Hillary Clinton

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Born	Hillary Diane Rodham October 26, 1947 Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
Nationality	US
Alma mater	Wellesley College, Yale Law School
Religion	Methodism
Parents	Hugh Rodham, Dorothy Howell
Children	Chelsea
Spouse	Bill Clinton
Interests	Money, Pay to play
Party	Democratic
“Too big to jail”

Hillary Rodham Clinton, a Cabal member and wife of another member, ex-US President Bill Clinton is a former US Secretary of State. She was chosen as the Democratic Party's nominee for the 2016 US presidential election. Although reportedly 0.3% ahead in polls, on 8^th November, she lost to Donald Trump, who was elected as 45^th President of the United States. Until 2017, Clinton was suspected of running a "Shadow Government" from the building of the US State Department after the FBI reported on a deep state faction named the "7th floor group". She has been talked about being a presidential candidate in 2024.

Career

As a junior lawyer, in 1973, Hillary "showed her willingness to ally herself with powerful corrupt interests... [she] conspired to deny Nixon access to legal counsel. In order to pull this off, Hillary wrote a fraudulent legal brief and confiscated public documents to hide her deception". This has been denied guardians of the official narrative such as Snopes.com.

In the early 1980s, as a 'nobody' from Arkansas, she was appointed a Young Leader for the French-American Foundation in 1983 and 1984 (unknown if she participated in the years 1985-88), implying that she was seen as promising enough to be handler for next year's Young Leaders.

In 1997 as FLOTUS, Clinton organized the introduction of the ASFA . This act monetized the termination of parental rights and adoption by state-approved individuals.

Clinton previously represented New York in the United States Senate from 2001 to 2009. Before that, as the wife of the 42nd President of the United States, Bill Clinton, she was First Lady of the United States from 1993 to 2001.

Email controversy

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Full article: 7th floor group

Hillary Clinton's need for off-the-record, secret communications is illustrated by a leaked 2015 email from Brian Fallon that "Her office on the 7th floor of the State Department did not allow for email use, so she seldom used email during the workday." Her solution was simply to use a private email server at home for sensitive Emails. The FBI's investigation into this email server uncovered the 7th Floor Group, which the FBI termed a "shadow government", but which commercially-controlled media chose to ignore.

In October 2015, a judge ruled that this rendered her exempt from FOIA requests. Edward MacMahon Jr. noted that if a lower-level government employee “cooked up their own home server” and received emails containing classified information, “they would have already been arrested.” The US State Department told the Competitive Enterprise Institute that its FOIA request for Clinton aide emails pertaining to cybersecurity would produce 38,000 pages of emails. In January this was revised downwards to just one page containing one email.

Special Access Programs

Extremely secretive "Special Access Program's" were mentioned - in fact at least 6 of team. No details on these programs have been provided.

7th Floor Group reputation

Some passage in a 2015 report by The Washington Examiner reveal the reputation or ruthlessness of the 7th floor group, amongst other accusations of covering up pedophilia and raping of embassy staff, the news report by the WE even notes investigators that made the draft version were carrying firearms - purposely - in full view 24/7 out of fear of being assassinated in the elevator by the ones subjected in their internal affairs probes.

US Deep state membership

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Infographic created by Mike Rivero on What Really Happened.

In 2006, Sibel Edmonds named Hillary Clinton as one of her "Dirty Dozen", listing members of congress who "by their action or inaction, have stood against real investigations, hearings, and legislation dealing with government whistleblowers who have exposed waste, fraud, abuse, and or criminal activities within government agencies."

In the 2008 election, Hillary Clinton was a leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. In 2015, she was referred to as "too big to jail" by lawyer Edward MacMahon Jr., citing "a pattern of light punishments for top government officials who have mishandled classified information."

Soros

Clinton is also named as promotor for deep state actor George Soros, as she is seen speaking and introducing him in a bid for more influence in US Elections in 2004 in a CSpan forum.

Dying associates

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"Clinton Body Count" — How Bill and Hillary's enemies, friends, and business partners disappeared - АТН

Full article: Clinton body count

The Clinton body count, also known as Clinton body bags is a list of a large number of persons who over the years have met an untimely end in suspicious circumstances, often execution-style, and who appear to have some connection to Bill and Hillary Clinton.

2016 US Presidential bid

Full article: 2016 US presidential election

Ending two years of speculation and coy denials, Hillary Clinton announced on 12 April 2015 that she would seek the presidency for a second time. She became the Democratic nominee for the 2016 vote after Bernie Sanders called for her to be nominated at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on 26 July 2016. The Clinton campaign had earlier announced that Tim Kaine had been chosen as her running mate. The Clinton–Kaine ticket then faced billionaire Republican nominee Donald Trump and his running mate Indiana Governor Mike Pence in the 8 November 2016 presidential election.

