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Dan, I Allegedly, 2/24/26
"This Is What Economic Desperation Looks Like"
"The cracks in the economy are getting harder to ignore. In today’s episode of i Allegedly News, we break down the growing instability across multiple sectors - from threats to Mexico’s silver production (which supplies roughly 25% of the world’s silver) to rising cartel influence in mining regions, supply chain risks, and what this could mean for precious metals markets. Why isn’t mainstream media covering the severity of these disruptions? At the same time, traditional TV news continues to shrink, public trust in institutions is fading, and Americans are turning to independent sources to understand what’s really happening.
We also cover falling real estate prices in Southern California, commercial property distress at iconic locations, student loan co-signers being forced to repay debt, rising tax sales, consumer strain, and what all of this signals about economic stability in 2026. This is bigger than silver - it’s about institutional credibility, financial pressure, and the warning signs many networks refuse to connect. Subscribe to i Allegedly, your independent news channel covering real economic stories, financial trends, and the headlines others won’t touch."
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