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发信人: gemini2012 (双子AB), 信区: USANews
标 题: 骇人听闻：希拉里用铀换俄国的政治献金
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Thu Jun 23 14:37:40 2016, 美东)
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Indeed, in a 4,000-word front page story written over a year ago, the New
York Times’ Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Jo Becker and
Mike McIntire verified the Clinton Cash uranium revelation in stunning
detail, including charts and graphs laying out the flow of millions of
dollars from the nine investors in the uranium deal who flowed $145 million
to Hillary’s family foundation. Since Alesci and Frankel appear unable to
perform basic journalistic research, here are the names and amounts they are
still waiting on the Clinton Foundation to get back to them on:
Frank Giustra, Canadian mining magnate who created a company that later
merged with UraniumOne, gave $31.3 million and a pledge for $100 million to
the Clinton Foundation
Frank Holmes, a shareholder in the deal who donated between $250,000 and
$500,000 (the Clinton Foundation doesn’t report exact amounts, only in
ranges) and is a Clinton Foundation adviser
Neil Woodyer, Frank Giustra’s colleague who founded Endeavor Financial
and pledged $500,000 as well as promises of “ongoing financial support”
Robert Disbrow, a Haywood Securities broker, the firm that provided “$
58 million in capital to float shares of UrAsia’s private placement,” gave
the Clinton’s family foundation between $1 and $5 million, according to
Clinton Cash
Paul Reynolds, a Canaccord Capital Inc., executive who donated between $
1 million and $5 million. “The UrAsia deal was the largest in Canaccord’s
history,” reports Schweizer
Robert Cross, a major shareholder who serves as UrAsia Energy Director
who pledged portions of his future income to the Clinton Foundation
Egizio Blanchini, “the Capital Markets vice chair and Global cohead of
BMO’s Global Metals and Mining group, had also been an underwriter on the
mining deals. BMO paid $600,000 for two tables at the CGS-GI’s March 2008
benefit”
Sergei Kurzin, the Russian rainmaker involved in the Kazakhstan uranium
deal and a shareholder in UrAsia Energy, also pledged $1 million to the
Foundation
Uranium One chairman Ian Telfer committed $2.35 million
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http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2016/06/23/cnns-clinton-cash-fact-check-ends-embarrassment-cristina-alesci-laurie-frankel/ |
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