CitizenBBN
07-01-2016, 07:53 PM
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/07/01/clinton-sought-secret-info-on-eu-bailout-plans-as-son-in-laws-doomed-hedge-fund-gambled-on-greece.html?intcmp=hpbt2
it's a bit much to follow, but suffice to say Hillary's son in law is a hedge fund manager (remember how they're all supposed to be evil, right?) set up a huge fund through Goldman betting on the Greek bailout, i.e. the value of Greek debt.
Basically through the Clinton Foundation and long time friend Blumenthal she was in the ideal position to provide intel on whether Germany might bail out Greece, and which way they went would make or cost them hundreds of millions. It's hugely valuable intel. The problem is it's also CLASSIFIED info.
This quote deals with one of the email chains:
In June, Clinton’s deputy, Jake Sullivan emailed her “a depressing snapshot” of reports that Greek banks were failing and that Merkel was against a Greek bailout. The next day, he reported “re: Greece (https://wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/20426)” that Ambassador Dan Smith “just spoke to the Central Bank Governor and assessed that the economic situation was “ok for now” provided that “small depositors put money back into the banks.”
A few days later, Clinton asked Sullivan for a confidential state department report, “Solidarity Bonds Greece Revised.” He sent it to her adding, “If you like, send it on [to] WJC," presumably a reference to William Jefferson Clinton.
Clinton ordered an aide, “Pls print two copies” of the Greek bond report. The report was blacked out as a “protected” document when the emails were made public.
FWIW "passing it along" to her husband would be a clear breach of security.
These are documents that she apparently requested, that APPEAR to have found their way to Blumenthal and then to her son in law, which when released in the FOIA request were considered classified. Which she may have intentionally leaked for investment purposes.
There are others as well, including documentation that she provided access to an investor also tied to her her son in law who does ocean floor mining at a time her office was negotiating a treaty on who would be doing ocean mining. I'm betting there are dozens if not hundreds of these examples.
THIS is why she used a private server. It was so she wouldn't have these kinds of exchanges exposed to FOIA requests. Even if they can't prove felony wrongdoing, and they might, it still makes it obvious shes' the ultimate insider. She wanted it all hidden.
it's a bit much to follow, but suffice to say Hillary's son in law is a hedge fund manager (remember how they're all supposed to be evil, right?) set up a huge fund through Goldman betting on the Greek bailout, i.e. the value of Greek debt.
Basically through the Clinton Foundation and long time friend Blumenthal she was in the ideal position to provide intel on whether Germany might bail out Greece, and which way they went would make or cost them hundreds of millions. It's hugely valuable intel. The problem is it's also CLASSIFIED info.
This quote deals with one of the email chains:
In June, Clinton’s deputy, Jake Sullivan emailed her “a depressing snapshot” of reports that Greek banks were failing and that Merkel was against a Greek bailout. The next day, he reported “re: Greece (https://wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/20426)” that Ambassador Dan Smith “just spoke to the Central Bank Governor and assessed that the economic situation was “ok for now” provided that “small depositors put money back into the banks.”
A few days later, Clinton asked Sullivan for a confidential state department report, “Solidarity Bonds Greece Revised.” He sent it to her adding, “If you like, send it on [to] WJC," presumably a reference to William Jefferson Clinton.
Clinton ordered an aide, “Pls print two copies” of the Greek bond report. The report was blacked out as a “protected” document when the emails were made public.
FWIW "passing it along" to her husband would be a clear breach of security.
These are documents that she apparently requested, that APPEAR to have found their way to Blumenthal and then to her son in law, which when released in the FOIA request were considered classified. Which she may have intentionally leaked for investment purposes.
There are others as well, including documentation that she provided access to an investor also tied to her her son in law who does ocean floor mining at a time her office was negotiating a treaty on who would be doing ocean mining. I'm betting there are dozens if not hundreds of these examples.
THIS is why she used a private server. It was so she wouldn't have these kinds of exchanges exposed to FOIA requests. Even if they can't prove felony wrongdoing, and they might, it still makes it obvious shes' the ultimate insider. She wanted it all hidden.