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Sellouts Uranium One Informant: Russia Hired Lobbying Firm to Influence Hillary, Obama Admin Posted by Mary Chastain Thursday, February 8, 2018 at 3:00pm “I was speechless and angry in October 2010 when CFIUS approved the Uranium One sale to Rosatom.” An undercover FBI informant spoke to Congress about the Uranium One controversy, which included accusations that the Russians paid American lobbying firm APCO Worldwide to influence former President Barack Obama’s administration…especially Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. From The Hill : The informant, Douglas Campbell, said in the statement obtained by The Hill that he was told by Russian nuclear executives that Moscow had hired the American lobbying firm APCO Worldwide specifically because it was in position to influence the Obama administration, and more specifically Hillary Clinton.

James Comey’s Donald Trump investigation overshadowed by tweets   By Charles Hurt - The Washington Times - Tuesday, March 21, 2017 ANALYSIS/OPINION: For a guy who claims to be above or beneath or beside grubby politics in America, FBI chief James Comey sure does manage to insert himself into the seamiest corners of politics and seize the spotlight at the most fraught moments possible. In this past election, Jim Comey was the “Where’s Waldo?” of American politics. First he condemns Lady Dragon Hillary with the most damning exoneration in the history of public prosecutions. Then he slays her in public with just weeks to go before the election — only to ride up on his armor-suited horse in a failed effort to resuscitate her in the final days. As busy as Mr. Comey was in the glare of the klieg lights toying with the helpless and enfeebled Hillary, he was even busier behind the scenes secretly tampering with the election in ways ...

---The Real Thing (maybe) --- The dialogue in the images above from and old SNL skit says it all! However, Let us open with the public meltdown of the Honorable Charles Schumer. The Senator has been becoming more vitriolic, but his tone and tenor had remained mostly "Senatorial" until the following incident. Why would any sane person make such a scene in an upscale setting? Perhaps the good Senator is edging into the ranks of the unhinged?

Move over Donald. You now have company in the university dissatisfaction business. Bill and Hill are also in the same boat regarding their association with the for profit Laureate Education group . In April 2015, Bill Clinton was forced to abruptly resign f rom his lucrative perch as honorary chancellor of Laureate Education, a for-profit college company. Although the following article does not go into great detail, the author has included several links that do. I wonder if any of this will come to light in the same way Trump university has. Written by Matt Palumbo on June 9, 2016 Donald Trump is currently involved in a lawsuit surrounding the now defunct “Trump University,” a for-profit school he founded. I’m personally no fan of the for-profit college industry – but Trump is hardly the only one associated with it in this presidential race. From 2010 to 2015, former President Bill Clinton was the honorary chancellor of Laureate Education, which owns the largest chain of fo...

Interesting speculation and documented factual information. by Jon Rappoport June 3, 2016 Mainstream press outlets are mounting a new brand of coverage on Hillary Clinton’s campaign. They’re questioning her ability to win the nomination and/or the general election . All of a sudden, the done deal is not done. What’s behind this switch? Aside from fear of The Donald, there is the boiling Hillary email scandal. There is also the specter of further revelations about the syndicate known as the Clinton Foundation. That’s a big one. A very big one. As I’ve previously reported, the sale of 20% of the uranium in the US to Putin —that’s right—involved donors to the Foundation—unreported donors—as well as the participation of Mrs. Clinton’s State Department. Detailed by the NY Times, the scandal has lain there for several months like a poisoned meal, with the press afraid to touch it further. Now, enter a financial analyst named Charles Ortel . Ortel made a name for himself by publishi...