The Clinton Ties To The “Nigerian Prince” Scam

Common Sense Evaluation ^

[gaggs]

Have you ever wondered who that allusive “Nigerian Prince” is who might be sending you those emails looking for money? Look no farther than the Clinton Family Tree.

As the saying goes, you can pick your friends, but you can’t pick your family. Bill and Hillary Clinton learned this lesson the hard way when Chelsea Clinton decided she wanted to marry Marc Mezvinsky.

Edward Maurice “Ed” Mezvinsky, Chelsea Clinton’s father-in-law and her daughter’s grandfather, is a convicted Felon.

The former Democrat Congressman from Iowa’s 1st Congressional District in the United States House of Representatives, served two terms, from 1973 to 1977.

Ed Mezvinsky has known Hillary Clinton since the days when he served on the House Judiciary Committee that decided the fate of President Richard Nixon. This harsh critic of President Richard Nixon, had called Nixon “a crook” and “a disgrace to politics and the nation”, and called for Nixon’s impeachment.

Through a series of Nigerian email scams and Ponzi schemes, Ed Mezvinsky, Chelsea Clinton’s father-in-law embezzled more than $10 million dollars.

In 2001, Ed Mezvinsky was convicted of 31 (out of 69!) charges of fraud, and served five years in federal prison. His fraud charges included bank, mail, wire, as well as other offenses involving financing bogus oil development and other trade deals in Africa.

[BuffaloJack]

Why am I not surprised?

[Lizavetta]

Illusive, not allusive.

[Bringbackthedraft]

Ed Mezvinsky was convicted of 31 (out of 69!) charges of fraud, and served five years in federal prison...................???? 5 years for all that?? That tells me that Roger Stone was definitely railroaded.

[Pajamajan]

Can't make this up 😲

Now if you'll just send $1000 dollars, the prince can be freed.
Won't you help?

[Jan_Sobieski]

To think, I though it was clever Nigerians trying to siphon my money!

[Pearls Before Swine]

I knew that the senior Mezvinsky had been convicted of embezzlement. I did not know he was behind or involved in Nigerian e-mail scams. An interesting detail.

[Fungi]

Good lord is that woman ugly, very, very, very, ugly! Reminds me of the joke about Winston Churchill being drunk. A woman approached him and rudely said “you are drunk, sir.” To which Churchill replied: “ma’mam, you are very, very, very, ugly—but I’ll be sober tomorrow.”

[goldbux]

Elusive not illusive not allusive not effusive not protusive not abusive.

Well, maybe abusive, too.