Roger Stone

Political connections

• Roy Cohn
• Donald Trump
• Paul Manafort
• Rick Gates

External links

Political clients

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• Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel
  • Sun Sentinel, "Broward sheriff, 'dirty trickster' forge unlikely tie", 2014/08/09

Election theft

• Brooks Brothers Riot in the 2000 Florida general election - also reportedly involved Jack Abramoff
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• The Hill, "Can the 2016 election be rigged? You bet" by Roger Stone, 2016/08/16: "[...] both parties have engaged in voting machine manipulation. Nowhere in the country has this been more true than Wisconsin, where there are strong indications that Scott Walker and the Reince Priebus machine rigged as many as five elections including the defeat of a Walker recall election."

Sex trafficking links

• According to former NYPD detective Jim Rothstein, Stone was part of Roy Cohn's human compromise operation
• NXIVM lobbying
  • New York Magazine, "All About NXIVM, the Cultlike Organization With Ties to Albany", 2007/10/04: "A couple of days ago, the Post broke the news that Roger Stone — a former state GOP functionary who resigned after allegedly threatening Eliot Spitzer’s family — was procuring money for Joe Bruno and pals from his other employer, a cultlike organization called NXIVM. [...] Why should we pay attention to this psycho factory? Because it has well-placed, well-heeled members and appears to be actively pursuing an entrée into political fund-raising. Stone, paid by NXIVM, had funneled at least $20,000 to the state GOP; the heirs to Seagram’s fortune are devotees; and, per the Post, Richard Mays — a Clinton friend and one of Hillary’s top fund-raisers — is an “Espian” as well, having taken so-called intensive classes with Raniere."
  • Newsweek, "NXIVM: How Is Former Trump Adviser Roger Stone Connected to ‘Cult” Allegedly Led By Allison Mack, Keith Raniere?", 2018/05/01
• Outing of Eliot Spitzer
  • Times Online, "Roger Stone: I tipped off FBI about Eliot Spitzer sex scandal", 2008/03/24: "Roger Stone, a controversial Republican operative, alerted authorities four months before the Democratic governor was forced to step down in a sex scandal. Mr Stone told the FBI, through a letter from his lawyer, that Mr Spitzer “used the services of high-priced call girls” while in Florida. “The governor has paid literally tens of thousands of dollars for these services. It is Mr Stone’s understanding that the governor paid not with credit cards or cash but through some pre-arranged transfer,” the letter said. “It is also my client’s understanding from the same source that Gov Spitzer did not remove his mid-calf-length black socks during the sex act. Perhaps you can use this detail to corroborate Mr Stone’s information.” The letter, dated November 19, was released after intense speculation about Mr Stone’s possible role in Mr Spitzer’s downfall this month after he was exposed as “Client 9” of an international prostitution ring that charged up to $5,500 (£2,800) an hour. The FBI refused to comment on what part the letter played in its investigation. [...] Mr Stone, a partner in a Fort Lauderdale public relations company, instructed his lawyer to expose the New York governor’s use of prostitutes after the FBI asked to talk to him about an unspecified matter. He told the Miami Herald that he learnt about the governor’s behaviour from a high-end call girl at an adults-only club called Miami Velvet who confided in him that she was disappointed to have missed a chance to entertain Mr Spitzer. Instead, her friend met Mr Spitzer and noted that he kept his socks on, Mr Stone said."