Posted on 10/28/2016 10:24:12 AM PDT by Rummyfan
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Another thing I wouldn’t want to do is have to write a life insurance policy for Doug Band. In case you haven’t been paying much attention to the inner workings of the Clinton Foundation as detailed in the WikiLeaks dumps, Doug Band’s role is summed up nicely in this headline from the L.A. Times:
“An aide says he once arranged for $50 million in payments for Bill Clinton.”
Fifty million! And now it’s all laid out, in public documents, by Doug Band himself. Far, far beyond a reasonable doubt, if you want to get technical about it. Even James Comey could make this case — but he wants to keep breathing, too.
(Excerpt) Read more at bostonherald.com ...
Man oh man, I wish I had called into the dead pool and claimed H->! All she has ever lived for is being the first woman president, to have the reins of absolute power, no way she accepts defeat let alone incarceration. I say she offs herself once the writing on the wall is legible enough.
Well, I suppose O could preemptively pardon her. That might be why the investigation has been reopened. Then she might just weasel off into the sunset. Bleh.
"Hillary won't be coming down for breakfast....."
(hat tip NY Post) Excerpt....the latest WikiLeaks underline everything we’ve heard about the Clintons' sleazy drive to enrich themselves.
In a 2011 memo, Bill's ex-presidential aide, Doug Band, openly boasted about Teneo's activities raising millions for the Clinton Foundation and for Clinton personally from his Teneo business clients.
Band described the MO as “Bill Clinton Inc.” Band bragged about his repeated extortions---that his strong-arming Big Buck clients and foreign rulers "helped" the Clintons use their government service to feather their own nest.
Band’s Teneo clients were pressed to give millions to the foundation — and millions more to Bill. At that time, Teneo had raised $8M for the foundation and $3M in paid speeches for Bill.
Plus, Teneo had also set up “more than $50M in for-profit” business deals for the ex-president, with contracts worth $66M more.....doesn’t include loads of “in-kind” freebies, vacations and private jets.
This circle of enrichment was a one-hand-washes-the-other arrangement.
After her sexting hubby’s career nose-dived, Hillary aide, Huma Abedin, needed help to make ends meet. Hillary facilitated Huma's cashing in bigtime: at Teneo, pocketing a foundation salary — as Abedin cashed US govt checks from the State Dept.
Abedin’s sex-obsessed husband, Anthony Weiner, would later brag of how easy it is to earn big money in private-sector consulting.
Hillary is all in for “firsts,” but maybe not the fact that she is the first presidential candidate, man or woman, to be investigated by the FBI ten days before the election. Wonder how the Leftist history books will cover this one up.
"What that it were, what that it were!"
” I say she offs herself once the writing on the wall is legible enough.”
Well if you are a “prayerful” person, here’s the bottom line for your daily prayers! I always say, if you are going to pray, make it for something that will benefit humanity. Hillary’s ashes need to be spread over Benghazi.
LOL, I thought you were going to say “pray for her conversion,” but I think I’ll be able to handle “Thy will be done” and ask forgiveness that I can’t do better than that. ;)
Who is Ludwig Von Mises?
See—easypeasy.
That is how it is done. He is a “non-person”
(Actually the most important economist since Adam Smith, but I dare you to find his name mentioned in major media outlets or history books.)
I remember as a college student many years ago asking my Economics Professor why we didn’t talk about the economic theories of Von Mises. He just smiled at me and said: “We don’t do that “here”.
Wait for it.......
“Here” was Harvard College.
Ha! And Tom Woods wound up at the Mises Institute anyway.
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