FTX Founder SBF Shipped to Oklahoma via 'Con Air' After Unauthorized Jailhouse..

[Lucius]

@Stompix, the only mistake SBF made was that he obviously "donated" to the wrong pockets when he was free -

He donated to everyone
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When you say "he donated to everyone", did he donate to the Trump dynasty as well? Because for Big Dony, everything is business, the more you invest, the more you get. Still, who would blame the SBF for not being so farsighted, because who would have thought that the man who attempted a coup d'état would become president again?

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 Anyway, I think Sam still has an ace up his sleeve, and that ace is called Trump, now that he's a cryptocurrency "enthusiast".

I also think that this is his big chance, especially when (if) most of the clients are compensated, and it was written that a lot of funds were found (if I'm not mistaken $5+ billion). In that case, his release from prison could be justified.

[Stompix]

When you say "he donated to everyone", did he donate to the Trump dynasty as well? Because for Big Dony, everything is business, the more you invest, the more you get. Still, who would blame the SBF for not being so farsighted, because who would have thought that the man who attempted a coup d'état would become president again?

To Trump directly, no, actual donations to a candidate and not the party were only a few for the Republicans, Mitt Romney being the top name, but he himself claimed even to Carlson that by 2022 he was spending equal money to both parties.
But if Trump pardons him, I don't know how he will explain it to his electors, of course he could do it for the $, but again, he will have to spin the narrative 1 million degrees left and right.

[Z-tight]

The news is not really important, he was just moved and will still be moved again to a prison where he will spend the rest of his 25 years in prison. How he was moved does not really matter in my opinion. Sbf attracted attention to himself with that interview, it would have been better if he hadn't done that interview.

[target]

The news is not really important, he was just moved and will still be moved again to a prison where he will spend the rest of his 25 years in prison. How he was moved does not really matter in my opinion. Sbf attracted attention to himself with that interview, it would have been better if he hadn't done that interview.

I didn't watch the interview but the title of the video by Tucker Carlson was that Democrats stole his money. I can't say Tucker added those words but if he put that as his title, it must have been form Sam's mouth.

Which I guess Trump will dig in to those words and probably learn more of those who stole and collect those money. Trump mean business they say so Sam must have those records.

[Z-tight]

I didn't watch the interview but the title of the video by Tucker Carlson was that Democrats stole his money. I can't say Tucker added those words but if he put that as his title, it must have been form Sam's mouth.

I watched some of the interview, but i am yet to finish it. I cannot remember were he said those words, at least in the parts i have watched.

Sbf mentioned how he also secretly donated to the Republicans, and Carlson also asked him why the Democrats didn't save him despite the money he donated to them, i can't remember sbf's reply, but i consider that questiom stupid, as most of the interview.

[yhiaali3]

Most likely, he is still delusional and doesn't accept the fact of what he did is crime, zero remorse whatsoever, and I think SBF is a psychopath and thinks that he is still in control.

And the worst, if he can bring a lot of money or Trump, who knows, he could be pardon within the next couple of months.

I don't think he's mentally ill. On the contrary, I think he knows exactly how a large country like the United States, where money is everything, is run.

I don't think it's unlikely he'll receive a presidential pardon from Trump, as happened a few days ago when Trump granted pardons to three BitMEX founders—Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed—even though they pleaded guilty to a number of federal criminal charges related to money laundering and failure to monitor the platform.

Ross Ulbricht previously received a pardon from Trump despite being sentenced to life in prison! So why wouldn't Sam receive one?

[Lucius]

When you say "he donated to everyone", did he donate to the Trump dynasty as well? Because for Big Dony, everything is business, the more you invest, the more you get. Still, who would blame the SBF for not being so farsighted, because who would have thought that the man who attempted a coup d'état would become president again?

To Trump directly, no, actual donations to a candidate and not the party were only a few for the Republicans, Mitt Romney being the top name, but he himself claimed even to Carlson that by 2022 he was spending equal money to both parties.
But if Trump pardons him, I don't know how he will explain it to his electors, of course he could do it for the $, but again, he will have to spin the narrative 1 million degrees left and right.

Do you think that man thinks he needs to explain anything to anyone? He has publicly stated that people will no longer have to vote in elections if they elect him - and already there is talk of how his worms and clowns are looking for a way to enable him to run again, or to find a replacement through whom he will continue to rule.

As I mentioned before, if most of those who "lost" money through FTX are compensated, I think the story could completely turn around, and SBF might get a chance to be a free man.

