'Blatantly disregarded' is a fairly scanty euphemism for her political behavior to say the least!
I was looking into the story...
'Donald Trump and Republican supporters have been feasting on a Wall
Street Journal story about campaign contributions that Virginia Gov. Terry
McAuliffe authorized last year in a Northern Virginia state Senate race.
McAuliffe, of course, is a confidant of the Clinton family. And the candidate
his PAC showered $452,500 on, Jill McCabe of Loudoun County, is married
to FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe — who oversaw the bureau’s
investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was
at the State Department...'
TheWashingtonPost:
The article argues that the FBI Deputy Director's wife was never important
in the FBI reluctance to investigate the email scandal until March 2015 and
so I went to take a little look-see!
Here's what I found and it's all from here: SOURCE:
...And here's some excerpts.
'June 9, 2000: Clinton says she doesn’t want to use email,
due to the many times she’s been investigated.
Home video footage from a private fundraiser shows Senator Clinton talking
about how she has deliberately avoided using email so she wouldn’t leave a
paper trail.
“As much as I’ve been investigated and all of that, you know, why would I?
I don’t even want… Why would I ever want to do email? Can you imagine?”
But apparently necessity will force her to change her mind, and it is known that
by 2006 she will start using a BlackBerry for email.
(ABC News, 3/6/2015) (ABC News Video, 3/6/2015)...'
..........
June 20, 2007: Clinton publicly criticizes the Bush administration’s
use of non-governmental email accounts.
While campaigning for president, Clinton says, “Our Constitution is being shredded.
We know about the secret wiretaps. We know about secret military tribunals, the secret
White House email accounts. […] It’s a stunning record of secrecy and corruption, of
cronyism run amok.” (ABC News, 3/6/2015) (The Hill, 3/5/2015)
This is a reference to a scandal that became public earlier in the month, where it was
found that White House adviser Karl Rove and other officials had used private email
accounts and then deleted all their emails before investigators could get them.
(Vox, 3/2/2015) (YouTube Video, 6/20/2007)...'
Through...
'...January 28, 2009: The first known email using Clinton’s private server
is sent by Clinton, despite her claim she won’t use it for two more months.
Clinton exchanges 19 emails with Army General David Petraeus, who is chief of the US
Central Command at the time. The exchange will continue into February 2009.
In 2015, Clinton will claim that she didn’t start using her email account for government
work until March 18, 2009. As a result, all the emails she will later hand over to the State
Department will be from March 18 or later.
These emails have not yet been made public. (The Washington Post, 3/27/2016)
In August 2015, in a sworn deposition to a federal court, Clinton will claim:
“I, Hillary Rodham Clinton, declare under penalty of perjury that the following is true
and correct:
While I do not know what information may be ‘responsive’ for purposes of this law suit,
I have directed that all my emails on clintonemail.com in my custody that were or potentially
were federal records he provided to the Department of State, and on information and belief,
this has been done.” (Judicial Watch, 8/10/2015)
The 19 emails between Clinton and Petraeus from January 2009 will be discovered by
the Defense Department in September 2015, one month after Clinton’s sworn deposition.
Presumably, they come from Petraeus’ email account. (Reuters, 9/26/2016...')
And...
March 18, 2009: Clinton claims she starts using her private email address
on this day, despite emails proving otherwise.
In 2015, Clinton will name this as the date she begins using a private email server and
her email account hdr22@clintonemail.com for government business.
Around this time, she also allegedly stops using an email address she used as a
senator: hr15@att.blackberry.net, also known as hr15@mycingular.blackberry.net
(AT&T and Cingular are the same company).
The Wall Street Journal will later report, “Messages from the account she used as a senator
[prior to this date] are lost and could not be retrieved, her office said.”
She is said to keep the AT&T account working through September 2009, but she always
replies from her clintonemail.com address. However, emails from as early as January 28, 2009
using her new private email address will later be found.
