11/28/2022 / By Ethan Huff
The fall of Sam Bankman-Fried and his (SBF) FTX “cryptocurrency exchange” scam has brought to light the fact that modern finance is little more than a game that globalist psychopaths play to amass all the power and wealth for themselves while robbing non-globalists blind.
At one point during this saga, SBF himself admitted that his entire schtick of being a do-gooder who supports racial, social, and environmental justice was all just a ruse to get what he wanted: money and influence.
SBF described modern finance as a “dumb game we woke westerners play where we say all the right shibboleths and so everyone likes us.” In case you are unfamiliar with the term, a shibboleth, as defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary, is “a word or saying used by adherents of a party, sect, or belief” that is “usually regarded by others as empty of real meaning,” the word itself having Hebrew origins.
In other words, modern finance is a game the globalists play that involves saying and doing certain things that others in the know who are also playing the game know is a farce, but that the masses believe is legitimate. Those in the club use this form of secret communication to gain trust as they quietly siphon the fruits of other people’s labor for themselves.
In SBF’s case, this involved giving other people’s money to left-wing causes like “climate change” and “social justice,” as well as to Joe Biden’s reelection campaign. By doing this, he essentially bought both access to the D.C. criminal cesspool as well as protection within it.
SBF also blasted plenty of dog whistles in support of the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) plandemic, this being another globalist game designed to further galvanize division across America. The scamdemic is just another plank in the globalists’ “divide and conquer” mission against the formerly free West.
“Masking became a symbol of being a good person, same as vaccinating, veganism, and flying into fits at the drop of a hat over climate change,” writes Jeffrey A. Tucker for the Brownstone Institute.
“None of this has much if anything to do with science or reality. It’s all tribal symbolism in the name of group political solidarity. And FTX was pretty good at it, throwing around hundreds of millions to prove the company’s loyalty to all the right causes.”
One very specific thing that SBF did with FTX is use it to fund pseudoscientific nonsense about ivermectin being ineffective against the Fauci Flu.
That study was trumpeted by The New York Times, another globalist-controlled entity, as being definitive against ivermectin: case closed. And it would not have been possible without funding from SBF and his FTX crypto scam, which also would not have been possible had the general public not bought into it in the first place.
“For some reason, SBF just knew that he was supposed to oppose repurposed drugs, though he knew nothing about the subject at all,” Tucker explains. “He was glad to fund a poor study to make it true and the New York Times played its assigned role in the whole performance.”
It turns out that SBF and his brother spent at least $70 million on such projects, including on “campaign donations and other initiatives intended to improve biosecurity and prevent the next pandemic” – the suggestion being that covid was just the beginning of what the globalists have planned for humanity.
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