Sweden Gave Clinton Foundation $24 Million So Hillary Would Look The Other Way While They Did Business With Iran
Robert Gehl
June 3, 2015
It’s so simple, it’s not “connect the dots,” it’s “connect the dot.”
Sweden wanted to do business in Iran. But Iran was subject to sanctions by Hillary Clinton’s State Department.
So the Clintons set up a branch of their shill “foundation” in Sweden. The Swedish government throws $26 million in there and Hillary doesn’t say boo about Sweden’s business in Iran.
Everybody wins!
The Washington Times is reporting the vast majority of money deposited in the Clinton’s Swedish foundation was government money while “Mrs. Clinton’s team in Washington declined to blacklist any Swedish firms despite warnings from career officials at the U.S. Embassy in Stockholm that Sweden was growing its economic ties with Iran and potentially undercutting Western efforts to end Tehran’s rogue nuclear program, diplomatic cables show.”
One communication was pretty specific: “Sweden does not support implementing tighter financial sanctions on Iran,” but “more stringent financial standards could hurt Swedish exports.”
The Swedes knew how to play the game. If you want to do business with rogue nations – even nations under sanction by the State Department – a little money greases the wheels and nobody will say boo.
By the time Mrs. Clinton left office in 2013, the Swedish Clinton Foundation had collected millions of dollars inside Sweden for his global charitable efforts and Mr. Clinton personally pocketed a record $750,000 speech fee from Ericsson, one of the firms at the center of the sanctions debate.
