Chelsea Clinton's husband has refused to apologize to investors - despite losing nearly $25 million in a calamitous gamble on the Greek economy. Marc Mezvinsky, 38, persuaded clients to pour cash into the struggling European country in the hope it would bounce back and deliver massive profits. But after buying up government debt and bank stock, the dramatic upturn he and his partners predicted failed to materialize and the fund's value plunged by an estimated 90 percent.
Mezvinsky, Bennett Grau and Mark Mallon (Goldman Sachs alumni)are reported to have finally pulled the plug on the failed investment last month. (Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
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MUSINGS Just wondering----how much of the $25 million "accidentally" wound up in the Clinton Foundation coffers----or one of it's many offshoots. Maybe the one in No-Tell Caanada?
Probably MOST of it ended up in the Clinton Crime Family Slush Fund!
(EXCERPT) On September 15, in a telephone call with then-Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Amr, Secy Clinton emphatically portrayed the “stupid, very offensive film” as the root cause of the Benghazi violence. Clinton told Amr, “I have repeatedly, as has the President and other officials in our government, deplored not only the content of this stupid, very offensive film… But we have to exercise more self-discipline… otherwise we’ll be in a vicious downward circle against everyone who has ever felt offended, particularly on the internet….”
After referring to Benghazi, Secy Clinton’s telephone call with then-Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Amr also contained a curious reference to what the former secretary referred to as a “very successful investment visit led by my deputy Tom Nides, and, on the very day they left, this series of incidents began to unfold.”
According to the Washington Post, Nides, who was deputy secretary for management and resources at the State Department, was at the same time responsible for “communications with donors” to the Clinton Foundation. Nides was also involved in the earlier scandal involving Secy Clinton’s efforts to provide special access to State Department officials for hedge fund clients of her son-in-law, Marc Mezvinsky.
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Although the fund apparently went broke, it didn’t go bankrupt /s