[DOCUMENTARY] Clintons Cash

in #politics8 years ago

A must-see documentary based on the New York Times bestselling 2015 book "Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich" by Peter Schweizer.

To be completely honest, none of the claims in this film surprised me in the least, as I have suspected the Clintons of shady dealings from day one.

Bill and Hillary Clinton are two of the most corrupt people to have held political office in the country's history, and their supporters allow themselves to be hoodwinked at every turn of events, into believing what the Clintons say, over what they actually do, and this film proves that fact.

Not only should the allegations in this film have even more light shone upon them, but they should lead to imprisonment for all three of the Clintons (Chelsea included, as she is most certainly going to be the primary beneficiary of this blood money, and has taken part in the doings of the Clinton Foundation in her adult years).

My sincere hope is that this film is viewed by as many people as possible, so that the actions of the Clintons can be held against them in a criminal trial. Moreover, there should be a documentary of this type done to ALL politicians whose personal wealth has increased while in office, so that we can know who is to be removed in order to try to clean up the (apparently rampant) corruption in the U.S. Government; these politicians need to be exposed for the criminals that they are. Please share it with friends and family and on social media.

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