The FBI’s Clinton investigation will later conclude that the FBI “did not recover any information
indicating that Clinton sent an email from her hrl5@att.blackberry.net email after March 18,
2009.” (Federal Bureau of Investigation, 9/2/2016)
And it goes on, right up to:
'...May 26, 2016: Clinton doubles down with her justifications, contradicting the
inspector general’s report.
Clinton is interviewed by ABC News one day after the release of the State Department
inspector general’s report criticizing her email practices.
The ABC News headline about the interview says she “doubles down” on defending her past
behavior. “This report makes clear that personal email use was the practice for other secretaries
of state. It was allowed. And the rules have been clarified since I left.”
But, as ABC News points out, the report showed “that Clinton shouldn’t have used a private
email server to conduct official business and would have not been allowed to do so had she
asked. It also found that she should have turned over emails after her tenure and violated
department policy.”
When asked why she did not agree to be interviewed for the report, “despite repeatedly
saying she would talk to anyone, anytime about her emails,” Clinton replies, “I have talked
about this for many, many months.
I testified for eleven hours before the Benghazi Committee. I have answered numerous questions.
We have posted information on our website and the information that we had is out there.”
(ABC News, 5/26/2016)...'
And...
June 21, 2016: The FBI recovers 302 previously lost Clinton emails from a
Gmail account; two of them were deemed classified when they were sent.
In February 2014, an unnamed Platte River Networks (PRN) employee created a Gmail
email account and briefly transferred all of Clinton’s emails into it from a back-up of Clinton’s
server made in the spring of 2013.
He transferred the Clinton emails to a new version of this server, but most of the emails on
this server will later be destroyed. He also will tell the FBI that he deleted all of the emails
from his Gmail account after completing the transfer.
However, the FBI will later report that on June 21, 2016, FBI investigators discovered 940
Clinton emails that were still on the Gmail account somehow. It has not been explained if
the PRN employee simply failed to delete them all or if deleted emails were recovered.
All of the 940 emails date from October 25, 2010 to December 31, 2010. 56 of them were
later deemed to be classified at the “confidential” level. 302 of them were not in the over
30,000 emails that Clinton gave to the State Department in December 2014.
It has not been specified how many of these were deemed work-related.
But of the 302 emails, the FBI gave 18 of them to other departments to for classification
review. The State Department decided one email was classified “secret” when it was sent,
but then later was downgraded to “confidential.”
Another email was “confidential” when it was sent and later downgraded to be unclassified.
(Federal Bureau of Investigation, 9/2/2016)
But what really gets me is the lack of response from such renown mediums as The Washington
Post to this: Link::
'October 9, 2016—October 13, 2016: Many, including Republicans, criticize Trump
for threatening to put Clinton in jail.'
It states in the piece that during the debate, Trump says:
'...“When I speak, I go out and speak, the people of this country are furious.
In my opinion, the people that have been long-term workers at the FBI are furious.
There has never been anything like this, where emails… and you get a subpoena,
you get a subpoena, and after getting the subpoena, you delete 33,000 emails,
and then you acid wash them or bleach them, as you would say, very expensive
process.
So we’re going to get a special prosecutor, and we’re going to look into it, because
you know what? People have been… their lives have been destroyed for doing
one-fifth of what you’ve done.
And it’s a disgrace. And honestly, you ought to be ashamed of yourself.”..'
To which, Mrs. Clinton replied:
'...“Everything he just said is absolutely false, but I’m not surprised.”...'
Then on 12th October...
October 12, 2016: An unnamed high-ranking FBI official claims that the
“vast majority” of agents working on the FBI’s Clinton email investigation
believe Clinton should have been indicted...' Link:
......................................
What I'm getting at is how everyone seems terrified of Hillary Clinton and seem
reluctant to stop her manic path to the White House. She's a liability to the world
and an embarrassment to the United States.
The mainstream media will never recover from this favouritism and I hope that
the majority of US citizens will come to realise how much these 'hacks' that took
the Judas money have distorted the truth for centuries.
I agree that the choice of President is limited, but I'd rather have a boaster than
the she-devil full of someone else's blood!
