A top donor to the Hillary’s cash machine known as the “Clinton Foundation” was denied entry to the United States because of his close ties to terrorism. You may recognize the name – Gilbert Chagoury – we’ve written about him more than a few times. Chagoury is a billionaire Lebanese-Nigerian businessman who fashions himself a global philanthropist. He has donated a half-million dollars to Democratic campaigns – which would normally be illegal (because he’s a foreign citizen), but he funneled it through a non-profit.
He was convicted in 2000 of money-laundering and has been named the “kingpin” of Nigerian corruption. Well, all of this has caught up to Mr. Chagoury. Last year, the State Department denied him a visitor’s visa after he applied for one at the embassy in Paris. He was suspected of giving money to a Lebanese politician who was well known for “facilitating fundraising for Hezbollah,” PowerLineBlog is reporting.
That Lebanese politician – Michel Aoun – is the founder of the Iranian Shiite organization the “Free Patriotic Movement.” During all this, Chagoury used his connections – and a half-million in donations – to ask Hillary’s State Department to get him in contact with a U.S. official in charge of Lebanese affairs to discuss an upcoming election – one in which Aoun was up for re-election.
“So when [Clinton Foundation Exec Doug] Band told [Cheryl] Mills and Abedin to put Chagoury in touch with…
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