THE WAY I SEE IT
by Don Polson Red
Bluff Daily News 3/10/2015
The Clintons’ traveling circus
Even though Hillary’s self-induced travails have
rightfully dominated headlines and Sunday talk shows (likewise on cable news
outlets), Bill Clinton has recently garnered his share of salacious attention.
Were you aware that he is documented traveling with a convicted pedophile?
“Bill Clinton took repeated trips on the ‘Lolita Express’—the private passenger
jet owned by billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein—with an actress in softcore
porn movies whose name appears in Epstein’s address book under an entry for
‘massages,’ according to flight logbooks obtained by Gawker and published today
for the first time (January 23).
"The logs also show that Clinton shared more than a
dozen flights with a woman who federal prosecutors believe procured under age
girls to sexually service Epstein and his friends…” Read more, if you can take
the slimy implications, at “Will Bill Clinton’s Past Doom Hillary’s Future” (Powerlineblog.com); also, look up “Flight Logs Put
Clinton, Dershowitz on Pedophile Billionaire’s Sex Jet” (Gawker.com). Hence, I
call it the “Clintons’ traveling circus” of horrors, no less.
The article titles alone paint what I think are
accurate, and very serious, implications to the indisputable facts admitted to
by even her defenders: Hillary Clinton set up a so-called “homebrew” server and
email domain in her private residence to facilitate completely private—as in
hidden from public scrutiny—communications for her and her staff. “Issa:
Clinton could face criminal charges” (thehill.com), “Yes, Hillary Clinton Broke
the Law” (nationalreview.com), “The Clintons: Still slippery after all these
years” (S.D. Union-Tribune).
Also worth considering are “Bolton: A Hillary
Presidency Would Be ‘Third Obama Term’” (Andrew Johnson), “The Hillary Cover-Up
and the End of Democracy” (Ben Shapiro), and “Next! Can we finally—finally!—be
done with the Clintons?” (Kevin D. Williamson). Overstated, perhaps? These are
searchable by title, most are posted at DonPolson.blogspot.com and all are
worth your time to be fully informed beyond what the two-minute coverage and
sound bite shout-fests provide.
Interestingly, a press that has assumed a virtual
supine position in front of Obama’s administration (notable exception being
Sheryl Attkisson for her dogged pursuit of Obama scandals and corruption)—that
same press seems to have rediscovered its collective nose for news regarding
Hillary’s email problems. Something happened and I think it stems from being
deceived in over Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) requests predicated on
decades of law and rule-making intended to create and keep records as open as
humanly possible.
Hillary Clinton’s private, secret email activities violated
“clear cut rules from the State Department that require all emails to be stored
on official government servers. The reason for this is simple: These types of
communications are subject to [FOIA requests], and without clear protocol for
preserving them, there is no way to guarantee that certain emails are not being
concealed from the public. Transparency is important, so that government
officials can be held accountable for their conduct in office. If emails can be
hidden on private servers or deleted, there is no effective check against
corruption at the highest levels of government” (Logan Albright).
Advocates and partisans of all stripes should
universally agree with that summary by Mr. Albright of Freedomworks.org. The
Federal Records Act of 1950 (44 U.S. Code, 3101) states “The head of each
Federal agency shall make and preserve records containing adequate and proper
documentation of the organization…” Long before Hillary Clinton took over, the
State Department pronounced, in 1995, “the messages being exchanged on E-mail
are important to the Department and must be preserved…(and) are considered
Federal records under the law.” (5 FAM 443.1)
Republican Trey Gowdy issued a subpoena “so that in
fact it will be a crime if she knowingly withholds documents pursuant to
subpoena,” said the former House Oversight Committee chairman Darrell Issa. It
turns out that Issa issued three subpoenas related to the 2012 Benghazi attacks
and it is indisputable that Clinton failed to completely comply with those
legal demands. There are many aspects to Hillary’s involvement, actions and
communications before, during and after the terrorist attacks that killed 4
Americans, including our Ambassador Chris Stevens, that are still unknown to
this day.
It also turns out that there was tremendous
vulnerability of Clinton’s email server to hackers, as a Wired magazine article
pointed out, “Why Clinton’s Private Email Server Was Such A Security Fail.”
Writer Andy Greenberg noted that “the security community is focused…on the
possibility that an unofficial, unprotected server held the communications of
America’s top foreign affairs official for four years, leaving all of it
potentially vulnerable to state-sponsored hackers.”
Hugh Hewitt put it best: “Hillary put her own desire
for secrecy ahead of the country’s need for security. That’s the bottom line.
Who knows whose lives were put in danger if sensitive sources were discussed
via this server and a hostile state was watching and reading every word?”
Hillary is the only first lady to be fingerprinted by the FBI, which found her
prints on missing documents in her White House quarters. This is not a carnival
sideshow; it’s a big tent scandal.
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