Sessions DOJ caught downplaying evidence linking Obama and Hillary to Uranium one scandal

Read the article, the NRC has final approval, and Uranium One is a Canadian company.

The 2010 deal allowed Rosatom, the Russian nuclear energy agency, to acquire a controlling stake in Uranium One, a Canadian-based company with mining stakes in the Western United States.
 
Read the article, the NRC has final approval, and Uranium One is a Canadian company.

The 2010 deal allowed Rosatom, the Russian nuclear energy agency, to acquire a controlling stake in Uranium One, a Canadian-based company with mining stakes in the Western United States.
““Beginning in 2008, Mr. Campbell provided the U.S. government ample documented evidence of corruption in the Russian nuclear industry. Nevertheless, in October 2010 the Obama Administration authorized that corrupt entity to purchase a company that controlled 20% of the U.S. uranium supply,” Campbell’s lawyer Victoria Toensing told Hannity and Carter.
 
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Do yo get it of course not................
 
Protectionist is failing to tell the reader hat his post #26 is based on NY Times' reporting of Russian sources, like Pravda. Protectionist working for foreign interests.

He is failing to tell you that when Trump met with Putin that the former offered uranium to the latter.
 
Protectionist is failing to tell the reader hat his post #26 is based on NY Times' reporting of Russian sources, like Pravda. Protectionist working for foreign interests.

He is failing to tell you that when Trump met with Putin that the former offered uranium to the latter.
You are a nut case.
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As Clinton had no authority to sell/give uranium/mines/yellow cake, look at Canada. That is where the uranium went.
She and Obama SIGNED off on it. AKA Authorized. :rolleyes:
After several business and philanthropy trips with former president Bill Clinton, Giustra started donating to the Clinton Foundation in 2006, three years before Hillary Clinton became Secretary of State in 2009. In 2007, Giustra pledged $100 million to establish the Clinton Giustra Sustainable Growth Initiative to fight world poverty. According to Rick Cohen, national correspondent for Nonprofit Quarterly, Giustra is a well-known Canadian philanthropist. He received the Dalai Lama Humanitarian Award in 2014 for his work with the Radcliffe Foundation, The Boys Club Network, and for his work with the Clinton Foundation.

Russian investors did not start buying Uranium One stock until 2009, two years after Guistra sold his holdings and started donating to the Clinton Foundation. Russian investors secured 51 percent of the company in 2010 and 100 percent by 2013. Since Uranium One had mining rights in America and Canada, the sale had to be approved by both countries.

Then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did not have the authority to approve the sale of Uranium One shares to Russian investors. On the American side, that recommendation belonged to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), made up of representatives from nine U.S. departments (The U.S. Trade Representative; Office of Science & Technology; Office of the Attorney General; and the Departments of Commerce, Defense, Energy, Homeland Security, State and Treasury). The vote to approve was unanimous. The sale then had to be approved by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the president. The Canadian government had their own approval process.

Zirpoli: Even Fox News anchors debunk Clinton uranium 'scandal'

So, no connections between the money and Uranium One.
 
There is no crime on the Uranium One approval

Business transaction
 
After several business and philanthropy trips with former president Bill Clinton, Giustra started donating to the Clinton Foundation in 2006, three years before Hillary Clinton became Secretary of State in 2009. In 2007, Giustra pledged $100 million to establish the Clinton Giustra Sustainable Growth Initiative to fight world poverty. According to Rick Cohen, national correspondent for Nonprofit Quarterly, Giustra is a well-known Canadian philanthropist. He received the Dalai Lama Humanitarian Award in 2014 for his work with the Radcliffe Foundation, The Boys Club Network, and for his work with the Clinton Foundation.

Russian investors did not start buying Uranium One stock until 2009, two years after Guistra sold his holdings and started donating to the Clinton Foundation. Russian investors secured 51 percent of the company in 2010 and 100 percent by 2013. Since Uranium One had mining rights in America and Canada, the sale had to be approved by both countries.

