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Disinfo: Saudi Arabia and Qatar are the biggest donors to the Clinton Foundation

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Saudi Arabia and Qatar are the biggest donors to the Clinton Foundation. The support for Saudi Arabia and Qatar is directed to ISIL, and a recently leaked email of Hillary Clinton on WikiLeaks proves that she contributed to arming ISIS.

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Saudi Arabia and Qatar are not the biggest donors of the Clinton Foundation (the exact numbers aren't known but they range from $10 million to $25 million, wapo.st/2exqd5B), . The leaked email refers to concerns about founding for Daesh from Saudi Arabia / Qatar are financing ISIL (for whatever reason, ind.pn/2ee5iU7), . Clinton Foundation is involved in charitable work, not in financing the Presidential campaign.

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  • Reported in: Issue 45
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 15/10/2016
  • Language/target audience: Czech
  • Country: Qatar, US, Saudi Arabia
  • Keywords: Wikileaks, Hillary Clinton, Daesh
  • Outlet: Czech Free Press
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