Just kidding, they found nothing of consequence. Talk about an actual waste of taxpayer money.
DOJ charges Hillary Clinton...
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Dumbasses all they gotta do is look up man the server is in the clouds she tied it to some helium balloons it’s right above their damn heads. Fools!
Sounds like a mission for the Space Force. It’s their time to shine.
If only they could get inside that Ukrainian company - CrowdStrike - that Clinton owns.
Remember when Mile Flynn declared "Lock her up"?
What's Mr. Flynn doing these days?
What's Mr. Flynn doing these days?
Hillary and her rapist husband should be locked away for life. The Clinton Foundation is a slush fund for terrorists and everyone who crosses the Clintons end up dead.
Of course the Deep State won't prosecute.
Of course the Deep State won't prosecute.
Maybe Trey Gowdy can follow up on that?
Funny, that name, CrowdStrike, came up again today when I reading about Sharyl Attkisson's lawsuit:
Besides Rosenstein, the other defendants named in the complaint are Shawn Henry, Sean Wesley Bridges, Robert Clarke, and Ryan White.
In 2010, then FBI Director Robert Mueller named Shawn Henry as the executive assistant director (EAD) of the Criminal, Cyber, Response, and Services Branch (CCRSB).
Henry left the FBI in 2012 and now is president of CrowdStrike Services, the cybersecurity firm hired by Democratic National Committee to examine its computer network in 2016 after it had been hacked. Crowdstrike ultimately determined Russia had hacked the DNC emails.
Shaun Wesley Bridges served as a Special Agent with the U.S. Secret Service for approximately six years, according to the complaint.
Between 2012 and 2014, he was assigned to the Baltimore Silk Road Task Force, a multi-agency group investigating illegal activity on the Silk Road, a covert online marketplace for illicit goods, including drugs.
In 2015 and 2017, Bridges was convicted of corruption related to his government work, and is now serving a prison sentence.
Defendant Robert Clarke was also a member of the Silk Road Task Force and Ryan White worked as an undercover informant for the DOJ.
White also worked as a contractor operating out of the Baltimore office under a group supervised by Rosenstein, according to the complaint.
In this capacity, White conducted work for the FBI, United States Secret Service, Drug Enforcement Administration and the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, where he and others were ordered to illegally hack into computer systems, servers, emails and phones.
“These defendants, as Government-officials, agents or employees, violated the Constitution as shown herein through their own individual actions,” the complaint states.
As part of the lawsuit, former FBI Unit Chief Les Szwajkowski confirms that he facilitated a forensic exam in January of 2013 that revealed government surveillance spyware in Attkisson’s computer. Szwajkowski signed a sworn Affidavit confirming the government intrusion into Attkisson’s computers.
The specialist quickly identified spyware proprietary to the federal government in Attkisson’s computer, according to Szwajkowski. He advised Attkisson that he and his intel associates were “shocked” that the government had used covert surveillance on a national journalist and he said they thought it was “outrageous.”
Szwajkowski says he reported to Attkisson that the analysis showed clear evidence that her computer was infiltrated with government spyware proprietary to the CIA, FBI or National Security Agency (NSA). Forensics indicated the particular intrusion uncovered by the analysis was accomplished through software attached to an otherwise innocuous email sent to Attkisson in February 2012.
Attkisson alleges that “numerous other Americans” were also targeted by Rosenstein’s unit while he was the U.S. Attorney in Baltimore, Maryland.
Cleared? Whew, in other news no ‘self inflicted gun shot wounds in the back of the head four feet away for people associated with the investigation reported’
Is this the same as Comey saying she did do things wrong but we've never prosecuted anybody for them in the past, so we won't now?
It's called "legal code". If you've never used the legal code in the past, because it didn't apply, you don't now either.
If you don't like that, you change the legal code, so people in the future won't do it, too (like Trump's kids are doing - EXACTLY the same thing with personal emails now that HRC did). That tells me the issue had nothing to do with Hillary's emails - it had everything to do with political hatchet jobs.
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