Bill Clinton, and pedophile pal, Jeffrey Epstein
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Tax-exempt Clinton Foundation Accepted $25,000
(and a wire-transfer from a Swiss Bank) from Epstein
By DANIEL HALPER / Jan 8, 2015
EXCERPT On July 18, 2006, the tax-exempt Clinton Foundation received a $25,000 check from the C.O.U.Q. Foundation, whose president was known pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The Epstein donation is revealed in the C.O.U.Q. Foundation's 990 tax form, filed with the IRS.
Clinton flew on Epstein's plane to get donations for The Clinton Foundation from Mideast potetentate, the mega-rich Sultan of Brunei, who has announced he will kill homosexuals.
Epstein's pedophilia proclivities where well-known even when the Clinton Foundation accepted his generous gift" the New York Times has reported.
Epstein also kept Clinton on speed dial — court documents show. Lawyers stumbled upon 21 e-mail addresses phone numbers for the fun-loving ex-president and his personal aide, Doug Band, stashed away in Jeffrey Epstein’s electronic directory, according to court documents.
The lawyers considered subpoenaing Clinton in the pedophile case, since he “might well be a source of relevant information” — but Bubba was never deposed. Clinton's close ties to Epstein will likely come up in his wife's 2016 presidential run.
Daniel Halper is author of Clinton, Inc.: The Audacious Rebuilding of a Political Machine.
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Epstein, 62, is often called a "self-made billionaire," though his actual net worth remains undocumented. He began his career as a teacher at the elite Dalton school before leaving for wall street----working at Bear Stearns----and then going into business for himself as a financial adviser. According to a 2002 profile in New York magazine, Epstein only took clients who invested at least $1 billion and gave him complete control of the money.
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