'Tis Only My Opinion!™
April 2015 - Volume 35, Number 4
"Infamous erasures
... "
The Watergate Gap of 18 minutes
Richard Milhous Nixon was hounded out of
office because of an 18-minute gap in a tape-recorded conversation
that occurred between Richard Haldeman and the President covering
the so-called Watergate affair.
During that time-period, two reporters from
the Washington Post that were Democratic voters used the power of
the press along with a FBI informant, Mark Felt, known as "Deep
Throat" to push an agenda to derail the Nixon presidency.
One of my former employees whose previous job
was covert operations with the CIA happened to be in Washington,
D.C. and went into the Watergate complex garage the morning after
the break-in. His findings suggest that the level of
competence by the so-called Watergate burglars was of third-rate
operatives. In fact, we often surmised that the breakdown was
staged so that the operatives would be caught.
Nevertheless, the erasure of the tape
was the catalyst that resulted in Nixon's resignation.
The Hillary Gap of .. ?? ...
Now we come to the destruction of the private email server of
Hillary Rodham Clinton (HRC).
House Select Committee on Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy recently
said it may still be technically possible to retrieve thousands of
emails to and from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on the
private server her lawyer said was wiped clean. Clinton used a
private email account and server located in her New York residence
to conduct official government business throughout her tenure as the
nation's chief diplomat. David Kendall, her lawyer, told Gowdy
Friday that the emails are no longer accessible by the server's
cleaning.
Multiple federal laws and regulations require all federal
employees to provide copies of all their emails and text messages
concerning official business that are sent on private email accounts
to be copied to their employing agency for preservation.
Moreover, copies of those emails reside on multiple servers
throughout the world and it should not be a major problem to
retrieve them if Representative Gowdy really wants to do so.
Otherwise, it is all "just a game for the public."
HRC's disrespect for the Constitution is long-standing
But is disrespect for the U.S. Constitution and its laws only
recently displayed by HRC?
Do you not remember the Rose Law Firm Whitewater records that
were missing and were miraculously found in the White House years
later as the Clinton Presidency was drawing to a close. Of
course, the statute of limitations had run out by the time those
records had been found.
Or do you not remember that
Jerry
Zeifman, a lifelong Democrat, who supervised the work of HRC on the
House Judiciary Committee during the Watergate investigation
stated:
"HRC was an unethical, dishonest
lawyer. She conspired to violate the Constitution, the rules of the
House, the rules of the House, the rules of the committee and the
rules of confidentiality."
Zeifman refused to give a letter of recommendation to HRC upon
completion of her work on the committee. In Zeifman's 17 year
career, HRC was only one of three people who failed to get a letter
of recommendation.
Or the Vince Foster mess?
Or foreign interests making contributions to the Clinton Library
or the Clinton Foundations? Follow the money trail and you
will often find why decisions are made.
Or the Benghazi emails?
We could go on and on but you get the point, I hope.
The Problem facing the Democratic Party
Apparently, the press continues to support the candidacy for
President of HRC.
It is really sad when the media and
powers that be in the Democratic party are so devoid of possible Presidential
candidates that they cling to HRC as a front-runner.
The country deserves better ...
But then - 'Tis Only My Opinion!
Fred Richards
March 31, 2015
www.adrich.com
www.strategicinvesting.com
Corruptisima republica plurimae leges. [The
more corrupt a republic, the more laws.] -- Tacitus, Annals III 27
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