I was looking into the story...
'Donald Trump and Republican supporters have been feasting on a Wall
Street Journal story about campaign contributions that Virginia Gov. Terry
McAuliffe authorized last year in a Northern Virginia state Senate race.
McAuliffe, of course, is a confidant of the Clinton family. And the candidate
his PAC showered $452,500 on, Jill McCabe of Loudoun County, is married
to FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe — who oversaw the bureau’s
investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was
at the State Department...'
TheWashingtonPost:
The article argues that the FBI Deputy Director's wife was never important
in the FBI reluctance to investigate the email scandal until March 2015 and
so I went to take a little look-see!
Here's what I found and it's all from here: SOURCE:
...And here's some excerpts.
'June 9, 2000: Clinton says she doesn’t want to use email,
due to the many times she’s been investigated.
Home video footage from a private fundraiser shows Senator Clinton talking
about how she has deliberately avoided using email so she wouldn’t leave a
paper trail.
“As much as I’ve been investigated and all of that, you know, why would I?
I don’t even want… Why would I ever want to do email? Can you imagine?”
But apparently necessity will force her to change her mind, and it is known that
by 2006 she will start using a BlackBerry for email.
(ABC News, 3/6/2015) (ABC News Video, 3/6/2015)...'
..........
June 20, 2007: Clinton publicly criticizes the Bush administration’s
use of non-governmental email accounts.
While campaigning for president, Clinton says, “Our Constitution is being shredded.
We know about the secret wiretaps. We know about secret military tribunals, the secret
White House email accounts. […] It’s a stunning record of secrecy and corruption, of
cronyism run amok.” (ABC News, 3/6/2015) (The Hill, 3/5/2015)
This is a reference to a scandal that became public earlier in the month, where it was
found that White House adviser Karl Rove and other officials had used private email
accounts and then deleted all their emails before investigators could get them.
(Vox, 3/2/2015) (YouTube Video, 6/20/2007)...'
Through...
'...January 28, 2009: The first known email using Clinton’s private server
is sent by Clinton, despite her claim she won’t use it for two more months.
Clinton exchanges 19 emails with Army General David Petraeus, who is chief of the US
Central Command at the time. The exchange will continue into February 2009.
In 2015, Clinton will claim that she didn’t start using her email account for government
work until March 18, 2009. As a result, all the emails she will later hand over to the State
Department will be from March 18 or later.
These emails have not yet been made public. (The Washington Post, 3/27/2016)
In August 2015, in a sworn deposition to a federal court, Clinton will claim:
“I, Hillary Rodham Clinton, declare under penalty of perjury that the following is true
and correct:
While I do not know what information may be ‘responsive’ for purposes of this law suit,
I have directed that all my emails on clintonemail.com in my custody that were or potentially
were federal records he provided to the Department of State, and on information and belief,
this has been done.” (Judicial Watch, 8/10/2015)
The 19 emails between Clinton and Petraeus from January 2009 will be discovered by
the Defense Department in September 2015, one month after Clinton’s sworn deposition.
Presumably, they come from Petraeus’ email account. (Reuters, 9/26/2016...')
And...
March 18, 2009: Clinton claims she starts using her private email address
on this day, despite emails proving otherwise.
In 2015, Clinton will name this as the date she begins using a private email server and
her email account hdr22@clintonemail.com for government business.
Around this time, she also allegedly stops using an email address she used as a
senator: hr15@att.blackberry.net, also known as hr15@mycingular.blackberry.net
(AT&T and Cingular are the same company).
The Wall Street Journal will later report, “Messages from the account she used as a senator
[prior to this date] are lost and could not be retrieved, her office said.”
She is said to keep the AT&T account working through September 2009, but she always
replies from her clintonemail.com address. However, emails from as early as January 28, 2009
using her new private email address will later be found.
