Clintons throwing Stones?

DIRTY trickster Roger

Stone claims to be the victim of dirty tricks.

The political consultant’s new book, “The Clintons’ War on Women,” is the toprated political history seller on Amazon, but the online retailer was flooded last week with onestar reviews.

“My publisher [Skyhorse] confirmed with Amazon — they were all from the same URL, at

Hillary’s [inset] HQ in Brooklyn,” Stone told me. “Why are they so afraid of this book?”

According to Politico, Clinton press secretary

Brian Fallon told bun dlers last month: “When this Roger Stone book comes out — we’ll obtain the book. Our research team will be able to go through it . . . There will be a war room set upp to deal with that.”

Amazon is separately suing morere than 1,000 people it claims are posting fake reviews and selling them starting at $5. It is estitimated that 15 percent ofof online reviews are genererated by boilerroom opererations.

After an appearance onon MSNBC was canceled Monday, Stone said the network was under presessure from the Clintons. He was scratched last week from Comedy Central’s “The Nightly Show.” Stone said, “I’m obviously getting under their skin.”

Spokespersons for Amazon and Hillary didn’t get back to me before deadline.