.... haven't voted for a Democrat or Republican for President since McGovern in 1972. Originally Posted by CuteOldGuyMcGovern was a soft spoken Bernie.
That explains a lot. How did you stay out of 'Nam?I tried to enlist and was rejected due to childhood illnesses. In fact, one of those illnesses came back strong a few years ago, and almost took my life. I found ASPD, and started having a lot of fun on the board while I was recovering. That's when my post count built up so much. It was a different board back then. Even the guys I argued with most sent pms encouraging me and wishing me well. Not that way today! LOL! But it's still entertaining.
So was Jimmy Carter. So why didn't you vote for him in 1976? Originally Posted by lustylad
That explains a lot. How did you stay out of 'Nam? Originally Posted by lustyladSometime do some "studying" on the actual number of servicemembers who served any time on the ground in S.E. Asia. It is interesting how the "dialogue" has shifted from denial back then to embracing that venture by those now claiming to have served "in country." Back then when traveling around few wore uniforms, which is seriously contrasted to the uniforms one sees today.
You can't possibly be serious. You do know that the emails sent to Hillary included 22 with the highest possible security classification, right? It's called SAP and it covers matters so sensitive that the contents of the 22 emails could not even be divulged to the Inspector General who discovered their existence while investigating this staggering security breach and scandal!1. The emails that were sent to Hillary from the staffers were labeled unclassified, just like in the example in Post #251.
Now tell me again what your argument is, flighty. Are you seriously suggesting those 22 SAP emails found on the hildebeest's private server were erroneously marked UNCLASSIFIED?
Oh, and one more question for you, flighty.... let's assume a US Secretary of State receives an email containing, say, satellite photos of a North Korean nuclear weapons site.... do you think a prudent, competent, and security-minded Secretary of State just might be expected to recognize this as extremely sensitive regardless of its classification label? Originally Posted by lustylad
1. The emails that were sent to Hillary from the staffers were labeled unclassified, just like in the example in Post #251.Yeah, flighty, there are rules, regulations and laws governing the handling of classified material, and the recipient is responsible for properly handling classified material regardless of how the recipient came by the classified material, flighty. The fact that Hildebeest is on record directing her minions to strip the classified markings from documents in order to transmit by insecure methods further undermines your fantasy POV, flighty.
2. There is no USC rule that states the recipient of an email must verify that the label on the email has the correct security classification.
3. The USC rules were put in place for spies and leaks. They were not intended for the SOS communicating with authorized staffers. At this point in time the Justice Department has not set up a Grand Jury. Which usually happens if you are going for an indictment.
http://fortune.com/2016/05/23/clinto...une&yptr=yahoo Originally Posted by flghtr65
Politically, the "legal experts" may be correct, but there are a sufficient number of intelligence "experts" and lawyers who deal with the laws and regulations regarding the handling of classified material who say otherwise in so far as whether or not she has committed serious crimes.
From the link:
Legal experts have said it appears unlikely Clinton would be formally charged with committing a crime.
Originally Posted by flghtr65
1. The emails that were sent to Hillary from the staffers were labeled unclassified, just like in the example in Post #251.There were over 52,000 pages of emails found on hildebeest's private server, not including the 30,000 emails that she erased. Are you claiming EVERY SINGLE ONE of them carried a clear and unmistakable marking of UNCLASSIFIED - including those 22 SAP emails that we now know contained information so sensitive investigators are not allowed to access them?
2. There is no USC rule that states the recipient of an email must verify that the label on the email has the correct security classification.
3. The USC rules were put in place for spies and leaks. They were not intended for the SOS communicating with authorized staffers. At this point in time the Justice Department has not set up a Grand Jury. Which usually happens if you are going for an indictment.
http://fortune.com/2016/05/23/clinto...une&yptr=yahoo Originally Posted by flghtr65
Old-T.... now please - tell us what you got! I assume you've been reading flighty's asinine attempts to minimize, rationalize, obfuscate and excuse all of the hildebeest's crimes.... Originally Posted by lustylad
Here is an eye-opening story from last August... oh my! Spy satellite secrets on a private server?Wasn't it shrillary, in her guise as Miz. Slick Willy, when they were running for office back in 1992 that threw out the " 2 for 1 " deal to the American people and then famously said on 60 minutes " I'm NOT a Tammy Wynette, stand-by-your-man kinda woman ! " As if to show her feminazi credentials ? Yet she expects the lying sexual predator Slick Willy to not only stand by her but to take care of the "domestic " problems in her administration. I've always thought that she was the more calculating and dangerous of those two criminals !
Hey kids, be sure to scrub stuff like “TOP SECRET//SI//TK//NOFORN” before you forward anything to me! All those NSA markings just creep me out!
http://www.thedailybeast.com/article...-s-emails.html Originally Posted by lustylad