Virginia indicted Comey last month for lying to Congress and obstructing a congressional proceeding by “willfully and knowingly” lying to the Senate Judiciary Committee when he testified that he had not “authorized someone else at the FBI to be an anonymous source in news reports” concerning the FBI’s 2016 investigation of Hillary Clinton’s use of private email for confidential information.
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Bill’s Commentary:
“On today’s silver price action. Do not be fooled and sell your lifeboat!”
COMEX Silver Vaults Raided: LBMA Runs Bone Dry as 3 Million Ounces Exit in One Day—
Buyers Face Reality Check on Physical Bars. BUY THE DIP. Hold the Line. LFG!

Bill’s Commentary:
“They never should have been allowed to trade on inside information in the first place!”
‘We’re going to have a vote’ on member stock trading, key GOP hard-liner says
A raft of internal GOP fights are awaiting Speaker Mike Johnson when he brings the House back from its shutdown recess — including a major brawl over legislation banning congressional stock trading.
Rep. Chip Roy of Texas said in an interview Monday he and fellow Republicans are ready to push GOP leaders to put their bipartisan stock trading ban bill on the floor whenever the House returns — or possibly use a discharge petition to do an end-run around Johnson.
Roy, a member of the House Rules Committee, said Republicans need to figure out the timing going into November and December for when the legislation could go to the floor. He said GOP leaders, who have been skeptical of the effort, are “having conversations” about the legislation.
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Bill’s Commentary:
“Silver no longer shunned as a monetary metal… it is moving INTO the system, not out of it!”
India Unleashes Silver as Banking Collateral with 10-to-1 Gold-Silver Ratio—Declares Silver as Global Monetary Metal.
India’s bold financial reforms, effective April 2026, are set to propel silver into a powerful new era—not just as an industrial workhorse, but as a formalized monetary metal anchoring the banking sector. The Reserve Bank of India’s unified gold and silver loan rules mark a paradigm shift and intensify the global rush toward silver-backed banking, with bullish implications for investors and industrial users alike.
For decades, India’s vast middle class and rural population relied on physical gold as the foundation for household credit and emergency loans. Now, silver is officially joining the ranks. Under RBI’s new regulations, up to 10 kilograms of silver jewelry can be pledged per person as collateral—versus just 1 kilogram for gold—for personal or business loans from banks and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs). Loans of up to ₹2.5 lakh (about $3,000 USD) can be granted with minimal credit history, making precious metal-backed credit more accessible than ever.
Bill’s Commentary:
“They just figured this out?”
Bill’s Commentary:
“Erik tells us about the lies, lies, and more lies we are told daily..”
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Bill’s Commentary:
“And they told us there was plenty of silver around?”
India’s Largest Metals Refinery Ran Out of Silver for the First Time in History
Shortages hit London too. The silver market is broken.

For months, Vipin Raina had been bracing for a stampede of buying from Indian customers loading up on silver to honor the Hindu goddess of wealth.
But when it came, he was still blown away. At the start of last week, his company, India’s largest precious metals refinery, ran out of silver stock for the first time in its history.