Huma Is “Mortified” By What May Be In The Emails. She's Considered A Threat By FBI

a reply to: seasonal

That's true... I was figuring no one deleted anything. Huma said she didn't. I thought it was standard practice not to delete emails in the government for record-keeping. The numbers I gave are more like fudge factors to see if the volume would pass the sniff test.

t it was standard practice not to delete emails in the government for record-keeping.

a reply to: kuga1123

With an unsecured server in the basement, I'm guessing standard practice isn't high on HRC stagger's minds.

originally posted by: whyamIhere
These people were drunk with power.

The had the whole government under their control.

IRS, FBI, DOJ, DNC and many many more.

I think they thought they were untouchable.

Wrong...

I think it is entirely possible that Clinton will get away with it in terms of governmental and legal accountability. Lynn de Rothschild protects those she owns after all.

But then the ordinary people will be emboldened to take matters into their own hands, and what may come of that is an indeterminate shade of chaos mixed with the hue of justice.

originally posted by: Tardacus
She knows exactly what the F.B.I. is going to find on that laptop, don`t be surprised if she jumps on a plane and leaves the country before she gets nabbed by the F.B.I. for treason.
I expect she will fly to a country that won`t extradite her back to the U.S., maybe Iran.
she`s going to leave Hillary and some other people to face the executioner.

She's a spy. She made Hillary fall in love with her and has been stealing secrets FOR the Brotherhood ever since.

Not only did Huma # her over with syncing her iPhone or whatever to Weiner's laptop, but her heart is broken, too. Bad week for Hillary.

originally posted by: schuyler

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: schuyler
Great points, so you are saying the reason it is 650,000 e-mails is because it is an copy of the basement server? Please excuse simple my question, I just want to be sure.

I believe so. The sheer number here points to that scenario. 650K is huge, so it can't possibly represent single-email copy 'for those favorite recipes." It's the entire email file itself. I also doubt that the email file was in ready-to-read format because you need a reader for that. With that many emails they had to have been between disparate people over time. You can't just copy a file over and start reading the emails from Microsoft Outlook because those emails aren't addressed to you and your reader, by virtue of being on a different computer, probably couldn't read even those.

Conclusion? The file was moved "en masse" to the laptop and not intended to be read on that laptop, but, perhaps, transferred. Begging the question, huh? Transferred where? Now I'm creeping myself out. With that file away from the unsecure Hillary server it is essentially out in the open and could be transferred in a few seconds or minutes to anywhere in the world. Now who would benefit from having access to all those emails?

Any suggestions?

No, that not how it works at all. You can totally just read a file. Yes, you need a reader, a client, or maybe you have to mount the dB in the server, don't matter. Easily read unless encrypted.

I have sys administration experience on a mail server. Lots of them.

If you've ever looked at a store, you'd know that emails are not distributed evenly amongst the users. Setting aside quotas and retention policies, the tendency is for a small percentage of the mail domain users account for a large portion of the store. While a vast majority of users don't have a lot stored individually, there are a lot more of those types of users.

You're off on the number of users by I'd say 100.

originally posted by: JacKatMtn

originally posted by: roadgravel
a reply to: Jonjonj

How is the "insurance files" directory explained. Think Anthony spent forever saving off 650K emails?

Maybe some one on Reddit will find posts with Anthony asking which and where the files holding emails are stored in TBird or Outlook.

What if, the alleged folder "insurance files"... isn't the 650K emails...

But AW's dirt on those in power for his own protection?

What if the insurance file is undercover state secrets that Huma got on our government officials that she was passing along to other countries to bribe or scam our government. I don't think Weiner was smart enough to have thought past his wanker.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: seasonal

They've already said there were no email from or to Hillary. These are Huma to the state dept.

Git a source for this false claim? I've seen it all over the need that they found emails from Hillary that were not seen before that appeared to be from the stuff bleachbitted from her private server...

You have a downright cheek asking others for sources when you provided none for this!

originally posted by: Informer1958
I got some information that when these emails 650k come out there will be nothing incriminating about Hillary.

Mainstream media working with the Hillary camp will claim this was a Republican plot once all these emails are released, to make Hillary look bad.

Meetings are going on right now with the FBI and Clinton camp to stage this event, this is also a distracting to keep people from concentrating on the Wikileaks email dumps.

This is how the Clinton camp plans on stealing the election.

All schools will be shut down on election day because the PTB are afraid that millions of Americans will realize that the election was stolen. Seriously, the PTB do not know how Americans will react.

Is there any truth to all this? We will have to wait and see what happens.

WikiLeaks could turn up the heat by releasing on an accelerated schedule, also by highlighting specific emails, issues and subjects.

Dbl post

Is it possible the FBI came across Huma as an infiltrated spy that picked corrupt immoral politicians like Hillary. Trading sexual lesbian favors and gaining trust so much that Hillary considers her like a daughter and Huma gets state secrets to benefit many other countries like Saudi Arabia, Israel, etc. A super spy that traded information among external agents in many countries.

