Bleachbit and the Hillary

There must've been some some severely private emails in the 30,000 she deleted because she used bleachbit to erase them all. Were there some top secret yoga info or something about wedding planning she wanted to make certain nobody else could ever see? Hmm..quite the pickle here.


Hillary Clinton’s lawyers used a special tool to delete emails from her personal server so that “even God can’t read them,” House Select Committee on Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy said on Thursday.

Gowdy (R-S.C.) said the use of BleachBit, computer software whose website advertises that it can “prevent recovery” of files
Clinton has long said that the deleted emails were all of a personal nature, relating largely to yoga and her daughter’s wedding...

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From what I know about God, I don't think it would really be a problem

Hillary doing yoga? I'd like to see her "downward dog". On second hand maybe I wouldn't want to see it. I have never heard of bleach bit. Generally the safest way to get rid of all of it is to wipe the drive, but that means reinstalling software.

While bleachbit can wipe the emails from Hillary's servers, it won't wipe the email threads from the servers of the people she communicated with.

BleachBit Creator Says Possibility of Finding Clinton's Wiped E-mails Exists

Oh man, barf-o-rama, I don't think the hill and yoga pants would or should go togother for that matter.

Quote from Fox Business interview with Bleachbit CEO Ziem:

When asked what purpose BleachBit is used for, Ziem responded, “People use BleachBit for different reasons, sometimes someone’s just trying to clean up their system, and make extra space. However, in Hillary Clinton’s case, it’d be hard to argue that, on an email server, that she would be trying to make extra space. … My understanding of the timeline is, first, she was asked to turn over this information to the FBI, and then she ran the BleachBit software to wipe her server clean. And, in that situation, it’s hard to imagine anything else other than trying to permanently remove information, and make it so that no one else could find it.”

So why is Hillary not indicted if she sought to purposefully delete evidence after the FBI requested the information. To me, this sounds like the same thing Enron did......

Great point. If this information was not sensitive, then why not just delete the emails instead of using Bleachbit?

Another item forky & co will be unable to answer but will try to change the subject on

One of the best political cartoons I've seen in a while.