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originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: Trueman
Forget about your theory for a moment. I want you to write a post saying: "Hillary is not corrupted". Come on, say it.
If I could objectively look at the situation I would say that very thing. If your Dr was in the news as much as Hillary, would you choose another Dr?
Here are a couple threads so you can see I am actually objective and you are not.
Why aren't you posting Trump stuff.
and these are threads I wrote yesterday kinda anti trump
www.abovetopsecret.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: Cygnis
Comey, AFAIK, is done.. He's got everyone pissed at him.
(I had to look up AFAIK) What is the deal, this sucks. Could they look through the emails with any degree of accuracy or not. What a mess.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: UKTruth
The digital version of a filing cabinet is fairly well known and has been since Windows was first introduced.
Right. And Clinton's email server would use a directory system because if it didn't, it wouldn't work. So would her email client, presumably. I know mine does.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Cygnis
You'll have to ask Comey about that. It would seem that he thinks not.
Hillary didn't have a .gov address her whole time as Sec. of State. I do believe that was a violation of NARA, which is part of Federal law, unless I am mistaken?
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: Cygnis
They used an "algorithm" to search for "hash" signatures. So a physical person, did not in fact, look at the e-mail contents itself.
Great, so all the wiki was just a joke then?
originally posted by: Leonidas
Document Disclosure for Examination for Discovery in Legal cases is done electronically almost exclusively now. Presuming the FBI had set parameters they were searching, a thorough search of 650,000 documents - especially emails - is not extraordinary in any way and easily done.
Having a backroom of smelly Juniors pouring over boxes of documents just isnt done anymore.