According to a Foreign Intelligence Service report, the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia are preparing to receive a number of high-ranking government and former government employees – one of whom is believed to be Hillary Clinton.
According to the report, following
James Comey’s firing from the Bureau, a number of FBI agents and DOJ prosecutors obtained testimony from Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina that confirms Hillary Clinton’s criminality.
Whatdoesitmean.com reports: Prime Minister Hasina testified to the FBI and the US Justice Department, this report explains, that in 2011 then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called her office demanding that Muhammad Yunus be restored to his role as chairman of the Bangladesh’s most famous microcredit bank, Grameen Bank—but who had been
paid between $100,000 and $250,000 to the Clinton Global Initiative, with Yunus himself personally giving between $25,000 and $50,000 to the Clinton Foundation website too.
Grameen Bank, this report details, was created by Muhammad Yunus and purported to be a pioneer in the concepts of microcredit and microfinance to help poor peoples—but whose “reasons and ability” to pay Hillary Clinton nearly $500,000 led the SVR (among others) to question its true motives—and whose charges of embezzlement and loan-sharking against have yet to be fully investigated.
As part of the Bangladesh government, this report continues, Prime Minister Hasina further told the FBI and US Justice Department that under her nations banking laws, no one could be the director of Grameen Bankpast the age of 60—and that by his management of this bank, until she dismissed him upon taking power, Yunus, at age 70, in effect,
had stolen 10-years of salary and benefits too.
Most shocking about this newly discovered crime by Hillary Clinton, this report notes, is that the FBI had known about it—but after Director Comey had ordered the investigation to cease, and barely a fortnight prior to President Trump taking office, “someone” at the FBI mysteriously posted on its website over
300 emails that Clinton had sent to an unnamed colleague not in the government (suspected to be her adviser Sid Blumenthal) that had fallen into the hands of foreign powers, including Bangladesh (though funneled through China).
