The Big Dog
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By the way, I have said it before. Hillary would be a damn fool to talk to the FBI. Beyond the effects of the concussion, she has been unable to discern truth from lies for decades.
Does this person have access to facts that we don't otherwise have access to? Or does he interpret facts in a way that clarifies something or another? Or...?So two out of three ain't bad?
Your argument in response to my cite is an unabashed ad hominem fallacy. Can you please explain why readers should assign weight to your fallacious arguments?
Does this person have access to facts that we don't otherwise have access to? Or does he interpret facts in a way that clarifies something or another? Or...?
It's reasonable to ask why a particular cite has merit, especially when it's sketchy on the surface. You're dismissal of my question leaves me with the distinct sense that the advocate/commentator has merit simply because you agree with him.
By the way, I have said it before. Hillary would be a damn fool to talk to the FBI. Beyond the effects of the concussion, she has been unable to discern truth from lies for decades.

Hillary Clinton. Her horrible track record on transparency raises serious concerns for open government under a Clinton administration — so serious we believe they may disqualify her from public office. We hope Wisconsin voters give this issue the consideration it deserves when they go to the polls on Tuesday.
16.5 said:Uhh, Hillary, remember how you admitted that you and your cabal destroyed over half of them? And how you refused to turn over the actual computer files containing the actual electronic files.
The FBI recovered them and the State Department determined they disagreed with some of them and put them in the State Department business category.
What are you talking about???
The FBI has never confirmed that they were able to retrieve the emails from the server, from Platte River or from Datto. Further, are you suggesting that the FBI turned over the documents they might have retrieved to the State Department who released some of them???
If so, that is utterly ludicrous.
If they did that then they were able to recover all information that was on that server since Platte ran it. After all, that's what makes a backup. If they have the physical hard drive from her original server then who knows what they can find. At this point it would be much more reasonable to assume that the FBI has all of her information and have combed through it.
The State Department has gone through all of her emails, redacted the needed information, and then released them in segments. If they were able to do that in this time frame then it is safe to say that the FBI has gone through her emails, and has had way more than enough time to recover any information.
everything quoted above is not inconsistent with what i wrote.
Was that you intent?
You never said that they got the backups from the two tech companies? You also never said that they "seized" her original server and acquired the hard drive from said computer? Because the only thing I attributed to you was the fact that you said they had acquired those backups and the physical drive. The rest was me filling in facts about what would take place after that. You can disregard those, per the SOP.
Still bringing this misinformation up?
Pretty sure nothing was destroyed. Emails considered personal were deleted. The FBI recovered them and the State Department determined they disagreed with some of them and put them in the State Department business category.
Deleted and recoverable is not the same as destroyed. And people's opinions differ on what was personal and what wasn't just as opinions differ as to what was classified and what wasn't.
When are you going to quit misremembering this and quit repeating your inaccurate version?
6 weeks later....
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/04/hillary-clinton-emails-fbi-221509
Hillary Clinton said Sunday the FBI has not yet reached out to her in its investigation into her private email server and some classified emails — and again vowed to fully cooperate.
"No, no they haven't," the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination said on NBC's "Meet the Press" when asked if the FBI had sought to interview her.
"Back in August, we made clear that I'm happy to answer any questions that anybody might have, and I stand by that," she said.
I keep thinking that if they are going to wrap this up in the next few weeks, they are going to talk to Clinton at some point .... but they haven't yet.
I still don't see how this delay has made more likely she's the target, though.
6 weeks later....I can't find any confirmation they haven't "been served with notices from the FBI about an interview" ... but it doesn't appear that they have.
When will we learn this for sure ?
There now seems to be a very real probability that Hillary Clinton rushed to install an encryption certificate in March 2009 because the U.S. intelligence community caught another country reading Clinton’s unencrypted messages during her February 16-21, 2009, trip to China, Indonesia, Japan, and S. Korea.
In another blockbuster, the Washington Post:
Equally as important, the records discovered show that the head of the State Departments security win sent Hillary's pal Cheryl Mills a memo entitled "Use of Blackberrys in Mahogany Row" that anyone even considering voting for Hillary should read it, as the memo clearly outlines the fact that State offered Hillary a State Department blackberry keyed into her State Department account, and outlining the vulnerabilities in the use of her blackberry.
http://www.judicialwatch.org/wp-con...State-iPad-iPhone-documents-006461-Pg-6-8.pdf
Here is a very good article summarizing the latest:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ing-hillary-clintons-emails-in-february-2009/
The whole "encryption certificate" theory from venafi has already been debunked. There is no evidence she was operating her server without a cert.
Really? 'k. After reading the attached article which clearly states she did not have a certificate for the first two months, this is the part of the thread where you post the evidence that she had a cert:
Tick tock....
I am not asking anyone to prove a negative. The argument is simply not sound.
1:March 2009, mail.clintonemail.com was enabled with a Network Solutions’ digital certificate
2:clintonemail.com domain was registered with Network Solutions in January 2009
3:Therefore, from January to end of March 2009 access to clintonemail.com did not use encryption
3 does not follow from 1 and 2.
They could easily provide evidence for 3. A network packet capture, for example, showing plain text communication with the server in question.
I can't tell whether you are failing because you don't understand the technology involved, the logic involved, or if you are simply being intentionally obtuse.
I Already covered this earlier, when Venafi made some unprovable claims about security:
https://www.venafi.com/blog/post/what-venafi-trustnet-tells-us-about-the-clinton-email-server/
Starting in late March 2009, mail.clintonemail.com was enabled with a Network Solutions’ digital certificate and encryption for web-based applications like Outlook Web Access. This was 3 months after Secretary Clinton took office. The clintonemail.com domain was registered with Network Solutions in January 2009 – 8 days before Secretary Clinton was confirmed by the U.S. Senate. Therefore, from January to end of March 2009 access to clintonemail.com did not use encryption.
Let me break down the argument for any of those posters who are less 'technically inclined'
SSL secures communications sent across the internet
SSL requires a digital certificate
clintonemail.com domain was registered with Network Solutions in January 2009
mail.clintonemail.com was enabled with apurchased Network Solutions’ digital certificate March 2009,
Therefore, from January to end of March 2009 access to clintonemail.com did not use encryption.
So what's the problem ?
Having a "digital certificate" and securing communications does not require purchasing a cert from NetSol. It's easy, and an accepted practice to create your own CA and certificates:
https://www.google.com/search?q=creating+a+ssl+certificate
It's not only possible, but plausible they simply installed a self-signed cert until they purchased the NetSol one.
Or, equally as possible, didn't actually start using the server until after obtaining the netsol cert.
So unless www.venafi.com has a time machine;
They cannot know if the mail server was secured or not.
They cannot know what services (ie mail, web) were actually running on the machine
Hooray for FUD and misinformation.
ETA: added link so you can see post in context if you want
Yes, evidence is required for the original claim by venafi that, "Therefore, from January to end of March 2009 access to clintonemail.com did not use encryption."
Or, ya know, Hillary and her Cabal could release the certificate, which they refuse to do.... Oh wait, that does not fit in with your rank speculation.
Venafi? Bad guys, cause they can't prove a negative!Clinton? How dreamy....
Cool snipe at me at the end because I am calling shenanigans on baseless speculation....
/oh gee, he called me dishonest again.
lack of evidence snipped
Then you linked to an opinion piece with no evidence.
If the shoe fits...
It's not only possible, but plausible they simply installed a self-signed cert until they purchased the NetSol one.
Or, equally as possible, didn't actually start using the server until after obtaining the netsol cert.
Or, equally as possible, didn't actually start using the server until after obtaining the netsol cert.