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The long awaited book Clinton Cash, written by Peter Schweizer, has caused speculations over all the foreign money, whether it was fees for Bill’s appearances or contributions to their foundation, has questions arising about conflicts of interest. They are dangerous to America!

While the book contains circumstantial evidence, there are tons of undeniable FACTS of wrong doing. Is there one American in this country that actually believes these scandals are baseless? Yes there are! BLIND LIBERALS! I’m not building rockets at the moment but I assure you there is plenty of evidence for any one with any common sense to conclude that an in-depth investigation is warranted.

Sarah Westwood at Washington Examiner reports:

While Clinton Cash contains no smoking gun, it lays out a pattern in which money flowed to Clinton causes and then one or both Clintons wielded their power on behalf of the sources of that money.

The following 10 anecdotes are just a few included in Schweizer’s expose.

• Selling support for nuclear deal with India:
  Although Hillary Clinton was a vocal advocate for nonproliferation during her 2008 presidential bid, she seemingly shifted gears on the issue after well-connected Indian officials lavished her husband with paid speaking engagements, and his foundation with generous donations. After a two-hour dinner with Hillary Clinton in New York City in September 2008, Singh told the press in his country that Hillary Clinton had informed him Democrats would not block the nuclear deal and that she had promised to give “all the support” it needed to pass. His supposed donation to the Clinton Foundation nearly amounted to his entire fortune. The nuclear deal that Hillary Clinton once opposed eventually passed with her support.
• Pressuring Bangladesh to open mines:
  Canadian businessman Stephen Dattels gave the Clinton Foundation two million shares of stock in his company, Polo Resources, in June 2009. The stocks were worth around $40,000 at the time. Just eight weeks later, the U.S. ambassador in Bangladesh pushed the prime minister there to green-light open pit mining at a mine in which Polo Resources was an investor. “By donating shares in small mining companies, Dattels is creating a powerful incentive for the Clintons to help his companies succeed,” Schweizer wrote.
• Improving images of human rights violators:
  Gulnara Karimova, daughter of the Uzbek dictator who allegedly boils his political opponents alive, was cited as the “single most hated person in the country” in a diplomatic cable. Karimova’s solution, revealed in a message from the State Department to the CIA, was to acquaint herself with Bill Clinton in order to gain favor with Hillary Clinton. That process began with Karimova hosting a Clinton Foundation fundraiser in Monaco. She posed for photographs with Bill Clinton that prompted media reports describing her as a friend of the former president.
• Tipping the scale for Keystone XL:
  Canada-based TD Bank became a top patron of Bill Clinton’s speaking business just as news of President Obama’s intention to nominate Hillary Clinton as secretary of state became public. The diplomatic post would give her decision-making power over the Keystone Pipeline proposal. TD Bank paid Bill Clinton $1.8 million for a series of speeches between 2008 and 2011 while his wife mulled the controversial pipeline. Frank McKenna, vice chair of the financial firm, introduced Bill Clinton at a number of the speeches and gave heavily to his namesake foundation.
• Omitting goods from Iran sanctions:
  Ericsson, a Swedish telecommunications company, came under fire from the State Department and lawmakers on the Hill for selling telecommunications equipment to state sponsors of terrorism, including Syria and Iran, in the spring of 2011. The company paid Bill Clinton a speaking fee of $750,000 — more than he had ever earned for such an engagement — the week before his wife’s agency released a list of expanded sanctions that omitted telecommunications services and equipment.
• Partnering with Bill’s employer:
  Bill Clinton accepted a position as “honorary chancellor” at Laureate Education Inc. in 2010. The State Department named Laureate a “global partner” after Bill Clinton was on its payroll. Shortly afterward, the State Department began handing millions of dollars to a nonprofit headed by Douglas Becker, Laureate’s chairman. That nonprofit, International Youth Foundation, received a series of grants from the U.S. Agency for International Development.
• Greasing a Kazakhstan mining deal:
  Frank Giustra, a Bill Clinton friend and heavyweight foundation donor, allegedly used his ties to the former president and first lady to break into a fiercely competitive mining industry in Kazakhstan despite having no experience in uranium. Giustra’s firm, UrAsia Energy, was an outside contender to secure lucrative mining concessions in 2005 when he and Bill Clinton traveled to the country. Giustra later gave $31.3 million to the Clinton Foundation.
• Intervening in African corruption review:
  Secretary of State Hillary Clinton allegedly blocked a 2009 attempt by Congolese officials to remedy a mining contract that had been secured using bribery and other “questionable methods.” The company in question, First Quantum Minerals, was founded by a Swedish investor that had ties to the Clintons dating back to their days in Arkansas. Jean-Raymond Boulle had encouraged Bill Clinton to invest in an Arkansas diamond mine when he was governor of the state. In 2012, Hillary Clinton’s State Department restored First Quantum’s business license and ensured it received $1.25 billion for its Congolese assets by pressuring the government there.
• Steering contracts to major donor:
  Hillary Clinton traveled to Moscow to deliver what she called a “shameless pitch” to the Russian government on behalf of Boeing in 2009. She helped the aerospace giant secure a multi-billion dollar deal to provide aircraft for the country’s state-owned commercial fleet just before Boeing wrote a $900,000 check to the Clinton Foundation.
• Allowing a Russian nuclear takeover:
  A state-owned Russian energy agency took over a Canadian company, Uranium One, that controlled such a large stake in America’s uranium deposits that the deal required approval from Hillary Clinton. The Clinton Foundation failed to disclose significant donations from individuals and entities involved in the Uranium One transaction, including the $2.35 million Uranium One chair Ian Telfer funneled to the charity through another foundation under his control.

The Clintons have always been ruthless, money hungry people and will never change. The Clintons thinks as long as the money has no blood directly on it, there is nothing wrong with taking it. They do not think anything of bribery and considers it is part of everyday politics. How can any decent person be considering voting for someone who is as scandalous as Hillary Clinton is? The Clinton circus always bring the best clowns. It’s the corruption that I don’t like, coupled with the idea that most Americans don’t know enough to notice.