Second vector

Via Protos, Sammy’s old mentor is being tried for fraud. This part of the story hasn’t been mentioned in the media before.

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Joe Lewis, the billionaire former Premier League football club owner who sold Sam Bankman-Fried more than $76 million worth of property in the Bahamas, is set to plead guilty to 19 fraud charges, reports Financial Times.

Lewis, who owned London-based Tottenham Hotspur, handed himself in to US authorities last year after he was charged with a number of offenses including securities fraud, conspiracy, and making false statements.

Lewis made waves in the 1990s when he and George Soros shorted the British pound.

The currency collapsed in September 1992, making the pair billions of dollars. He also founded private investment firm Tavistock Group, the company through which he sold $76 million worth of property to jailed FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried.

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This is how Sammy ended up in the Bahamas, and this is how Sammy learned the art of ruining countries to enrich himself.

It was always plain that NONE of Sammy’s customers could be legit. If you’re a non-criminal human with money to invest, you’ll put it in a bank or a big mutual fund. If you want or NEED to put your money in a superfamous tax haven and crime haven like Bahamas, you’re a criminal.

Now a second attracting force appears. If you’re an older well-established criminal, you’re connected with Soros, and you’ll know where the Soros gang is operating.