Could this be a coincidence or is the fix in?
Sam Bankman-Fried was arrested on multiple counts of fraud after billions of dollars went missing from his cryptocurrency exchange FTX. It’s still unknown how much money went missing.
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When we found that the government’s case against SBF was initiated out of the DOJ’s corrupt Southern District of New York (SDNY) we knew the fix was in. The SDNY is the same district that brought charges against innocent We Build the Wall (WBTW) figures in a political hit. The attorneys in the SDNY were certainly not going to prosecute SBF in the same manner they went after WBTW patriots. They certainly weren’t going to look into FTX’s activities in Ukraine and with the Democrats as well.
We also found that the first judge over the case had conflicts of interest and still she allowed SBF to spend the holidays at his parents’ house in California, flying first class there.
Then when the first judge recused herself for her conflicts with FTX, the next judge placed over the case is Bill Clinton appointed Judge Lewis Kaplan.
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Kaplan has allowed the unfounded rape case against President Trump to move forward. Based on her interview on CNN, the accuser appears certifiable. But this Clinton Judge allowed it to move forward.
We’ve learned that in addition to being run in the SDNY and having a Clinton judge, the prosecuting attorney in SBF’s case is a Joe Biden-appointed Soros-related attorney who recently oversaw the Ghislaine Maxwell case.
Damian Williams was appointed by Joe Biden to the SDNY in 2021. He’s a Democrat who worked for John Kerry’s campaign in 2004. He then attended Yale where he was supported by the Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans. Williams was also a law clerk for Merrick Garland.
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What are the odds that all these connections are overseeing the SBF case? With these bad actors, what are the odds they find the billions of dollars that are currently missing?
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