The image is the lead for a National Review piece titled President Obama’s Che Moment, an article concerning, among other things, President Barack Obama’s (D) participation in a wreath-laying ceremony at the Jose Marti Memorial in Havana during his recent trip to Cuba.
Ex-First Lady, Ex-Secretary of State, Public (but no transcripts available) Speaker Par Excellence, and Progressive-Democrat Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton has known the non-secure nature of her cell phone for quite some time. And since she knew this much, she’s known all along the non-secure nature of her personal email server through which she handled so much classified information, to say nothing of all the OPSEC and COMSEC information that she handled via her server.
Here’s proof.
H/t Fox News Insider
…is beginning to come out.
At a CNN Ohio coal country Townhall involving Progressive-Democrat Party Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders (I, VT), Clinton said, in all seriousness,
I’m the only candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy as the key into coal country, because we’re going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business.
Her campaign then clarified, in a post-Townhall statement, that her plan “would also safeguard workers’ retirement and health benefits.” But do nothing about their current jobs so they can get to retirement, apparently.
In an MSNBC-hosted Townhall, Clinton also said this with a straight face:
Now, is Libya perfect? It isn’t. Libya was a different kind of calculation [from Syria] and we didn’t lose a single person….
Because #FourLivesDon’tMatter.
Hmm….
The Obama administration is considering providing an emergency aid package to the cash-strapped Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq after concluding that the KRG’s inability to pay Peshmerga fighters their salaries poses a threat to the US-led campaign against Islamic State, US officials said.
But we need to do two things more: we need actually to send the aid package (money for wages, food, and fuel for the soldiers)—money—rather than just consider it, and we need to ship them arms and provide the training and logistics with which to use them. We also need to just do it. Nominally, we’d need Baghdad’s permission for this, but they’re too slow and too much anti-Kurds for this sort of thing to be forced through the Iraqi government.
We also need to help them learn fiscal discipline; although maybe this administration isn’t capable of that.
Iran has begun launching ballistic missiles as part of their intermediate-range and intercontinental-range ballistic missile development program. The motorboat skipper who sits in the Secretary of State’s chair insists that these launches, while “inconsistent” with UN requirements, are not actually violations of the recently concluded nuclear weapons deal.
Here’s what that Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action actually says (the document can be seen here and here).
The E3/EU+3 and Iran commit to implement this JCPOA in good faith…and to refrain from any action inconsistent with the letter, spirit and intent of this JCPOA that would undermine its successful implementation.
It’s certainly true, though, that the letter of the agreement does not proscribe ballistic missile development efforts, but such a program plainly is “inconsistent” with JCPOA requirements, central as missiles are for delivery of nuclear warheads. Such developments, then, are clear violations of the “intent” not to “undermine” the agreement.
As backdrop to these missile test launches, the JCPOA also says this:
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will be requested to monitor and verify the voluntary nuclear-related measures as detailed in this JCPOA.
Iran has refused to allow the IAEA to conduct inspections on the military bases that house parts of Iran’s nuclear weapons development program, and it has refused to allow the IAEA to inspect the nuclear reactor at the heart of its program.
And this, buried at the bottom of the first link’s article:
Iranian Revolutionary Guards senior commander was quoted as saying last week that its latest round of missiles were being designed to hit Israel.
Hmm….