Posted on 12/17/2024 12:55:45 AM PST by CFW
New email records released by the National Archives show then-Vice President Joe Biden was briefed about sensitive foreign policy matters by then-advisor Antony Blinken on his private email account, including details about a failed North Korean missile launch.
Joe Biden, now president, first faced scrutiny about potential private accounts after emails contained on Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop showed the then-vice president in the Obama administration was using an email address with a pseudonym to communicate about business and official matters with his son, other family members, and senior staff.
One new email, part of several batches released by the National Archives pursuant to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit shows that in the hours following a North Korean missile launch in April 2012, Blinken—who was then Biden’s national security advisor—sent a message to the vice president’s private email account "robinware456@gmail.com" with details about the sensitive national security matter.
“Just in case you missed it, the North Korean rocket failed somewhere between the first and second stages,” Blinken wrote. “Will take some time to determine why.” The future Secretary of State signed the email message, “tony.”
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Communication Rules???
We don’t need no STEENKIN RULES!
BTTT
They raided Mar A Lago, because of some old records which might be sensitive.
They “briefed” the Vice President, who was putting secrets out for public dissemination, on his computer.
The enemy didn’t even have to leave their cave to hack it.
Pedo Pete takes a break from accepting chicom bribes.
Briefing Joe Biden.....how do you brief someone who is not mentally able to be briefed????
"now president"? Huh. Who knew?
Like briefing a tree stump.
Same ****, different country.
Why do you do it...?
A: To brief whomever was with him?
Inquiring minds want to know.
I knew this was coming. They’re probably putting leverage on Biden to pardon himself and all of his staff and whomever is on those mails.
The best justice ones can buy.
“I knew this was coming. They’re probably putting leverage on Biden to pardon himself and all of his staff and whomever is on those mails”
Strong possibility... thank you for your comment.
It’s early …
I read the headline and at first I thought the topic was about Joe Biden being insecure about his e-mail pseudonyms
Like pedopete or whatever Hunter used that one time
Time for coffee
The information about the North Korean rocket failure was almost certainly classified. For one thing, the Norks have poor instrumentation and may not be able to assess the performance of their systems. We are not their range instrumentation contractor. Secondly, we do not want the Norks to know what our assessment of their systems is, regardless of whether or not they have better information.
When I was an Air Force contractor we were briefed about the public records act. For us, and Air Force personnel, civilian and military, it was unlawful to conduct public business on private email, except in circumstances where it was expedient, but we had to include our Air Force email on cc:.
The purpose was to prevent hiding government records from FOIA disclosure. Every government record was subject to preservation, with certain minor exceptions, like mess hall menus or gym closing hours. There is no evidence that Biden's transfer of the records to NARA was timely. If a contract is being competed and an Air Force official or contractor has communications with one competitor that may potentially disadvantage another that is unfair and can lead to costly and time consuming protests and delays. Record preservation must be timely.
Letting your business partners or family members in on information not available to the general public is obviously a serious ethical issue.
I truly resent those who voted these people into power. Thank God they lost this time around. We should never forget how close we came to the end of America as we know it.
Pedro Delecto and Carlos Danger are already taken. I wonder what SloJo’s handle was.
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