11/24/2022 / By Ethan Huff
One of the earliest investors in the scam known as FTX is Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. And Binance, we now know is tied to all sorts of globalist operations including the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum (WEF), and the United Nations (UN), to name just a few of the more well-known ones.
Disgraced FTX CEO Samuel Bankman-Fried, whom the media is referring to as SBF, was the second-largest donor to the Democrat Party – the first being none other than George Soros. And Binance is tied to all this left-wing money laundering as well.
“The shambolic 30-year-old whiz kid, once said to have been worth $16 billion, had spent $10 million helping get Biden elected in 2020,” reported the New York Post about SBF.
As for Binance, it was one of FTX’s first investors that supposedly “knew the company well,” according to a Nov. 17, 2022, article from CNBC. (Related: Alameda, the now-defunct crypto trading firm tied to the also-now-defunct FTX crypto exchange, was front-running crypto trades against customers, robbing them of value.)
It was Binance that helped establish the “massive Bahamas-based FTX slush fund,” as Mary Fanning and Alan Jones from The American Report are calling it. Without Binance’s help, in other words, FTX’s criminal Ponzi scheme probably never would have been possible.
“The Democrats’ FTX-funded 2020 election scheme, which was connected to the CCP and WEF via FTX early investor Binance, placed Joe Biden, the father of Hunter Biden, into the White House,” Fanning and Jones explain.
Connecting the dots, it would seem as though Binance, FTX, and possibly many other crypto scams are one of the many vehicles used by the CCP to influence and control U.S. elections.
We know this happened in 2020 with the revelations concerning HAMMER and SCORECARD, which were used by the CCP to install China Joe into the Oval Office even though Donald Trump actually won the election, had there not been any fraud.
“Hunter Biden is a well-known CCP espionage services-connected globe-trotting operative who met with Xi Jinping and KGB veteran Russian oligarchs in an effort to corner the global energy market on behalf of China and Russia,” Fanning and Jones further explain.
At the heart of Binance’s global crypto exchange syndicate is a woman named Helen Hai, a Chinese-born CCP operative based out of Great Britain who used to hold the title of vice president at Binance. Another is Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, Binance’s CEO who ultimately calls all the shots.
Hai is a World Economic Forum (WEF) Young Global Leader along with Ivanka Trump. She is also the co-chair of the WEF’s Global Future Council on the Future of Human Enhancement.
Hai is also the “Goodwill Ambassador” of the UN’s Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in Shanghai, as well as the CEO of a massive CCP-backed, Chinese-owned shoe factory in Africa that exploits cheap labor.
In a video for Binance celebrating its five-year anniversary, Hai admitted that one of the primary goals of this company is to “shape the Fourth Industrial Revolution,” which is also the goal of communist China – imagine that!
Schwab, by the way, wrote an entire book called The Fourth Industrial Revolution that ties this all together, revealing a “master plan” that involves creating chaos for the purpose of uncovering an “opportunity.”
Earlier this year before FTX collapsed, SBF reportedly bought back Binance’s shares in FTX “to buy them out of our cap table.” It turns out that this move protected Binance from the eventual fallout of FTX, almost like the whole thing was scripted from the beginning.
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