
Who ever would have connected Hillary “Cattle Futures” Clinton to acts of fraud in her own foundation? Anyone who isn’t in the tank, getting favors, or on the payroll.
After more than a year of research, a Wall Street analyst is arguing the Clinton Foundation’s books are riddled with financial inconsistencies that rise to the level of “fraud.”
Charles Ortel, who gained recognition for correctly identifying problems with General Electric’s financial statements in 2008, has prepared 40 reports highlighting discrepancies that he said proves the Clinton Foundation has covered up cash flow since 1997.
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