WTFTX?

8 Replies to “WTFTX?”

1. The chief lesson is this: no amount of regulation can overcome immoral and faithless behavior. The law never saves anyone – it is merely an instrument of punishment. Don’t deal with a person that can’t convince you, by public example, of their trustworthiness. And then trust, but verify. There are no quick or easy solutions and all solutions are a compromise.

   And as the opposition said of Tricky Dicky Nixon, “Would you buy a used car from this man?” If the answer is “No”, then don’t give them your vote, or your hard earned assets (thinking of our own Justin…)

   1. And diversify so if one investment goes south, you aren’t ruined. If you have mega cash, don’t keep it all in one bank and don’t keeps amounts greater than your short-term needs in an internet accessible account.

   2. Re: Nixon, “Would you buy a used car from this man?” If the answer is “No”, then don’t give them your vote

      1) The alternative to Nixon was Hubert Humphrey
      2) Nixon was set up and what he did was child’s play vs. what the left did against Trump.
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2. “DOJ Arrests Sam Bankman-Fried For Running Out Of Bribery Money”

   https://babylonbee.com/news/lawmakers-prosecute-sam-bankman-fried-for-running-out-of-bribery-money

3. Sam Bankman-Fried was refused bail.

   Will he expire in prison?

   – suicide?
   – gang fight?
   – myocardial event?

   1. Epstein’s cell

4. And Maxine Waters tries to end the FTX hearing before other members get to ask questions.

   https://mobile.twitter.com/stillgray/status/1602754133173612544?cxt=HHwWgMDRoY6ZkL4sAAAA

   Why would she do that?

5. The Fried man was arrested yesterday and now congress has been taken out of the equation.