It’s been asked, the media and govt. officials just don’t care. I’m with you, 7500 personal e-mails in a year? I don’t think I’ve done that many personal e-mails ever.
That’s about 20.5 emails, every single day, 365 days used (didn’t factor in one leap year which would change it every so slightly).
About yoga and weddings. Or something.
If Hillary tried yoga she’d snap in half
It’s 20.5 emails per day, seven days a week, for four solid years.
Lies inside of lies, on top of lies, covered with lies.
It wasn’t just any yoga...it was finger yoga. Takes a lot of typing emails to practice finger yoga.
Its 21 emails a day, every single day.
She’ll claim most of it is spam, adverts for cures of sexually transmitted diseases, paternity tests, and $20 Trillion credit card offers - that sort of thing
She is a liar. It is well understood by everybody. Parasites vote for free stuff. they don’t care who she is or the huge number of crimes she has committed or the lies she tells. We must band together to defeat the parasites.
I have another question. She said she never sent or received emails marked classified on her private email. But she never used the government email . So is she saying she never sent or received ANY classified emails?
What was she doing during her tenure as SOS?
That’s only 20 per day. I read about 200 per day, and scan through about 1,000 per day... and that’s strictly job-related work.
Well, the secret is that if you are Secretary of State, you don’t actually “work”. You have an entourage and massive staff - they do all the work. You get to take naps every afternoon and say “Yes, I’ll take $2 million from the Saudis for that”.
If Hillary did that much Yoga, she would be ripped
sorry for the mental image
Her claim regarding 30,000 E-Mails devoted to yoga and wedding calculates out to 20.5 E-Mails per day; i.e. on a 24/7 basis!
America is GONE, by the way.
FROM: HDR
TO: Huma
SUBJECT: Yoga Lessons
DATE: Fall 2011
Hi Honey, I’m going to the Yoga Studio for my usual lessons. Could you bring the bag with the $500 000 from Gazprom for that favorable reference in my meeting with the PM from Turkmenistan. Just leave it at the front desk. Then, please call Prince Bandar to let him know that $10 million is fine, I’ll be working on stopping the Iran deal as soon as the money is wired into the account. You know, the “Juanita Broaddrick Safety for Women Trust”? LOL, sometimes I crack myself up. Until tonight...
That’s less than 25 per day
That is a hell of a lot of yoga...
17 emails (2 being spam) are from a search of WikiLeaks on ‘yoga’ in the categories of DNC emails, Hillary emails and secret Congressional report: https://search.wikileaks.org/?query=yoga+&exact_phrase=&any_of=&exclude_words=&document_date_start=&document_date_end=&released_date_start=&released_date_end=&publication_type%5B%5D=45&publication_type%5B%5D=42&publication_type%5B%5D=20&new_search=False&order_by=most_relevant
Some peoples have defective internal control and require external control. Sometimes the external controls must of necessity be rather harsh.
Wikileaks - Hillary Clinton Emails - Subject: Greg Mortenson Case's Fallout for Women
"story, painting Mortenson as a fraud and a fabulist, a kind of James Frey of aid work. "The image of Mortenson that has been created for public consumption is an artifact born of fantasy, audacity, and an apparently insatiable hunger for esteem," writes Krakauer. "Mortenson has lied about the noble deeds he has' done, the risks he has taken, the people he has met, the number of schools he has built."
Schools, of course, are what Mortenson is famous for. His books, Three Cups and its sequel, Stones IntoSchools, tell of how an abortive attempt to climb K2 led himto a remote Pakistani village, where he made a solemn promise to return and build a place for its children to learn. He ended up founding a charity, the Central Asia Institute, to build schools, primarily for girls, in both Pakistan and Afghanistan.
But Krakauer shows that the organization has been haphazard and ineffectual, building fewer schools than it claims, and abandoning some that it has built so that they sit empty and unused. Worse, he reveals that much of the Central Asia Institute's budget is spent on promoting Mortenson's books—which sometimes means paying for himto travel by private jet—even though the group receives none of the book's royalties. "