David’s right about the structure. Most people don’t actually hold their assets directly anymore. You hold a claim against a custodian, and that claim sits inside a system that can rehypothecate and repledge it.
— Catherine Austin Fitts (@austin_fit76995) May 25, 2026
Where I’d add to this: the reason that system was built that way… https://t.co/79Y34QRwwL
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Grim Reaper has arrived.
https://youtube.com/shorts/btEHa41sPuk?si=dnYI5SkED4VZZFa3
For the most part it doesn’t matter if you “hold” your monetary assets or not. They are configured in FIAT currency which has no inherent value.
Unless they aren’t
Gold and silver Eagles, Maples, and Kruggerands, in your sock drawer, get a number equally divisible by the number of heirs you have. I have 3 kids, I buy in multiples of 3. The kids know, when the day comes, whatever is in Dad’s safe is theirs.
I had to cut one hell of a check to the IRS when my father passed, the US FedGov got a huge chunk of his estate, because Dad did everything legal and by the book. I won’t be doing that to my kids. Off balance-sheet assets. The IRS doesn’t know how many coins you own.
All depends on how they were purchased
David, I might be wrong but, I’m pretty sure that this Catherine Austin Fitts account is NOT the real CAF.
You may be correct. The account has a blue check and states that she is the former assistant secretary of HUD. I don’t know if this is a personal account separate from the Solari Report which is larger and older.
What is the point of a blue check if you are misrepresenting yourself? The information is useful in either case.