The World Economic Forum, or WEF, is currently attempting to downplay its prior connections to Sam Bankman-Fried, the creator of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX Trading Limited, according to The New York Post.
Sam Bankman-Fried is charged with major financial crime after at least $1 billion vanished from the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
The founder of FTX, who is now 30 years old, made many billions from cryptocurrencies and, after George Soros, was the second-largest donor to the Democrats and American left-wing extremists.
Globalist Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum previously featured a dedicated page on its website for FTX, which was labeled as a “partner.”
At the most recent WEF gathering of globalists in Davos in May, Sam Bankman-Fried handled the box himself.
The New York Post reports that the WEF has now covertly removed all references to FTX from its website after the company declared bankruptcy and the controversy became a reality.
According to the publication, the WEF has not made any comments regarding the erased material.
Social media is awash with images of Sam Bankman-Fried hanging around with different left-wing figures, as seen above in the Bahamas last year with former US President Bill Clinton and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
RELATED ARTICLES
- US Reinforces Haiti Embassy, Evacuates Some Staff In Overnight Airlift Mission
- Mayo Clinic Says Racism Causes African Americans to Have Heart Attacks
- WEF Scientists Warn Next Pandemic Will 'Kill Billions'
- Moderna CEO brags to WEF attendees about predicting Billion Dollar COVID-19 pandemic
- WEF Hires Unvaccinated Pilots To Fly Them Into Davos: 'Safety of Our Members Is No. 1 Priority'
Loading ...
