Hillary
Clinton Email Scandal: Kim Dotcom Says Deleted Mails Can Be Recovered
27
October, 2016
Democratic
presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s email controversy may be far
from over, if internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom is to be believed. The
man wanted by the U.S. on copyright infringement and money laundering
charges said on Twitter Thursday that all of Clinton’s “permanently
deleted” emails can, in fact, be accessed. Legally.
Clinton
had deleted all emails from the private server she was using when she
was serving as secretary of state. Copies of mails she considered
work-related were saved and shared with a State Department
investigation, which blocked
the release of some of those mails till after the
presidential election. An FBI investigation unearthed more of her
emails, over 100 of which had classified information, but the agency
decided not
to bring any charges against her.
But
about 32,000 emails were never handed over by Clinton to anyone,
messages she said were personal and permanently
deleted from her server. It is precisely those messages that
Dotcom says can be retrieved.
Kim Dotcom
I know where Hillary Clintons deleted emails are and how to get them legally @TGowdySC @seanhannity @realDonaldTrump. 100% true. Retweet.
The
X-Keyscore, or XKS, that Dotcom is referring to is a computer system,
once secret, that the NSA uses for searching and analyzing global
internet traffic and data. According to Dotcom, access logs of XKS (a
list of everything accessed using the XKS system) never disappears,
and therefore, all of Clinton’s emails accessed by the NSA will
still be on the server.
On
his Twitter account, Dotcom also says he knows how the XKS system
works because the New Zealand government had used it to spy on him.
And to provide more credence to his claim, he even says a former NSA
consultant, whistleblower and another man wanted by the U.S.
government — Edward Snowden — would agree with him.
If you have questions about NSA spy cloud and X-Keyscore you may ask @Snowden for assistance. He can confirm that NSA likely has HRC emails.
Dotcom’s
claim rests on the assumption, however, that the NSA certainly
accessed Clinton’s emails while she was using a private server when
she was secretary of state. And with WikiLeaks already releasing, in
batches, all of her emails, the point Dotcom is making is that there
is a way to access them without hacking.
The point I'm trying to make is that there is a 'legal' route to access all HRC emails even if @Wikileaks should release them.
From the infamous Rush Limbaugh
The Kim Dotcom Theory
28
October, 2016
BEGIN
TRANSCRIPT
RUSH:
This is Jim in World Series Chicago. Great to have you on the
program, sir. Hello.
CALLER:
Thanks, Rush. I appreciate it. I think I can connect a
few the dots here for you on the FBI investigation. Let me give
you a little background just very quickly. Your question: Why
now for the FBI? WikiLeaks has been releasing these emails and
they have been progressively getting worse as they have been going
along. But, as you recall, they've only been about Hillary.
They haven't been her emails, and that's been the big thing, not her
personal emails. Now, there's a guy on Twitter, he's a genius,
Kim Dotcom. I sent you an email link of his stuff.
Two days ago, he released a tweet, sent it to Trump, to Gowdy, and Sean Hannity saying how they could -- how he could -- access Hillary Rodham Clinton's email. Step one, go to NSA.gov. Step two, contact Mike Rogers. Number three, ask Mike to go here and input this selector, her email address. He claims that all seven years of emails will be on there in the NSA spy cloud in Utah. He said that the Congress or Senate can get these with a subpoena.
I
tweeted out to Senator (sic) Chaffetz I think what was gonna happen
is that the Kim Dotcom... These emails were gonna come out showing
Hillary's emails. I think that the Obama administration got
wind of it, realized that their last chance to get ahead of this
would be to have Comey come down now and say, "Hey, we just
looked in someplace. We didn't know they were there. She bleached it
from her computer," and to get ahead of this... Give you a
little background, Kim Dotcom, the entertainment industry alleged
because of his mega upload --
RUSH:
Hold a minute. We're getting in the weeds here. Your
theory is that Comey came forward today why?
CALLER:
Because this guy, Kim Dotcom, he's on Twitter --
RUSH:
No, no. I know Kim Dotcom has directed everybody to Hillary Clinton's
33,000 emails. So is your theory that Kim Dotcom has enabled people
to find Hillary Clinton's 33,000 emails, the Obama administration
knows the jig is up, and, to protect themselves, they're sending
Comey out to take her out? Is that what you're saying?
CALLER:
Well, the jig is going to be up. In other words, if they didn't
front load it to come out now, they were gonna release -- Assange,
WikiLeaks -- Hillary's emails next week, the actual emails. So
I think they're coming out ahead of time saying, "Hey, we just
found this place we didn't look at before. The FBI didn't have access
to the NSA," or whatever they're gonna say, "and now this
is the new stuff, we actually found her actual emails, Hillary's
actual emails," which as you know, we haven't seen. We've only
seen everybody else's about her. So I think we're just getting ahead
of it, realizing the jig is up.
RUSH:
Okay, getting ahead for what reason? To protect her, to throw
her overboard, to protect Obama? For what reason?
CALLER:
I think it's to protect Obama.
RUSH:
Protect Obama.
CALLER:
He had to cut her off because --
CALLER:
Correct, because they realize that WikiLeaks had her emails. They
were gonna come out, so they needed to get ahead of the story before
the public sees those emails.
