
What in the ever loving **** are you smoking?The Debt said:
I'm sorry I don't live on TAs to respond to every post "Eliminatus" posts.
But since reading comprehension isn't your strong suit, it doesn't say "tens of billions were funneled back to Democrats." Your simple mind is filling in gaps.
I'm sorry you can't grasp that our leaders get kickbacks on every spending bill signed into law. It's the way of the world. You refuse to engage with the facts and fling accusations...and it would be tolerable if it weren't so pathetic.
You somehow still manage to shock me. My reading comprehension is off??? Lolz. Whatever troll. And even if you try to weasel out and backpedal tiny little loophole by retroactively insisting that "not ALL of it went back to Dems!", here is the second paragraph of the very article it is referencing. (since I actually read source material)Quote:
BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Tens of Billions of US Dollars Were Transferred to Ukraine and then Using FTX Crypto Currency the Funds Were Laundered Back to Democrats in US
Quote:
We have information that the tens of billions of dollars going to Ukraine were actually laundered back to the US to corrupt Democrats and elites using FTX cryptocurrency. Now the money is gone and FTX is bankrupt.
Wait a tick...did Ukraine invest in crypto with FTX? Then dufus boy "steals" it and donates a lot of money to the Dems?ABATTBQ11 said:
Hey OP... Maybe actually read things instead of posting memes of headlines with nothing to back them up. That last one has absolutely no evidence whatsoever to support its claim. None.
If anything, it's ****ing backwards because it tries to make a connection since Ukraine accepted crypto donations and SBF wanted FTX to make it easier to send crypto TO Ukraine. There's not a single thing about anything coming OUT of Ukraine and to Democrats except the author's claim.
Because it is a requirement to get more money later from the wealth of the American tax payer.Jeeper79 said:
Point C does not, at all, follow from A and B. We're supposed to believe that a war torn country gave away its money because… Why? And Point B seems to be more about accepting crypto than about giving it away. So much facepalm going on, here.
No one knows ANYTHING for sure on this.ABATTBQ11 said:
No. That's not it at all. People donated TO Ukraine in various types of crypto. SBF wanted to make that process easier through FTX. That's it. Everything that's listed is about crypto and money being GIVEN to Ukraine, nothing about it coming out. Ukraine did not "invest" anything.
GAC06 said:
If The Debt opines on somethingrelated to Ukraineyou can more or less assume the opposite is true.Dude has been pushing Russian talking points (ie straight up lies) since the very beginning.
You don't know this for sure. There is nothing to back this besides a Ukrainian official denying it on Twitter.ABATTBQ11 said:
Ukraine did not "invest" anything.
I'm riding with Brother Eliminatus- there are rational reasons to look into funding in Ukraine.Eliminatus said:What in the ever loving **** are you smoking?The Debt said:
I'm sorry I don't live on TAs to respond to every post "Eliminatus" posts.
But since reading comprehension isn't your strong suit, it doesn't say "tens of billions were funneled back to Democrats." Your simple mind is filling in gaps.
I'm sorry you can't grasp that our leaders get kickbacks on every spending bill signed into law. It's the way of the world. You refuse to engage with the facts and fling accusations...and it would be tolerable if it weren't so pathetic.
This is EXACTLY what it says. This is the exact headline!!You somehow still manage to shock me. My reading comprehension is off??? Lolz. Whatever troll. And even if you try to weasel out and backpedal tiny little loophole by retroactively insisting that "not ALL of it went back to Dems!", here is the second paragraph of the very article it is referencing. (since I actually read source material)Quote:
BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Tens of Billions of US Dollars Were Transferred to Ukraine and then Using FTX Crypto Currency the Funds Were Laundered Back to Democrats in USQuote:
We have information that the tens of billions of dollars going to Ukraine were actually laundered back to the US to corrupt Democrats and elites using FTX cryptocurrency. Now the money is gone and FTX is bankrupt.
Quite explicit. And incredibly wrong.
And I never said our leaders don't get kickbacks. Actually said the exact opposite many times over the years on this very site. I have worked for/with our government the majority of my adult life and am intimately aware of how it works. Seen it with my own eyes.
Again, just be better dude.
Tom Kazansky 2012 said:No one knows ANYTHING for sure on this.ABATTBQ11 said:
No. That's not it at all. People donated TO Ukraine in various types of crypto. SBF wanted to make that process easier through FTX. That's it. Everything that's listed is about crypto and money being GIVEN to Ukraine, nothing about it coming out. Ukraine did not "invest" anything.
People claiming it was absolutely done and people claiming it was not are equally full of *****
It sure appears there is a link though.
Likely what is going on is the US porkstablishment gives war aid to Ukraine, Ukraine takes the capital and does what it needs to but has a 10% type of arrangement to go back directly to FTX. This can be those administrative costs or infrastructure costs we saw with the oversight committee list.
