FTX CEO Admits Laundering Money for Ukraine Government
The CEO of FTX has admitted that his now-bankrupt cryptocurrency company was laundering money for the Ukraine government.
The CEO of FTX has admitted that his now-bankrupt cryptocurrency company was laundering money for the Ukraine government.
After FTX imploded earlier this week, the cryptocurrency company’s links to top Democrats, the World Economic Forum (WEF), the Ukraine government, and a senior adviser to President Joe Biden have emerged.
New details are emerging to reveal that recently imploded cryptocurrency exchange FTX was laundering tens of billions of dollars through Ukraine and funneling funds back to Democrats in the United States.
A Russian lawmaker, who called for an end to Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, is in a coma after suffering an “unfortunate fall.”
Russia has accused the British Military of blowing up the Nord Stream pipelines last month.
Radical Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) suffered a mini-meltdown after getting heckled by an anti-war protester who was furious over her support for U.S. assistance to Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Ukraine has become a “testing site for military biological experiments.”
Democrat Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) has defended the blank-check spending in Ukraine by claiming that arming the Eastern European nation is essential for protecting “woke” values.
Democrats have just dealt a huge blow to Joe Biden by publicly calling for a change of course on the Ukraine invasion and demanding the Democrat president engage in direct negotiations with Russia.
House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) has warned that the blank checks for Ukraine will likely end when the GOP takes control of Congress after the midterms.