Hillary's book deal a scam?

BrookesNews.Com ^ | 8 April 2003 | Gerry Jackson

[Tailgunner Joe]

It has been reported that Simon and Schuster executives are in a panic because good old reliable Hillary has not turned in a complete manuscript of her book which is due for publication in August.

What is wrong with those liberal dummies at Simon and Schuster's? Don't they know that the $8 million deal they did with good old liberal Hillary was merely seen by her as a donation to her electoral war chest? Are these liberals so stupid that they did not realise that Hillary's idea of a deal is: I take, you give. Apparently not, which only goes to show how dumb liberals can be.

But the book deal had a rotten smell about it from day one. To recover its $8 million dollar investment in Hillary publisher Simon & Schuster would have to sell more than 3 million hardback copies. That would literally make publishing history, at least in America. Does anyone think for a moment that this is possible, least of all her prospective publisher? Yes, if she told the truth about the rape of Broaddrick, the rake offs, the selling of state secrets, the Foster suicide, the White Water scandal, and various other frauds and criminal activities. But of course, Hillary is as big a liar as Bill and just as good.

There was also the obvious conflict of interest that America's liberal media chose to overlook. (Not that such niceties ever cut any ice with the Clintons and their rabid supporters).

Not only is Viacom Inc. Simon & Schuster's parent company it also has numerous media interests, including ownership of CBS. It is also no secret that those who run Viacom are very close to the Clintons.

Now $8 million dollars is big money in any language and no matter how supportive Party donors have been they are not that generous, not even the loony Streisand. In any case, a coporate donation of that size would have been bound to raise far too many eyebrows. So why not contrive an $8 million book deal? The great advantage for this from Hillary's corporate supporters is that Viacom's shareholders would have paid for it. She gets $8 million and they get taken to the cleaners. A perfect Clinton scam.

Of course, for the scam to work a book would still have to be produced and that means hiring a ghost writer. It appears that though a writer was hired the manuscript still remains in an incorporeal form, so to speak.

I would guess that it is not the money that is causing panic at Simon and Schuster but the fear that people, particularly shareholders, perhaps, might get the idea that Hillary's cavalier disregard for the publishing house, despite the huge payout, is evidence that the arrangement was a scam from day one.

[onedoug]

FRAUD!

[Mo1]

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