Senile, old invalid.
Posted on 09/02/2016 5:36:42 PM PDT by NoLibZone
Let’s see she has a radical Muslim as her closest associate and she’s carrying around state secrets on her phones. Hmm....who could have taken them?
I went fishing, and the phone fell out of the boat.
oops, my bad
Presumably she lost them a couple of years ago. But you are correct there was no hacker. Assange who received the material said it came from an insider.
Gee...maybe Huma helped her lose them.
Assange received some DNC emails. The hackers took more than that. Assange suggested that Seth Rich was a potential source, but he didn’t confirm it.
The DNC was hacked regardless of whether or not Seth Rich leaked anything to Assange.
Simply HAVING classified material on a non-government Blackberry is “Mishandling” Classified Information, period.
Information is classified by its very existence. It matters not whether it is marked or not.
"Ceterum censeo Hillary esse delendam."
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She has an asbestos pad under her flaming pantsuit.
Lost them? Hell, I’ll bet she sold them.
Any chance the hacks occurred (read: were staged) later to create a detectable event that would throw off investigation into the “lost” mobile devices?
Intentionally lost, so enemy spies could pick them up.
2nd request for sources discussing the signatures.
It might have made it easier for hackers to leverage the data to do some real hacking.
Assange told the NPR interviewer he got the emails from an insider but would not name the insider. He did not confirm or deny Rich. But he insisted it was not from Russian hackers.
Yes, please ping me when someone presents actual evidence of hacking or even a source with a name.
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