Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe and former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's brother Anthony Rodham are facing a $17 million fraud lawsuit from Chinese investors in Greentech Automotive, an electric car company that appears to be struggling to survive.
A group of 32 Chinese citizens filed the suit last week in Fairfax County, Virginia court, claiming that they were swindled out of about $560,000 apiece as a result of misrepresentations made by McAuliffe and Rodham—two of the most prominent and politically connected proponents of the venture aimed at manufacturing electric cars in the U.S.
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This is not surprising electric cars are scam for the inside contract manufacturering deals. Hollywood has green scheme that doesn't apply to their own lifestyle
the rotten apples gather at the base of the tree
Ah, Yes! New element? = *"Clintonium*" (clinton money $$$ skeme), yes! Makes new hard Ware. Deal with Russia?. Why? Putin? Weird, he Hates clinton (hillary ick). (Foundation = $$$ for haiti, no! ) . Houses after Earthquake, clintons $$$? Where did It go? ( money just Dissappeared!? vaporated?). Now back to the beginning, the BRAIN Iniative? Connect the dots!!! *^see"* with your own Mind, not through Their *Filter Beams.* the Chem Trails will not ConFuse me!
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It's not about cars.
Obama,s buddy Van Jones was involved in this venture also. He took the money as a "paid consultant" and ran for the safety of CNN as a part time "consultant".
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