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No one seems to know or perhaps care that Wesley Clark is an employee of the infamous Stephens Banking Group of Little Rock. Stephens was the one that had the Chinese and Clinton money connections.

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He was kept there as a storage place. Like CORNELL UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR Cynthia McKinney.

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It's new to me, and I thought I knew most of Clark's problems. I guess these guys commit crimes faster than you can keep up with them. You should mention this on some of the other Clark threads, and it'll get out soon enough.

Here's an article from Arkansas Business, Feb 28, 2003, with some of his other connections that may be significant:

Retired Gen. Wesley K. Clark, the Little Rock native and former NATO supreme allied commander in Europe, has resigned as managing director of merchant banking for the Stephens Group Inc. of Little Rock effective Friday, a company spokesman confirmed.
"He told several of us that his first assignment would be to Kuwait City for CNN," Stephens spokesman Frank Thomas said. "It was a very amicable parting, very comfortable."

Clark couldn't be reached for comment Friday morning.

He joined Stephens in July 2000, the same month he retired from the Army. He serves on the boards of directors of Acxiom Corp. of Little Rock; Entrust Inc. of Dallas; Sirva Inc. of Westmont, Ill.; and privately held Time Domain Inc. of Huntsville, Ala.

Reportedly, Clark has been weighing a run for president. In the last months, he has met with Democratic Party leaders throughout the country, including Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe. Appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Feb. 16, Clark said he had thought about running for president but has not accepted any political money or hired any political consultants.

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>>...No one seems to know or perhaps care that Wesley Clark is an employee of the infamous Stephens Banking Group of Little Rock. Stephens was the one that had the Chinese and Clinton money connections....<<

That bears repeating.