Washington Townhome is tied to the felled FTX co-founders who are folded out for 3.28 million US dollars in the middle of controversy and bankruptcy-
Washington Townhome is tied to the felled FTX co-founders who are folded out for 3.28 million US dollars in the middle of controversy and bankruptcy-
A town house in Washington, DC, which is bound to FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried, was noted on the market for around $ 3.28 million. The property was bought by the non-profit organization Guarding Against Pandemics by Bankman-Frieds Bruder at the same price that it is sold today.
The luxury property of the FTX co-founder is said to have been used for food and drinking the political elite on behalf of the "Pandemie Prevention"
according to the reporter of the New York Post, Mary K. Jacob, is a Washington town house with four bedrooms is now listed on the market with the felled FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). The luxurious 4,100 square meter property is sold for $ 3.28 million and was originally bought by Gabe Bankman-Fried's non-profit organization. protection against pandemia . Jacob explained that shortly before the collapse of FTX, the house in Washington specially organized two parties bureaucratic Donate .

In addition, it was reported that SBF and a number of high -ranking managers donated ten million to US politicians, and it is suspected that the town house in Washington is suspected Luxurious amenities was probably selected to entertain them. Ftx, the company, Pandemie alarmists who believe that the immune system can be replaced by disinfectant, masks and mRNA-gent therapy. High-ranking members of the bid administration met with FTX managers to discuss the idea of the so-called "pandemic prevention". according to the press spokeswoman of the white house karine Jean-Pierre.
What do you think of the property in Washington, which is for sale? What do you think of the use of luxury properties for the purpose of political influence and pandemic prevention? Share your thoughts on this topic in the comment area below.
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