Posted on 10/31/2023 7:24:25 AM PDT by Red Badger
In a significant revelation, the National Archives has recently uncovered approximately 82,000 pages of pseudonymous emails sent by Joe Biden while he served as Vice President. This discovery far exceeds the number of emails involved in Hillary Clinton’s infamous “bathroom server” email scandal, adding a new layer of intrigue to the former Vice President’s tenure.
The National Archives confirmed the existence of these pseudonymous emails, shedding light on Biden’s communication practices during his vice presidency. The emails, sent from private accounts under various pseudonyms, have ignited interest and raised questions about their content and implications.
This development comes to light following an ongoing effort by a nonprofit advocacy group to uncover the pseudonyms Biden used during his time as Vice President. The discovery of such a substantial volume of emails underscores the significance of this investigation and its potential implications for transparency and accountability.
“NARA has completed a search for potentially responsive documents and is currently processing those documents for the purpose of producing non-exempt portions of any responsive records on a monthly rolling basis,” a status report filed this week stated. “Given the scope of Plaintiff’s FOIA request, which seeks copies of all emails in three separate accounts over an eight-year period, the volume of potentially responsive records is necessarily large.
“NARA has identified approximately 82,000 pages of potentially responsive documents, and it is currently processing those documents and preparing any non-exempt responsive documents for production on a rolling basis,” the filing added.
While the exact contents of these pseudonymous emails remain undisclosed, they hold the potential to provide valuable insights into Biden’s communications and decision-making processes during his vice presidency. As the National Archives continues its review and analysis of these documents, further details regarding their content and relevance may emerge.
It is worth noting that the number of pseudonymous emails uncovered in Biden’s case significantly surpasses those involved in Hillary Clinton’s well-documented “bathroom server” email scandal. This stark contrast adds an additional layer of significance to the discovery, potentially impacting public perception and raising concerns about information security and government transparency.
Just recipes and family photos.
I once thought that the FBI protected Americans from “Manchurian” politicians and those who weren’t playing by the rules. It has become very clear that this is not the case - unless the politician in question has an R after their name.
And Yoga exercises...............
Of course the National Archives would do the exact opposite with Trump.
We need to relocate the National Archives deep into the interior of our country, or maybe Alaska. Then fire every single lazy ass over paid government employee. Replace them with regular Americans, but limit their employment contracts to eight years so they don’t reinvent the deep state. Certainly, the National Archives budget could be slashed in half too.
NARA will claim it will take years to release all of the mails. Even though they could set up a batch print job and kick them out within a week.
They have to scan them for classified info and redact it where necessary............
Also, this hard-to-break, NSA-grade code was found on every page…
Wlm'g ulitvg, 10% uli Gsv Yrt Tfb.(Hint: https://cryptii.com/pipes/alphabetical-substitution)
Another gubmint dodge just like “on-going investigations”.
I guess there isn’t 2 justice systems present in the good ol USA?
3, actually, possibly 4....................
Except any redactions PROVE that these emails were illegal. If they contain anything classified, that’s illegal for the same reason Hillary’s were illegal. If they pertain to the office Biden held they prove he was illegally evading oversight.
evading oversight or just a senile old man unable to deal with the taunting task of remembering a google password?
“They have to scan them for classified info and redact it where necessary............”
No they do not. There should be no classified info in those emails, and if there is than Joe should go to jail.
Just using pseudonyms for email correspondence, if it was done for anything other than legal personal stuff, violates multiple laws. The intent to hide things from oversight (as required by law) is implicit in these actions, and the willingness to breach security protocols (also required by law) is illegal regardless of intent (or the willingness of “reasonable prosecutors” to prosecute).
Plus all the shell companies the Bidens have.
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