Clinton Foundation Is The ‘Largest Unprosecuted Charity Fraud Ever’

[mystery-ak]

Clinton Foundation Is The ‘Largest Unprosecuted Charity Fraud Ever’ [VIDEO]

Posted By Ginni Thomas On 10:51 PM 11/05/2016

Wall Street investment analyst Charles Ortel called the Clinton Foundation “the largest unprosecuted charity fraud ever attempted” before all the newly-exposed emails from campaign chairman John Podesta’s account were released from WikiLeaks.

The leaks have fortified his findings. The Wall Street investment analyst, who retired at 46 and prides himself on researching complex problems like General Electric and the credit crisis, has been fly-specking the Clinton Foundation since the spring of 2015.

Ortel explains why he believes the Clinton Foundation is a “crooked charity cooking the books” with over $2 billion dollars in revenue, in this exclusive video interview for The Daily Caller News Foundation.

The Clintons, according to Ortel, have figured out how to turn their public service into a business. This charity is “a perfect gathering place and a front” to act as if you are helping others, when in fact they bring powerful people together, concocting deals and making people rich, including the Clintons, Ortel says.

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[Oceander]

Is this his side-job, or does his wall street investment analysis routinely involve due diligence on tax-exempts?

[r9etb]

Is this his side-job, or does his wall street investment analysis routinely involve due diligence on tax-exempts?

According to the article, he's retired -- and stuff like this is now his day job.

[Oceander]

According to the article, he's retired -- and stuff like this is now his day job.

What is his expertise?  I spend some weekends making furniture in my basement workshop; that doesn't make me a furniture expert.

[mountaineer]

Is this his side-job, or does his wall street investment analysis routinely involve due diligence on tax-exempts?

Shooting the messenger?

[TomSea]

Shooting the messenger?

Exactly!

[mountaineer]

We could,  instead, examine what he said. If he doesn't know what he's talking about, it will be apparent.

[Oceander]

Shooting the messenger?

Trying to make sure another tinfoil conspiracy nut isn't being pimped and trotted out with unsubstantiated accusations.  Every time that happens, the only result is that the Clintons are further insulated from any actual comeuppance because it becomes easier and easier to dismiss even legitimate accusations, those supported by real facts, as nothing more than deluded nonsense from another conspiracy theorist.

My question was very simple, and should be simple to answer:  What is his background, and on what facts - clear, unmistakable fact, not innuendo and inference drawn from inference drawn from inference - does he base his accusations?

Why is it so hard to answer such a simple question?

[mountaineer]

I'm about to leave for church,  or I'd google the heck out of this guy and try to  satisfy your curiosity.

[Oceander]

I'm about to leave for church,  or I'd google the heck out of this guy and try to  satisfy your curiosity.

I wish you would.  I'm at work and posting on my phone right now - taking a break because the work computer is down - so I can hardly do that myself.

[mountaineer]

I wish you would.  I'm at work and posting on my phone right now - taking a break because the work computer is down - so I can hardly do that myself.

Some of my findings after about two minutes of googling:


Has his own website.
He posts on Twitter.

Mr. Ortel graduated from Horace Mann School, Yale College and Harvard Business School (MBA).
 Contributes to Washington Times.
Was "managing director of Newport Value Partners LLC, which provides independent investment research to professional investors."

Contributes to TheStreet.com.

LinkedIn:     Owner -     Phi Ventures     Present
    Guest -     Sun News TV     2013 – 2015 (2 years)
    Contributor -     Washington Times     2012 – 2014 (2 years)
    Contributor -     Washington Times    2012 – 2014 (2 years) 
    Managing Director -     Newport Value Partners     2007 – 2014 (7 years)
    President -     The Chart Group     1994 – 2002 (8 years)
    Senior Managing Director -     The Bridgeford Group     1991 – 1994 (3 years)
    Managing Director -     Dillon Read     1980 – 1991 (11 years)