Bill Clinton
The 42nd President of the United States
Public life
42nd US president and husband to Hillary Clinton. He has been accused of rape and sexual assault. His major achievement was teaching Americans the meaning of the word analingus.
Connection to the Clinton Foundation
Co-founder of the Clinton Foundation. Numerous individuals associated with the foundation and its related Clinton Global Initiative have been associated with pedophilia.
Connection to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
Clinton is known for his relationship with convicted pedophile, Jeffrey Epstein. Bill has flown on Epstein’s infamous “Lolita Express” on 26 different occasions and stayed on Orgy Island, leaving behind his Secret Service detail.
Alan Dershowitz, Jeffrey Epstein’s attorney, testified he is not sure whether Clinton engaged with minors on Epstein’s island.
RadarOnline.com has learned that high-powered attorney Alan Dershowitz has acknowledged in a sworn deposition that he cannot rule out the “possibility” the former president took part in a depraved sex romp with under-age girls on pedophile Jeffrey Epstein‘s orgy island1
From Page 208 of Dershowitz’s sworn deposition:
And there is the possibility, which I don’t personally believe to be true, that he was on the island. There was the possibility, which I don’t believe to be true, that he was on the island when orgies were taking place. There was the possibility that he was on the island and observed an orgy, and there was the possibility that he was on the island and participated in an orgy.2
Connection to the Kevin Spacey
Great friends!
Connection to Ghislaine Maxwell
Ghislaine observes Chelsea Clinton’s wedding to Marc Mezvinsky.
Jared Paul Stern defamation case
Bill Clinton (and Hillary) would also be co-defendants with Ron Burkle in the Jared Paul Stern’s defamation case. Under penalty of perjury, Jared Paul Stern alleged in his Verified Complaint (a sworn Complaint made under the penalty of perjury) that Burkle and Bill Clinton were sexually involved with minors.
Connection to Mel Reynolds
Before leaving office, President Clinton commuted the sentence of former Illinois Congressman Mel Reynolds. He had spent 30 months in State prison for the statutory rope of a 16-year old.