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So far, the intel traces back to the British SIS, who the Obama admin were using to "launder" the Russian collusion info so it appeared legitimate. Steele has offered no evidence to prove that legitimate Russian sources provided any of his info.
originally posted by: loam
a reply to: Boadicea
In the video, it seems the IG seemed surprised by the ' high' classification level.
I, uh, asked the Deputy Attorney General's office to help facilitate this, is to go back to the intelligence community and let us know how we can address whatever caused this to be classified at that high level, so that we can make sure that we can write it a level and get it to the members. Including the qu-- ans-- question you raise promptly, and ther-- they told us they are doing that. We very much want the committee to see this information.
Doesn't seem he expected that level of classification.
I, uh, asked the Deputy Attorney General's office to help facilitate this, is to go back to the intelligence community and let us know how we can address whatever caused this to be classified at that high level, so that we can make sure that we can write it a level and get it to the members. Including the qu-- ans-- question you raise promptly, and ther-- they told us they are doing that. We very much want the committee to see this information.
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: Boadicea
Makes no sense to make and keep something like that classified unless there is something to the claim IMO.
Based on everything we know, the Obama Admin was trying every possible thing to minimize the Clinton Server/email crisis. We see it in the changing of the gross negligent in the letter to Lynch telling Comey to call it just a matter.
originally posted by: Boadicea
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: Boadicea
Makes no sense to make and keep something like that classified unless there is something to the claim IMO.
No, it sure doesn't. And there's definitely something in the classified index, as the Kennedy/Horowitz exchange proves. But what? All we have is WaPo's anonymous sources...
And if the WaPo is right, then Lynch and Hillary had already made a deal by March (when the FBI got the info from the Russians), so what was the tarmac meeting about in June? Bill just saying "thank you"?
Based on everything we know, the Obama Admin was trying every possible thing to minimize the Clinton Server/email crisis. We see it in the changing of the gross negligent in the letter to Lynch telling Comey to call it just a matter.
Of course!!! Because Obama was using that same email account with a pseudonym -- and those emails are still sealed. Obama was never protecting Hillary. Obama was protecting Obama.
Obama, using a pseudonymous email account, had repeatedly communicated with Secretary Clinton over her private, non-secure email account.
...the Obama administration adamantly refused to disclose the Clinton–Obama emails.
Obama had his email communications with Clinton sealed. He did this by invoking a dubious presidential-records privilege. The White House insisted that the matter had nothing to do with the contents of the emails, of course; rather, it was intended to vindicate the principle of confidentiality in presidential communications with close advisers.
Obama deceptively told CBS News in a March 7 interview that he had found out about Clinton’s use of personal email to conduct State Department business “the same time everybody else learned it through news reports.”
originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: Boadicea
Thanks for the Link, I remember that and no one bats and eyelash over the President communicating to his SOS in a non secure manner?
The other thing I was talking about was a group chat where they were waiting for people to show up. It didn't smell right.