Posted on 03/17/2017 4:53:00 AM PDT by Steven Tyler
(April 2015) Former President Bill Clinton appears to have played a role in helping mining magnate Frank Giustra enter into a lucrative uranium mining deal with Kazakhstan. That deal, and the ones that followed, coincided with generous donations to the Clinton Foundation.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
August 2005: Giustra’s company UrAsia Energy sends engineering consultants to Kazakhstan, which is home to about 20 percent of the world’s uranium supply. ....
The Canadian Hacker from Ancaster (near Hamilton, close to Toronto), is a dual Kazakhstan Canada citizen. Kazakhstan is 70 % Muslim. ...he made his "first million" when he was 15, working on "online services." "I prefer online businesses because there is way less risk and less effort in a way," he wrote. That would be about (??) 2005. http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/yahoo-hack-karim-baratov-taloverov-canadian-ancaster-kazakhstan-1.4026162
One of the defendants also allegedly used his access to the Yahoo network for personal financial gain by searching for Yahoo users credit card and gift card account numbers, and taking the contacts of at least 30 million Yahoo accounts to facilitate a spam campaign.
http://www.chch.com/u-s-charges-ancaster-man-massive-yahoo-hacking-scandal/
Russia has a heavy influence over Kazakhstan.
Are the Yahoo hackers mixrd up with Clinton and 0bama???
Undoubtedly.
Giustra also has a foundation that works to “protect” kids from Haiti.
Bill Clinton traveled all over the world with Giustra.
Hmmmm....
Why isn’t the FBI looking into this? Were out ‘intelligence services’ in on the scam?
here’s some REAL crooked dealings between hildabeast as SOS, bubba, the xlintonista foundation and selling 20% of US Uranium to Russian interests.
crickets from the press.
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