Author Topic: JEWS HAVE NOTHING IN COMMON WITH US!  (Read 16753 times)

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Re: JEWS HAVE NOTHING IN COMMON WITH US!
« Reply #375 on: November 17, 2022, 08:52:23 pm »
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JEXIT USA has become the world’s first Jewish organization to present a US President with the American Defender of Zion Award.

President Donald J Trump accepted the award in Mar-a-Lago’s White and Gold Ballroom before an audience of over 120 people. JEXIT honored President Trump with this first-of-a-kind award acknowledging that President Trump has done more than any other US President for Israel and the Jewish people. During his time as President, he moved the US Embassy to Jerusalem, recognized Israeli sovereignty of the Golan Heights and brokered the Abraham Accords.

"American Defenders of Zion" have no problem attempting coups in America then obviously, correct? Yet, U.S. citizens are still allowed to be Zionists and defend Israel? This is how absolutely insane the world these people are creating truly is!



This is how sincere Fried's apology was then?:

Sam Bankman-Fried says 'F**k Regulators', Musk’s Twitter ultimatum and making TikToks instead of ads
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Crypto critic Bennett Tomlin tells Nightcap’s Jon Sarlin that Sam Bankman-Fried may be a bad apple, but the things he did were not unique in the crypto world. Plus, CNN’s Clare Duffy on why Twitter employees are confused and fearful.


What an appropriate middle name for Fried also I noticed. Made me think of the West Bank in Gaza and Jewish financiers of Israel, like the Rothschild family, all in one Jewish middle name....

Corrupt Crypto CEO: I Have No Regrets or Morals
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"Last night, Sam Bankman-Fried DMed me on Twitter.

That was surprising. I’d spoken to Bankman-Fried via Zoom earlier in the summer when I was working on a profile of him, so I reached out to him via DM on November 13, after news broke that his cryptocurrency exchange had collapsed, with billions in customer deposits apparently gone. I didn’t expect him to respond — typically, people under investigation by both the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice don’t return requests for comment.

Bankman-Fried, though, apparently wanted to talk. About how FTX and his hedge fund Alameda Research had gambled with customer money without, he claims, realizing that’s what they were doing. About who gets lauded as a hero and who’s the fall guy. About regulators. (“**** regulators.”) About what he regrets (“Chapter 11,” the decision to declare bankruptcy) and about what he would have done differently with FTX and Alameda (“more careful accounting + offboard Alameda from FTX once FTX could live on its own”).