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A firm in the Silicon Valley has come up with a technology that will revolutionize manufacturing. Because it also has a military application, our Defense Department cautioned against selling it abroad. In the case of Russia, it could serve to propel ICBMs at a much higher rate of speed and send nuclear warheads over the north pole and with deadly accuracy hit targets in the U.S.
After this California company made a contribution to the Clinton Foundation of millions of dollars, Hillary, through her role as Secretary of State, finessed the sale of this technology to Russia. After making a huge contribution to the Clinton Foundation, a corrupt Canadian mining corporation was given permission by the State Department to arrange a deal whereby 25 percent of our uranium would be sold to Russia as well. Now here's the kicker. Before Hillary Clinton sanctioned these sales, she made Vladimir Putin sign a pledge that he would not use the technology for military purposes nor would he sell any of that uranium to Iran to advance its nuclear program. I'll bet that after Putin signed that pledge (and probably crossed his heart and hoped to die) the comrades in the politburo cracked open the bottles of vodka and rolled on the Kremlin floors with laughter.
Jesse Unruh, that unscrupulous but astute politician from California, once remarked, "Money is the mother's milk of politics." Warren Buffet, a billionaire investor who supports Hillary Clinton and has contributed millions of dollars to the Clinton Foundation, owns controlling interest in the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad. Each day the BNSF hauls hundreds of tanker cars of crude oil from Canada to refineries in the U.S. at a charge of $30 a barrel. It could be pumped from Canada via a pipeline to those same refineries at a cost of $4 barrel. No wonder Hillary Clinton is against the pipeline project.
It's egregious when our politician's subordinate the security and energy independence of this country to their own greed. Our presidential campaign has degenerated into tabloid gotchas with such issues as Trump groping women 11 years ago and Hillary dismissing her husband's lewd affairs as mere peccadillos. Instead of talking about building up our economy and military and putting our coal miners and steel workers back to work, we are rearranging the chairs on the deck of the Titanic.
May God help us.
Lloyd Berresford
Hanoverton