Quote from: TwitchySeal on Today at 04:21:32 PM

Quote from: cmg777 on Today at 11:31:08 AM

Ok aside from US political party donations and potential aid to the Ukraine which the media seem to want pushed under the rug.

Do you want to grow up to be like BADecker? Because that's what's going to happen if you don't learn how to let a stupid conspiracy theory go.

I already surpass him in this. Actually, you agree with BADecker and don't realize. Why? Because you pick the sides that are handed to you. East: Russia, China, Middle East, etc vs. West: US, EU, CA, NZ, AU, etc. When in actually there is one-side and it is winning over the masses. You think the elite fight amongst one another to a degree yes but they've become more complacent in the current crony capitalist system we have (not true anarchic capitalism). The question is will the masses wake up and realize they are being played by both sides which as I have said before created the problem: Food and Energy along with other artificial resource shortages per green policy and war which will bring about a reaction: from the masses: riots, chaos, shutdowns of local infrastructure and their solution: kneel to the elite and take their deal of CBDCs and full control of your mind and efforts which benefit them.

Quote from: TwitchySeal on Today at 04:21:32 PM

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Quote from: cmg777 on Today at 11:31:08 AM

Ok aside from US political party donations and potential aid to the Ukraine which the media seem to want pushed under the rug. Why haven't they arrested SBF for the fraud he committed? Is he too big to jail like the banksters of 2008 we tried to get away from in crypto? Is it because he donated to both parties and by arresting him he can snitch on all of them? Your thoughts?

Well i am stepping in. One reason could be that they need to go trough mountain of evidence to even decide if they can extradite / contain him, and should they yet even do that. And, who is going to arrest him? He lives in bahamas and most likely haven't broke any laws in there, and bahamas likes to protect their criminals, if they would give up people easily, many criminals wouldn't choose it as place to live.

Also it was FTX international that failed, didn't accept US customers so i am not even sure if they broke any US law. But this is a huge case and so many people and firms were affected that it can take months or even years to build a case against him. People just think that because ftx went down fast we could arrest him fast as well.

Pretty much this.

And even if they had everything in order to issue an arrest warrant today, why would they mess up SBFs busy schedule of incriminating himself every other day to a new major media outlet?

I have to agree with you on this one. I'm thinking he might walk with the connections he has which will piss people off. I mean look at others that screwed over their customer base and walked off. If they would have arrested him by now then I could see something would happen in a legal sense but he seems to still be a free man and even if they try to arrest him I bet he'll hide out like the others have.