HILLARY EMAILS MISSING

Hillary Clinton Violated Federal Law By Using Personal Email. Hillary has violated at least two federal laws! Sarbanes-Oxley Act passed in 2002 with a 'yes' vote from then-Senator Hillary Clinton One of its provisions, known as the 'anti-shredding' law, forbids destroying documents 'in contemplation of' a federal investigation AND! Hillary Clinton Violated Federal Law By Using Personal Email Address For State Dept. Job Federal Records Act http://www2.ed.gov/policy/gen/leg/fra.html Hillary's emails? It's about the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Espionage Act of 1917 The Espionage Act of 1917 is a United States federal law passed on June 15, 1917, shortly after the U.S. entry into World War I. It has been amended numerous times over the years. It was originally found in Title 50 of the U.S. Code (War) but is now found under Title 18, Crime. Hillary's missing emails? This isn't even the first time the Clinton's have made emails disappear. During Bill Clinton’s tenure in the White House a “glitch” (or person) turned off the automatic email archiving system causing the loss of of around one million emails. The missing emails just “happened” to occur at the same time as the Kenneth Starr was subpoenaing emails for the Monica Lewinsky scandal and congress was asking for emails because they were investigating the “Filegate” scandal. The emails lost just “happened” to be from the accounts of President Clinton and other who were being investigated in the above scandals and the people who discovered the missing emails were threatened with jail if they spoke about the missing emails. According to the House Oversight Committee report released in Dec. 2000 the basics of the scandal: The White House installed an Automated Records Management System (ARMS) to store all email correspondence in one central place, and make it easier to respond to document subpoenas. Due to a misconfiguration in the system, e-mail to about 500 White House officials was never recorded. E-mail was first discovered missing in January 1998, but the extent of the problem was not realized until later that year. Top White House officials were notified in June. Despite the fact that e-mail was being subpoenaed in a number of civil and criminal cases, including the Lewinsky affair and the Filegate scandal, the White House did not notify investigators that some of it was missing. In mid-February 2000, the ex-chief of White House computer operations, Sheryl Hall who had moved to the Treasury Dept. came forward with allegations that Clinton administration officials were involved in an e-mail coverup. Betty Lambuth, working for a private employer under contract to the White House, charged that White House technicians had been threatened with loss of job, arrest, and jail if they revealed the problem. THE FAILURE TO PRODUCE WHITE HOUSE E-MAILS: THREATS, OBSTRUCTION, AND UNANSWERED QUESTIONS