Dem donor Sam Bankman-Fried WON'T face federal charges over donations

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Kansas Kid said:

You notice how Republicans aren't saying anything about these charges being dropped. Why?

"FTX Digital Markets Co-CEO Ryan Salame has donated $4 million to a political action committee aligned with Republican candidates"

This is the guy that was designated by SBF to donate to Republicans.

https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/04/11/ftx-co-ceo-donates-4m-to-republican-pac-ahead-of-midterm-elections/?outputType=amp


Was Salame charged with anything?
Kansas Kid
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Yesterday said:

Kansas Kid said:

You notice how Republicans aren't saying anything about these charges being dropped. Why?

"FTX Digital Markets Co-CEO Ryan Salame has donated $4 million to a political action committee aligned with Republican candidates"

This is the guy that was designated by SBF to donate to Republicans.

https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/04/11/ftx-co-ceo-donates-4m-to-republican-pac-ahead-of-midterm-elections/?outputType=amp


Was Salame charged with anything?

He is still "under investigation" but he turned states evidence so he likely will end up with immunity since he was the one that ratted out SBF

https://nypost.com/2022/12/15/ryan-salame-flipped-on-sam-bankman-fried-about-ftx/amp/
Yesterday
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Kansas Kid said:

Yesterday said:

Kansas Kid said:

You notice how Republicans aren't saying anything about these charges being dropped. Why?

"FTX Digital Markets Co-CEO Ryan Salame has donated $4 million to a political action committee aligned with Republican candidates"

This is the guy that was designated by SBF to donate to Republicans.

https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/04/11/ftx-co-ceo-donates-4m-to-republican-pac-ahead-of-midterm-elections/?outputType=amp


Was Salame charged with anything?

He is still "under investigation" but he turned states evidence so he likely will end up with immunity since he was the one that ratted out SBF

https://nypost.com/2022/12/15/ryan-salame-flipped-on-sam-bankman-fried-about-ftx/amp/


So charges weren't dropped. He was never charged like mega dem donor Sam Bankman Fried? What was your point sgain?
Kansas Kid
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Yesterday said:

Kansas Kid said:

Yesterday said:

Kansas Kid said:

You notice how Republicans aren't saying anything about these charges being dropped. Why?

"FTX Digital Markets Co-CEO Ryan Salame has donated $4 million to a political action committee aligned with Republican candidates"

This is the guy that was designated by SBF to donate to Republicans.

https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/04/11/ftx-co-ceo-donates-4m-to-republican-pac-ahead-of-midterm-elections/?outputType=amp


Was Salame charged with anything?

He is still "under investigation" but he turned states evidence so he likely will end up with immunity since he was the one that ratted out SBF

https://nypost.com/2022/12/15/ryan-salame-flipped-on-sam-bankman-fried-about-ftx/amp/


So charges weren't dropped. He was never charged like mega dem donor Sam Bankman Fried? What was your point sgain?

He likely has a deal cut that if he cooperates, he either is granted immunity or a much lesser charge. My whole point and shown on the charts on page 1 is he donated illegally to both sides. For the Republicans, he ran it through Salame and other dark avenues. In other words, he was a Mega donor for both sides not just the Dems. His goal was to get favorable regulations for Crypto that would favor his business. That is a bipartisan issue.

If this was George Soros, think about the stink the Republicans would be making because he does donate only to one side. Instead, they are very silent here. Can anyone tell me why else the Republicans aren't saying a word on why the charges were dropped?
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DargelSkout said:

It seems dumb to me that a one country can tell another country you can't charge him for that. What if it was murder? Could they say you can't charge him for murder, but we'll let you extradite him on assault charges.
Some years ago, there was the case of Robert Angleton charged with the murder of his wife, Doris, in conspiracy with his brother who committed suicide while awaiting trial.

Angleton was first tried for murder in Houston. To everyone's surprise, he was found not guilty! In an interview with a juror after the trial, the juror said something to the effect of "we think he did it, but the prosecution didn't prove it."

After that, the federal government stepped in and charged him with murder. A few days before the trial, Angleton disappeared. He was later arrested going through customs in Amsterdam with a couple of hundred thousand dollars hidden in his luggage.

The US wanted Angleton so they could continue with the murder trial, but Amsterdam refused because Angleton could face the death penalty if convicted. After a year or two, they did extradict Angleton with the agreement that Angleton would not be tried for murder until after he completed the punishment for another crime. So the US charged Angleton with tax evasion (not paying taxes on the million dollars in bookmaking profits that he had in a safety deposit box) and Angleton pled guilty.

Angleton received a sentence of nine years and was released after six years. I read somewhere that Angleton is believed to have returned to Europe and is no longer in the US.
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Now imagine if this was Donald Trump Jr.
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Quote:

the juror said something to the effect of "we think he did it, but the prosecution didn't prove it."
Two reactions.

First one, jury thought the vic deserved it.

Second one. Prosecution sucked. It happens.
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Kansas Kid said:

You notice how Republicans aren't saying anything about these charges being dropped. Why?

"FTX Digital Markets Co-CEO Ryan Salame has donated $4 million to a political action committee aligned with Republican candidates"

This is the guy that was designated by SBF to donate to Republicans.

https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/04/11/ftx-co-ceo-donates-4m-to-republican-pac-ahead-of-midterm-elections/?outputType=amp


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