[afraidfortherepublic]

Mao Suit

Hillary's version of a Mao suit.

[Diogenesis]

This woman sold US Patent applications to the Chicoms,
and just like the stolen FBI files (sold to whom?)
there was no accountability.

Result?

Another MSM-enabled, DO”J”-enabled psychopath.

[Gaffer]

That constriction band around her neck keeps the waves of neck fat from escaping.

[depenzz]

Most of the people in a position of running our country are flat out crazy. They took over because it was a full time job with them while the rest of us were busy keeping our lives in order to survive, they took over. Now how to get it back. There are a few I believe we can trust to help us.

[VRW Conspirator]

And nothing will happen to this megalomaniac.

[11th Commandment]

Interesting she had so many aliases. Most likely code/signal to her recipients which emails to destroy, not forward or other nefarious reasoning.

[Liz]

Hillary arrives in designer dress patterned after crack house wallpaper.

Will receive the coveted Gold-plated Knitting Needles statuette:
cited as the Democrat candidate "Most Likely to Unravel."

[philman_36]

mau_suit@clintonemail.com (?!)

Acronyms would be a good place to start instead of speculating.

[PGalt]

The I.E.D.s (Internal Enemies Devices) of a recycled psychopath.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgcd1ghag5Y

[MeshugeMikey]

She's also been known to Act a bit Like Mao...

LLARY AS A MAU MAU? well I suspect thats possible.?

[V_TWIN]

Heard rush talking about this on friday, he ran an audio clip of him making fun of her and her suits WAy back.

[9YearLurker]

I don’t know, the Mau Mau Uprising was a famous Kenyan revolt, so maybe that was her email for undermining Barry.

[BlackAdderess]

I just thought of something. That huge State Department cable hacking scandal was on her watch. Now either that means that huge mess was on purpose, or it means it was foreseeable and happened because steps were not taken that should have been.

[goodwithagun]

I’ll really be impressed when they find oldcrusty@clintonemail.com

[Paine in the Neck]

Mau as in Mau-mau or mau as in ignorant twit can’t spell Mao?

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

None of us are surprised by this, except perhaps that this scandal was leaked.

But what I find stunning is that, so far, Hilary hasn't commented publicly on this.

Yes, she tweeted. Yes, she's sent out flaks to deflect criticism.

But she hasn't appeared on camera ANYWHERE to answer questions, and I don't hear ANY major media, including Fox, harping on this.

It's stunning that she can hide behind Twitter and her flunkies.

[Red in Blue PA]

If you or I did this, we would be accused of having multiple personalities and stripped of our rights to own guns.

But for them? No accountability whatsoever.

[RetSignman]

Hillary, desperately, trying to get rid of those pesky emails.

[asinclair]

Do you run your own e-mail server? I do. (I used to be a mailserver admin, so I know the ropes.) One advantage of running your own server is that you can create as many electronic mailboxes as you want. In that way, you can automatically sort incoming mail by endpoint into folders/directories, so that you can skip the manual sorting step. Companies do something similar when they rent a block of post office boxes: let the postal workers do the sorting for you. Saves time, saves money.

What is the advantage of doing this? Well, if you assign a unique mailbox to the companies you deal with, you will find out quickly who is selling your e-mail address -- and you can kill that account without having to deal with the spam. I assign unique mailboxes to the companies and people to whom I consult, so their traffic is automatically segregated from the rest of the stream. This is particularly important to me for receiving automatic alarms; a bell rings when mail comes into the monitoring accounts.

By using alias addresses, I have have fifty e-mail endpoints go into a single mailbox, and then my client can shuffle the mail to unique folders. Those are the more casual contacts, where I don't need to segregate outgoing mail as well as incoming mail. A time saver.

Another advantage of having your own mail server is that when you delete a mail account, it's GONE. (You do have to run a scrubber to wipe out data on unallocated disk space, if your paranoid, but that's easy.) Logs can have short "age out" times so that even the metadata captured by a mail server will disappear. What you do on your personal computer or laptop with the mail is another story.

Let me disabuse you of a notion: mail servers don't necessarily store mail. They capture incoming mail, and depending on the mail client used by the recipient, the mail is deleted once successfully downloaded to the client. (I'm referring to POP3-based mail service, for the technically inclined.) Web mail and IMAP mail server is a different story -- those are used by people who want to handle their mail on multiple computers, including the computers at the library, FedEx Office, work, home, laptop, whatever.

In the case of IMAP/Webmail, deleting the account on the server deletes the mail queue(s), so the disk space is available for re-use. As I said before, one can run a program that wipes out data in all unused space, so everything is really, really gone, even beyond the reach of the FBI or NSA if one is paranoid enough.

(Personally, I don't bother with the cleaning step. I get enough spam that it eats through the disk partition holding mail fast enough.)

[matt1234]

Much more likely related to the mau mau tribe's suit against the the British gov't. As I posted in another thread on March 5:

mau_suit = mau mau suit against British govt ( http://rt.com/uk/200487-kenyans-sue-uk-government/ )? The mau mau are obama’s tribe so this could undoubtedly be one of his pet projects.

[VTenigma]

A Mau suit is a cross between a Mao suit and a Mu Mu, see how cutting edge Hillary is? /s