With new email release, total of classified emails on Hillary’s unsecured server reaches 1818

americanthinker.com ^ | 2/27/2016 | Thomas Lifson

[rktman]

The damage to national security from Hillary Clinton’s choice to use an unsecured private server to handle all her State Department business is substantial, and could well be catastrophic. Friday night’s release of 800 emails included 88 more with classified data, bringing the total to 1818, including 22 so top secret that no portion of them can be released to the public.

It is all but certain that America’s enemies, ever alert to hacking opportunities, have read everything that was on the server, even the yoga positions and wedding plans. But also the national security details, including names of secret agents in our employ.

[rktman]

Hmmmmm. So, what is the magic number of violations before somebody gets indicted? I guess it hasn't been reached yet huh? Pretty sure when I was working one would have done you in. But then I wasn't privileged like some people.

[HarleyLady27]

http://viewpure.com/Prls6Iz3B3E

[ClearCase_guy]

They could find an email to Hillary from Khamenei saying: “Thanks for the names of all of the CIA operatives in the Middle East. We have already begun killing them. The $5 million you requested has been added to your Swiss bank account.”

The media would see that and still fail to see why people consider this a big deal.

[Lockbox]

With Hillary it must be one million or what difference does it make!

[Pilgrim's Progress]

Hence forever and forsooth . . . let this be known as the ‘battle of 1818.’

As it is said, so shall it be done . . . and all that.

[Lurker]

Edward Snowden is a fugitive from justice.

Hillary is a candidate for President.

This nation has gone quite mad.

L

[rktman]

LOL! Nicely done.

[Jet Jaguar]

Ping.

[Telepathic Intruder]

Those were about yoga classes and Chelsea’s wedding plans. No, really. I’m serious. What?

[The Antiyuppie]

http://viewpure.com/Prls6Iz3B3E

Funny...but unfortunately, sadly true.

[Menehune56]

Just a single unprotected classified document would get anyone else prosecuted.

[palmer]

I went part way through the latest batch. Clinton's claim that they are being retroactivity classified (i.e. overclassified) is clearly false. The state dept has redacted practically every email with any substance, removing names and all sorts of mundane data (e.g. redacting an public letter from a Senator). Most of those redacted emails are unclassified meaning that they redacted unclassified info because it was sensitive.

The email corpus contains some Confidential emails. Those are also redacted. In that case both Confidential and sensitive data has been redacted and there's no way to know how much of each. There are no Secret or higher emails in the corpus (that I have seen so far) because I think they don't release those, even redacted. One email says "Do not forward" but it was forwarded anyway to Clinton. It is marked Confidential and heavily redacted. Her claim that no emails were marked classified is obviously technically correct but her staff obviously disregarded the laws and regulations about marking and they knowingly did that by using terms like "do not forward". There is a bus warming up for some of them. I would guess Mills from the emails I have read so far.

Hillary's claim that the classified emails should be released is dangerous and delusional posturing for uninformed voters. There is redacted sensitive information in many of the unclassified emails which would be harmful to release. The classified emails would clearly be harmful to release even just the Confidential ones that are already redacted and released.

[rktman]

That sure seems to be how I remember it in all the security briefings I was required to attend. Yearly. For 36 years.

[SteveH]

keyboard spew alert

[SteveH]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Prls6Iz3B3E

[palmer]

From: https://foia.state.gov/searchapp/DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_Feb26thWeb/O-2015-08632FEB26/DOC_0C05781375/C05781375.pdf

From: Neera Tanden [email addy redacted]
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2011 9:50 PM
To: H
Subject: hacked email

My apologies - my account had been hacked. Our security team traced it to a counterfeit pharmaceutical company in the Philippines, so it's not more nefarious than that but I'm very sorry to have that email sent to you. We've restored the account, so shouldn't happen again.

While I can only imagine your travels to have been exhausting, at this somewhat awkward time for the world's view of us I'm glad you were there representing American leadership. We're all lucky for it.

We've all been consumed by the debt limit fight, and I can honestly say it's been incredibly dispiriting. On many levels. The assumptions the White House are making are almost the most depressing element of this.

Neera

Neera Tanden hugs Hillary Clinton at the Center for American Progress 10th Anniversary event in 2013.

[WildHighlander57]

Yep, I agree with y’all; just —one— doc of that classification level let out, and it’s over.

[palmer]

Email about statements from (fake) UN envoy Khatib who with Chris Stevens is running a (Confidential) war in Eastern Libya a year before Steven was killed:
https://foia.state.gov/searchapp/DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_Feb26thWeb/O-2015-08632FEB26/DOC_0C05784324/C05784324.pdf

[rktman]

“...and it’s over.” Well, over for non-special folks.

[blueunicorn6]

Think about it.

Hillary Clinton is a known tightwad. She even gave away her old dirty underwear to take a tax deduction.

Why would this old skinflint buy her own computer and network?

The American taxpayers provided her with a computer and a network. Heck, we provided her two computers and two networks. One of those computers and networks was just for secret information.

But she had to have her own?

Baloney.

Trace that computer equipment back and see who bought it.

The old tightwad would never buy her own stuff. Somebody provided it to her. Lord knows what kind of spyware was on that computer and network before she got it.

It’s treason.

This country has hung Americans who committed treason.