it’s always about a Weiner
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An in-house investigation forced Doug Band to draft a memo spelling out, in vivid detail, the many entangled relationships between himself, Teneo, the Clinton Foundation and the State Department. Fortunately, today's Wikileaks dump included that memo which reveals, for the first time, the precise financial flows between the Clinton Foundation, Band’s firm Teneo Consulting, and the Clinton family’s private business endeavors.
FR POSTED---Bill and Hillary’s sleazy road to riches
(still slobbering at the public trough after all these years)
(hat tip NY Post) Excerpt....the latest WikiLeaks underline everything we’ve heard about the Clintons' sleazy drive to enrich themselves.
In the 2011 memo, Bill's ex-presidential aide, Doug Band, openly boasted about Teneo's activities raising millions for the Clinton Foundation and for Clinton personally from his Teneo business clients.
Band described the MO as “Bill Clinton Inc.” Band bragged about his repeated extortions---that his strong-arming Big Buck clients and foreign rulers "helped" the Clintons use their government service to feather their own nest.
Band’s Teneo clients were pressed to give millions to the foundation — and millions more to Bill. At that time, Teneo had raised $8M for the foundation and $3M in paid speeches for Bill.
Plus, Teneo had also set up “more than $50M in for-profit” business deals for the ex-president, with contracts worth $66M more.....doesn’t include loads of “in-kind” freebies, vacations and private jets.
This circle of enrichment was a one-hand-washes-the-other arrangement.
After her sexting hubby’s career nose-dived, Hillary aide, Huma Abedin, needed help to make ends meet. Hillary facilitated Huma's cashing in bigtime: at Teneo, pocketing a foundation salary — as Abedin cashed US govt checks from the State Dept.
Abedin’s sex-obsessed husband, Anthony Weiner, would later brag of how easy it is to earn big money in private-sector consulting.
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Even if it has nothing to do w/ this, it gave me a chance to stick that little gem on another thread.