ROSE LAW FIRM partner, board member of the WORTHEN BANK, and the man who hired HILLARY CLINTON. Set up the ARKANSAS INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION to do joint ventures with the LIPPO GROUP. Brokered dealings between LIPPO and Tyson Foods, Wal-Mart and Jim Tucker, Arkansas governor and cable TV franchise operator. Current plans include a $1 billion power plant in China. The backwoods Arkansas airport approved by the Clinton administration was to be used to ship Tyson chickens to Indonesia. Tyson is implicated as the source of the $100,000 "cattle futures" payment to Hillary.
In 1992, Riady pledged to donate $1 million to Clinton’s campaign -- a conversation the President doesn’t recall. The ultra-wealthy Riady family did indeed donate money amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars, and a Democratic Party employee named John Huang who once worked for the Lippo Group (the Riady family business), came up with another $5 million or so. Note that it is illegal under U.S. law for foreign corporations to donate to U.S. campaigns. Those who believe this was a conspiracy point to a meeting held on September 13, 1995 and attended by several of the principles -- Clinton, Huang, Riady, White House aide Bruce Lindsey, and an Arkansas businessman named Joseph Giroir. The Wall Street Journal reported on this meeting and its aftermath in a series of brilliant investigative reports largely ignored by the mainstream media.
Soon after the meeting, names associated with Bill Clinton began cropping up in foreign business deals such as "AcrossAsia," a holding company of the Lippo Group. Mr. Giroir was profiting from this venture as was Jim Guy Tucker, the Whitewater-convicted ex-governor of Arkansas. Tucker was even hired by a company associated with the Lippo Group, and he invested in another venture controlled by AcrossAsia. Giroir was a former managing partner of the Rose Law Firm, and is the person thought to have pulled the strings to get Mr. Huang his job with the Democratic National Committee.