Exclusive: Hillary Paid to Hide Identity of the People Running Her Email Server

Breitbart Big Government ^ | 9-2-15 | Patrick Howley

[D-fendr]

I don’t think there’s much to this angle.

I pay extra to have my domain’s information not made public. Saves hassles from domain pirates, etc. “Private” is a standard offering from domain registrars, lots of folks use it.

[pepsionice]

Who else has contracts with Perfect Privacy? Or is this a one-customer company built out of thin air? Sounds like we need a couple of folks doing what Congress or the FBI won’t do.

[chris37]

Does your server have top secret national security data on it, and do the people running your server have the security clearances necessary to handle such top secret national security data?

[D-fendr]

No, but that’s not my point.

It’s not an unusual thing to make your domain info private.

[BerryDingle]

Those felonies just keep on dripping out through that cast iron adult diaper of her’s.

[Southack]

Stupid non-story for clickbaiters.

[chris37]

That’s cool, I can understand that, however, she was the custodian of top secret national security data, and she let it be handled by people who did not have clearance to see it much less handle it.

That is a serious felony on her part.

[PhilDragoo]

Deutch was similarly careless with classified files. We have only her word that the 30,000 emails deleted--and wiped--weren't classified. Her word is crap.

[Ray76]

I agree, no big deal.

[Ann Archy]

Hillary is a PARANOID CROOK!!

[Timber Rattler]

Probably Chinese.

[hosepipe]

SEDITION...?????

[mkjessup]

It’s not an unusual thing to make your domain info private.

It is when you're the Secretary of State and have taken an oath to defend the Constitution which includes safeguarding critical data dealing with the national security of the United States.

Nothing at all wrong with a private citizen seeking to keep their personal information private, however the Secretary of State is NOT a private citizen, especially when she co-mingled her own personal data with official government data on an unsecured non-government email server.

Hillary Rotten Clinton is a traitor, either by design or by default. She needs to be indicted, tried and convicted of treason, and then hung by the neck until dead.

[Jim Noble]

Once again - the search for evidence of a technical crime (mishandling classified information) misses the point.

ALL THIS WAS DONE FOR A REASON.

The reason was NOT to facilitate handling of classified material. The reason was to cover up something.

What that something was will provide evidence of much, MUCH more serious crimes - bribery, money laundering, tax evasion, criminal conspiracy to commit 1-3, misprision of multiple felonies, perhaps even espionage and treason.

[Jim Noble]

however, she was the custodian of top secret national security data, and she let it be handled by people who did not have clearance to see it much less handle it. That is a serious felony on her part

Chickenfeed.

Figure out why she and Bill did this, and you send all three Clintons away for a long time.

[chimera]

I agree they need to dig deeper than this and come up with something more serious, otherwise the little people will take the fall (and a nod to you, Web Hubbell) and Hillary will skate away as usual.

Then again, sometimes chickenfeed is enough, if they can show Hillary's fingerprints on everything. Remember they got Capone on tax evasion, not murder, extortion, conspiracy, racketeering, etc. If chickenfeed will keep The Shrill One away from the WH, that will avoid the larger disaster.

[Steven Tyler]

Wondering what criteria or sorting method did they use to delete 30,000 e-mails.
Seems that net did not identify some classified and top secret messages for deletion.

Did they sort the messages based on the senders? Did the isolate mails marked for Hillary, and her top three staff, and deleted all others? Did the perform a key word search?

[agere_contra]

Why not just put her in jail for the clear felonies we have in front of us?

Al Capone was put in jail for ‘chickenfeed’.

[jacknhoo]

“I pay extra to have my domain’s information not made public. Saves hassles from domain pirates, etc. “Private” is a standard offering from domain registrars, lots of folks use it.”

LOL, not lots of government entities handling Top Secret documents and information. She did exactly what you do. If you’re Secretary of State, you don’t do that...it is illegal. Seriously!?