By HatetheSwamp September 2, 2023 3:52 am Category: Crime (0.0 from 0 votes) Rules of the Post Write A New Article How To Post Here Rate this article (5=best, 0=poor)

There's this Fox Business video. She was on with that gay Guy Curt never heard of for a half hour on Thursday.

When they bring out Miranda? That's bad news for "that feckless dementia-ridden piece of crap." It means that the Biden Crime Family chickens have come home to roost.

Do you limousine libs understand how the GOPs have so much information on Family secrets so quickly? After all, this Congress began only eight months ago!

Now, we're on to the National Archives having to admit to over 5,000 documents in who the Doddering Old Fool used a synonym in official government documents...GANG, I THINK THAT ITSELF IS A CRIME!!!!!

I'll let our constitutional scholar, po, clarify baha baha baha!

How? That laptop is a road map. Joe's so toast...no matter how ignert our SS progressive Dem SwampLovers want to be.

But again, note how deliberately Kevin McCarthy is slow walking the impeachment drama.

With Trump, Pelosi merely declared that the House will begin an Impeachment Inquiry. McCarthy has added an extra layer of drama, requiring the entire House to vote on whether or not to inquire.

So, in 024, when all the evidence of what the Biden Crime Family has been doing is revealed, every purple district Dem will have to defend their vote against seeking truth.

Ol Kev? He's clever. Heck, he's devious.

So much fun!

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by Indy! on September 3, 2023 12:29 pm Explain the 5K documents part without all the spy terms, please. by HatetheSwamp on September 3, 2023 12:54 pm I can only guess that "that feckless dementia-ridden piece of crap" was doing things that'd put him in a pile of poop were they attached to his real name. Why else do people use an alias? by Curt_Anderson on September 3, 2023 2:25 pm I don't know, why else do people use an alias, HatetheSwamp? If that's your real name. by HatetheSwamp on September 3, 2023 3:31 pm It's my real SS name. Curt, You're not so Good German that you can't understand that there's a reason to inquire as to what "that feckless dementia-ridden piece of crap" was doing employing numerous false identifies. by oldedude on September 3, 2023 4:49 pm Here's some assumptions on my part. Lead, if anything is different, please let me know. 1. Since the National Archives has the information, the first assumption is that these are US Government accounts. 2. Since they are federal government accounts, they cannot be set up by the user. They must be initiated by the security officer and sent to the IT folks. The SO will tell IT what restrictions will be on each account. A. NIPR accounts cannot be classified (they are considered FOUO or below). B. SIPR accounts are for Secret and below. C. JWICS accounts are for TS and below, 3. Therefore. These accounts were created by a Security officer of the Whitehouse. 4. Most politicians have a couple of accounts used for business. One for the "contact your politician" that some junior lacky on the staff reads. Another may be used for open source communication. The initial email is for a select group. Other politicians, things like that. There is no reasonable expectation of anything more than this, especially if he was doing outside business on them, which is just stupid. Unless you want to get caught. Long story short. He had to have assistance to have these accounts. Start on the IT folks and see how these were done. Start there. The IT folks should give up all the info. These folks' clearances are at least as high as the users they serve if that tells you anything. They'll be squawking in a heartbeat. by oldedude on September 4, 2023 7:17 am Also, by any stretch of the imagination, ALL emails on a government computer are subject to search and seizure. Since it's done on a government computer, the government has a legal right to search your government computer and history. Also, it's impossible for a personal computer to be LAN'd into the government system. If that happens, IT gets an immediate location of the source, and they'll confiscate the computer that's on it and do a full history on the computer and its history. They also keep the IP address of all emails. So if I were to use a computer in our office downtown, it would show that. If I'm remote, it would show that. All of these emails are traceable is the bottom line. by HatetheSwamp on September 4, 2023 7:35 am Nice work, OD. Useful knowledge. Go To Top

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