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The tax returns released by Bill and Hillary Clinton late Friday reveal $15
million earned in a partnership with billionaire "supermarket czar" investor
Ron Burkle and the sheik of Dubai, whose Arab state sparked controversy with
a purchase giving it control of 22 American ports.
Burkle is widely known as a top "FOB," or "Friend of Bill," whose corporate
jet Bill Clinton has used so often the New York Observer claims Clinton has
taken to calling it "Air Force Two."
The news comes with the disclosure Burkle's Yucaipa Companies have created
Yucaipa Global Holdings, a multi-billion investment fund whose three
investment manager general partners are Burkle, Bill Clinton and the ruler
of Dubai, Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum.
Al-Maktoum was the ruler at the center of public outcry over national
security concerns when Dubai Ports World proposed in 2006 to acquire the
London-based company that operated 22 ports in the U.S.
WND also reported al-Maktoum has moved to acquire 19.9 percent of the Nasdaq
in New York, the second largest stock exchange in the U.S.
Dubai, as WND reported, is also one of the six Persian Gulf nations that has
amassed some $1.7 trillion in Sovereign Wealth Funds.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/?pageId=61020
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million earned in a partnership with billionaire "supermarket czar" investor
Ron Burkle and the sheik of Dubai, whose Arab state sparked controversy with
a purchase giving it control of 22 American ports.
Burkle is widely known as a top "FOB," or "Friend of Bill," whose corporate
jet Bill Clinton has used so often the New York Observer claims Clinton has
taken to calling it "Air Force Two."
The news comes with the disclosure Burkle's Yucaipa Companies have created
Yucaipa Global Holdings, a multi-billion investment fund whose three
investment manager general partners are Burkle, Bill Clinton and the ruler
of Dubai, Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum.
Al-Maktoum was the ruler at the center of public outcry over national
security concerns when Dubai Ports World proposed in 2006 to acquire the
London-based company that operated 22 ports in the U.S.
WND also reported al-Maktoum has moved to acquire 19.9 percent of the Nasdaq
in New York, the second largest stock exchange in the U.S.
Dubai, as WND reported, is also one of the six Persian Gulf nations that has
amassed some $1.7 trillion in Sovereign Wealth Funds.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/?pageId=61020
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