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Thoughtful Americans are asking: we know the Clintons got a $145 million bribe payable to the Clinton Foundation, but how much did Russia actually pay the US for the uranium?

Anybody ever see a figure on that?

What happened to the cash for the actual uranium sale? Did that money go into OFA--Obama’s slush fund for revolution? Or maybe into some offshore accounts?......

Particularly interesting is that immediately after exiting the white House, the Obama's traveled far and wide in such a short time -- their itinerary included Indonesia, Bali, French Polynesia; all those out-of-the-way places w/ infamous offshore banks that have numbered accounts.

THIS WE KNOW: the conniving Clintons took uranium.....a national strategic US asset......and sold it for their personal gain.

That smells like the infamous Teapot Dome scandal. Law professor Jonathan Turley said the Clintons uranium scheme .... "could be criminal." Turley (or somebody) needs to address the Clinton criminality in this context.

17 posted on 01/13/2018 8:31:54 AM PST by Liz (Our side has 8 Trillion bullets; the other side doesn't know which bathroom to use.)
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Senator: Obama Admin. Misled About Uranium One
TruNews ^ | Dec 12, 2017 | Rick Wiles
FR Posted on 12/13/2017, 6:59:24 AM by smileyface

In a letter to Energy Secretary Rick Perry and Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairwoman Kristine Svinicki, Senate Environment & Public Works Committee Chairman John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) is demanding an explanation for how U.S. uranium left the country after the Uranium One deal.

The senator, who represents the home state of three of the company’s uranium recovery facilities, said he registered “strong concerns” about the 2010 deal with President Barack Obama. He said he now believes the response he received, and the “process” through which he received it, were “misleading.”

He notes that in March of 2011, then-NRC Chairman Greg Jaczko said that neither Uranium One nor the subsidiary of the Russian-government-owner Rosatom held the necessary export license to ship U.S. uranium out of the country. That assessment was repeated in the NRC’s recommendation to approve the Uranium One sale.

However, beginning in 2012, Uranium One was able to begin exporting uranium without an export license in a move called “piggy-backing,” where it was listed merely as a supplier on another company’s export license. However, that uranium that left the country was supposed

to return for “future processing.” Not only did that uranium leave the U.S., but it was eventually exported out of Canada.

21 posted on 01/13/2018 8:35:07 AM PST by Liz (Our side has 8 Trillion bullets; the other side doesn't know which bathroom to use.)
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The Russian company Rosatom, which is state owned, purchased an 20% interest in a Canadian company who has the mining rights in the US for $1.3 billion.

A whole host of US agencies including the state department had to bless the transaction, which they did.


27 posted on 01/13/2018 8:40:44 AM PST by Jonny7797
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To: Liz

We see the $145 million dollar figure with the Foundation. But we also know that none of this happens without the approval of Obama himself. So what is his cut?


28 posted on 01/13/2018 8:41:20 AM PST by marron
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To: Liz

How much did Russia actually pay the US for the uranium?.
And does Obama have off shore bank accounts wonder why he did so much traveling after leaving office?.


39 posted on 01/13/2018 10:11:02 AM PST by Vaduz (women and children to be impacted the most.)
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To: Liz

Here is what I have seen for the value before, hopefully someone will update if incorrect.

The sale of Uranium One was for 1.3 Billion.

http://business.financialpost.com/commodities/mining/uranium-one-bought-by-top-russian-shareholder-armz-for-1-3-billion

As that article states, that price was low and due to the falling price of uranium itself, and the company had been valued at 5 billion just a few years before:

http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/newsarticle.aspx?id=12870


54 posted on 01/13/2018 4:25:30 PM PST by Golden Eagle (Trump: "I'm disappointed in the Attorney General. He should not have recused himself immediately...")
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