It's not the first time this allegation has arisen. A month ago, the Washington Post did some digging on the Clinton Foundation's operations in Haiti and found evidence that the Clintons were more interested in making money for themselves and their cronies than in helping the Haitians. They put money in fancy hotels and business parks, and Hillary's brother mysteriously appeared as one of the principals in a gold-mine operation. The Post acknowledged that author Peter Schweizer dug up that nugget, about which Bill Clinton claimed ignorance:

Controversy surrounding the Clintons only deepened with the recent revelation, contained in an upcoming book by Peter Schweizer, that Tony Rodham � Hillary Clinton's younger brother � serves on the advisory board of a U.S.-based company that in 2012 won one of Haiti's first two gold-mining permits in 50 years. After objection from the Haitian Senate, the permits have been placed on hold.

"Neither Bill Clinton nor the brother of Hillary Clinton are individuals who share the interests of the Haitian people," said Samuel Nesner, an anti-mining activist who thinks mining poses great environmental risks and will mainly benefit foreign investors. "They are part of the elite class who are operating to exploit the Haitian people."

Clinton Foundation officials said Bill Clinton had been unaware of Rodham's involvement in the mine project. A spokesman for Hillary Clinton said she does not know the chief executive of the mine.

According to Fox News, the book Clinton Cash by Schweizer will have even more evidence of quid pro quo when it comes out in ten days (via Daniel Halper):