Huma Abedin Transports Classified Material In Personal Vehicle

Now we learn from a new released email that Huma Abedin left some classified papers in a burn bag in the front door pocket of a car !!!

Apparently she "remembered" and emailed somebody at the State Department and asked to have the bag placed into the trunk !!!

Excellent training I suppose.

Another flop error and careless and reckless mistake.


Huma Abedin Transports Classified Material In Personal Vehicle

Emails released on Monday show that Hillary Clinton’s top State Department aide, Huma Abedin, left classified government information that needed to be burned in the front seat of her vehicle.

“Favor” is the subject of Abedin’s July 20, 2009 email to Lauren Jiloty, Clinton’s personal assistant. Judicial Watch obtained the records and hundreds more pages of Abedin emails as part of its ongoing Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the State Department.

Here come the excuses in 3.....2.....1..

Between Hillary and her aides, they didn't need to hack her server...just look in their cars or purses. Those state secrets are right behind the hot sauce

a reply to: DAVID64

Here come the excuses in 3.....2.....1..

I never have understood why people say this sort of thing. It doesn't add anything intelligent to the discussion and it is somewhat childish.

Anyway, I bet Huma and many, many others that work in government transport materials that could be classified in their personal vehicles on a daily basis.

When a thing such as the daily schedule for a government representative can be classified, I'd be willing to be there is a whole lot of classified material floating around.

a reply to: introvert

Anyway, I bet Huma and many, many others that work in government transport materials that could be classified in their personal vehicles on a daily basis.

Do you really think that a lot of them do that?

geez...what do you want?....an armored car with a big "CLASSIFIED" logo on the side to go around and pick up every bit of classified crap in Washington?....by the way, you'd be surprised what someone deems classified these days

She's not that bright.. I hear she's married to a weener.

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: introvert

Anyway, I bet Huma and many, many others that work in government transport materials that could be classified in their personal vehicles on a daily basis.

Do you really think that a lot of them do that?

I do not know for sure, but I would bet that many are in possession of materials that may be considered classified.

Like I said, even small things like a daily schedule or press conference talking points can be classified. Just imagine how much material like that is floating around in all of the bags and briefcases in DC.

originally posted by: jimmyx
geez...what do you want?....an armored car with a big "CLASSIFIED" logo on the side to go around and pick up every bit of classified crap in Washington?....by the way, you'd be surprised what someone deems classified these days

Is following the law to much to ask? Oh that's right they are above petty laws; and I guess they know better than those who make classification determinations as well.

originally posted by: shooterbrody

originally posted by: jimmyx
geez...what do you want?....an armored car with a big "CLASSIFIED" logo on the side to go around and pick up every bit of classified crap in Washington?....by the way, you'd be surprised what someone deems classified these days

Is following the law to much to ask? Oh that's right they are above petty laws; and I guess they know better than those who make classification determinations as well.

can you point out how this is against the law?...do you think they make public who is carrying what where in Washington?....and how do you know what security rank she has?

a reply to: introvert

Because with Clinton, there are several just waiting and ready to excuse her actions or anyone connected with her. When a paper is marked "Classified" IT. MEANS. CLASSIFIED. Not, "take it home with you, put it in your purse or leave it in your car". Why is so damn hard for people to figure that out and follow the law?

btw..This?

Anyway, I bet Huma and many, many others that work in government transport materials that could be classified in their personal vehicles on a daily basis.

Is exactly what I was talking about.

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: introvert

Because with Clinton, there are several just waiting and ready to excuse her actions or anyone connected with her. When a paper is marked "Classified" IT. MEANS. CLASSIFIED. Not, "take it home with you, put it in your purse or leave it in your car". Why is so damn hard for people to figure that out and follow the law?

You don't think that hard copies of classified documents are transported? Its safer than digital, you can't hack a piece of paper. What are aides for if not this exact (running document deliveries) purpose?

a reply to: xuenchen

Huma Abedin's husband might as well be a sex offender with his history of harassing women- He's been caught up in multiple scandals involving sending "eplicit pictures of himself" to 7 + women (that he's admitted to).

No wonder Clinton kept this woman as her aide, extramarital affairs are all the rage these days (and when Bill was in the whitehouse)

a reply to: Syphon

They were in a burn bag that was supposed to be destroyed. Why were they in her car? Why had they not already been destroyed? Why didn't she go back to get them herself, when SHE was the one entrusted with them?

And above all, why do you people keep making excuses for the mishandling of classified/sensitive documents?

A sailor just got sent to jail for it, why is it ok for Clinton or her aides?

a reply to: DAVID64

Is exactly what I was talking about.

You call it an excuse because you completely dismiss the possibility that it is true.

Have you thought about how many people have things in their possession at this moment that might be considered classified, while they are traveling around DC doing their business?

a reply to: jimmyx

www.cdse.edu...

Hand-Carrying Responsibilities Individuals are required to read written instructions or be briefed on the following responsibilities: 1. The individual is liable and responsible for the material being carried or escorted. 2. The material is not, under any circumstances, to be left unattended. During overnight stops, arrangements shall be made for storage of the classified material at a U.S. military facility, embassy, or cleared contractor facility. Classified information shall not be stored in hotel safes. 3. The material shall not be opened en route except in the circumstances previously described. 4. The material shall not be discussed or disclosed in any public place. 5. The individual shall not deviate from the authorized travel schedule. 6. In cases of emergency, the individual shall take measures to protect the material. 7. The individual is responsible for ensuring that personal travel documents (passport, courier authorization (if required), medical documents, etc.) are complete, valid, and current.

#2
#4
I would bet she had no formal training for this.

www.dtic.mil...
2(b) encompasses the dept of state

Those are procedures for courier service. But hey cant use that as it leaves a paper trail.

Guess Huma will be the one thrown under the bus.
Carlos Danger will soon be on the prowl again.

I had a thought.
If anyone has a missing kid and can't find them, just have the kid declared classified and I'm sure Hillary or her cohorts will misshandle the kid. That's a sure way to find something.

Correct the Record plays it off as if every scrap of paper in Washington, DC is classified material, and we peons are silly to think that there is any such thing as security any more.
Anyone notice that?

You can't make this stuff up. The incompetence of this woman and her staff is legendary.

originally posted by: butcherguy
Correct the Record plays it off as if every scrap of paper in Washington, DC is classified material, and we peons are silly to think that there is any such thing as security any more.
Anyone notice that?

Has CTR released some sort of statement on this issue, or are you implying that you believe anyone that doesn't clutch their pearls and feign outrage, or perhaps have a different opinion on the matter, must be CTR?

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: butcherguy
Correct the Record plays it off as if every scrap of paper in Washington, DC is classified material, and we peons are silly to think that there is any such thing as security any more.
Anyone notice that?

Has CTR released some sort of statement on this issue, or are you implying that you believe anyone that doesn't clutch their pearls and feign outrage, or perhaps have a different opinion on the matter, must be CTR?

Correct the Record does not typically take credit for their posts, so no, I do not know that they released a statement.