First "Shocking" Deposition In Clinton Email Case - She Didn't Use A Password

Zerohedge ^ | 5/27/16 | Tyler Durden

[silverleaf]

6 yr olds use iPhones
Hillary possibly does not have the mental power remaining to remember passwords

[AFreeBird]

LOL! That’s actually pretty good.

[Travis McGee]

[redcatcherb412]

So the hag can’t figure out a computer, can’t remember a password so is set up not to use one. And this moron is expected to travel with the nuclear football and launch codes for the country ? Sincerely hope the hell not.

[Don@VB]

The Dims like to make fun of Sarah Palin as an intellectual lightweight but, unlike Hillary, she WOULD CERTAINLY have used a password.

[ontap]

I hope I don’t get banned but am I the only one who sees the smartest woman in the world as a blithering ass idiot!!!

[abclily]

Hillary is an evil, calculating scold in order to cover up her vast ignorance.

[cassiusking]

OMG
What an idiot is Clinton

[Dustoff45]

Passwords are for little people

About 15 years ago I was helping a non-profit entity with their computers. They brought back a fellow that had once been the boss, but now was just one of the several paid staff.

When I was issuing him a laptop and helping to set it up, I was informed that he did not want to use a password. He was arrogant about the issue and only conceded when I did not back down.

Later, I observed he gave out his password to others and they were logging into the domain with his account on whatever computer they found not being used. He said they were doing work for him but really just checking email and surfing the web.

Someone loaned him a master key to the building and later we found out he had copies made and passed out to his friends.

In many ways his demeanor was akin to that of Hillary. "I know best!"

He eventually left and his camp of followers left with him. They all had that same arrogance we see in the Clinton Camp.

Above it all, untouchable, "how dare you accuse me of that!"That non-profit is still recovering from the damage that small group inflicted.

The manager who should have fixed all this had been the prior subordinate. He did not have a written policy in place to address and enforce the issue. He had been intimidated by board members to bring the former boss back on.

In hindsight, all the indicators of trouble were there.

[Dustoff45]

You might note that Title 18, United States Code, including Section 2071 cited is the Criminal Code for Federal Offenses.

Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump would both be correct, the woman is not qualified to hold the office.

[Stentor]

I gave up trying to find a down vote on the anti Clinton comments on that thread. I don’t think I’ve seen that before.

[xp38]

My line was simply a riff on what Leona Helmsley said to a housekeeper, Elizabeth Baum, who recounted Leona Helmsley telling her “We don’t pay taxes. Only the little people pay taxes. That was an anecdote but Leona did go to prison for tax evasion. She ultimately served just over a year and half.

[D-fendr]

>>>”It is a good article, in that it shows that Hillary’s understanding of computers is less than that of the average fifth grader.

It can do that without being misleading. That gives Hillary an easy response: “that report is not true, the computer setup they claim I had never happened.”

[SunkenCiv]

Look, hackers are going to hack their way in -- what difference does it make The question is, how much would they pay to save themselves the time? Taking the money always worked for Bill when he had secrets rich foreigners wanted, and we still left the White House flat broke. Who knows where it goes?

[GOPJ]

This woman shouldn’t be running a hair salon let alone a country.

If Hillary was a man she she'd be in jail...

[GOPJ]

The danger is obvious; anyone who had physical access to the computer could sit down and use it. That person could not only read Hillary Clinton’s email, he could send emails ‘from’ Hillary Clinton. So there is not even any proof that Hillary Clinton actually sent the emails that are ‘from’ her.

I was wondering what kind of lie she would use to wiggle out of responsibility... Thanks for the hint.

[GOPJ]

As late as 2011, State Department officials were still trying to get Clinton to use a government-issued blackberry. But Huma Abedin, Clinton’s deputy chief of staff, shot it down, saying in an August 30, 2011 email “let’s discuss the State Blackberry, [it] doesn’t make a whole lot of sense.”

Bekesha, asked Lukens if Abedin also used a non-state department email address.

“Do you recall if Ms. Abedin used non-state.gov e-mail accounts to correspond with you,” Bekesha asked.

“Well, the answer is yes,” he replied.

Lukens displayed a great lack of curiosity about Clinton’s use of prohibited electronic devices.

Maybe Lukens is 'in' on the crimes... anything else makes him too stupid to have that particular job. Does he honeymooe in Moscow?

[nutmeg]

Thanks...

[r_barton]

Use “incorrect”. The computer will tell you, “The password is incorrect”. ;-)

[AU72]

The password is password1.

Actually there is a top 100 of most used passwords that hackers try first including this and letmein1.