This is a slap in the face to crypto believers. Many people may blame Gensler for the SECs policy towards crypto, but it started with Jay Clayton.
Anyone who is pro-crypto would never, and I mean never, give this guy a job again after what he did dropping the SEC v. Ripple lawsuit and then bouncing
NatWest has reported 6 month profits of £3.6bn up from £2.6bn last year.
No one should be in any doubt that fiscal austerity promoted by the Tories, Labour & the Bank of England, is all about the elite profiteering.
It’s greed.
Loss making company
272m PPE contract
Most supplied was unusable
Followed by donation to Tory party
Buying new home: 10 times value of previous one
Paid themselves huge salaries
Tax owing
People died because of no or poor PPE
Others enriched themselves
Does that make you angry?
The Conservatives would have you believe that Covid and striking NHS staff are the main reasons 7.5 million people are waiting for care
But waiting lists have been increasing rapidly ever since they came to power
RT if you think everyone should be clear who is really to blame
"Our wealth is being transferred to the super rich. The oligarchs are running the country right now and they're running it for their benefit, not the benefit of the people. There is a stench of corruption in this society."
Mick Lynch on 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nadine has spent the last year writing a crap book about Johnson.
Yet she still paid her two daughters £85,000 of your money to do nonexistent jobs.
It needs to be paid back and she should be investigated for Fraud and Misuse of Public Funds.
XRP is not a security.
This victory for @Ripple is a win for the entire industry and a step toward regulatory clarity in the U.S.
A huge thank you to @bgarlinghouse, @chrislarsensf, and @s_alderoty for their leadership and the #XRPCommunity for their continued support.
WOW! Congratulations to you my friends.
What I see from a first read-through:
1. Judge Torres ended up ...splitting the baby! Yes, she finds the sales in which the buyers bought XRP directly from Ripple were sales of securities. That amount is alleged to be $728 million.
This is a very, very important point
It explains why the Sun is concentrating on a story
of very little significance to our lives, thus distracting its readers from the real possibility that Boris Johnson is deliberately trying to destroy evidence of his criminality
David Cameron works for US biotech firm Illumina.
Cameron contacted Matt Hancock for a contract through the VIP PPE lane.
Illumina were given a £123m NHS contract without any checks.