[Catherine Herridge reported on those two examples above and on one email shown on FOX, there was the B-1 designation appearing in a column that reportedly means it is classified. . .Regardless, even I could recognize troop movements mentioned would trigger a super classified designation.]
This April 2011 email pertaining to the disposition of Gaddafi troops is interesting considering that during this period Clinton was receiving memos from her friend Sidney Blumenthal reporting on events inside Libya. Blumenthal was fronting for a group of international businessmen intent on cashing in on a regime change in Libya.
From May 19, 2015 New York Times:
“Much of the Libya intelligence that Mr. Blumenthal passed on to Mrs. Clinton appears to have come from a group of business associates he was advising as they sought to win contracts from the Libyan transitional government. The venture, which was ultimately unsuccessful, involved other Clinton friends, a private military contractor and one former C.I.A. spy seeking to get in on the ground floor of the new Libyan economy.
“The projects creating floating hospitals to treat Libyas war wounded and temporary housing for displaced people, and building schools would have required State Department permits, but foundered before the business partners could seek official approval.”
Clinton was passing some of Blumenthal’s reports to “senior diplomatic officials in Libya and Washington” in what was likely an argument on Hillary’s part for U.S. intervention and the removal of Gaddafi. Gaddafi’s death or exile was key to the grand postwar money schemes of Hillary’s friends.
It’s quite possible that Clinton was supplying Blumenthal and his partners with timely U.S. intelligence relating to
Gaddafi and his loyalists.
And what did Hillary say upon learning of Gaddafi’s death? “We came, we saw, he died.”
Just, wow.
I don’t see how she avoids hugh and series trouble to even finishing her campaign. She is going to get swamped like a tsunami with nothing but Q&A’s related to her possible indictment for criminal activity, whether Palmieri likes it or not, questions will keep coming.