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DOJ will NOT pursue Bankman-Fried for illegal Dem donations
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Last: 11 mo ago by sharpdressedman
Just more proof as to Democratic authoritarianism where they can get away with anything without repercussions.
No repercussions from the courts and no repercussions from the ballot box.
No repercussions from the courts and no repercussions from the ballot box.
Of COURSE they won't!!! Is it ****ing clear yet that We The People will NEVER have justice with these ******* tyrants???
APHIS AG said:
Just more proof as to Democratic authoritarianism where they can get away with anything without repercussions.
No repercussions from the courts and no repercussions from the ballot box.
We DO still have one more box. For now.
All those hundreds of millions given to the Dems. Of course the corrupt DOJ would bury this. It would create public record of the contributions and put pressure on the recipients to give the cash back to make the defrauded investors whole.
We all know how this would go if the recipients were Republicans.
Most corrupt DOJ since LBJ. Makes Eric Holder look honorable.
We all know how this would go if the recipients were Republicans.
Most corrupt DOJ since LBJ. Makes Eric Holder look honorable.
We may not always get what we want. We may not always get what we need. Just so we don't get what we deserve.
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But they're totally impartial and we should believe whatever they tell us about Trump.
Not that I'm holding my breath but what's the statute of limitations? Could a new, theoretically not corrupt, DOJ still prosecute assuming we're able to fix the government next year?
America is gone
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Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:
"Public interest in a speedy resolution of the case"
What the WHAT?!?
Most likely yes.Jock 07 said:
Not that I'm holding my breath but what's the statute of limitations? Could a new, theoretically not corrupt, DOJ still prosecute assuming we're able to fix the government next year?
But it won't happen.
I know many on this board are well aware of this. This is exactly what Rush Limbaugh was regularly warning America about in the late 90's. He was adamant about it. He said over and over again that the real damages of the Clinton WH would not really be seen nor felt for decades.
Preface. The 90's were "different" in that for the first time in a long time the US wasn't facing a very specific foreign threat that the country could unify against. Technically we were but most would not realize that until 2001. Democrats were in power and stopped giving a sh** about national security. All of their focus could turn to destroying their enemies (that would be us conservatives) by any means necessary.
Rush clearly noted so many times the weaponization of federal agencies and even warned against it spreading to the CIA, NSA, and military. It was already ripping through the DOJ, FBI, BATFE, EPA, DOE, and on and on.
The eight years of Bush 43 was a minor roadblock, a slowdown at best. Obama picked it back up and tripled down. By the time Trump was making headway in 2016, the federal agencies were completely weaponized against the right whether the rank and file even knew it. They damn near scuttled his 2016 victory. They waged war against his presidency. They cover for and cover up all of the criminality and corruption of the Bidens and the dems in general.
That's where we currently are. It's really not debatable. We're screwed.
TEXIT is looking better and better each and every day.
The regular folks aren't going to win against the machine, so might as well give them the middle finger and kick'em in the nuts.
The regular folks aren't going to win against the machine, so might as well give them the middle finger and kick'em in the nuts.
Small Block Ford is going to disappear or meet an untimely death so they never find out what really happened. It will be like Epstein but not in a jail.
FTX was a money laundering scheme.
Th launderers investigated themselves and found nothing wrong.
The people, as they do, did nothing but gnash their teeth and wail pathetically.
Therefore, it will only continue.
Why quit when getting away with it is so cheap?
What action will you take?
The tree of liberty deserves sustenance.
Th launderers investigated themselves and found nothing wrong.
The people, as they do, did nothing but gnash their teeth and wail pathetically.
Therefore, it will only continue.
Why quit when getting away with it is so cheap?
What action will you take?
The tree of liberty deserves sustenance.
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DOJ will NOT pursue Bankman-Fried for illegal Dem donations
Because... It may deter other illegal donations to the Democratic party... Duh
. . . and Dinesh D'Souza was prosecuted over $20k in donations. What a freaking joke our government has become.
LGB
From reading 'Going Infinite' book on SBF by Michael Lewis who was embedded with FTX and close to SBF when collapse happened, FTX had both GOP and Dem focused teams, playing both sides, and the list of politicians who received money is long.
But the funniest story is the effective altruists core at FTX felt Trump was particularly a threat to world stability and in 2022 they were working channels to Trump offering $5 billion bribe to the Donald to drop out of the 2024 POTUS race, but FTX collapsed before things got very far after than the initial offer
But the funniest story is the effective altruists core at FTX felt Trump was particularly a threat to world stability and in 2022 they were working channels to Trump offering $5 billion bribe to the Donald to drop out of the 2024 POTUS race, but FTX collapsed before things got very far after than the initial offer
Reason #453,790,242 why we live in a Banana Republic.
Garland is obama's punk.
You guys do realize why the Republicans in Congress are quiet on this?
