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magical thyme

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10. a lot of people read Newsweek and a lot of people read Reuters.

Reply to Fred Sanders (Reply #7)

Thu Sep 24, 2015, 09:37 PM

Sep 2015

The source is a good one.

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NSA Chief: Hillary Clinton Emails Were 'Opportunity' for Foreign Spy Agencies [View all] magical thyme Sep 2015 OP

How Team Clinton screwed up the security on her server jeff47 Sep 2015 #1

Also, they didn't pay the extra $10 for private domain registration. ALWAYS the mark of an amateur. DisgustipatedinCA Sep 2015 #6

Amateurish, but not that bad in this case jeff47 Sep 2015 #17

I just meant that to the right people with bad intent, non-private registration could be like a... DisgustipatedinCA Sep 2015 #20

Yeah, but she also traveled to China and Russia. jeff47 Sep 2015 #21

one other thing this email stuff presents an opportunity for bigtree Sep 2015 #2

it's an article in Newsweek, which a lot of people outside of DU read and trust magical thyme Sep 2015 #4

I decided to click in the link to check your claim...the article is from Reuters, reprinted. Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #7

a lot of people read Newsweek and a lot of people read Reuters. magical thyme Sep 2015 #10

Lot of people read Fox and NY Post. Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #11

holy crap. 5 replies -- almost 50% -- on a topic you are "bored" with. magical thyme Sep 2015 #15

a lot of people can't deal. they are always the same three people. roguevalley Sep 2015 #24

the issue remains the same bigtree Sep 2015 #8

The question, no quote, was about foreign officials who use private servers for "official business". Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #9

you're so bored with it you had to reply 3 times? make that 4 times! magical thyme Sep 2015 #12

My work here is done. Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #13

as far as Clinton is concerned bigtree Sep 2015 #18

take out clinton, put in bush. You would be gathering firewood as i write this roguevalley Sep 2015 #25

that's sophistry bigtree Sep 2015 #27

So NSA who knows a bit or two about breaking in to everything electronic, jeff47 Sep 2015 #16

they have their agenda bigtree Sep 2015 #22

And now you're beating the dead messenger's corpse. jeff47 Sep 2015 #23

'hate' has nothing to do with it bigtree Sep 2015 #28

And how does that close the security holes in her server? (nt) jeff47 Sep 2015 #44

Oh, please. 840high Sep 2015 #31

Eyes on the Prize: Get Bernie the Nomination, don't kiss the NSA's ass emulatorloo Sep 2015 #3

Yeah! What's the NSA know about breaking into servers anyway!!! jeff47 Sep 2015 #19

One can't distrust the NSA one day and become a fanboy the next emulatorloo Sep 2015 #36

What fanboy? jeff47 Sep 2015 #38

Simple concept: The enemy of my enemy is not my friend emulatorloo Sep 2015 #39

Simple concept: killing the messenger does not change the message. jeff47 Sep 2015 #42

I read the OP twice and still have no idea what the fuss is about. And since there is not a Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #5

That's correct Admiral hootinholler Sep 2015 #14

Funny how they were never hacked but NSA was. nt kelliekat44 Sep 2015 #26

Who was never hacked? Fawke Em Sep 2015 #30

You don't know. 840high Sep 2015 #32

Believe me, had it been hacked it would have been 24/7 over the news and FOX. nt kelliekat44 Sep 2015 #33

that's one of the things the FBI is looking into and they aren't talking to anybody magical thyme Sep 2015 #34

Because China and Russia announce their hacks. jeff47 Sep 2015 #43

And THAT is the issue with the private server. Fawke Em Sep 2015 #29

Which RW site is that speculation from? Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #35

I must point out... ljm2002 Sep 2015 #37

New hero of the Bernistas: the NSA chief! DanTex Sep 2015 #40

Who could ever possibly believe him? Rumor has it that Zorra Sep 2015 #41