Wikileaks found 67 emails between Hillary Clinton and daughter Chelsea under her fake name
-At least one was during a foreign policy meeting
-Another was on September 11, 2012 during the Benghazi terror attack!
Wikileaks discovered 67 emails between Hillary Clinton and “Diane Reynolds” who we now know to be her daughter Chelsea.
In one email Hillary tells Chelsea (Diane) she is sitting in a meeting on Libya waiting for “the other shoe to drop.”
Don’t all parents write to their children at a fake email account during foreign policy meetings?
In another email Hillary wrote Chelsea during the Benghazi attacks telling her Americans were killed by an al-Qaeda like group.
Hillary later lied and blamed the attack on a YouTube video.
There are 67 emails between the mother and daughter in the Wikileaks Clinton email files.
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GOOD WORK Rolliby!! Too bad America doesn’t have investicative/connecting the dots journalists amy longer. If you found all this, surely anybody who gave a ‘Fly’n U Know What’ could have done it. Wonder if everyone has gone brain dead. Thanks, this was great.
And there’s another “email” related issue. I’ve found at least 3 domains registered for use including ClintonEmail.com; HillaryClinton.com and HRCoffice.com The registrar info is hidden except for the fact that the contact name listed is Nick Merrill.
Who is Nick Merrill and why should I care? For one, he works for Hillary Clinton. For two, he’s probably been handling her “communications” emails – since he is the person listed on the registrar WHOIS records. That’s usually an administrator – normally the tech admin.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Merrill
After receiving a National Security Letter (NSL) from the FBI, he (Nick Merrill) sued the FBI and Department of Justice and became the plaintiff in the lawsuit Doe v. Ashcroft (filed April 9, 2004 in the United States) filed on behalf of a formerly unknown ISP owner by the American Civil Liberties Union and the New York Civil Liberties Union against the U.S. federal government.
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Merrill subsequently founded the nonprofit Calyx Institute to provide education and research on privacy issues.[9] The advisory board of The Calyx Institute includes many notable people in the field of telecommunications, cryptography, privacy advocates and computer security including John Perry Barlow, Jacob Applebaum, Susan Herman and Jason Snyder.[10]
He gave the talk “The importance of resisting Excessive Government Surveillance” at the annual Chaos Communication Congress 2010 from the German Hacker Group Chaos Computer Club in which he told his story of the past 6 years.[11]
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So, there are 6 other domains Nick Merrill is associated with and likely – there are emails of Hillary’s associated with some, if not all of THOSE as well. She used email of the known 3 domains listed above. Huma did too. It gets bigger and bigger.
UPDATE: Ah – okay, he is listed only on the registrar records for HRCoffice.com. The rest are unrelated and are registered to organization “Friends of Hillary”, run by the Mayfield Strategy Group with IP location in Virgin Islands. That list led to over 10 other Clinton oriented domain registrations. Many avenues to have hidden emails under lots of other resources, for sure.
I didn’t know who to tell at-the-time, but about 8:12 am EST the morning of the Benghazi attack (to come), an email alert I set through Google search alerted me that there was a press release about Benghazi. It was a US Egypt embassy press release apologizing for the riots and turmoil caused by the “video”. I went to .gov and saw the press release there. I then went to YouTube and looked up the video.
It had 72 views.
About 40 minutes later, the press release was scrubbed off the .gov section.
I realized why later that afternoon. The embassy had not been attacked yet when that release went out from the US Egyptian Embassy.