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Many of you already know about the Elpida Home for Refugees in Lesbos, Greece. It was founded by the [Radcliffe Foundation] which is run by long-time Clinton associate Frank Giustra. Many of you have probably found many of photos of Elpida online at the sites at the end of this post. In those photos, you would have seen this man. His name is Ahmed Khan. You would definitely have seen him in this photo with Frank Giustra and their infamous logo.

What you may not have known is that Amed Khan was a former employee of Bill and Hillary Clinton. An April 13th, 2017 article from Microsoft.com describes the journey of some Microsoft staff who volunteered to go Greece to teach Syrian refugees how to code. The article is puffy but provides an important link to Khan's University of Wisconsin-Madison Board of Visitors biography. I also found this link which goes back a bit further into Khan's resume.

What you'll find is that Amed Khan

held management positions in the 1992 Presidential Transition and the 1992 Clinton/Gore Presidential Campaign,

was Deputy Chief Operating Officer of the Clinton/Gore '96 Presidential Campaign

and Chief Operating Officer and Director of Administration for the 1997 Presidential Inaugural Committee,

went on to become Chief Administrator/Logistician for Rwandan and Burundian refugee camps

and now, is running a Frank Giustra-funded refugee camp whose logo is an inverted boy-love symbol.

I would be more shocked if it didn't make so much sense. Does anyone else know anything about Amed Khan?

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Elpida Photo/Video Links:

The Elpída Home for Refugees

Together for Better Days

ABF and ERCI join forces to provide education to refugee youth in Greece

ymjdesign

Artwork in office area of Elipida Camp

AYS SPECIAL: Elpida — humanity, dignity, and community

The end of Elpida

Abandoned Factory Turned Into Home For Up To 700 Refugees In Greece

Daphne Bramham: How 'entrepreneurial philanthropy' is easing, if not solving, the Syrian migrant crisis

HEALING HEARTS AT ELPIDA HOME ONE SONG AT A TIME PART 2: (REFLECTION)

A ray of hope for refugees in northern Greece

ELPIDA, THE 5-STAR REFUGEE CAMP

Blog 2. A new home, in the heart of the refugee crisis

Visit to Elpida Home

My music mission continues at Elpida Home for refugees

LIVES IN LIMBO: A YEAR AFTER THE EU DEAL TO SLOW REFUGEE INFLUX, AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE

CLIPTO Youtube Channel