Then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did not have the authority to approve the sale of Uranium One shares to Russian investors. On the American side, that recommendation belonged to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), made up of representatives from nine U.S. departments (The U.S. Trade Representative; Office of Science & Technology; Office of the Attorney General; and the Departments of Commerce, Defense, Energy, Homeland Security, State and Treasury). The vote to approve was unanimous. The sale then had to be approved by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the president. The Canadian government had their own approval process.

Zirpoli: Even Fox News anchors debunk Clinton uranium 'scandal'

So, no connections between the money and Uranium One.
Treason - cut and dry. Harming US national security. Obama, Holder, Clinton. They authorized it, signed off on it. Lock them up.
 
Without naming his colleagues on the opinion side of the network, Smith delivered a powerful rebuttal to those claims on Tuesday. He explained that the deal required approval from an inter-agency committee known as "CFIUS," made up of the heads of the nine cabinet-level departments.

"The nine department heads all approved the sale of Uranium One," Smith said. "It was unanimous, not a Hillary Clinton approval."

"We don't know definitively whether Secretary Clinton participated at all directly," he added.

Clips of Smith's takedown went viral on Tuesday. Matt Gertz, a senior fellow at the anti-Fox watchdog Media Matters, called it a "methodical annihilation of his own network's coverage of the story."

It was the latest instance of Smith endearing himself to Fox critics -- and alienating the network's most diehard viewers.



Even had she wanted to stop the sale, Secretary Clinton could not have done that.
 
in October 2010 the Obama Administration authorized that corrupt entity to purchase a company that controlled 20% of the U.S. uranium supply,” Campbell’s lawyer Victoria Toensing told Hannity and Carter.
 
Without naming his colleagues on the opinion side of the network, Smith delivered a powerful rebuttal to those claims on Tuesday. He explained that the deal required approval from an inter-agency committee known as "CFIUS," made up of the heads of the nine cabinet-level departments.

"The nine department heads all approved the sale of Uranium One," Smith said. "It was unanimous, not a Hillary Clinton approval."

"We don't know definitively whether Secretary Clinton participated at all directly," he added.

Clips of Smith's takedown went viral on Tuesday. Matt Gertz, a senior fellow at the anti-Fox watchdog Media Matters, called it a "methodical annihilation of his own network's coverage of the story."

It was the latest instance of Smith endearing himself to Fox critics -- and alienating the network's most diehard viewers.



Even had she wanted to stop the sale, Secretary Clinton could not have done that.

FALSE! She authorized it. She SIGNED it. So did Obama.
 
After several business and philanthropy trips with former president Bill Clinton, Giustra started donating to the Clinton Foundation in 2006, three years before Hillary Clinton became Secretary of State in 2009. In 2007, Giustra pledged $100 million to establish the Clinton Giustra Sustainable Growth Initiative to fight world poverty. According to Rick Cohen, national correspondent for Nonprofit Quarterly, Giustra is a well-known Canadian philanthropist. He received the Dalai Lama Humanitarian Award in 2014 for his work with the Radcliffe Foundation, The Boys Club Network, and for his work with the Clinton Foundation.

Russian investors did not start buying Uranium One stock until 2009, two years after Guistra sold his holdings and started donating to the Clinton Foundation. Russian investors secured 51 percent of the company in 2010 and 100 percent by 2013. Since Uranium One had mining rights in America and Canada, the sale had to be approved by both countries.

Then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did not have the authority to approve the sale of Uranium One shares to Russian investors. On the American side, that recommendation belonged to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), made up of representatives from nine U.S. departments (The U.S. Trade Representative; Office of Science & Technology; Office of the Attorney General; and the Departments of Commerce, Defense, Energy, Homeland Security, State and Treasury). The vote to approve was unanimous. The sale then had to be approved by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the president. The Canadian government had their own approval process.

Zirpoli: Even Fox News anchors debunk Clinton uranium 'scandal'

So, no connections between the money and Uranium One.
Treason - cut and dry. Harming US national security. Obama, Holder, Clinton. They authorized it, signed off on it. Lock them up.
That is criminal libel and actionable under law.

Nine US agencies signed off on the purchase of a Canadian company by Russians.

Why are you supporting the Russians, protectionist.
 

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