Hillary: "Putin is So Awful That I $old Him America's Uranium--and High-Tech, too!"

For $145 Million Dollars

Collected by Bagman Bill "Gotta Pay Our Bills" Clinton

"...and not one ruble more."

 "There was “a spontaneous outbreak of philanthropy among eight shareholders in Uranium One. These Canadian mining magnates decide now would be a great time to donate tens of millions of dollars to the Clinton Foundation. After $145 million in such donations, Hillary Clinton’s State Department coincidentally approved the Uranium One sale, producing a “win-win-win for everybody” except the American people."



"I told them they were yoga emails--play along, would you?"

“The reset button has worked. The days when empires could treat sovereign states as pieces on a chessboard are over.”--Barack the Delusional, Moscow, 2009

From Russia With Cash:

"Podesta "sat on the board of a small energy company alongside Russian officials that received $35 million from a Putin-connected Russian government fund."

Making things worse, Podesta never fully disclosed the relationship, as the law requires. But of greater concern than Podesta is what it says about Clinton's strange and mutually beneficial relationship with Russia that led to Clinton lending a hand in helping Vladimir Putin build Skolkovo, a high-tech community meant to be "the Russian equivalent of America's Silicon Valley."

This is not some sort of free-enterprise experiment. As the authors detail in a study published by the Government Accountability Institute, some 30,000 workers toiled in the state-of-the-art tech hub "under strict governmental control." While Clinton was in charge at the State Department, the U.S. recruited a bunch of U.S. high-tech powerhouses -- including Google, Cisco and Intel -- to take part in the project. Of the 28 companies from the U.S., Europe and Russia that took part, 17 were donors to the Clinton Foundation or paid for Bill Clinton to give speeches.".......

In other words, Putin is reading her emails with the technology she sold him!




"Will that be cash or credit?"