Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "Coffeezilla" channel.

  1. Haseeb, trust me, if SBF had donated $1 billion to Trump's 2020 campaign, the US mainstream media would display awesome journalistic skills.
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  2. If we wanted those kinds of answers, we'd depose Fauci in a lawsuit.
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  3. “The problem with people like this is that they are so stupid, they have no idea how stupid they are.”--John Cleese
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  4. The Supreme Court is not a neutral body of wise Constitutional sages. It's just another arm of the ruling class, and that's what the ruling class wanted, so that's what they got.
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  5. I'd say that losing money because you listened to those two is what Dave Ramsey calls a "stupid tax".
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  6. Does SBF not have attorneys? Because any competent attorney would tell him to shut up and stop giving interviews. But SBF is used to getting a free ride in the media and if he weren't a major party donor, he'd be in jail right now, not lounging in his mega-mansion in the Bahamas. Mark Cuban said SBF is likely to do serious prison time as a result of the FTX collapse. I'm not as confident, because I think that SBF knows where all the bodies are buried (perhaps literally): US aid to Ukraine became investments in FTX which became major donations to the Democrats (and maybe Republicans), and Sam can testify against a lot of very powerful people to cut his prison sentence if he's put in cuffs. Something tells me SBF goes to jail and then decides to join Jeffrey Epstein in whatever place bad Jews go (Jewish people don't believe in the afterlife). Maybe they have to spend all eternity in Scranton?
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  7. Three theories on SBF's arrest: 1. He knows too much and he's going to get Epsteined; 2. He knows too much and the feds want to take control of the case so they can make sure SBF doesn't get so much time that he feels compelled to squeal; 3. The feds are actually doing their job without fear or favortism. You pick. At this point, we're all just guessing, aren't we?
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  8. I can't believe a porn star has questionable ethics.
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  9. Alameda Research was "embarrassingly incompetent"? But it was run by a sultry wood nymph LARPer. Normally, that's a sign of a well-managed business.
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  10. Ponzi scheme collapses, everyone under thirty is astounded because crypto was like, cool, you know? You could use currency without worrying about whether or not it had any real backing.
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  11. He donated $1 billion to the Democratic Party. Does your fog of confusion lift now?
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  12. Nice job, but you do realize that a man who donated $1 billion to the Democratic Party is never, ever going to see the inside of a jail cell, right?
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