Louisiana Senator Mary Landrieu, Clinton State Department, Guatemalan Trafficking (pizzagate)

submitted ago by bb22

Add Guatemala to the Clinton trafficking network.

Former senator from Louisiana Mary Landrieu had a particular interest in human trafficking, including the way it affected the ability of Americans to adopt foreign children from Guatemala (because that's what we really need to prioritize here, right?) and worked with the Clinton State Department to establish political arrangements to facilitate adoption.

"In August 2011, an email was sent to Clinton about a trip Landrieu was taking to Guatemala about a recent court decision in the Central American nation blocking most international adoptions, leaving parents who had already met with children they were ready to adopt unable to move forward." http://www.mamalitathebook.com/tag/senator-mary-landrieu-and-guatemalan-adoption/

"Right now, Senator Mary Landrieu, a Democrat from Louisiana and mother to two adopted children, is finishing up her lobbying trip to Guatemala. Nothing on Landrieu’s own website mentions the trip, which began on August 21, either in the press release section, news section, or on the Senator’s blog. Last week, the lobbying group Guatemala900 sent out an email saying:

"The Senator has asked us to please use discretion and keep this news out of the public eye, as her and her coalition believe that they will achieve maximum effectiveness in their advocacy by doing so.”"

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"The delegation will meet with government officials and nongovernmental adoption stakeholders to discuss the progress of pending U.S. citizen adoption cases since their April meetings. Ambassador Jacobs will also discuss Guatemala’s efforts to implement new intercountry adoption safeguards that would provide a path toward future adoption processing.

"Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton appointed of Ambassador Susan S. Jacobs as Special Advisor to the Office of Children’s Issues, after creating this new foreign policy position to address intercountry adoption and international parental child abduction.”

http://findingfernanda.com/2011/08/the-latest-us-lobbying-a-3-day-trip-to-guatemala/

Landrieu also had an interest in Haiti:

"Senators push for more efficient Haiti adoptions" -- from January 26, 2010 http://www.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/01/26/haiti.orphans/index.html

Mad_As_Hell ago

Podesta Group has ties to Guatemala also via John Ward Anderson, who used to be WaPo foreign correspondent: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1706095

Tanngrisnir ago

Here is the pound pup legacy page for Guatemala they have a list of adoption agencies which operate there and articles related to child trafficking cases. http://poundpuplegacy.org/guatemala

Adoptions Together is one of them. So people in the Comet Pizza crowd can get access in D.C./Virginia. http://archive.is/nCqnc

Deflo56 ago

The Cabal hirers Senators for specific jobs.

bb22 ago

Looks like Susan S. Jacobs is a person of interest too.

https://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/biog/152473.htm

https://www.state.gov/img/10/40920/susan_jacobs_164_1.jpg

Susan Jacobs is the Special Advisor for Children’s Issues. She was a Senior Policy Advisor in the Bureau of Consular Affairs and previously served as the Bureau’s liaison to the Department of Homeland Security. From 2000-2003 she was the United States Ambassador to Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. From April 1998 to October 2000 she served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Global Issues in the State Department's Bureau of Legislative Affairs.

Ambassador Jacobs joined the Foreign Service in 1974. Her early assignments included tours as vice consul in Caracas, deputy consul general in Tel Aviv, refugee officer in New Delhi, office director in the State Department's Citizens Emergency Center, and special assistant to the Ambassador in San Salvador.

In 1990 she returned to Washington, DC where she served as an office director in the Bureau of International Organization Affairs and then as a Legislative Management Officer in the Bureau of Legislative Affairs. In 1994 she was senior policy advisor to the Commission on Immigration Reform, and from 1995 to 1997 she was the U.S. Consul General in Bucharest. A high point of her Bucharest tour was serving as the coordinator for the July, 1996 visit of First Lady Hillary Clinton. In 1997 she attended the Senior Seminar, a nine-month advanced professional development program designed for senior foreign policy officials in the United States Government.

Ambassador Jacobs graduated from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, where she was a Regents Scholar, and later studied at Georgetown University Law School and the George Washington University. She has received numerous awards, including the Department of State's Meritorious Honor Award, its Superior Honor Award; and the Community Achievement Award in New Delhi.