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To: Spok

“There is nothing the Clintons wouldn’t sell to the highest bidder, from pardons to state secrets.”

That is not only their primary occupation, it is their passion. That is what kept their marriage together.

Because they are so dedicated to maximizing their profits from public corruption (obsessed even), their emails are no doubt stuffed with their many plans, and the details of coordination. Especially if they thought that it would be a safe place to talk.

“Its all about access” was a catch phrase of Hillary’s time at State. Pay to play was the order of the day. Most countries are corrupt like that, so they just have to be introduced to the bag men to arrange payments. That is probably why she wanted the State Department appointment - to maximize graft proceeds.

The Clintons are the American Marcos’ - icons of corruption. Arguably the greatest corruption case in American history. Billions of dollars under their personal direction laundered through about three dozen front “charities” (not taxed, and not required to make public disclosures) across several countries. I hope that the FBI goes after every dime.


75 posted on 01/24/2016 1:45:50 PM PST by BeauBo
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To: BeauBo

Do I remember correctly that they gave China military secrets because they believed that China needed more parity with the States?


76 posted on 01/24/2016 1:47:56 PM PST by Chickensoup (ISIS is like Marxism, not a country, but a dangerous sociopolitical philosophy)
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To: BeauBo
Arguably the greatest corruption case in American history

+1

88 posted on 01/24/2016 4:14:56 PM PST by Jim Noble (Diseases desperate grown Are by desperate appliance relieved Or not at all.)
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