Anthony

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Anthony

Anthony

@AnthonyFatseas

Host of the WTFinance podcast - Pothos - Flee Idleness

United Kingdom Katılım Haziran 2021
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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
I had the pleasure of welcoming back @DaveHcontrarian to speak about S&P reaching 9500, precious metals, the crash afterwards and more. Watch below: youtu.be/ktivEqSyOJY
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Julia La Roche
Julia La Roche@JuliaLaRoche·
You know you're building something special when 1,000+ people tune in just the first 26 minutes on a Saturday morning. ❤️💙
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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
@BeTheChain @solari_the Thanks for sharing, very important message from Catherine that more should know about!
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Money Messiah@BeTheChain·
Bitcoin is a competing faction on a global stage where the only thing the factions agree on is there must be total control. We really need Bitcoin to win. @solari_the @AnthonyFatseas 🔗👇
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Sense Receptor@SenseReceptor·
🚨PAGING NICK SHIRLEY @nickshirleyy Former Assistant Secretary of HUD says the federal gov't—namely DOD—has stolen $55 TRILLION of taxpayer funds. The former official says the money's possibly being used to fund a "breakaway civilization." "That's what I think the reset is." This clip of Catherine Austin Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (@solari_the), is taken from an interview with Anthony Fatseas (@AnthonyFatseas) posted to the WTFinance YouTube channel on April 10, 2026. ---------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- Fitts: "So what happened was, I was part of a group of people in the first Bush administration who got financial management laws passed that required audited financial statements and a certain standard of disclosure. And those rules went into place in the mid-90s and since then. And it's because of those rules that we've seen disclosure that indicates that, one, they've never obeyed the financial management laws. "But also, they have, you know, they have had undocumentable adjustments between 1998 and 2015 of $21 trillion. Now, when you add that to $29 trillion of bailouts during the financial crisis, you know, that's $50 trillion. And then you add $5 trillion injected directly into the economy during the Going Direct, that's $55 trillion. Then you can even add more for the quantitative easing. "So, you know, it's, it's— I always say to everybody in America, it's remarkable we're still standing because you're talking about, you know, it's like a body with a tapeworm. And the tapeworm is, if you look at what's being drained out is unbelievable. I mean, the numbers are just, you know, hard for most people to fathom. It's not hard for me to fathom. That's my business. But it's really hard to fathom that, that, that muc "And we're not talking about money so that some people can have billions and Ferraris and fancy houses in the Caribbean. We're talking about the kind of money that builds a whole new civilization. Fatseas: "Where is this money gone? Or it's impossible to track?" Fitts: "Give me access to the New York Fed and DoD's accounts. You know, so we don't know where I went. And I think, you know, conceptually there are many possibilities, but there is, a belief that there is such a thing as a breakaway civilization. "And literally what we're watching is, you know, if, if you have a company and you, you want to bring in a new system, what you do is you bring up the new system, you keep the old system operating, you operate them in parallel until you're confident in the new one, and then you switch over, right? "So I think what they're— Part of what they're doing is they're literally building a new governance, management, financial structure for Earth, moving the money out of the old and into the new. And, and when they're ready, you know, they'll, they'll shift everybody over into the new one. And that's what's happening now. That's what I think the reset is."
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Lyn Alden@LynAldenContact·
-Create a YouTube channel. -Upload one video in April 2024. -Refuse to elaborate further. -“My job here is done.”
BBC vs Bitcoin@bbc_bitcoin

Only @LynAldenContact could create a YouTube channel, upload one single video and get half a million views and 30k subscribers off the back of that one vid

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Rory Johnston@Rory_Johnston·
Very cool seeing the wave of empty tankers heading to the US to pick up some desperately needed crude for Hormuz-starved markets. All the tankers on the map below are empty VLCCs (~2 million barrel capacity each) currently heading for the US Gulf Coast.
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Ayuso@AyusoValue

US crude exports are about to boom.

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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
There is more than $50 trillion of US government spending unaccounted for and no one knows where it went. I spoke with Catherine Austin Fitts of @solari_the to hear her investigation into this situation, where the money has gone, reasoning behind Iran conflict & more:
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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
@JavierBlas When do they bite the bullet and buy through pipelines? Would be multiples cheaper…
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Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
Europe bought (again) huge volumes of Russian LNG in March, offsetting lower deliveries from the Persian Gulf. An important (bad) example: Spain more than doubled its imports of Russian LNG in March from a year earlier.
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Chris Meder
Chris Meder@EVCurveFuturist·
Denmark didn’t “transition” its grid—it replaced it. ~15% → 92% renewable electricity in 25 years. Wind did the heavy lifting. Solar is scaling. Interconnection balanced. Flexibility solved variability. Wind built it. Solar is scaling. Fossil lost it. This IS system replacement.
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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
@Ed_Miliband A bit misleading, prices went 5x higher during Russian energy crisis and has mostly been offset by increased US LNG export capabilities, taking market share from Russia & Middle East.
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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
@LukeGromen Are you concerned about central banks dumping gold on exchanges for liquidity as Turkey has done, or was that a unique circumstance?
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Luke Gromen@LukeGromen·
"But what currency will replace the USD in global FX reserves?" -Question I've been asked repeatedly over the past 10 years. "No currency will...gold will." -My answer every time over those 10 years. What if the currency system changed right before our eyes & few noticed?
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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
Hadn't thought about it like this before, just a recycling of capital. I'm sure the higher rates of repayment will have an impact on the deficit moving forward though (even though its getting to fantastically high number now so potentially less relevant)
Lyn Alden@LynAldenContact

Two topics that get 100x more airtime than they deserve on fintwit: 1) Trillions in Tbills constantly maturing and getting bought again by the same balance sheets that hold them now. 2) The Treasury issuing some on-the-run debt to buy back some of its own off-the-run debt.

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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
“Central banks’ sales are the dominant driver of the $1,000 price fall over the past few weeks,” said Nicky Shiels, analyst at refiner MKS Pamp. “The market has always assumed that central banks have been the backstop . . . But the recent data flows and official statements are sort of refuting that.”
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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
Central banks were seen as a safe hand for gold, could it actually create more volatility as countries sell to shore up currencies? “Turkey’s central bank has been holding 60 to 70 per cent of its reserves in gold…had to sell…some of that to raise needed dollar liquidity,” said Uğur Gürses, a Turkish economic commentator who once worked in the bank’s gold reserve management department.
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Anthony@AnthonyFatseas·
@an0n_Nic Repayments actually going into government surplus, as often the borrowing cost for the government is lower than the interest repayments
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Nick, 30@an0n_Nic·
Also my very generous interpretation. They wanted to avoid a situation where repayment passes 10% and starts wiping out huge chunks of salary for the only section of society that actually pays net in to the pot. If it goes to student loads then (in theory) it won’t go to HMRC. Cunning, as usual.
bdf@bendunnflores

@londonHenryGB They're expecting Hormuz to spike inflation. This could halve the rate of interest you're paying next year.

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