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IMO this just proves that a Super PAC "may" and I stress "may" be up to some shenanigans but NOT an arm of the Federal government laundering money as OP discussed.
originally posted by: TrueAmerican
a reply to: JinMI
Heh, well lemme tell ya, we disagree at first on a lot of things, particularly political things, but we allow each other the room to research something, come up with the facts, and meet back at the table. Once we do that, usually then we can come to terms with whatever it is, and wherever the chips may fall. In short, I am a right leaning independent and she is a left leaning independent, and it makes for a very interesting relationship, that's for sure. But we don't friggin kill each other over things- though at times things can get heated.
originally posted by: Mucky
a reply to: JAY1980
This document proves exacly?
The Senate Leadership Fund is a Republican Super PAC.
Are you trying to say a Republican Super PAC laundered money?
originally posted by: Mucky
a reply to: JinMI
Ty for responding. For what it's worth I am an Independent and believe ALL Super PACS should be made illegal period the end!
IMO this just proves that a Super PAC "may" and I stress "may" be up to some shenanigans but NOT an arm of the Federal government laundering money as OP discussed.
Michael Chobanian, the founder of cryptocurrency exchange KUNA, which was also involved with Aid for Ukraine, tweeted that the site "used FTX in the first month of the war as an off ramp" to convert cryptocurrency to traditional currency.
"No crypto was stored on the FTX," Chobanian said.
THE SOURCES
Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine
National Bank of Ukraine
U.S. Department of State
United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
Everstake, a blockchain company
ederal Elections Commission