Humas mother runs the Muslim Sisterhood and is proud of Humas accomplishments. Maybe Huma was bred as a Spy to infiltrate and influence the government and bring in Muslims to destabilize and work toward overtaking America from within. A sort of a Muslim Trojan Horse.

originally posted by: AboveBoard
I don't think HER emails amount to 650k - most of that is her husband's stuff. That is the total amount of the emails on the entire laptop.

Thats a lotta Weirner pics

a reply to: Informer1958

This election has been so screwed I wouldn't be surprised if this is a coordinated Gov't, FBI, Camp Hillary psyop. The peoples' attention is now focused away from Wikileaks, meanwhile Trumps building this up as the silver bullet and suddenly the FBI will come out announcing that the emails are photos of Hillarys yoga poses and recipes.

Then Trumps made to look foolish for declaring "this is bigger than Watergate" (which it actually is) Suddenly if these emails are deemed innocent it'll make everyone forget about the other incriminating ones

originally posted by: schuyler
The overall question I have on this issue is WHY are all those emails on Huma's laptop? It's not trivial to copy them from one computer to another. You have to know what file to move where. On modern Windows-based computers, which surely this is, files can be hidden and difficult to even find. Someone had to know what file was full of emails, where it was, and where to move it intentionally both on the source and the target computer. I ran multiple servers, including email servers, for years. I NEVER backed up a server onto a laptop. Normally I'd back up a server to an enclosed tape system, or I would "mirror" the server (duplicate it) and ensure important files are duplicated onto another disk CLOSE AT HAND, because, if you have a disk go bad, you don't want to flounder around and wonder where the hell the duplicate copy is. You want it right there. I'd also have a "most recent" backup off site, normally tape, but this would be in a regular rotation with tapes expressly for that purpose--not a random laptop.

So understand the problem here? Huma's laptop is a very strange place to put backup files, so it probably wasn't intentionally for a backup; it was there as a copy, a completely unsecure copy. Why?

You would be suprised. Most companies etc use office. To get access to the PST / OST:

C:Users\AppDataLocalMicrosoftOutlook

You can easily import PST's to outlook / emclient / any client and OST's need some basic software ($10) to export to PST files.

*board his nerd plane and goes back to fixing exchange servers*

originally posted by: Tardacus
She knows exactly what the F.B.I. is going to find on that laptop, don`t be surprised if she jumps on a plane and leaves the country before she gets nabbed by the F.B.I. for treason.
I expect she will fly to a country that won`t extradite her back to the U.S., maybe Iran.
she`s going to leave Hillary and some other people to face the executioner.

She may already be gone... no sign of her.
This may be much worse for Hillary in that it may be revealed she let a spy become her closest confidant. Think about 650k emails... it's not normal. Hillary, or course, is now underplaying Huma's role.. just 'one of her staffers'.

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: AboveBoard

I don't think HER emails amount to 650k - most of that is her husband's stuff. That is the total amount of the emails on the entire laptop.

By most are you talking about, maybe, 500,000 emails? That is a huge # of emails. Stop and think about how long that would take.

I don't think it would take as long as you think. I work as the IT Director for a fairly small company and definitely have more than 500,000 emails from the 6 years I've been here. Granted, some are automated QA's, but Huma and Company are probably on dozens of email distribution list, and likely easily get hundreds of emails a day if not more.

From a technical perspective, I would imagine that Huma would have had delegate access to other mailboxes, which would give her the ability to export those as a PST, or have those other mailboxes in her Outlook client. I typically have 3 or 4 other mailboxes under mine..ex-employees, etc.

a reply to: peter_kandra

Does anyone know the number of staff members?

a reply to: peter_kandra
That's where I was going with the fudge factor/sniff test. I think your suggestion is a more likely scenario than a full server backup of all employees - especially if she had access to other accounts (which is probably another breach of security clearance procedures). Kind of like an administrative assistant has access to their bosses' email and calendar. Except in this case, maybe Huma had access to several. I like this theory Peter.

I mean, we know she turned in, what, about 30k emails? She supposedly deleted 33k as "personal"? So that is about 10% of the haul on that computer over 4 years if it has ALL of her emails. And maybe it runs after her tenure as SOS. I'm not sure where those numbers of her official email counts ever originated from though. That's another thing to explore I suppose.

a reply to: kuga1123

So you know HRC know this, when is the whole show going to get shut down with the all is clear with emails. Or is all not clear?

a reply to: seasonal

Its just a lot of educated guesses really. I have no idea what twists and turns the great powers that be are planning on inserting in this novel before it reaches its conclusion. I'm enjoying just watching it all unfold. It is theater to me. Either way 650k of emails between a couple's personal accounts is far too many to support it only being a handful of work related emails.

I do think the worst evidence that "something" is there is because Huma is not on the campaign trail and was immediately demoted to "one of her staffers." If I were an interviewer, the only question I'd have to ask hrc would be, "If you are confident that there is nothing to hide, why Is Huma not at your side today?" The mere existence that Weiner had access is enough to change the whole outcome of the case. That is just a matter of fact. You assume the responsibility of a server against government protocol, then you assume the responsibility of anyone who has access to it and to anything that occurs during that time period.