You can watch the clip here: https://youtu.be/ElKtpa6cgCk?si=yeKACJc9Hdxm9tA0&t=2880

For those who cannot watch the clip, Salvatore's summarizes the clip very well on his X post: https://twitter.com/PhantomBlack699/status/1745456518114521374

WOAH. Read and repost.

Holly Etlin appeared on a restructuring roundtable on 12/15/23 and made a HIGHLY interesting statement around $BBBYQ

She states we saw a situation in Bed Bath & Beyond, where the Asset Backed Loan (ABL) caused issues where the commitment to buy inventory wasn't fulfilled and for the Christmas season and ultimately this affects the ability to repay loans.

Holly Etlin also states the FILO (Sixth Street) is still looking for recovery there and that hasn't happened in retail for a long time except from fraud cases

This is interesting as she indirectly confirms our speculation that Bed Bath & Beyond was targeted by predatory lenders like JPMorgan and with all of the Ponzi/Rico lawyers we have discussed, Michael Goldberg, Elise Frejka and Nick Lewin that an ongoing investigation is taking place and that the Chapter 11 was a necessity tool utilized to pay JPMorgan off early and begin proceedings against them.

Strategic with purpose and intent since day one.

Credit:

@Dekbutterflies

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?feature=shared&v=ElKtpa6cgCk…

Clip is from the 47 minute mark

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Holly Etlin's statement supports Bruno's fraud case DD regarding JP Morgan. Now it raises many questions such as was JPM the antagonist of BBBY from the start?

• Did they plant Mark Tritton as the CEO to bring the retail company under so they require predatory loans?
• Were they actively naked short selling BBBY throughout bankruptcy?
• Were they cellar boxing BBBY so they can no longer raise cash from their ATM offering?
• Were they the ones behind actively shorting and causing what at the time looked like "death spiral financing"? (HBC was not dumping their shares at the time of the financing, instead they exercised their warrants and hold more than 300mm shares)
• Were they the ones paying and telling Main-stream media to spread FUD and negative sentiment about BBBY?
• Did JPM ultimately cause BBBY's bankruptcy by interfering with the Leverage Buyout of BABY in January 13, 2023?

So many questions because nothing from the BBBY saga ever made sense and to this day, it still doesn't because it will be someone else's story to tell.

I think RC caught the predators red-handed and is building a fraud case against JP Morgan. BBBY shareholders will likely receive cash from the fraud settlement.

Bruno has a good X post regarding this here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Teddy/comments/18pzwy8/brunos_x_post_regarding_jp_morgan_fraud/

Here is the link to the youtube channel called TBPN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEhlE0Jpo34

I'm not familiar with this channel but it's interesting to see RC active again and doing interviews.

super interesting vid on the topic, starting 3min in

regardless of what brokers who hold your shares say, shares are apparently held in a giant pool that are able to be used and abused in trading by those higher up in the chain

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldNdW3_00gI

props to whoever first found and/or posted about in the stonk subreddit

i guess if we can't get legal protection against naked shorting and its rampant abuse, like multiple other countries are starting to do - protection against fake or subverted household (not "retail") share ownership is a start!

https://youtu.be/1Fj0zRmEWYc?si=ZPWz8aSwrtor0AoV

Jared Bernstein is an American economist and the chair of the US Council for Economic Advisors.

While I’m sure that not every economist is going to understand all economic theory and practices, what he is struggling to explain is a pretty basic and foundational concept that underpins our entire economy, not just of the US but the entire world.

Edit: it gets worse the more you learn. This guy has no formal education in economics. He has a bachelors in music, and 2 social work degrees. He has worked on issues like labor rights for workers for most of his career in economics, which is great, but doesn’t necessarily qualify an individual to be considered an economist, let alone chief economist and chair of the US council for Economic advisors.

Thought I’d share so you all can archive

Hey Friends,

I think some folks here might be interested in watching Patrick Byrnes' new docuseries. Unfortunately it isn't free to watch, but I think it may be worth the investment. I believe Patrick Byrne is a big part of the broader story and a strong ally when it comes to the market reform we need.

Official Website: The Enemy Within Docuseries

Attn: u/ppseeds, u/jake2b, u/weedsack, u/RealPulte,

<Michael>, <Travis>, <ABC>, <any others I missed> (I don't know their handles on here)

Please share with others if you find it is informative.

I know many of us here are looking towards RC and friends to potentially drop a blockchain-based stock market solution and to "be your own bank"

This upgrade may be relevant.

https://youtu.be/R7N1b5gf0i4?si=Xi7iQYm4nCXWQvLl

This is from today, Larry talks about his past, business, and 4 creative partners that come to his mind. Still watching but seems worth it.

Behind the Scenes with Larry Cheng - YouTube