The FBI’s Clinton investigation will later conclude that the FBI “did not recover any information
indicating that Clinton sent an email from her hrl5@att.blackberry.net email after March 18,
2009.” (Federal Bureau of Investigation, 9/2/2016)
And it goes on, right up to:
'...May 26, 2016: Clinton doubles down with her justifications, contradicting the
inspector general’s report.
Clinton is interviewed by ABC News one day after the release of the State Department
inspector general’s report criticizing her email practices.
The ABC News headline about the interview says she “doubles down” on defending her past
behavior. “This report makes clear that personal email use was the practice for other secretaries
of state. It was allowed. And the rules have been clarified since I left.”
But, as ABC News points out, the report showed “that Clinton shouldn’t have used a private
email server to conduct official business and would have not been allowed to do so had she
asked. It also found that she should have turned over emails after her tenure and violated
department policy.”
When asked why she did not agree to be interviewed for the report, “despite repeatedly
saying she would talk to anyone, anytime about her emails,” Clinton replies, “I have talked
about this for many, many months.
I testified for eleven hours before the Benghazi Committee. I have answered numerous questions.
We have posted information on our website and the information that we had is out there.”
(ABC News, 5/26/2016)...'
And...
June 21, 2016: The FBI recovers 302 previously lost Clinton emails from a
Gmail account; two of them were deemed classified when they were sent.
In February 2014, an unnamed Platte River Networks (PRN) employee created a Gmail
email account and briefly transferred all of Clinton’s emails into it from a back-up of Clinton’s
server made in the spring of 2013.
He transferred the Clinton emails to a new version of this server, but most of the emails on
this server will later be destroyed. He also will tell the FBI that he deleted all of the emails
from his Gmail account after completing the transfer.
However, the FBI will later report that on June 21, 2016, FBI investigators discovered 940
Clinton emails that were still on the Gmail account somehow. It has not been explained if
the PRN employee simply failed to delete them all or if deleted emails were recovered.
All of the 940 emails date from October 25, 2010 to December 31, 2010. 56 of them were
later deemed to be classified at the “confidential” level. 302 of them were not in the over
30,000 emails that Clinton gave to the State Department in December 2014.
It has not been specified how many of these were deemed work-related.
But of the 302 emails, the FBI gave 18 of them to other departments to for classification
review. The State Department decided one email was classified “secret” when it was sent,
but then later was downgraded to “confidential.”
Another email was “confidential” when it was sent and later downgraded to be unclassified.
(Federal Bureau of Investigation, 9/2/2016)
But what really gets me is the lack of response from such renown mediums as The Washington
Post to this: Link::
'October 9, 2016—October 13, 2016: Many, including Republicans, criticize Trump
for threatening to put Clinton in jail.'
It states in the piece that during the debate, Trump says:
'...“When I speak, I go out and speak, the people of this country are furious.
In my opinion, the people that have been long-term workers at the FBI are furious.
There has never been anything like this, where emails… and you get a subpoena,
you get a subpoena, and after getting the subpoena, you delete 33,000 emails,
and then you acid wash them or bleach them, as you would say, very expensive
process.
So we’re going to get a special prosecutor, and we’re going to look into it, because
you know what? People have been… their lives have been destroyed for doing
one-fifth of what you’ve done.
And it’s a disgrace. And honestly, you ought to be ashamed of yourself.”..'
To which, Mrs. Clinton replied:
'...“Everything he just said is absolutely false, but I’m not surprised.”...'
Then on 12th October...
October 12, 2016: An unnamed high-ranking FBI official claims that the
“vast majority” of agents working on the FBI’s Clinton email investigation
believe Clinton should have been indicted...' Link:
......................................
What I'm getting at is how everyone seems terrified of Hillary Clinton and seem
reluctant to stop her manic path to the White House. She's a liability to the world
and an embarrassment to the United States.
The mainstream media will never recover from this favouritism and I hope that
the majority of US citizens will come to realise how much these 'hacks' that took
the Judas money have distorted the truth for centuries.
I agree that the choice of President is limited, but I'd rather have a boaster than
the she-devil full of someone else's blood!
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.