Posted on 08/18/2015 9:17:02 AM PDT by Sean_Anthony
Hillary’s email saga:
You have to go all the way to England—at least digitally—to learn that Hillary Clinton’s secret emails were hidden in a bathroom closet.
Politically correct ‘progressives’ (Marxists running the Democrat Party) fling the word ‘inappropriate’ with great ease when describing deeds supposedly done by dissident enemies.
Canada Free Press (CFP) would use this term in describing Hillary’s bathroom emails: “How apropos!”
The Clintons are really a pair aren’t they.
DID THIS SHOW UP THIS TIME?
If you dig into this story....you come to this odd event. The VP for sales of this small IT company went to the Democratic Convention in Denver in 2008. He was there....just as an observer as far as anyone knows. But he somehow got a business card into someone within the inner circle of Hillary. Somehow, in a matter of days....he got them into the idea of using his company for this server idea. It would be curious to know if he gave a bribe or just said the right things.
If you dig into this story....you come to this odd event. The VP for sales of this small IT company went to the Democratic Convention in Denver in 2008. He was there....just as an observer as far as anyone knows. But he somehow got a business card into someone within the inner circle of Hillary. Somehow, in a matter of days....he got them into the idea of using his company for this server idea. It would be curious to know if he gave a bribe or just said the right things.
Not a good setup for heat dispensation...
Them there is some monster size CAT-5 cables.
Quite coincidentally, the company went from a 1800 sq ft second floor apartment with 8 employees when Hillary hired them 2 years ago to a 12,000 sq ft building with 30 employees just a few weeks ago. That’s as good as cattle futures.
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