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originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
The state dept said the info wasn't classified at the time it was sent.
Read that a few times and you may start to understand why your reply is irrelevant.
originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: SkyNetBeware
Vox Media is sure a solid non-biased, non-partisan outfit aren't they.
They support Hillary, so naturally they will nudge in her direction.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
The state dept said the info wasn't classified at the time it was sent.
Read that a few times and you may start to understand why your reply is irrelevant.
That's because they didn't know about most of them.
That means at least 1 of those emails contained Talent Keyhole information and would have been classified before it ever hit Hillarys server.
You can only focus on the fact that AT LEAST ONE EMAIL was classified Top
There is absolutely no proof of what was in that one email, other than the fact it contained TK information.
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
John Kirby from state dept said the emails were not classified when they were sent. The only partisan reaction here are the Hillary haters.
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
However, there were other state dept officials who were on record disagreeing with the IG conclusions.
originally posted by: RickinVa
Classified information may be marked, or it may be unmarked. It doesn't need a label on it to be considered classified. As a matter of fact, as Secretary of State, I can bet you money that some of Hillarys daily phone calls would have been considered classified information.... its kind of hard to put a classification header on a phone conversation, but that's the way it works.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
However, there were other state dept officials who were on record disagreeing with the IG conclusions.
Of course some "other state dept officials" disagree.
They are on the hot seat too.
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
John Kirby from state dept said the emails were not classified when they were sent. The only partisan reaction here are the Hillary haters.
www.cnn.com...
"It's certainly possible that for any number of reasons, traffic can be sent that's not marked appropriately for its classification. That is certainly possible," Kirby said.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
John Kirby from state dept said the emails were not classified when they were sent. The only partisan reaction here are the Hillary haters.
That's because the State Dept didn't have access to them until Hillary gave them up when somebody let the cat out of the bag about her personal system.
Some were sent out, some were received in from people (like Sidney Blumenthal) outside the government.
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
John Kirby and the investigators are not in the hot seat.
You're just making crap up to fit your narrative.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
John Kirby from state dept said the emails were not classified when they were sent. The only partisan reaction here are the Hillary haters.
www.cnn.com...
from the CNN article.....
"It's certainly possible that for any number of reasons, traffic can be sent that's not marked appropriately for its classification. That is certainly possible," Kirby said.
yup, especially when the Secretary of State is using a private system !!!
But he added that he wasn't going to make any judgments about this particular case.
"All I can tell you definitively is it wasn't marked classified at the time it was sent," Kirby said.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
John Kirby from state dept said the emails were not classified when they were sent. The only partisan reaction here are the Hillary haters.
www.cnn.com...
from the CNN article.....
"It's certainly possible that for any number of reasons, traffic can be sent that's not marked appropriately for its classification. That is certainly possible," Kirby said.
yup, especially when the Secretary of State is using a private system !!!
originally posted by: SkyNetBeware
No. I explained this. They investigated the emails more recently after getting them from the servers and determined they were not classified AT THE TIME THEY WERE SENT.
Read my cnn and Vox links. It explains it all. But I know you have an agenda so won't.