CORRUPTION STARTS AT THE TOP
And expresses below in police crimes
& heroic
though chaotic victims’ response
in the streets.
ONE LESSON PREVAILS: IF CORRUPT authorities
at the top cannot
make the LAW be respected, PEOPLE
WITH THEIR VOTE can punish
Hillary for her crimes and bring her to new Authorities to do their
job
DON’T VOTE HILLARY is the right
response against corruption
DON’T VOTE HILLARY is our imperative of consciousness right
now.
By Tyler Durden
Most of
Hillary Clinton’s deleted emails, subsequently recovered during an FBI probe
into her email server abuse, won’t be made public until after
Election Day, according to a new timetable set Friday by a federal judge.
"This is an absolutely corrupt process the State
Department has come up with," Judicial Watch president Tom
Fitton blasted in response.
..
One month ago, we
reported that the State Department announced some good and some bad news
for transparency advocates was disclosed, when
Hillary Clinton's former employer said it would release all of the deleted
work-related emails that the FBI recovered from Hillary Clinton’s private
system, eliminating the possibility that the
messages will remain secret. The State Dept had "voluntarily"
agreed to produce non-exempt agency records responsive to Judicial Watch's FOIA
request. That was the good news. The bad news
was that as we said, it remains unclear if the full set
of emails would be released by the presidential election on Nov. 8.
Now we know the answer: no, it
won't.
According to a new timetable set
Friday by a federal judge, most of Hillary Clinton’s deleted, and then
recovered, emails won’t be made public until after Election Day. As the WSJ
reports, Judge James Boasberg on Friday ordered the State Department to
finish processing 1,050 pages of material for release by Nov. 4—just a fraction of what could be as much as 10,000 pages of
material.
The farcical development, and
latest confirmation of corruption at all echelons of US government, was
revealed when the judge set the new timetable, which previously was
expected to play out in the coming weeks, after acknowledging that the State
Department was struggling to manage the burden of dozens of lawsuits and
thousands of requests for records from Mrs. Clinton’s time in office.
In other words, because Clinton
has been sued so many times for non-compliance with subpoenas, for destroying
evidence, for purging servers, for crushing cell phones with hammers, and
generally for hiding information, THE STATE DEPARTMENT - with its
thousands of government employees - is unable to
provide the public with what may be the most important glimpse into Hillary's
allegedly criminal activities: the not so arbitrary deletion of up to
15,000 emails.
According to
the WSJ, the new schedule would push the release of
most of the newly discovered emails past Election Day, at which point
not even the most scandalous revelations would have any impact on the
outcome of who is America's next president.
To be sure, some emails will be
made public: the first batch, appropriately filtered to exclude any sensitive
topics, is due to be released on Oct. 7, with two other pre-Election Day
releases scheduled for Oct. 21 and Nov. 4. After that, the State
Department has committed processing 500 pages a month.
The State Department says it has
identified roughly 15,000 email messages to or from Mrs. Clinton that the FBI
recovered and turned over to the State Department. Of those 15,000,
about 9,400 have been deemed purely personal and will be excluded from release,
according to lawyers representing the Department. Another 5,600 emails
were deemed work-related but State Department attorneys warned that up to 50%
of those are duplicates of emails that Mrs. Clinton already turned over.
It is worth repeating: nearly
6,000 work-related emails were deleted by the same person who assured
Congress that none such emails were purged, and only personal stuff was
"BitBleached.".. As the WSJ adds, department lawyers said they aren’t
sure how many total pages the newly discovered emails comprise but that each
email comprised on average about 1.8 pages, they said.
But while this legal travesty
should infuriate all Americans, no matter if on the left or right, the one person most outraged was Judicial Watch president Tom
Fitton, the man single-handedly responsible for the countless of Clinton
emails revealed in the past year (whatever happened to independent,
investigative media), who said that “the American
people could be deprived of this information at this essential time."
"this
is an absolutely corrupt process the State Department has come up with,”
Fitton said, blaming the department for the continuing delays.
As a reminder the either
blatantly corrupt, criminal or merely grossly incompetent FBI closed its
investigation into Hillary without recommending any charges, although
recent Reddit revelations that Hillary's tech aide had sought outside
assistance to purge her email server, provides some
hope that some less corrupt government organization, clearly not the FBI, may
actually get to the bottom of Hillary's ongoing email scandal. That
said, having seen how the US legal system works, we are not holding our breath
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