[frankjr]

$1.25B. Bubba is gonna spend it all on hookers.

[LiteKeeper]

Is Clinton pushing for a One-World government, with himself as the Global Potentate?

[aimhigh]

200 promises of gifts.

This is like the super car promised when Clinton/Gore got the three automakers together for their photo op.

[montag813]

Givers in particular committed themselves providing a financial insurance to the businessmen which would invest in Gaza, to finance a network of mobile telephony for Palestinian State

Weeee! Now we can watch the Gaza looters running away with Cisco routers instead of pipes and wood.

[Rudder]

Billy Jeff is the original "Flim-Flam Man."

[boomop1]

The candy store is open for the ex-rapist in chief.

[hombre_sincero]

Whose the chick in the middle? Clinton's REST STOP?

[ntnychik]

Ping

[SuziQ]

Hmmm. I'd like to see a list of 'contributors'.

[freekitty]

I don't believe this. They have been feeding us this crap for years now about how much all these jerks adore Clinton. I just don't believe it. Anyone would be a fool to donate one red cent to him with his history. Just like that air america gig. Let's see if the money is real or it's just more bs so you will think this guy is impossible to get rid of. It would be so easy. Just convict the guy and his wife of just one of their many, many crimes and put them in jail where they belong.

[ckilmer]

this has got to be the largest slush fund in history.

what chicany this pot gold will finance.

[Mia T]

"Clinton is the largest charmer of planet. What it does today is noble," declared Mr. Peres."

$1.25 Billion donated to Clinton Global Summit
ATS Swiss News Agency via Babelfish translation | September 18, 2005

 

Babelfish translation seems to have inserted an errant "c"....
What it meant to spit out was this:

"Clinton is the largest harmer of planet."

Also note:
By saying, "What it does today is noble," Peres reveals that he understands that clinton's actions during all the yesterdays were ignoble.

[quadrant]

It seems to me the money could have been better spent in the rehabilitation of New Orleans.