FXT turns into a ridiculous success overnight with very little back trail on where their immense value and wealth is coming from (SBF had few investors and partners, and literally came up from nothing overnight with no connections except his parents who represented Hillary as compliance attorneys before being professors at Stanford).
It all looks highly suspect but there isnt much we can say for sure at this moment.
I hope Russia loses its ass, but at the same time, Ukraine and Zelensky are corrupt as hell and more than likely aiding our establishment pigs in our government.
Tom Kazansky 2012 said:You don't know this for sure. There is nothing to back this besides a Ukrainian official denying it on Twitter.ABATTBQ11 said:
Ukraine did not "invest" anything.
No it's not.Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Because it is a requirement to get more money later from the wealth of the American tax payer.Jeeper79 said:
Point C does not, at all, follow from A and B. We're supposed to believe that a war torn country gave away its money because… Why? And Point B seems to be more about accepting crypto than about giving it away. So much facepalm going on, here.
You seem pretty invested in claiming there is no corruption between our government and Ukraine.ABATTBQ11 said:Tom Kazansky 2012 said:You don't know this for sure. There is nothing to back this besides a Ukrainian official denying it on Twitter.ABATTBQ11 said:
Ukraine did not "invest" anything.
Evidence that Ukraine didn't "invest in crypto":
Ukraine denies it
Evidence that Ukraine "invested in crypto":
"You can't prove it didn't happen!" is not proof it did. I think we're done here.
Well, we are certainly not slowing down in funding as of this week after many here called other TexAgs poster Ivans at suggesting the original 60-80 billion earlier this year would be the cheapest war ever funded.Jeeper79 said:No it's not.Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Because it is a requirement to get more money later from the wealth of the American tax payer.Jeeper79 said:
Point C does not, at all, follow from A and B. We're supposed to believe that a war torn country gave away its money because… Why? And Point B seems to be more about accepting crypto than about giving it away. So much facepalm going on, here.
FJB said:
In due time you will be proven correct and the peanut gallery will go back to doing what they do best - popping blue pills.
Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Well, we are certainly not slowing down in funding as of this week after many here called other TexAgs poster Ivans at suggesting the original 60-80 billion earlier this year would be the cheapest war ever funded.Jeeper79 said:No it's not.Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Because it is a requirement to get more money later from the wealth of the American tax payer.Jeeper79 said:
Point C does not, at all, follow from A and B. We're supposed to believe that a war torn country gave away its money because… Why? And Point B seems to be more about accepting crypto than about giving it away. So much facepalm going on, here.
Now we have given billions a few times since then and are set to throw another 37 billion on the fire as of today.
Again, you can say no its not but our actions fit the theory of what is being suggested in the OP.
Teslag said:Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Well, we are certainly not slowing down in funding as of this week after many here called other TexAgs poster Ivans at suggesting the original 60-80 billion earlier this year would be the cheapest war ever funded.Jeeper79 said:No it's not.Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Because it is a requirement to get more money later from the wealth of the American tax payer.Jeeper79 said:
Point C does not, at all, follow from A and B. We're supposed to believe that a war torn country gave away its money because… Why? And Point B seems to be more about accepting crypto than about giving it away. So much facepalm going on, here.
Now we have given billions a few times since then and are set to throw another 37 billion on the fire as of today.
Again, you can say no its not but our actions fit the theory of what is being suggested in the OP.
You act like we are venmo'ing them cash. The bulk of this aid is equipment and weapons.
TheEternalPessimist said:
Ukraine is not our fight.
Zelensky is not our friend.
Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Teslag said:Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Well, we are certainly not slowing down in funding as of this week after many here called other TexAgs poster Ivans at suggesting the original 60-80 billion earlier this year would be the cheapest war ever funded.Jeeper79 said:No it's not.Tom Kazansky 2012 said:Because it is a requirement to get more money later from the wealth of the American tax payer.Jeeper79 said:
Point C does not, at all, follow from A and B. We're supposed to believe that a war torn country gave away its money because… Why? And Point B seems to be more about accepting crypto than about giving it away. So much facepalm going on, here.
Now we have given billions a few times since then and are set to throw another 37 billion on the fire as of today.
Again, you can say no its not but our actions fit the theory of what is being suggested in the OP.
You act like we are venmo'ing them cash. The bulk of this aid is equipment and weapons.
https://www.csis.org/analysis/what-does-40-billion-aid-ukraine-buy
Less than half was weapons and equipment and that's with very little oversight and being extremely generous. It has also come out that many of the weapons werent even used in this war and were sold on the foreign market exchanges and balck market.
So you are dead ass wrong on the bolded part about six ways from Sunday.
What we are doing is more like venmoing, yes.