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Bear Stearns Collapsed Because of SILVER! CFTC Head Admits Manipulation

The head of the CFTC just admitted what they've been hiding for decades. Bear Stearns didn't collapse because of the housing crisis—they collapsed because they held the largest short position in silver. Bart Chilton, the former head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, went on record admitting that a major investment bank failed primarily because they bet against silver and lost catastrophically.
This isn't conspiracy theory. This is documented regulatory admission of silver market manipulation.
In this deep-dive analysis, we expose:
How Bear Stearns collapsed from their massive silver short position
Bart Chilton's explosive interview before his sudden death
London has 2 BILLION ounces in paper contracts vs only 140 million physical
Why the LBMA admitted to T+8 week settlement when it should be T+1 day
JP Morgan allegedly covered a 200 million ounce short position
Shanghai trading at 43%+ premium over Western COMEX prices
China borrowing physical silver from... China to make London deliveries
TD Bank's short position stopped out in just 10 days when historically it would hold for months
Why 8 Western banks hold the largest concentrated short position in COMEX history—in silver specifically
The physical vs paper disconnect that's destroying the manipulation system
How China is paying $8-10 premiums to drain Western silver permanently
Tom Luongo's thesis: US banks flipped long, leaving European banks exposed
Mexico (2nd largest producer) keeping production for domestic priorities
European Union, China, AND the US all declaring silver "critical"
The silver manipulation is breaking down in real time. Physical buyers aren't using margin—they're treating every dip as a gift. When margin rates spike and lease rates soar, the price historically crashes and stays down for months. Now? It recovers in 24 hours or less.
Why would 8 banks in the West control the largest concentrated short position of roughly 1,000 commodities traded on COMEX—of ANY commodity in the HISTORY of the COMEX—in silver? Because there's something far more important about silver than the price has ever been allowed to reflect.
Silver is disappearing in nature. It's vital for advanced military equipment, AI infrastructure, technology, electronics, and digital systems. The military-industrial complex has kept silver suppressed for strategic reasons. But you can't paper over something when everyone stands for delivery and demands: "Where's my physical silver?"
If the Economic Times is correct and US banks have flipped from net short to net long after covering massive positions, who's left holding the bag? European banks and Canadian banks. If there's a failure to deliver and systemic contagion spreads while US banks are net long and protected—what happens to the global financial system?
David Jensen revealed that London is trying to deliver against 2 billion ounces in outstanding contracts with only a 140 million ounce float—and even that number is questionable since they had to borrow metal from China to make deliveries.
This is not normal market behavior. This time is different. The physical market is in control now, not the paper manipulators. When this system fully breaks, the repricing of silver will be unlike anything we've seen in modern financial history.
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