Documents from Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign show researchers justified leaks of top secret data on drone strikes and North Korea’s nuclear program found on her private email server by highlighting similar disclosures.
The detailed reports on the classified information found on Clinton’s private email system were produced by campaign researchers and sent to senior officials, including campaign chairman John Podesta, by opposition research director Tony Carrk on January 29.
The documents were among thousands of hacked emails obtained from Podesta’s Gmail account and posted last week on Wikileaks. The U.S. intelligence community has accused Russia of orchestrating the hack in order to influence the U.S. presidential election.
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2 comments:
Actually that whole election narrative is propaganda from our government, which means, what is the real reason for the leak and what else is clinton and obama hiding.
It would appear that the U.S. Government is trying to pick a fight with Russia. Maybe, just maybe, all of the conjecture for Martial Law is right if Trump wins.
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