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WEF Tries to Cover-Up Links to FTX as Ukraine Money Laundering Exposed

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The World Economic Forum and its powerful allies are trying to cover up their links to FTX as the recently-imploded cryptocurrency exchange's money laundering operation in Ukraine has been exposed. FTX co-founder and CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has admitted that his crypto company severed as the Ukrainian government laundromat. After Democratic Party politicians, including President Joe Biden, pushed for billions of dollars in taxpayer money to be sent to Ukraine, the funds were laundered through FTX and funneled back into the 2022 midterm elections campaigns of Democrat candidates.
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WEF Tries to Cover-Up Links to FTX as Ukraine Money Laundering Exposed

The World Economic Forum and its powerful allies are trying to cover up their links to FTX as the recently-imploded cryptocurrency exchange's money laundering operation in Ukraine has been exposed.

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Slay News broke the news in North Carolina, United States on Tuesday, November 15, 2022.
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