THE DAILY BLADE: H’Wood Producer Says The Clintons "Looted" His Company For Hillary’s Senate Run
The Stiletto hates to think what might have happened if Chris Wallace asked Bill Clinton about this on "Fox News Sunday":
A Hollywood producer who sought to hire President Clinton as a "rainmaker" has told a California court the former president and his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, cheated him out of a multimillion-dollar Internet venture and he wants his money back.
In a complaint to be heard today in Superior Court in Los Angeles, Peter F. Paul says the scheme was orchestrated by Mrs. Clinton, who convinced him to spend $1.9 million on campaign fundraisers prior to her November 2000 election to the Senate and then reneged on promises to help him on the Internet deal.
The 43-page complaint, which also accuses Mr. Clinton and others involved in Mrs. Clinton's "New York Senate 2000" campaign of taking part in the conspiracy, seeks $30 million in stock losses and $1.9 million in cash. The complaint is part of a pending lawsuit against Mr. Clinton and will be heard by Superior Court Judge Aurelio N. Munoz.
In a telephone interview from his California home, Paul, a convicted felon, said the Clintons "looted" his business to generate the largest contribution to Mrs. Clinton's 2000 Senate campaign in New York. Describing himself as a "disgruntled business associate" and not a "disgruntled contributor," he said the Clintons reneged on promises they made that Mr. Clinton would work with him after he left the White House. …
Paul produced and underwrote an August 2000 fundraiser called the "Gala Hollywood Farewell Salute to President William Jefferson Clinton," attended by numerous celebrities, including John Travolta, Brad Pitt, Whoopi Goldberg, Patrick Swayze, Michael Bolton, Diana Ross, Patti LaBelle and Melissa Etheridge. …
In 2004, the Clintons lost an appeal to the California Supreme Court to have Paul's suit dismissed, but Mrs. Clinton was removed as a co-defendant. Mrs. Clinton remains as a material witness and co-conspirator in the suit, and Judge Munoz has said she can not avoid testifying.
Warning: Read This At Your Own Risk
Much to the horror of the civilized world, anti-intellectual and intolerant Islamofascists have repeatedly shown themselves to be utterly humorless – recall those Danish cartoons, for instance, and the murderous rampages that followed their publication. An Ohio car dealer came up with a sales promotion that made The Stiletto laugh out loud (yes, the martini she was sipping did come out her nose), but is no doubt likely to "outrage" those - like CAIR - who can't take a joke.
A radio spot for the Dennis Mitsubishi car dealership in Columbus declares "a jihad" on the US auto market by holding "Fatwa Fridays" sales events, at which the dealership’s sales representatives will be clad in head-to- toe burqas, and will give away plastic swords to kids. Sure enough, Adnan Mirza, director of the Columbus office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), lambasted the commercial – which has yet to air – as "reprehensible."
The group wants to hold a seminar on cultural sensitivity for the dealership’s owner and staff. The dealer should return the favor and hold a seminar on comedy, parody and humor for CAIR.
Look for CAIR to feature this dealership prominently in all its future "Islamic backlash" reports. But hey, it could have been worse: The dealer could have taken the jihad theme one step further and forced his customers to convert to Islam at the point of a toy sword.
The Stiletto only hopes that no one who owns, works or shops at the dealership – or airs the commercial - ends up the victim of an "outraged" Muslim.
Howard Dean May Have A Good Reason To Shut Up (Finally!)
Former Vermont governor Howard Dean should probably stay out of the state until the repeal of an anomalous law imposing the death penalty (by electrocution) when "A person owing allegiance to this state, who levies war or conspires to levy war against the same, or adheres to the enemies thereof, giving them aid and comfort, within the state or elsewhere, shall be guilty of treason against this state …" Treason is prosecuted as a federal offense.
The Stiletto is not questioning Dean’s patriotism by any means, preferring to let you decide whether any of these statements he made give aid and comfort to the enemies of the US – of which Vermont is a part:
"It looks like today, and this could change, as of today it looks like women will be worse off in Iraq than they were when Saddam Hussein was president of Iraq"
"The idea that we're going to win this war is an idea that unfortunately is just plain wrong."
"How can they call this democracy? ... The country is at war with an enemy nobody can seem to pin down despite the might of the American military establishment, it's increasingly becoming a police state, religious extremists have seized a frightening degree of power, and meanwhile the people are totally oblivious to it all. Instead of rallying against this growing menace within their country, the people are all obsessing about phony issues and a bunch of trivial pseudo-celebrity garbage...wait a minute, that is just like America...huh..."
While Vermont lawmakers in 1987 repealed the provisions allowing capital punishment for first- or second-degree murder, they somehow overlooked Title 13, Chapter 75, Section 3401. Vermont House Speaker Gaye Symington (D) plans to ask legislators to strike the provisions during the session that begins in January.
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