Your rant is wrong on so many points and levels but let me just point out one...
By the time of the Clinton Foundation’s 2013 gala, there was substantial evidence that labor conditions at World Cup construction sites in Qatar were terribly unsafe, including the fact that dozens of migrant Nepalese workers had died that summer alone.
Stephen Russell, the coordinator of a U.K.-based labor group urging the Gulf state to improve working conditions, says that Qatar uses charitable donations such as the one to the Clinton Foundation to try to skate past criticism of its labor practices.
Russell says he has called on the Clintons and the foundation to speak out about workers’ rights in Qatar. Apparently, they haven’t done so. (The Hillary Clinton state department criticized Qatar labor law policies, but that was before Qatar paid the Foundation to have its chief World Cup organizer appear at the gala 2013 event, according to the Post’s report).
Originally Posted by Whirlaway
The words that you seem to be passing off as your own come from a blog. Hilariously titled: "FOR BILL CLINTON, VENALITY TRUMPS REVENGE".
Skating past the fact that you are a fucking plagiarizer, everything you mentioned is an absolute farce.
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archive...ps-revenge.php
Click on the link where he claims that there was already sufficient evidence for human rights violations, and it takes you.....nowhere. It's a broken link. This is why you don't trust blogs.
I guess you're not up to date on the FIFA timelines. I am.
It was
alleged in 2011 by the British Parliment that there was corruption. FIFA appointed a U.S attorney to look into the corruption allegations in 2012 and it's results were published last year in 2014. They claimed that Qatar had done nothing wrong.
The human rights allegations actually surfaced the exact same week as the Clinton Global Initiative, Sep 25 2013. This is the article which started it all.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...rld-cup-slaves
Now, how would the Clintons know about the allegations before they even became an issue?
Keep in mind that they are all just allegations.
This is how the foundation defended it's stance:
“Many major institutions — financial, media, industrial or otherwise — have been subject to allegations at some point, and that alone shouldn’t preclude these organizations, which are capable of significant and positive impact, from contributing to improving lives,”
I don't know if you have any idea what the CGI is. It's not Bill Clinton's bank account. It's a charitable organization. If you've got proof that he's structuring deals for his own profit, post it. The Qataris donating to the CGI and having some human rights issues has zero correlation. If he was barring them based on allegations, I doubt there is a single global leader he could accept charity from.