Yet many of us old coots on FR have no problem with them.
Posted on 01/10/2017 5:42:21 PM PST by Whenifhow
As many of you are aware the FBI mysteriously dumped 300 pages of investigative material in an unusual Sunday evening upload. For the sake of brevity we are calling it “a release”.
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In addition to the Sidney Blumenthal angle, the question posed by Lou Dobbs about FBI motive for uploading the documents is a dangling participle remaining from the discussion. However, within the release on Page #283 there’s an important discovery which may answer that question.
Bear with me, as I try to explain a complex issue. As outlined by the research group behind the Thompson Timeline, there’s always been a question about a missing “Seagate Hard drive“.
March 2009—June 2011:An external hard drive backs up the data on Clinton’s private server, but it is unclear what happens to it or its replacement. When Clinton’s first server is upgraded with a new server in March 2009, a Seagate external hard drive is attached to the server to store back-up copies of all of its data.
Bryan Pagliano, who manages the server at the time, will later tell the FBI that daily changes are backed up onto the hard drive every day, and a complete back-up is made once a week. As space on the hard drive runs out, backups are deleted on a “first in, first out” basis.
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https://theconservativetreehouse.files.wordpress.com/2017/01/seagate-1-clinton-email.jpg?w=640&h=334
(Page #283 FBI Investigative Release #5) There it is. The mysterious missing Seagate Hard Drive appears; along with dozens of more exhibits of computers, servers, lap tops, thumb drives and portable storage devices gathered by the FBI and held as physical evidence.
Wonder how squeaky clean Comey feels to have spoiled the FBI’s untouchable repute. What a SOG....!
Clinton server investigation bump for later....
It’s a Seagate drive.
The data will be lost forever.
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Lock them up until the gallows are built.
They’re a flight risk.
You have to understand that Comey is "of a certain age".
He's been a US Attorney for most of his career, and probably is not entirely comfortable with computers and their nuances.
"Important personages" in law and the government usually have "people" for dealing with computer stuff.
They don't get their hands dirty with minutiae that is reserved for cleanup by their peasant minions.
LOL!
And why did CNN claim to be breaking a fake news story about Trump and Golden Showers....T o d a y?
BFL
Bttt
That was my first question about the CNN story that has now been totally debunked.
1. In the News Conference, lay out the proof against the story.
2. Name all those like McCain, Wilson, CNN, CIA, etc.involved.
3. Then say no more questions will be taken as we are investigating it.
4. Don’t say a thing as smart people know by the Sessions declaration that he will recuse himself on all aspects of ServerGate, the Special Prosecutor is already selected.
5. As soon as the Prosecutor is announced, the whole cabal will flee to Qatar leaving only the minions to serve time.
6. They will flee but will in effect serve their time locked into a Sharia cell for the rest of their lives.
7. Lots of people are going to jail and that includes McCain and Graham.
BTTT
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It’s in the FBI’s possession, but the FBI had never actually admitted that to the public previously. They have been claiming that all the emails Hillary’s lawyers deleted are “missing”, when they had the backup device sitting in their possession all the time.
And Trump goes on TV making fools of Bernstein et al...
Too funny
>>It’s a Seagate drive.
>>The data will be lost forever.
A brick with a USB port?
Oh, no wait, that was a different company...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MiniScribe
I wonder if Hillary's lawyers initially denied they had the small storage devices in their possession (e.g. thumb drives and Seagate exterior hard drives) - then handed them over in return for being cut a break by the FBI?
Someday Hillary's deleted emails will be divulged. Preferably they will be made public by our own government (rather than by the Russians, Chinese, Iranians etc - who no doubt already have them).
Yet many of us old coots on FR have no problem with them.
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