Siempre he sido un gran admirador del maestro Enrique Krauze @EnriqueKrauze , háganme favor de escuchar su mensaje y de ser posible ayudar a compartirlo para que llegue al mayor número de mexicanos, pero sobre todo a los jóvenes !!!
19 de septiembre de 1913.- Tropas encabezadas por el Coronel Eulalio Gutiérrez Ortiz, originario de Ramos Arizpe, realizan con éxito un sorpresivo ataque a un tren de federales que se dirigía a #Saltillo, #Coahuila.
19 de septiembre de 1943.- Nace en #Saltillo, #Coahuila, Mario Eulalio Gutiérrez Talamás. Sería en 2 ocasiones (1982 y 1990) Presidente Municipal de su ciudad natal.
Love a good closing montage at a tournament, and not many do it better than the BBC.
Brilliant work from @alexewing_ and @editor_drs https://t.co/02LHpINLMx
The rapid depletion of U.S. precision-strike inventories in the current Iran conflict environment confirms the strategic logic behind the recent U.S.–Mexico critical minerals alignment. According to defense reporting, roughly 400 Tomahawk cruise missiles have been expended in only a few days, equivalent to approximately five years of normal supply, forcing the Pentagon to prepare a $50 billion supplemental budget request and accelerate production to more than 1,000 missiles annually. The White House is already coordinating directly with major defense contractors such as Lockheed Martin and Raytheon to surge output. This is wartime industrial mobilization.
The U.S.–Mexico minerals framework begins to look less like trade policy and more like war-economy planning. Mexico is the world’s largest producer of silver, generating roughly 6,300 metric tons annually, which represents nearly a quarter of global supply. This matters because advanced electronics, missile guidance systems, and military-grade circuitry rely heavily on silver due to its unmatched electrical conductivity. Even conservative estimates indicate that each Tomahawk missile requires hundreds of ounces of specialized silver components in its electronics and ignition systems. When missile production expands toward thousands of units per year, the demand for high-purity silver in defense manufacturing scales rapidly. Mexico’s mining sector therefore becomes an indirect pillar of U.S. precision-weapon production capacity.
The strategic significance extends beyond silver. Mexico is also a producer or holder of several minerals essential for defense industrial supply chains, including molybdenum used in high-strength aerospace alloys, graphite for battery systems, and significant lithium resources across multiple states. Through the recent bilateral action plan, Washington and Mexico agreed to coordinate mining, processing, and stockpiling of critical minerals precisely to secure supply chains for advanced technologies and defense systems. The timing of that agreement now appears prescient. As the United States shifts into accelerated weapons production, secure access to North American mineral inputs becomes a strategic requirement rather than a commercial convenience.
If the conflict environment expands and U.S. weapons production moves into sustained surge mode, Mexico’s mining output becomes embedded in the American defense industrial base. North America’s wartime supply chain increasingly runs through Mexican mineral production, refining capacity, and logistics networks. The U.S.–Mexico minerals deal therefore functions as a strategic insurance policy: ensuring that the materials required for precision weapons, electronics, aerospace systems, and energy infrastructure remain inside an allied industrial perimeter rather than dependent on unstable or adversarial supply chains.
Modern wars are fought not only with missiles and aircraft but with minerals and supply chains. By locking in access to Mexican silver and other critical materials, the United States is quietly securing the industrial inputs required for a prolonged conflict environment while consolidating North America as a self-contained defense manufacturing ecosystem.
🚨 FLASHBACK
11 years ago, then Senator Marco Rubio stood on principle and voted AGAINST the disastrous Obama-Iran Nuclear Deal.
He warned it would fund terror, empower the mullahs, and put America at risk.
History proved him RIGHT.
Watch this.
America is blessed with leaders who have foresight like this 🇺🇸
Believe it.
For the Republic!
Thank you @marcorubio
Elon Musk: “If you want to recruit talented and driven people, you must state the mission, the problem to solve, and show you’re willing to pour blood, sweat, and tears into it with a convincing reason why it matters.
Motivation comes from three things: enjoying the work itself, fair financial rewards, and knowing the work will make a real difference in the world.”
If glass can store 5TB for 10,000 years, your hard drive is officially a relic!
Microsoft’s Project Silica is rewriting the rules of data storage by etching nearly 5 terabytes into a piece of glass the size of a coaster. By using femtosecond lasers to create microscopic 3D structures called voxels, they’ve created a medium that outlives us all.
Unlike magnetic tape or hard drives that degrade over time, this glass is immune to heat, water, radiation, and magnetic fields; no power required to keep the data alive. At the fundamental level, the future of our digital history isn’t in the cloud; it’s carved into stone-cold glass.
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28 mayo 1913.- Fuerzas revolucionarias al mando de los Coahuilenses Jesús Dávila Sánchez y Ernesto Santoscoy toman Agua Nueva, en las cercanías de #Saltillo.