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Originally posted by: pjstroh
Oh! So DonDiego confesses he does not know the contents of the "classified email" but he knows the contents were obvious to the sender as to their proper classification. I thank DonDiego for sharing his uninformed opinion and judgement on the subject.
Also - Don Diego obviously did not see the comments of Hillary Clinton's predecessor who engaged in the same exact practices and yet mysteriously has not been investigated by the same Republican led committee.
Originally posted by: pjstroh
Oh! So DonDiego confesses he does not know the contents of the "classified email" but he knows the contents were obvious to the sender as to their proper classification. I thank DonDiego for sharing his uninformed opinion and judgement on the subject.
Also - Don Diego obviously did not see the comments of Hillary Clinton's predecessor who engaged in the same exact practices and yet mysteriously has not been investigated by the same Republican led committee.
__DonDiego confesses ? ? ? Umm, no. Of course DonDiego does not know the contents of the classified e-mail. Unless they've been published somewhere, poor old DonDiego doesn't know the contents of any of Her e-mails; he is not on Her distribution list.
__DonDiego never mentioned anything about classification being "obvious". It is the senders responsibility to know if what She is sending is classified; if She does not know it is her responsibility to find out. Is it not obvious that the Secretary of State, a member of the President's Cabinet, should know this stuff?
__DonDiego knows the Law pertaining to handling of classified information. DonDiego knows that She signed the standard "Classified Information Non-Disclosure Agreement [SF-312]:
HR CI NDA
__DonDiego knows that beyond the SF-312 NDA, She also signed another Non-Disclosure Agreement addressing more sensitive classified information, Sensitive Compartmented Information [SCI]:
HR Clinton SCI NDA
The SCI NDA includes the following:
"I have been advised that the unauthorized disclosure, unauthorized retention, or negligent handling of SCI by me could cause irreparable injury to the United States or be used to advantage by a foreign nation.
“I understand that it is my responsibility to consult with appropriate management authorities in the Department . . . in order to ensure that I know whether information or material within my knowledge or control that I have reason to believe might be SCI."
[boldface added - DD]
The State Department said in September that Clinton’s private email system, set up at her Chappaqua, N.Y., home, was not authorized to handle SCI.
Clinton received at least two emails while secretary of state on her personal email server since marked TS/SCI—Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information—according to the U.S. intelligence community’s inspector general.
pjstroh is correct that DonDiego had not seen the comments by Colin Powell.
__ So poor old DonDiego cannot and does not know if Mr. Powell and She "engaged in the same exact practices." DonDiego is not absolutely certain that pjstroh knows that either.
Oh, . . . and that the "everybody does it" excuse is awfully weak, especially pertaining to national security.
Nonetheless, as always DonDiego recommends anyone who violates the Law should be prosecuted to the full extent of the Law. (DonDiego has stated this opinion many times within the LVA Forum)
That DonDiego recommends it does not mean it will happen, unfortunately.