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Surprise, Surprise: Clintons Revive Money Making Scheme Amid Ukraine Conflict

Well wouldn’t ya know.

The Clinton family knows a good money making opportunity when they see one, especially as the world faces collapse under political and economic pressure.

In the fight for so-called “democracy” Bill Clinton has emerged from obscurity to offer his support in the only way a corrupt political family knows how: using globalist “non-profit” bureaucratic entities.

[source: Breitbart]

In a statement on Friday, the known rapist and husband to Hillary Clinton said the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) will be making its comeback to address the many challenges facing the world today, from climate change to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to the coronavirus pandemic.

The CGI is intrinsically linked to the infamous Clinton Foundation, who’s foreign donations and shady deals with overseas terrorists cost Hillary Clinton the presidency in 2016. The Clinton Global Initiative “convenes global and emerging leaders to create and implement solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges,” according to its website.

“Rather than directly implementing projects, CGI facilitates action by helping members connect, collaborate, and develop Commitments to Action — new, specific, and measurable plans that address global challenges,” it says of itself.

How can one organization say so much without really saying anything at all? What does that sentence even mean in practical, useful terms?

The answer is absolutely nothing since the entire point is to obscure the truth using claptrap liberal jargon as a distraction from the real mission: to gain international power and influence.

The Clinton Global Initiative ended in 2016 as Hillary Clinton launched her presidential campaign, fearing it could create a conflict of interest. It will convene for between September 19 to September 21 in New York City.

Past events have featured A-list celebrity speakers and top business executives such as Ben Affleck, Bono, and former Presidents Barack Obama and Jimmy Carter. The initiative has also been sponsored by major corporations, from Coca-Cola, Barclays, Goldman Sachs, Blackstone Group, Laureate Education, Monsanto, and Standard Chartered Bank. As the Washington Examiner profiled in 2016 upon the initiative’s downturn, CGI has drawn criticism for “its atypical method of operation.”

Need we say more?

The charity’s financial structure has also raised eyebrows, since most direct contributions go toward the annual meeting or salaries rather than philanthropy.

Two words: clown world.

Author: Robert Bogart


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