Clinton-era hard drive missing from archives

Clinton-era hard drive missing from archives

thehill.com

A massive amount of sensitive, national security-related information from the Clinton administration has gone missing from the national archives.

The Inspector General of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) told congressional committee staffers Tuesday that a hard drive containing over a terabyte of information -- the equivalent of millions of books--went missing from the NARA facility in College Park, Md., sometime between October 2008 and March 2009

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You should all take a long look in this article I wonder who paid off who inside of NARA to get this were not talking about 1 or 2 documents here that are secret were talking about a terabyte of info thats flat out gone.

So who paid who bush pay clinton? clinton pay bush? did the israeli mossad pay someone inside nara to steal from the U.S. again? It will be very interesting to see if the media even bothers to mention anything about this today.

Falcon


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Might want to find out where Sandy Berger was at the time.

He was a Clinton boy, and you can easily stash a hard drive down your britches.

THERE'S NO BIG SURPRISE....

Very strange, stuff seems to go missing from what should be very guarded material.



[edit on 19-5-2009 by phi1618]

I bet the hard drive was full of porn

Is this the age of information stealing? Over the past few years quite a few things have been stolen that holds sensitive information it seems, makes me wonder just how easy it is to access the stuff and whether it was a person who was employed their that got their hands on it or what not.

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Haha

It really shows we are lagging in the whole "Secure" department!

Who would want 10 or more old data on event logs? I bet it's just lost.

This is a pretty big theft if it is in fact stolen.

That hard drive includes information on Secret Service operating procedures, event logs, and other "highly sensitive information," according to the office of Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), the ranking member on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. The data also includes 100,000 Social Security numbers, including the number of one of Al Gore's daughters.

Why release that information? They could have just left it at highly sensitive material. Curious.