Cindy McCain's Fortune Traced To Organized Crime »
Posted By Aidenag 1 year, 6 months ago in NewsJohn and Cindy McCain's personal fortune traces back to organized crime in Arizona through Cindy's father, James Hensley, a convicted felon with ties the Mob. The family business, Hensley & Co was bestowed upon James Hensley by Kemper Marley, the mobster believed to be responsible for the car bombing of investigative journalist Don Bolles.
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Aidenag1 year, 6 months ago
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More info here on Cindy's father and his mob ties:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Hensley
http://www.samsedershow.com/node/2470
And here is the "Arizona Project" that was started after the car bombing of Don Bolles(extremely long, and in pdf for most if it) http://www.ire.org/history/arizona.html
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ETproductions1 year, 6 months ago
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1-2-Oscar wrote: "This submission is trash."
No, it is actually true. Of course, having a father in law who was involved in the mob doesn't not in any way make McCain a mobster.
The Kennedy family became wealthy during prohibition through patriarch Joseph Kennedy's rum running. That didn't make JKF or Bobby bootleggers either.
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not2needy1 year, 6 months ago
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Thanks for submitting this Aidenag.
Republicans need to wake up, clear the fog and admit that all is not roses in the McCain household.
There was a reason the majority didn't support him in 2000, and also a reason they didn't want him to be the nominee this time around. Always follow your first mind, everything else is a mistake.
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