If you ever wanted to remember why Clintons don't belong in higher office, get a load of the brief history Steve Hanke has written in a Forbes column describing their disgusting shenanigans in Indonesia, home of some of Bill Clinton's top campaign donors. Hanke found himself in the maelstrom of it all back in early 1998, when the Great Asian Financial Crisis was taking down the Pacific Rim's finest tiger economies, all American allies, one by one.  One of them was Indonesia, which held special significance for Clinton due to all that campaign cash. To get what he wanted, Clinton got in with a group of neo-cons who had regime change on their minds and the press and multilateral muscle to back them up.  Their aim was control of the greater Middle East.  Clinton went along with it, and suddenly, the International Monetary Fund found itself hating currency boards (they liked them before that), and Hanke found himself branded some evil...(Read Full Post)