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If you look through Twitter convos on the topic, you can already see the gaslighting at full throttle: “but he didn’t do anything illegal! / he admitted he is sorry, let it go already / its the cryptobros fault, not his, for putting their money in a non-regulated entity!!”.

You know the best part. That he will never be prosecuted. Why? Because he’s one of them. As his parents are. One of the group that Kanye has been mulling over for some time. And everyone is starting to notice. You can look the other way if you want, but truth is truth.

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Absolutely horrible

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Hey anyone find that Epstein client list yet...

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“The group Kanye has been mulling over”. Who exactly are you referring to

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facts

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It's no longer about the lies they can get you to believe; it's the lies they can force you to accept.

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(cernovich quote)

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Does sbf spend time in prison?

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Not looking good, anything below life in jail would be an embarrassment in our opinion

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I cannot even begin to fathom why he’s being given a platform, let alone a chance to “tell his story.”

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Are we sure FTX actually had a bank account? It seems like you wire or deposit to alameda, you get a credit on FTX and its a game of musical chairs to get out.

Alameda was levered long crypto the whole way so when people needed withdrawals it just came out of Alameda's accounts. If crypto ever goes down , alameda imploded and everyone is hosed.

The way they planned to finish the con was to able to self clear.

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Doesn't even matter there is no way they didn't know which one was "money for fund" and which one was "customer deposits"

There is absolutely no spin here.

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Dec 3, 2022·edited Dec 3, 2022

it looks like a con from the start. The criminal intent is so obvious here. I spend 20 hours a week on compliance. Anyone that worked at any serious firm knows all of this. he bought houses with the money!

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yep exactly doesn't take any serious thinking to figure out it was fraud

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