Bill Clinton receives a massage from Chauntae Davies in 2002 at a small airport in Portugal during a fuel stop for Jeffrey Epstein's Boeing 727 which was bound for Africa from New York.
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The flight records showed that Prince Andrew, Bill Gates, Walter Cronkite, former President Bill Clinton and Richard Branson all traveled on Epstein's private plane. England's Prince Andrew has since given up his royal titles over his link to Epstein.
Clinton reportedly flew with Epstein multiple times, including once in 2002 when he also traveled with Secret Service agents, per Fox News. He has not been accused of any wrongdoing.
You could have sent them first. Tons of terrorist hanging out over there.
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But her emails.
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But on Wednesday, the FBI sharply disputed the claims, saying it “has not found any evidence the servers were compromised.”
In his overnight statement, Gohmert argued it was the ICIG -- not the FBI -- that discovered the breach. He said the FBI conveniently omitted that detail.
Published August 30, 2018 4:30pm EDT Updated August 30, 2018 4:41pm EDT
Tulsi Gabbard needs to look at it again.
Gohmert doubles down after FBI dismisses claim of Clinton server hack
Republican Rep. Louie Gohmert doubled down after the FBI dismissed claims that a Chinese state-owned company hacked former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s private email server.
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But on Wednesday, the FBI sharply disputed the claims, saying it “has not found any evidence the servers were compromised.”
In his overnight statement, Gohmert argued it was the ICIG -- not the FBI -- that discovered the breach. He said the FBI conveniently omitted that detail.
Gohmert doubles down after FBI dismisses claim of Clinton server hack
By Brooke Singman Fox NewsPublished August 30, 2018 4:30pm EDT Updated August 30, 2018 4:41pm EDT
Tulsi Gabbard needs to look at it again.
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You won't grasp the real nature of activist NGOs until you see that the UN, the U.S. State Department, and billionaire-backed foundations all recruit from the same revolving-door talent pool. This is the actual machinery of the Deep State -- it's not faceless bureaucrats, but an informal, supranational ruling class with billions at their disposal and no democratic accountability. And they're the ones running foreign policy. (Note: Gallucci is NOT the current President of MacArthur Foundation. I post this because it's such a clear example.)
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Press Briefing by Ambassador Robert Gallucci | The American Presidency Project
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The Real Case Against Bill Clinton: Chinese Bribery - Center for Security Policy
(Washington, D.C.): Not since Al Capone was prosecuted for tax evasion has there been a...
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The Real Case Against Bill Clinton: Chinese Bribery
You won't grasp the real nature of activist NGOs until you see that the UN, the U.S. State Department, and billionaire-backed foundations all recruit from the same revolving-door talent pool. This is the actual machinery of the Deep State -- it's not faceless bureaucrats, but an informal, supranational ruling class with billions at their disposal and no democratic accountability. And they're the ones running foreign policy. (Note: Gallucci is NOT the current President of MacArthur Foundation. I post this because it's such a clear example.)
Press Briefing by Ambassador Robert Gallucci | The American Presidency Project
The Real Case Against Bill Clinton: Chinese Bribery - Center for Security Policy
(Washington, D.C.): Not since Al Capone was prosecuted for tax evasion has there been a...
The Real Case Against Bill Clinton: Chinese Bribery
That's one hell of a blob of corruption. No wonders other Politicians and Companies thought they could get away with selling our country out.
Amazing they still haven't solved his murder or nothing else has been mentioned about this in awhile. You would think the Democrats would be raising hell for Kash Patel to look into it.
History of Venezuela and Columbia Cartels.
Hugo Chavez. Hugo Chávez was elected president of Venezuela on December 6, 1998, and was sworn into office on February 2, 1999.
Until 2013. Died from health issues.
Until 2013. Died from health issues.
- Social and political movement: He led the Fifth Republic Movement and later formed the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) in 2007. His movement is based on a reinterpretation of the ideas of 19th-century Latin American independence leader Simón Bolívar.
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People can research how a country with oil and wealth turned into a Narco State that still mistreats their people and works with Iran and the CCP.