He gave them similar large amounts of money through dark pools and donating to Republicans though his underling Ryan Salame. Even the OP article talks about money to McConnell. I think he should be prosecuted but this is a bipartisan effort to avoid this coming to the light of day.
https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/10/20/sam-bankman-fried-ftx-allies-donated-millions-in-dark-money.html
He gave them similar large amounts of money through dark pools and donating to Republicans though his underling Ryan Salame. Even the OP article talks about money to McConnell. I think he should be prosecuted but this is a bipartisan effort to avoid this coming to the light of day.
https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/10/20/sam-bankman-fried-ftx-allies-donated-millions-in-dark-money.html
Reno Hightower said:
Reason #453,790,242 why we live in a Banana Republic.
LOL. Have you ever lived overseas? I have. You have it pretty good overall in the States. Politics going to politics.
Corrupt ****ers
Don't even try to hide the corruption anymore because they know no one will do anything.
Don't even try to hide the corruption anymore because they know no one will do anything.
Currently a happy listless vessel and deplorable. #FDEMS TRUMP 2024.
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Pumpkinhead said:Reno Hightower said:
Reason #453,790,242 why we live in a Banana Republic.
LOL. Have you ever lived overseas? I have. You have it pretty good overall in the States. Politics going to politics.
The point is we're now sliding towards those countries "overseas". It doesn't happen magically overnight.
It's always amazing to watch people who have absolutely no pattern recognition talk down as smugly as possible to those who do.
He's already been convicted and is facing a lot of jail time. The DOJ declining to pursue charges has more to do with not highlighting those politicians who received donations, and not having to clawback the donations.
Shocking that a dem run DOJ would choose not to bring attention to the corrupt activities of the second highest contributor to dem candidates behind only George Soros. There were a few donations to republicans as well, but it is dwarfed compared to the dem money, and is only really brought up by people who are trying to minimize the dem corruption. We saw the same kind of false equivalency when Obama's IRS was caught blocking conservative groups. There were close to 200 conservative groups that were shelved, and the dems pointed to 4 lib groups and said "see, it's happening to both sides".
Shocking that a dem run DOJ would choose not to bring attention to the corrupt activities of the second highest contributor to dem candidates behind only George Soros. There were a few donations to republicans as well, but it is dwarfed compared to the dem money, and is only really brought up by people who are trying to minimize the dem corruption. We saw the same kind of false equivalency when Obama's IRS was caught blocking conservative groups. There were close to 200 conservative groups that were shelved, and the dems pointed to 4 lib groups and said "see, it's happening to both sides".
Assuming he made contributions to Texas politicians is there anything Paxton can do?
lb3 said:
Assuming he made contributions to Texas politicians is there anything Paxton can do?
20 more busses a week.
LOL indeed.Pumpkinhead said:Reno Hightower said:
Reason #453,790,242 why we live in a Banana Republic.
LOL. Have you ever lived overseas? I have. You have it pretty good overall in the States. Politics going to politics.
I've seen a couple other leftists make this argument on this board. "All we have to do is remain slightly better than <insert name of sh**hole country> and we have it pretty good". So every time things do in fact continue to get worse, just restate "all we have to do is remain slightly better than <inset name of an even sh***ier sh**hole country> and we have it pretty good".
Yeah, that's just politics no big deal, at least we're not Mexico. Ok sure, that's not good but we're far from Nigeria. Ok yeah, I can't really goaltend that one but let's not act like we're Yemen or Somalia.
Pumpkinhead said:Reno Hightower said:
Reason #453,790,242 why we live in a Banana Republic.
LOL. Have you ever lived overseas? I have. You have it pretty good overall in the States. Politics going to politics.
LoL. I guess you've never heard the term "managed decline" or "uniparty".
It's a real thing.
Urban Ag said:LOL indeed.Pumpkinhead said:Reno Hightower said:
Reason #453,790,242 why we live in a Banana Republic.
LOL. Have you ever lived overseas? I have. You have it pretty good overall in the States. Politics going to politics.
I've seen a couple other leftists make this argument on this board. "All we have to do is remain slightly better than <insert name of sh**hole country> and we have it pretty good". So every time things do in fact continue to get worse, just restate "all we have to do is remain slightly better than <inset name of an even sh***ier sh**hole country> and we have it pretty good".
Yeah, that's just politics no big deal, at least we're not Mexico. Ok sure, that's not good but we're far from Nigeria. Ok yeah, I can't really goaltend that one but let's not act like we're Yemen or Somalia.
Slightly better? Try even living in Europe. Our Dem party would be the conservative party in most places over there. Left can go a lot more left!
GeeBee said:Pumpkinhead said:Reno Hightower said:
Reason #453,790,242 why we live in a Banana Republic.
LOL. Have you ever lived overseas? I have. You have it pretty good overall in the States. Politics going to politics.
LoL. I guess you've never heard the term "managed decline" or "uniparty".
It's a real thing.
Can we clearly identify a 'peak' for the USA in its history before the gradual decline started happening? The invention of the internet was the beginning of the end?
Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:Pumpkinhead said:Reno Hightower said:
Reason #453,790,242 why we live in a Banana Republic.
LOL. Have you ever lived overseas? I have. You have it pretty good overall in the States. Politics going to politics.
The point is we're now sliding towards those countries "overseas". It doesn't happen magically overnight.
It's always amazing to watch people who have absolutely no pattern recognition talk down as smugly as possible to those who do.
Everybody has an opinion. I got mine and others got theirs. It is All good.
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