Health

In the run up to the 2016 presidential election, Hillary's health appeared uncertain, and the commercially-controlled media treated it as a third rail topic. In August 2016, at least two journalists were sacked after bringing up the topic: Dr. Drew Pinsky, whose current-affairs show was axed after 5½ years and David Seaman, from the Huffington Post after mentioning her apparent health decline to coworkers.

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Clinton Foundation

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The Clinton Foundation has been called "Hillary's Achilles heel on the campaign trail for US president." "The Clinton Foundation has raised more than $2 billion since its inception in 1997, and Bill and Hillary Clinton have been paid more than $150 million for delivering speeches. Notably, these payments increased dramatically after Hillary Clinton took office as secretary of state in 2009." Revelations fromWikiLeaks emails from John Podesta, Hillary Clinton‘s campaign chair, confirm pay-to-play exchanges between the government of Morocco and then-Secretary of State Clinton. Ukrainian billionaire Victor Pinchuk used his prolific donations to the Clinton Foundation to solicit political favors.

Scandals

Hillary Clinton has been referred to as a "teflon candidate" in deference to her remarkable ability to "avoid damage from major scandals, any one of which would destroy a politician". Below is an incomplete chronological list by the earliest known date of each controversy. No charges have been brought against her in relation to these incidents.

• 1978: Whitewater, a failed real estate investment.);

• 1978: Cattle futures ($1,000 investment generated nearly $100,000 leading to questions about possible impropriety in 1994);

• 1993: Alleged suppression of Wellesley thesis (the White House requested that Wellesley not release it);

• 1993: White House travel office controversy (critics said the firings allowed friends of the Clintons to take over the travel business);

• 1993: Vince Foster/Death (her relationship with Foster allegedly influenced his "suicide");

• 1993: White House FBI files controversy (Clinton allegedly read FBI files for political purposes but her fingerprints were not found on files);

• 1993: Health care plan (her role in secret proceedings of a task force sparked litigation);

• 1996: Commercegate (she allegedly gave rides on a government plane in return for campaign cash);

• 1996: "It Takes a Village" ghostwriter (criticized for not giving credit to ghostwriter who allegedly wrote most of the book);

• 1998: "Vast right-wing conspiracy" (conspiracy theory referenced by her in 1998 and as recently as 2016);

• 1999: Kissing Suha Arafat (kissed Mrs. Arafat after her speech claiming Israel used poison against Palestinians);

• 2000: Hollywood fundraiser (Clinton's campaign fined for under-reporting funds raised for her by a convicted drug dealer);

• 2001: Hasidic pardons (soon after her Senate election, the Clintons met with New York supporters seeking clemency for their neighbors, which they received);

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Shortly after the NATO-backed murder of Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi on 20 October 2011 Clinton was interviewed by CBS News.. When informed of Gaddafi's death her face lights up, she chuckled and in an allusion to Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, said "We came; we saw; He died." followed by chortles of laughter.

• 2007: Norman Hsu (Clinton took bundled contributions from Hsu despite warnings about his criminal activity);

• 2009: After President Obama declared the military kidnapping of President Manuel Zelaya in a coup, Hillary Clinton "corrected him" saying it was a legal change of government.

• 2011: Attacks on Libya (she testified to Congress that congressional authorization for military action is not needed);

• 2012: Benghazi attack (Clinton took responsibility for security lapses at consulate where fatalities occurred).

• 2012?: Roscoe B. Davis charged in January 2019 that "HRC was neck deep in illegal arms dealing to our enemies, Fast & Furious on the international scale."

• 2015: Email controversy (exclusively used her family's private email server for official State Department communications).

• 2016: On 30 October 2016, an audio recording surfaced on the internet in which she suggested rigging an election in Palestine.

• 2016: After Wikileaks was becoming too much of a problem, a report leaked out of secret cabinet meeting where she questioned why Julian Assange couldn't be assassinated by drone. The statement drew laughter from the other cabinet members, after which Clinton doubled down and called Assange a "soft target", "just walking around thumbing his nose" without any fear for the US.

Censorship

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In 2017 Luke Rudkowski tweeted, that Amazon had deleted all the critical reviews of Hillary Clinton's book What Happened (not to be confused with the website What Really Happened, which was started after Mike Rivero lost his job in Hollywood, when he started to make inquiries on the Vince Foster murder).

Activities

In January 2019, RT put Hillary Clinton as #8 on their 2018 list of Russophobes, commenting "Hillary moves down the list from last year, but she's still hanging in there because her dedication to blaming everything bad that has happened to her on Russia can't be ignored."

Bilderberg

Hillary Clinton has repeatedly denied attending the Bilderberg, and when shown a photo of herself attending the event^[Which?] remarked "I'm sorry".

Speeches

Hillary Clinton charges $100,000 to $300,000 for a speech, and together with her husband, received about $2 million/month for professional speaking. She receives such payments into a Delaware-based holding company, ZFS Holdings, which she set up 8 days after stepping down as secretary of state in 2013.