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Was it against the law?? if so how come no jail?? They put Stewart in jail for less than GWB did in insider tradingOne in 31 trillion ??? lol and you call others idiots??And through it all you couldn't prove sheet Kept throwing it at the walls costing millions and came up with ZIPPOOhhhh, nooooo.....
You're upset because the career criminal and congenital liar didn't become President????
You poor thing.
As far back as Arkansas she was the baglady to collect Bill's bribe money:
1. "Americans of all political persuasions are coming to the sad realization that our First Lady -- a woman of undoubted talents who was a role model for many in her generation -- is a congenital liar.
Drip by drip, like Whitewater torture, the case is being made that she is compelled to mislead, and to ensnare her subordinates and friends in a web of deceit.
Remember the story she told about studying The Wall Street Journal to explain her 10,000 percent profit in 1979 commodity trading? We now know that was a lie told to turn aside accusations that as the Governor's wife she profited corruptly, her account being run by a lawyer for state poultry interests through a disreputable broker.
She lied for good reason: To admit otherwise would be to confess taking, and paying taxes on, what some think amounted to a $100,000 bribe."
Essay;Blizzard of Lies
2. Cattlegate...."... computerized records of her trades, which the White House obtained from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, show for the first time how she was able to turn her initial investment into $6,300 overnight. In about 10 months of trading, she made nearly $100,000, relying heavily on advice from her friend James B. Blair, an experienced futures trader.
The new records also raise the possibility that some of her profits -- as much as $40,000 – came from larger trades ordered by someone else and then shifted to her account,...." http://www.washingtonpost.com/wpsrv/politics/special/whitewater/stories/wwtr940527.htm
a. "....guided through the risky trades by James Blair, a friend and top lawyer for one of Arkansas' most powerful companies, Tyson Foods Inc." Business | Hillary Clinton Invested $1,000, Netted $100,000 Through Trading | Seattle Times Newspaper
b. "....Tyson was everything shed been taught to despise at Wellesley and Yale, a greedy capitalist who hated labor unions and had no compunction about polluting Mother Earth for financial gain. Yet she allowed Blair, Big Daddys right-hand man, to manage her financial affairs. Second, assuming the speculation in Marshalls Magazine is correct, she was the conduit for a bribe." Democrook: Hillary Clinton
3. Back when Bill Clinton was in the White House, Hillary received $100,000 in bribes in return for putting $1,000 into the cattle futures market. The odds that Hillary did that honestly have been computed at 1 in 31 trillion. That was small potatoes compared to the deals Bill and Hillary appear to have cut with foreign governments. Enormous sums went directly into Bill’s pockets for doing speeches or to the scammy Clinton Foundation and next thing you know, the State Department was doing favors for those shady deep pocketed donors. Clinton Foundation Donors Got Weapons Deals From Hillary Clinton's State Department
5 Reasons Hillary Clinton Isn't Fit To Be President
The odds that Hillary did that honestly have been computed at 1 in 31 trillion.
Hey...look....the same odds that she won the popular vote without illegal alien and dead people votes!
Did I mention that she is a career criminal as well as a congenital liar??/
Well, which are you denying?
You're ready to claim that she beat odds of 1 chance in 31 trillion???
Really?
You should make that your sig line.
Ohhhh....you're stating that the statistics don't influence you?
"... the likelihood of such a spectacular rate of return, possible conflict of interest, and allegations of disguised bribery."
Hillary Clinton cattle futures controversy - Wikipedia
Meaning that you're an idiot.....or a liar.
I agree.
Ohhhh.....now you're claiming you don't know what that means???
No prob....I can help:
A note on odds in the cattle futures market
Article
Journal of Economics and Finance
September 1994, 18:357
Abstract
This paper investigates the odds of generating a 100-fold return in the cattle futures market. We employ cattle futures data for the period October 11, 1978, through July 31, 1979, to compute the probability of obtaining such a return. The tests are constructed to give the investor the benefit of the doubt whenever doubt exists. The most conservative finding is that the probability is one in approximately thirty-one trillion. Assuming that the return is made in the most efficient way possible, this probability falls to approximately 1.5×10−16.
A note on odds in the cattle futures market
In short....it was impossible.....IMPOSSIBLE....for the career criminal to make those profits legally.
Yet imbeciles and liars claim to believe it.
Raise your paw.
Now you're begging.
Off your knees, boy.