Posted on 03/13/2006 5:20:56 PM PST by LaserLock
HOST SERIES LEADS TO SEC, HEDGE FUNDS AND HILLARY NEARLY a year after this column exposed the Central Intelligence Agency's murky and surprising involvement in the penny-stock market, the Securities and Exchange Commission has confirmed that it is pursuing an investigation involving one of the CIA-linked penny stocks in The Post series.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
Needs more cowbell.
Ping...in case you hadn't seen this.
From Page Six:
FORMER FRIENDS
SEN. Hillary Clinton isn't the puppetmaster pulling Harold Ickes' strings, Democratic sources said. Last week, when it was revealed that Ickes - who was President Clinton's deputy chief-of-staff and then a top adviser to Hillary's Senate campaign - was taking big bucks from billionaire George Soros to create a massive Democratic voter database, it was assumed the move was aimed at helping Sen. Clinton become president in 2008. But insiders said the Clintons probably have nothing to do with it. "Harold had a falling-out with Hillary when she didn't back him to be chairman of the Democratic National Committee," said a source. Howard Dean got the job. Another insider said, "With Harold, there are always six agendas, and most of them are Harold."
http://www.nypost.com/gossip/pagesix/pagesix_u.htm
I don't believe one word of that. Ickes belongs to her, heart and soul.
I'd just HATE it if Soros funded someone who could win!
Now THAT's funny. Anyone got a pic of whats-izname with the cowbell from SNL?
Thanks. Who has a password to see the whole thing?
Here you go:
http://www.nypost.com/business/60897.htm
And in case that didn't work, I freepmailed you the article itself.
too much information
Got that right. Ickes is trouble. He's been working furiously behind the scenes since the Clitons left office for Hillary's moment.
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