Digital Dollar Diversion: JPMorgan and Pentagon’s Secret Metals Deal Exposes the Next Phase of Financial Control

The State Is Buying Into the Metals Market — Literally The U.S. government, through the Department of War, is taking a 40% ownership stake in a $7.4 billion non-ferrous metals smelter in Clarksville, Tennessee — a project led by Korea Zinc and bankrolled by JPMorgan Chase. The facility will refine silver, gold, copper, antimony, gallium, and other critical elements tied directly to defense, energy, and semiconductor industries. Let that sink in: the Pentagon is now equity-partnered with a private bank in a metals refinery. This isn’t free-market capitalism. This is centralized resource control, masquerading as national security. JPMorgan’s $1.5 Trillion “Security” Portfolio — Who Really Benefits? JPMorgan has announced a $1.5 trillion, decade-long investment campaign focused on "national security, domestic…