[target]

I didn't watch the interview but the title of the video by Tucker Carlson was that Democrats stole his money. I can't say Tucker added those words but if he put that as his title, it must have been form Sam's mouth.

I watched some of the interview, but i am yet to finish it. I cannot remember were he said those words, at least in the parts i have watched.

Sbf mentioned how he also secretly donated to the Republicans, and Carlson also asked him why the Democrats didn't save him despite the money he donated to them, i can't remember sbf's reply, but i consider that questiom stupid, as most of the interview.

He said he didn't asked for help. Which you wouldn't really believe this is something he wouldn't do because his family is somewhat close to political families.

But if what they are saying is that this interview is unauthorized, you could imagine how free he could be in this prison house. And he is with Pdiddy too, somehow this is prison house where useful guys stays. They are still held for a purpose like making politicians obey what they instruct or else SBF exposes them.

[Z-tight]

But if what they are saying is that this interview is unauthorized, you could imagine how free he could be in this prison house. And he is with Pdiddy too, somehow this is prison house where useful guys stays. They are still held for a purpose like making politicians obey what they instruct or else SBF exposes them.

I don't know about sbf exposing anybody and since he has been moved, he is no longer in the same prison as Diddy, lol. Yeah, prison authorities say the interview was unauthorized and apparently, it annoyed them, but it is still crazy that he was able to grant that interview unnoticed.

[TomPluz]

One thing for sure when you violate the rules of your prison terms or the ones in charge of you, there is a strong probability of a punishment no matter how light it can be all because the world is watching and there is that tendency to show that SBF is not given a special treatment no matter how controversial were his cases and no matter if he donated to politicians both Democrats and Republicans. Now, I don't see a strong probability of him pardoned by Trump as he is seen more of a liability for the cryptocurrency industry and suffice it to say there is no more people backing him up.

[Faisal2202]

Not only received lighter punishment than some people expect, he also violate prison rules. Some people really act as if they above other people. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.

Wait what? SBF was living with Diddy? haha, I was unaware of it, well, from the looks of his interview it is like he liked the company with Diddy haha, what a man. Well, I don't know much about this Oklahoma jail, but it's like not a good jail, I mean, the inmates are too much, and the living is shared there.

I don't know much about these jails, so help me here.

[Lucius]

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I don't know much about these jails, so help me here.

Maybe that's not too important, the man is in prison and what's important is that every prison prevents a man from being free. It's true that some prisons are worse than others, but SBF will most likely eventually be transferred to a minimum security prison where the worst criminals are not present and where the conditions are much better than where he was before.

[Faisal2202]

Maybe that's not too important, the man is in prison and what's important is that every prison prevents a man from being free. It's true that some prisons are worse than others, but SBF will most likely eventually be transferred to a minimum security prison where the worst criminals are not present and where the conditions are much better than where he was before.

You are right, it does not matter, but I asked still because this Oklahoma Jail was not for worst criminals so I guess his victims might not be happy if he is getting good treatment there but I am not a victim here so I have no comments on this matter but I was surprised to see he was enjoying there in his previous jail with Diddy haha.

He made big donations to Biden, so that has its own perks you know.

[Lucius]

You are right, it does not matter, but I asked still because this Oklahoma Jail was not for worst criminals so I guess his victims might not be happy if he is getting good treatment there but I am not a victim here so I have no comments on this matter but I was surprised to see he was enjoying there in his previous jail with Diddy haha.
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I think this photo was taken in the first prison he was in, and as you can see I don't think he's in very pleasant company. Prisons are not just about taking away your freedom to move and do whatever you want, but as you know, they are much worse than that. If you're in one of those notorious prisons, then such things are your biggest punishment, even if you're only in prison for a few months.

[Stompix]

Do you think that man thinks he needs to explain anything to anyone? He has publicly stated that people will no longer have to vote in elections if they elect him - and already there is talk of how his worms and clowns are looking for a way to enable him to run again, or to find a replacement through whom he will continue to rule.

He doesn't need to explain anything to anyone!
He doesn't have an interest in farming votes anymore!

But, he can't risk to alienate his republican backers to much because unlike him who doesn't give a damn if he is president one mreo time or not as he might kick the bucket before ending this term, the others are concerned by their seats.
As flawed as the election system is, senators need to keep their states happy, piss them to much and you lose a ton, maybe forever, so Trump will still need to please them as he needs their votes.

And SBF is a hot potato nobody wants on their plate.

You are right, it does not matter, but I asked still because this Oklahoma Jail was not for worst criminals

FTC Oklahoma City is a transfer prison, nobody stays there to serve time.