British wealth manager Anton Casey, who’d found himself in the middle of a nasty backlash in January after angering residents here with a handful of insensitive Facebook posts, seems to have taken to the internet again, but this time to create a new beginning.
The 39-year-old responsible for uploading pictures of his five-year-old son along with captions like, “Daddy where is your car & who are all these poor people (sic)?” and “Normal service can resume, once I have washed the stench of public transport off me FFS (sic)!” had apparently been fired from his job at CrossInvest Asia after netizens dissected his background and contacted the employer.
Casey also claimed to have received death threats, and following his resignation, travelled with his family to Perth.
Things have been quiet for awhile, but now it seems Casey is ready to join the fold again, and he’s rather bullish about it.
Not only has he set up a namesake YouTube channel and uploaded something like a video resume (watch below) to it, Casey has taken over several online domains including antoncasey.net and antoncasey.org, and contributed articles to websites like AllVoices, Before It’s News and Wamda to gain exposure for his work.
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