Hillary Clinton lost
several mobile telephones during her tenure as Secretary of State,
according to recently released FBI documents pertaining to her mishandling of
classified information. These phones would’ve carried e-mails from her private
server, likely including classified information.
One
report states, “Abedin and Hanley indicated the whereabouts of Clinton’s
devices would frequently become
unknown once she transitioned to a new device.” Frequently? Every garden-variety citizen I know of here in
fly-over country either turns their old phone in for recycling upon purchase of
a new one, or stores it in its original box, in a closet, pending some
unforeseen emergency use.
According
to Breitbart.com, another report notes that Clinton is known to have used 11
smartphones while Secretary of State and two more thereafter. Investigators
wanted all 13 of these mobile devices, but two had been destroyed and none
of the others could be found! Documents show that a staffer destroyed Clinton’s
old phones “by breaking them in half or hitting them with a hammer.” Nothing
unusual about that. Personally, I pour acid on mine and then put them through a
wood-shredder. Doesn’t mean she had any sensitive information- or anything to
hide- on them!
Concerns
arose that Hillary may have left a trail of phones around the globe for hostile
powers and foreign spies to hack, but the former head of the State said she never lost a cell phone while
traveling abroad. Well, at least we put that fear to rest! Apparently then,
whilst in the U.S., she lost more phones than a platoon’s worth of alcoholic
traveling salesmen.
Apart from
mishandling information, “losing” thousands of e-mails, and being unable to
pinpoint where her ad-hoc server was, she can’t even remember where a plethora
of her former phones went. Good thing she isn’t tasked with carrying the
nuclear briefcase.
“Where’s
the case, Hill? Where’s the briefcase??!!”
“Well,
I’m sure I had it earlier today. Let’s see, where
is the last place I know I had it? Umm… Bulgaria?!”
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(Federal law prohibits the unauthorized transfer, storage,
or destruction of classified information or documents. There is a strict
protocol and precise procedures to be followed when devices containing
government documents are to be destroyed, especially those containing
classified information that could endanger national security).
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