Posted on 10/18/2016 5:51:16 PM PDT by Beautiful_Gracious_Skies
Today the FBI released another 100 pages relating to its investigation of Hillary Clinton’s conduct as Secretary of State. Why it has taken so long for the agency to review, redact and publish a very small quantity of documents is inexplicable. Be that as it may, the documents released today are explosive.
You may have seen headlines to the effect that Hillary’s State Department tried to pressure the FBI to say that various documents located on Hillary’s insecure home server were not classified. This was critical, obviously, because one of Hillary’s lines of defense was to claim, falsely, that she never sent or received classified documents on her off-the-books email system.
Those headlines are correct, but to get the full impact you really have to see the relevant portions of the FBI investigation.
(Excerpt) Read more at realclearpolitics.com ...
Under Bubba, corruption got a blind eye.
Under obama, it became a necessary job qualification.
So when do they pay her a visit and clap the bracelets on her. Rhetorical question I know.
Her deteriorating health will confine her before she is ever charged or sentenced.
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I am not sure but I think that is a phony website.
I mentioned it in an earlier thread with a similar topic. They pretty much asked the FBI to commit it's own felonies to try to sweep it under the table because they didn't have the authority to downgrade any classifications that they didn't originate and/or classify in the first place.
Roger that. When I was on active duty, I spent a lot of time overseas and (regrettably) worked with the State Dept. on quite a few occasions. A number of the INTSUMs we produced ended up in State Dept. cables and, although we frequently didn’t recognize our own information in State cables after they were sanitized and politicized, if State generated a cable based on our INTSUMs, it ALWAYS carried the same classification as the source document and any downgraded or “below the tear line” text had to be approved by the originator, i.e., even State couldn’t downgrade information from our reports.
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