RUSH:
Okay. Let me take it from here, since I know exactly what
you're talking about. We've got a break coming up, but I will
translate this. He knew he was under a time crunch here; he was
trying to get a lot of things in when he knew it was limited time.
We'll take a break. I will come back and I will tell you what his
theory is involving Kim Dotcom -- a massive hacker, one of the
greatest hackers in the history of hackery -- and Hillary's 33,000
emails (that are somewhere), and Julian Assange claiming that his
next dump will get her arrested.
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TRANSCRIPT
RUSH:
Okay. Let me bring you up to speed on the allegations or the
suggestions made by our last caller. Kim Dotcom, if you want to
know who this guy is, think Napster times 100. Kim Dotcom
established essentially a company, an outfit, a company called
Megaupload. He was accused of costing the entertainment
industry $500 million by putting unlicensed content on the Megaupload
site. Movies, music, TV shows, you know, the stuff that when you play
a DVD or a digital copy there's a giant FBI warning that you could go
to jail for 15 lifetimes if you copy it.
That's
what he did, $500 million of fraud. The legal case does involve
-- even though he's a citizen of New Zealand. He was born in
West Germany. The United States got involved in his pursuit and
was instrumental in him losing everything. He is an
accomplished hacker. His real name is Kim Schmidt. He was
born in 1974. He founded this file hosting service called
Megaupload. He was accused of criminal copyright infringement and
tons of other charges: money laundering, racketeering, wire fraud by
the U.S. Department of Justice.
In
January of 2012 the New Zealand police raided his home in Auckland,
New Zealand, placed him in custody in response to the U.S. -- he's
not a U.S. citizen. He ended up losing practically everything
because, in his view, of the United States. So he reportedly
has a relationship with Julian Assange that they have common ground,
and that is exposing the high and mighty and bringing them down.
Now, Kim Dotcom, I first got wind of this two nights ago in a super-secret phone call. Kim Dotcom, the caller was right. In all of these Podesta emails there's not a single Hillary Clinton email in the bunch, if you have noticed. It's Podesta emailing everybody, the DNC, everybody in the Hillary campaign, but there are no Hillary Clinton emails in this Podesta dump. We are at -- what's the number? We're at 50,000 or 30,000 Podesta emails. This guy was a prolific emailer.
There
are tens of thousands of them so far, and none of them are
Hillary's. Remember, she had 60,000 on her server. She
turned 30,000 of them over and said the other 30,000 were nobody's
business 'cause they're about yoga and her daughter's wedding and
wedding registry and reception and stuff like that. Along
comes, to get to the short version of the story, Kim Dotcom alleging
he knows where those 33,000 emails are.
They
were not destroyed. Hillary may think they were, but they are
somewhere in the hands of the National Security Agency, the NSA.
And he was offering anybody who cared a way to get them. He was
offering people a route. He was claiming he knew how to get
them. So our caller's theory is that that's what the FBI has
now become aware of, is Hillary's emails that they were led to
believe had been destroyed, Hillary deleted them, remember, with a
cloth. She wiped the server. "Oh, you mean like with
a cloth?" she said. Then we later learned that the bleach
bunch did it. But they're there.
And
if they're there, if they're somewhere, there's something in them she
doesn't want anybody to see. Along comes Kim Dotcom who's got
an axe to grind with the U.S. government, the Obama administration.
He knows Assange. So the people -- nobody knows -- this is all
speculation. What's going on here is that Kim Dotcom has worked
with Assange and is really the hacker. It's not the Russians.
Vlad
has nothing to do with it, and furthermore, the fact that the
Russians have nothing to do with this and Obama and Hillary are
running around blaming 'em is really irresponsible and playing with
fire. You blame the Russians for interfering in a U.S. election
when they're not doing it and you expect 'em just to look the other
way and claim, "Well, it's politics. We know how the
Americans do it." This is not the way Putin reacts.
Putin does not react to being falsely accused of doing things like
this, and he's not happy about it. It's irresponsible for Obama
and the Democrats to be doing this.
Assange
has now said that he's got tons more emails coming next week and that
what's coming next week will get her arrested. As I say, I was
getting bits and pieces of this as far back as two nights ago.
So we get this caller who wants to talk about it, and I'll share with
you what I know. I can't vouch for any of this, other than who
Kim Dotcom is and has the ability to do this. Whether he
actually knows where Hillary's emails are and can direct people to
it, somebody knows whether that's true or not.
But
Assange is saying what he's saying. And Assange has said it's
not the Russians that are giving him this data. And it's true
that all this data does not have one Hillary Clinton email in it.
At some point Assange claims that what you're gonna see will be
Hillary Clinton emails, and in the middle of all this is when Comey
comes along and says, "You know what? We've come across
additional emails, may reopen the investigation." So it
puts all of this in a different light.
So
our caller was suggesting maybe Obama, the Democrats, it's now time
to throw her overboard to protect themselves by not standing in the
way of the FBI doing its investigation and conclusion, 33,000
emails. I don't even want to go there. That's caller
speculation, and anybody can call here and say anything, and it could
end up being right, but that's generally the kind of speculation I
try to avoid throughout my entire career. I have no idea.
We just have to watch all this play out.
Something
is clearly going on. This is unprecedented for the FBI to
apparently close an investigation, reopen it with, what, 11 days left
before an election. It's bombshell stuff and the Democrats are
not happy.
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TRANSCRIPT
fuckin good job!
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