Slick Willie ain't goin' away 'til we put him away in Prison!!
Move on, my arse...MUD
"When committee investigators examined Roger Clinton's bank records for the years 1998 to 2000, they discovered that he had deposited large numbers of traveler's checks from foreign countries into his bank account — money that appeared to have nothing to do with Clinton's attempts to win pardons for friends and associates in the last months of his brother's administration. According to the committee's report, the traveler's checks were blank when they were given to Roger Clinton; he both signed and countersigned them when depositing them into his account. "Usually, the individual who purchases traveler's checks signs them when they are purchased, so that they cannot be stolen or used by an unauthorized individual," the report notes. "The fact that the buyer [of the traveler's checks] did not sign them and gave them to Clinton blank suggests that the funds were intentionally provided to Clinton in a manner calculated to conceal their origin." The sums were considerable. According to the report, on December 1, 1998, Clinton deposited $15,000 in American Express traveler's checks in his account. The checks had been purchased in Taiwan by a person named Huang Xian Wen — committee investigators were never able to figure out who that was. One week later, on December 8, 1998, Clinton deposited $23,000 in American Express traveler's checks, also purchased by Huang Xian Wen in Taiwan. On December 15, Clinton deposited four separate groups of traveler's checks. First was $90,000 in Citicorp checks from an unknown source in Taiwan. Next was $29,000, also in checks from an unknown source. Then there was $4,000 in Visa checks from a person named Lin Mei Guang in Taiwan, and finally $2,000 in American Express checks from Huan Xian Wen. According to the report, Roger Clinton made no more large deposits of traveler's checks until July 12, 1999, when he deposited $20,000 in American Express checks from an unknown source and $5,000 in Citicorp checks from a person named Sook-Eun Jang in South Korea. Four months later, on November 30, 1999, Clinton deposited $22,000 in Citicorp and Visa checks from unknown sources in Taiwan. That same day, he deposited $38,000 from a man named Pedro Jose Garboza Matos in Venezuela. Then he deposited $40,000 from a completely unknown source. Over the next nine months, Clinton deposited smaller amounts of blank traveler's checks totaling $46,000, mostly from sources in Taiwan and South Korea. In all, he put $335,000 in traveler's checks into his bank account between December 1998 and August 2000. Even after more than a year of work investigators were never able to accurately track their source or their purpose. The committee report says simply, "Why Roger Clinton received these substantial sums of money from overseas is unknown."
Who paid off Roger Clinton and WHY?!
There's an answer to this question but John Ashcroft is too much of an EffeteElite TOADIE to even ask the question!!
We need an Attorney General who ain't scair't of his own shadow...Ashcroft's an EMBARRASSMENT to the Bush Administration!!
FReegards...MUD
Slim, I'll agree to Move On when all the shills & spinners & enablers & liars & hangers-on... the Jackal Pack Press, their pals in the entertainment industry, the literati and the glitterati who look down on folks in flyover country, finally acknowledge their complicity and collusion in inflicting the most fraudulent, most corrupt, most downright criminal administration in history on this country.
And until they do, I'll keep reminding 'em:
