The E-mails were on the roof....

[Plane]

http://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/state-department-hid-key-clinton-benghazi-email-from-judicial-watch/

The Obama State Department last week admitted it withheld a key Benghazi email of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton from Judicial Watch since at least September 2014.  If the State Department disclosed the email when first supposedly found, Clinton’s email server and her hidden emails would have been disclosed nearly two years ago, before Clinton authorized the alleged deletion of tens of thousands of emails.

What difference does it make at this point?

This is a technique for getting out from under bad news , let a little of it out at a time, if all of the truth had hit the public at one time, Orange would be the new pantsuit.

But if you can stonewall and throw a bone to the wolves every now and then, you can pretend to obey the law and outwait the patience of the public.

I am amazed at how well it works.

But it reminds me of a Joke.

When Bob calls home he gets his brother Ted on the phone.

"Hi Ted How is everything?"
"Well Bob, the cat is dead."

"Hey hey hey! "said Bob"Don't give me such bad news all of a sudden! You know I loved Tacocat, I am feeling lots of hurt now!" Next time there is some bad news you should break it up a little , tell it as a story , like you could start telling me that the Cat was on the roof, then that she fell, then that the Vet worked on her for hours , THEN tell me that she has died , so that I get the idea in parts and don't feel such shock.

"Oh I get it Bob "said Ted " I will keep that in mind."

"Ok then,- whew-" said Bob" So how is Mother?"


"Well, she was on the roof..."

[sirs]

SOP.....

Delay

Delay

Delay

Delay

Delay

Delay

Delay

Delay some more

Then proclaim how what happened, happened so long ago, and what difference does it make now?

[hnumpah]

DeLay?  Wasn't he tangled up in all that crap with Hastert somehow?

 

[sirs]

Notice the spelling......I think that more than clarifies the delay, I'm referring too       

[Plane]

DeLay?  Wasn't he tangled up in all that crap with Hastert somehow?

 

That turned out to be totally legal stuff.

Fair no, legal yes.

[Plane]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/former-police-officer-locked-in-solitary-confinement-for-7-months-after-not-handing-over-his-passwords/ar-BBspGZb?li=BBnb7Kz

.....once a police sergeant with the Philadelphia Police Department, where he served for 17 years. Now, he spends 22 and a half hours of every day completely alone. If someone visits him, they have to remain behind a barrier. Each month, he’s granted one fifteen minute phone call. Thus far, he’s had the opportunity to chat on the phone for an hour and forty-five minutes, because he’s been in solitary confinement for the past seven months.

The reason? He won’t give away the passwords to his encrypted hard drives, which were seized as part of a.....

He isn't charged with a crime , not yet , all of the presumed evidence is in his encrypted electronics.

He is merely in contempt of court.

Ordinary people are getting less and less right to keep anything private.

At some level of class , money and influence such rights are still precious.

I could be satisfied in two different ways.

If HRC were treated in the same way as a commoner.

Or.

If the privacy rights of the common man got same respect as Her Royal Clintoness.

[hnumpah]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/former-police-officer-locked-in-solitary-confinement-for-7-months-after-not-handing-over-his-passwords/ar-BBspGZb?li=BBnb7Kz

.....once a police sergeant with the Philadelphia Police Department, where he served for 17 years. Now, he spends 22 and a half hours of every day completely alone. If someone visits him, they have to remain behind a barrier. Each month, he’s granted one fifteen minute phone call. Thus far, he’s had the opportunity to chat on the phone for an hour and forty-five minutes, because he’s been in solitary confinement for the past seven months.

The reason? He won’t give away the passwords to his encrypted hard drives, which were seized as part of a.....

He isn't charged with a crime , not yet , all of the presumed evidence is in his encrypted electronics.

He is merely in contempt of court.

Ordinary people are getting less and less right to keep anything private.

At some level of class , money and influence such rights are still precious.

I could be satisfied in two different ways.

If HRC were treated in the same way as a commoner.

Or.

If the privacy rights of the common man got same respect as Her Royal Clintoness.

Oh my....it is an investigation into child porn....he tried to unlock it but says he forgot the password....and he is in solitary for his own protection (since he was a police officer)....

So much for that.

[Xavier_Onassis]

People do forget passwords. And on a couple of occasions I have written the password down,  referenced it and used it successfully and it still refused to work. Apparently someone disabled it, changed it or something. This was for a couple of retail sites.

[Plane]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/former-police-officer-locked-in-solitary-confinement-for-7-months-after-not-handing-over-his-passwords/ar-BBspGZb?li=BBnb7Kz

.....once a police sergeant with the Philadelphia Police Department,...
I could be satisfied in two different ways.

If HRC were treated in the same way as a commoner.

Or.

If the privacy rights of the common man got same respect as Her Royal Clintoness.

Oh my....it is an investigation into child porn....he tried to unlock it but says he forgot the password....and he is in solitary for his own protection (since he was a police officer)....

So much for that.

So, you will open a link?

I do not think Hillary Clinton's  offenses are less serious , the potential for her being locked up for years is forestalled only by who she is and what she is.

[sirs]

I do not think Hillary Clinton's  offenses are less serious , the potential for her being locked up for years is forestalled only by who she is and what she is.

BINGO!

[hnumpah]

Actually I spotted it while cruising the news.

If this is an ongoing grand jury investigation, and he is in contempt, generally he can be held without actual arrest until the grand jury either finishes it's investigatIon or it's term expires and a new grand jury is seated.

[Christians4LessGvt]

People do forget passwords. And on a couple of occasions I have written the password down,  referenced it and used it successfully and it still refused to work. Apparently someone disabled it, changed it or something. This was for a couple of retail sites.

I have a password list....but it is done somewhat in "code"
i know what the symbols and code translate to,
but most even if they saw the list would not be able to easily know what the passwords are
like for example a password like "JenniferGFHS"....might actually be "Jennifer1976"
because only I would know Jennifer was my girl friend in 1976

[kimba1]

mine is designed to make IT people groan. It`s something nerd related like 3x2(9YZ)4A  people who know this are extreme hardcore comicbook fans and it`s quite embarrassing to know this on top of our heads.


NCC-1701 is another example

[Xavier_Onassis]

The "experts" claim that one should have a completely different password for every site.
I agree that this is best for maximum security, but I question that anyone has actually invented and used successfully 300 unique passwords or more with success.