The company Hillary Clinton used to store her email server is being sued for illegally accessing government databases

  The news just keeps on getting worse for Hillary Clinton in regards to her email scandal. The company which Hillary Clinton used to store (and wipe clean) her email server, Platte River Networks, is being sued for illegally accessing government databases and stealing White House phone numbers.

  Here is more:

The Internet company used by Hillary Clinton to maintain her private server was sued for stealing dozens of phone lines including some which were used by the White House.

Platte River Networks is said to have illegally accessed the master database for all US phone numbers.

It also seized 390 lines in a move that created chaos across the US government.

Among the phone numbers which the company took – which all suddenly stopped working – were lines for White House military support desks, the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy, a lawsuit claims.

Others were the main numbers for major financial institutions, hospitals and the help desk number for T2 Communications, the telecom firm which owned them.

A lawsuit filed on behalf of T2 claims that the mess took 11 days to fix and demands that Platte River pay up $360,000 in compensation.

The claims raise questions about the competence of Platte River, which is based in Denver, Colorado, to handle Mrs Clinton’s highly sensitive personal information while she was Secretary of State.

The lawsuit states: ‘Under NPAC regulations, telecommunications providers are only allowed to access the NPAC data base for the exclusive purpose of routing, rating of calls, billing of calls, or performing maintenance in connection with the provision of telecommunications services.

‘Contrary to these NPAC regulations, Defendants accessed the NPAC database to find T2s 390 telephone lines as well as to obtain T2 and its customers’ proprietary network information for use in marketing T2’s lines to their existing and prospective customers.’

 We now know that one Inspector General has contradicted Hillary Clinton’s claim that none of the emails were classified at the time they were written and if this is true it means a company with a shady past, which allegedly illegally accessed government databases, had in its possession classified information–unless of course Hillary Clinton wiped the server clean herself before she entrusted it to Platte River Networks.

  And that remains a possibility: after all, in one of the emails Hillary Clinton released she was asking to borrow a book which would teach her how to do exactly that.

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