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originally posted by: bknapple32
I cant wait for all these emails to be released and yet she still cake walks into the oval office. Why ? Because honestly, you guys are having fun hoping theres some high drama stuffed in these emails. There isnt. Itll be amusing to watch as more hacked emails come after Nov 8th and its just a bunch of folks who dont understand why the world ignores their nonsense
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: bknapple32
So you've checked in the threads and seen what people here happened to be talking about (which is usually what ATS members happen to see when they're reading the archives themselves), OR you've been going from top to bottom of every single twitter release feed like I have been doing?????
Go thru the last several pages of the thread, basically pure screen shot matter.
Or, if you're unwilling to actually look at the emails, then what are you even doing in here besides embracing ignorance?
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
BREAKING: $12,000,000 in shake down money was paid to the Clinton's to grease their palms for a huge weapons deal.
Information about high-level corruption involving the rulers of Washington's closest ally in north Africa was brought to the attention of the US consulate in Casablanca, Morocco's commercial capital, by a businessman in 2009, leading diplomats to describe "the appalling greed" of those close to King Mohammed VI.
According to the US report, decisions involving Omnium Nord Africain (ONA), a holding company owned by the king, are made only by the king and two of his powerful associates. "To have discussions with anyone else would be a waste of time," the head of the company is quoted as saying.
Royal involvement in business is a hot topic in Morocco but public discussion of it is sensitive. The US embassy in Rabat reported to Washington in a separate cable that "corruption is prevalent at all levels of Moroccan society". www.theguardian.com...