Kazakstan, however, has rich natural resources estimated at $5 trillion, including uranium. In fact, only about 1,500 people in Kazakhstan needed such treatment. Interestingly, Kazakhstan, a nation of 15.4 million, did not have an HIV/AIDS problem as pointed out by Peter Schweitzer. The stated purpose of their trip was allegedly humanitarian, where they were to help HIV/AIDS patients gain access to certain drug therapies. President Bill Clinton and Canadian billionaire Frank Giustra appear together in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
It is intended as a reference resource for those truly desirous to understand the depth and scope of one of the most disturbing allegations of criminality in modern U.S. The following is presented as a detailed (but not exhaustive) outline, in chronological format, of key people and events comprising what is known as the Uranium One scandal. It not only involves the Clintons, but many others who potentially conspired to use their positions of power and political influence to facilitate one of the most egregious crimes against America-and others who assisted in covering it up.
Not just one crime, but many overlapping crimes. The Uranium One “scandal” is not a scandal at all, but a host of potential crimes against the United States.
The information being uncovered is creating an even stronger case of self-enrichment at the cost of national security. Building upon that foundation, the American public is now learning much more. Schweitzer painstakingly detailed the events that led to the transfer of 20% of uranium from the United States to Russia through a complex and confusing maze of domestic and foreign businesses. Peter Schweizer, author of Clinton Cash, The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich, was one of the first to document the story behind what has become known as the Uranium One scandal. Perhaps the most damning evidence today, however, exists in the form of a FBI informant who possesses video and audio evidence and documentation to support the allegations of the use of positions of power and influence to sell one of our nation’s most important natural resources, and the abuse of power to cover it up.
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