US authorities have long accused former Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez of enabling and even collaborating with drug trafficking operations. Federal prosecutors have alleged that Chávez intentionally weaponized the drug trade, specifically conspiring with Colombian guerrillas to flood the US with cocaine. While Chávez denied these allegations, recent developments, including the 2025 guilty plea of his former spy chief, have lent weight to the claims.
The "Cartel of the Suns" and high-level corruption
US officials claim that a network of corrupt high-ranking Venezuelan military and government officials, known as the "Cartel of the Suns" (Cartel de los Soles), expanded significantly under Chávez.
Sources indicate that Chávez's government had a close relationship with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), a designated terrorist organization by the US.
Accusations of high-level government involvement in drug trafficking have continued and been further evidenced under Chávez's successor, Nicolás Maduro.
US authorities have long accused former Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez of enabling and even collaborating with drug trafficking operations. Federal prosecutors have alleged that Chávez intentionally weaponized the drug trade, specifically conspiring with Colombian guerrillas to flood the US with cocaine. While Chávez denied these allegations, recent developments, including the 2025 guilty plea of his former spy chief, have lent weight to the claims.
The "Cartel of the Suns" and high-level corruption
US officials claim that a network of corrupt high-ranking Venezuelan military and government officials, known as the "Cartel of the Suns" (Cartel de los Soles), expanded significantly under Chávez.
- Military enablement: It is alleged that officials in the military and intelligence services collaborated with organized crime and drug traffickers. This included accepting bribes and allowing drug shipments to pass through Venezuelan territory unimpeded.
- DEA expulsion: A key event cited by critics is Chávez's 2005 expulsion of the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) from Venezuela. Chávez publicly framed the move as a stand against US interference, but US officials saw it as a deliberate effort to clear the path for drug trafficking.
Sources indicate that Chávez's government had a close relationship with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), a designated terrorist organization by the US.
- Weapons-for-drugs scheme: According to DEA files, Chávez allegedly met with his intelligence officials in 2005 to arrange a plan to trade weapons for FARC cocaine. This was intended to attack the US by overwhelming it with illegal drugs.
- Haven for guerrillas: Venezuelan and international sources reported that the Chávez government provided a safe haven for FARC and other Colombian guerrilla groups in Venezuela.
Accusations of high-level government involvement in drug trafficking have continued and been further evidenced under Chávez's successor, Nicolás Maduro.
- Key officials indicted: Multiple Venezuelan officials, including former National Assembly President Diosdado Cabello and former intelligence chief Hugo Carvajal, have been indicted in the US for drug trafficking.
- Hugo Carvajal's guilty plea: In June 2025, Hugo Carvajal pleaded guilty in a US federal court to drug trafficking and narco-terrorism charges. He had served as Chávez's intelligence chief for years, and his plea was a major development in the case against the Venezuelan network.
- Narcosobrinos affair: In 2015, two nephews of First Lady Cilia Flores (Maduro's wife) were arrested in Haiti and later convicted in a US court of conspiring to smuggle cocaine into the United States. They were released in a prisoner exchange in 2022.
Nicolás Maduro was the last vice president under Hugo Chávez, serving from October 2012 until Chávez's death in March 2013. He was appointed after Chávez won his final presidential election. Maduro was also Chávez's designated political successor.
Then it spiraled out of control for the Democrats as he built strong relationships with all of our enemies from the CCP, Iran, Hezbollah, and others. Trump gets elected and starts unraveling the web of **** they created. Biden then reserves it. Only to put sanctions back on at the last minute.
What started like the DSA claiming they were socialist light movement turned into people starving and narco-terrorists running the place.
Nobody's life got better.
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Then it spiraled out of control for the Democrats as he built strong relationships with all of our enemies from the CCP, Iran, Hezbollah, and others. Trump gets elected and starts unraveling the web of **** they created. Biden then reserves it. Only to put sanctions back on at the last minute.
What started like the DSA claiming they were socialist light movement turned into people starving and narco-terrorists running the place.
Nobody's life got better.
Zoo animals 'stolen to be eaten' amid Venezuela shortages
Police are investigating whether pig-like mammals were taken for food as the South American country's economic crisis continues.
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