Clinton Foundation received a $175,000 "donation" for State Dept. favor
The Department of Justice, which is normally quite detailed in its criminal indictments, left out some key information in the federal criminal charges brought against Samuel Mebiame, a political fixer whose father Leon Mebiame was once prime minister of natural resource-rich Gabon in Africa.
Neither the hedge fund nor the offshore entity were named in the indictment issued by the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York in Brooklyn, a job held by Attorney General Loretta Lynch before President Obama named her as U.S. Attorney General last year.
The failure to provide details about the corporate entities involved in the bribery of African officials, including those in Gabon, in exchange for lucrative mineral rights for Western corporations may very well be an attempt by Lynch to stymie any ties to the Clinton Foundation’s “pay-to-play” extortion, kickbacks, and bribery racket.
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Of course they're covering up their own misdeeds. Can you blame them? Let's just hope Dir. Comey's resourcefulness with going around them works quickly. He definitely has some tough US Attorneys on his side that never back down from a fight! (Much like he was when he was among them.)
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