Clearing your browser history can be deemed 'obstruction of justice' in the U.S.

CBC News ^ | June 9, 2015 | Lauren O'Neil

[dragonblustar]

Ooop, I just cleared it. And again, and again, and again.....

[Flick Lives]

Here is the current regime’s rule. You are guilty. It is only a mater of selecting one of a billion rules with which to charge for failure to comply.

[grumpygresh]

What about allowing your computer to be infected with an especially pernicious virus that destroys files? There probably are some out there that could do it.

[Tallguy]

Ya mean like Hillary and her private email server?

[Triple]

This case has serious implications for Hilliary.

[HotHunt]

I just cleared my browser history. Hillary erased her entire server. Who’s in more trouble?

[VRWCarea51]

You of course.

[HotHunt]

I thought so. Do they break down my front door to come get me? Or surround the house with a swat team and helicopters overhead? Or just send me a letter as to when and where to report to the break-the-rules-of-engagement prison for improper internet surfing as dictated by the Obama regime?

Lord, please let me keep my sense of humor about these darks days or I will go mad. Get me though this fart in American history until some sanity can be restored to our once great nation.