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originally posted by: jimmyx
so....a 2-term ex-president and his wife set up a charitable foundation, and wealthy people donated to these various charities located around the world, and these charities help poor people.....how is this a criminal enterprise?.....
originally posted by: chuck258
originally posted by: jimmyx
so....a 2-term ex-president and his wife set up a charitable foundation, and wealthy people donated to these various charities located around the world, and these charities help poor people.....how is this a criminal enterprise?.....
It's a criminal enterprise when payments made to that foundation give people preference for face time with the Secretary of State. I would venture to say that, given the thousands of entities world wide that could use face time with the US Secretary, the fact that more than 55% of them just also happened to be Clinton Donors is statistically improbable.
State Department officials have said they are not aware of any agency actions influenced by the Clinton Foundation. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said Tuesday night that there are no prohibitions against agency contacts with "political campaigns, non-profits or foundations — including the Clinton Foundation." He added that "meeting requests, recommendations and proposals come to the department through a variety of channels, both formal and informal." elections.ap.org...
originally posted by: AgarthaSeed
originally posted by: 727Sky
a reply to: Sublimecraft
Very astute observation.Assange is simply the messenger.He didn't write the incriminating emails.
If WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange lives long enough to carry out his threat to release more dirt on Clinton maybe it will be the final nail in the coffin of corruption for the Clintons. I still have my doubts though ... Welcome to the US of A Banana republic.
stream.org...
I've heard this sentiment about Assange echoed many times. It seems obvious to me that it doesn't matter so much if Assange gets murdered because anyone in their right mind would have a whole support team behind them if they held such valuable information.
If Assange dies, not only will the information still surface, but he'll be martyred and even more attention will be drawn to the Clintons & co.
He just happens to be the mouthpiece.
originally posted by: 727Sky
Actually out of the 154 people who had face time with the USA's Secretary of state more than half were you guessed it "Clinton foundation donors !"
www.zerohedge.com...
To generate the 154 figure, the AP excluded from the denominator all employees of any government, whether US or foreign. Then when designing social media collateral, it just left out that part, because the truth is less striking and shareable.
This "extraordinary" finding, as the AP put it, was deemed less extraordinary by other journalists and pundits who noted that Clinton had held thousands of meetings with government employees, foreign representatives, civil leaders, journalists and others while Secretary of State that were not accounted for in the AP's report.
originally posted by: RickinVa
a reply to: Indigo5
I see no problem with having a control group that does not consider what should have been daily part of an SoS's routine... meeting with other government employees and what not.
originally posted by: Indigo5
Hate her all you like, but facts matter...math matters...the claim was bunk
Is It Illegal To Do Favors for Campaign Donors?
Answer: If a senator were to write a letter saying, "Dear Big Donor: Give my campaign $1,000 and I will vote to renew the tax break for your industry," and if Big Donor were to donate $1,000, that would constitute illegal bribery. But anything short of that, in terms of evidence or context, is either not illegal or impossible to prosecute. For example, a campaign donation after the fact--"Thanks for voting yes, senator. Here's $1,000 for your re-election"--is perfectly legal, even though the connection between the donation and the vote is explicit. And of course in most cases there is no evidence of an explicit connection.
originally posted by: RickinVa
a reply to: Indigo5
Why wouldn't they exclude other government leaders?
The point is to expose meetings with donors to the Clinton foundation... not to expose the daily normal routine of a secretary of state.
You do not want to see that Hillary Clinton met with 100 donors to the Clinton Foundation over a years time.
originally posted by: 727Sky
Actually out of the 154 people who had face time with the USA's Secretary of state more than half were you guessed it "Clinton foundation donors !"
originally posted by: RickinVa
So tell me... whats the damn difference between saying Hillary Clinton met with 100 donors or saying that Hillary Clinton met with 1000 people of which, 100 were Clinton Foundation donors.
originally posted by: kruphix
a reply to: 727Sky
So the "issue" that is going to take Hillary out is the one that the FBI already investigated and found no grounds for prosecution?
Seems like Trump supporters are continuing their desperate hope of taking down Clinton with the same old tired stories.
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: 727Sky
regardless of the corruption and illegal acts she has been accused of committing the justice department will not prosecute her
They need this thing called "EVIDENCE" to bring a case for prosecution.... despite what you want!
Even if she was found guilty of half the time honored laws she has evidently broken
Care to show us this "EVIDENCE" you apparently have?