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I would have never heard about Negus-Fancey and Wright, but now I have! Streisand at its finest.

• bflesch 3mo ago
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  • IAmBroom 3mo ago
    "Wright" is a very common last name. You really are grasping at straws.
    • bflesch 3mo ago
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      • jen20 3mo ago
        In the UK, “Wright” is the 14th most common surname. It appears in Chaucer, and appears to cover approximately 900,000 people globally. “Negus” is indeed less common - most prevalent in Ethiopia (where it means “king”) - seems to be 6-7000 people globally currently. However, that _isn’t actually the name_ of the CEO in this case, which is “Negus-Fancey” - an English double-barreled name with different etymology: akin to the relationship between Java and JavaScript. I understand the desire to make someone who has allegedly done something bad look worse by ties to other people in the service of conspiracy theory. I can’t tell if your surname is “Flesch” or not (it seems no less reasonable than your own assumptions about names) - but if it is, other bearers of that name have committed _far_ worse crimes than financial fraud.
        • bflesch 3mo ago
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    • CamperBob2 3mo ago
      I heard he invented Bitcoin