Islam Building

Daniel Greenfield;

Nation-building in Germany and Japan meant identifying a totalitarian ideology, isolating its proponents from political power and recreating a formerly totalitarian state as an open society. That is the opposite of what we did in Afghanistan and Iraq, never mind Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Yemen and all the rest.
We did temporarily pursue de-Baathification in Iraq. But the Baathists were just Saddam’s cult of personality. Saddam was a problem in Iraq. But he wasn’t the problem in Iraq. His rule was a symptom of the real problem which was the divide between Sunnis and Shiites. The real problem was Islam.

(h/t Adrian)

Odds of an intrusion, 100%

She didn’t even have an SSL certificate. Didn’t use POP/S or IMAP/S.

FBI investigators found the domain for Clinton’s email server, ClintonEmail.com, did not have a SSL certificate, which left it “potentially vulnerable to compromise” from January 2009 to March 2009. SSL certificates are used to encrypt information sent between a user’s computer and a website, or server, in this case.

So, while Clinton was in foreign lands, she connected to her email server using plain-text communications. That means +every time+ she hit the ‘Get Mail’ button, or sent an email, or her phone polled the server her username and password to the email account was sent in the clear…not to mention any email she was sending or receiving.
Imagine driving from Saskatoon to Regina. Imagine that at every town between, a machine scanned your car. Imagine that everything loose in the car was catalogued and identified. That was Clinton’s username and password to get into her server and access all of the emails on that server. Those towns? They’re synonymous with the number of machines (foreign) that her phone would have been passing information through.
I’m laughing here. The Yanks are so screwed.

Bill’s Wife

Most qualified candidate ever!

Hillary Clinton told FBI agents in July that she thought the classified “C” markings on emails recovered from her private emails were just a way to put paragraphs in alphabetical order.

David French;

Today, the Friday before Labor Day, the FBI has released detailed interview notes from its investigation of Hillary Clinton’s email practices. The Washington Post says the notes don’t contain any “major revelations,” but it’s wrong. Very wrong. The notes reveal the stunning breadth of Hillary Clinton’s dishonesty and deception. First, and most importantly, it’s plain that her team began systematically wiping the server only after news broke of its existence:

More links from the FBI’s Friday afternoon doc dump at Drudge.

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