Three Federal agencies confirm emails found on Hillary Clinton’s server were classified from the beginning

  Hillary Clinton has maintained that she did not send or receive any classified emails on her personal email server although she recently tweaked her story to say none of the emails were “marked” classified at the time she received them. A small distinction which could play a large role when it comes to one of her top aides–Huma Abedin.

  However three intelligence agencies are now confirming that emails found on the former Secretary of State’s server were indeed classified at the time they were written and remain classified to this day. Here is more:

Fox News chief intelligence correspondent Catherine Herridge reported this morning that three government agencies are now confirming that information contained in Hillary Clinton’s private email was classified at the time it was sent.

Herridge said the classified information was in an email three years ago from Clinton aide Huma Abedin to the then-secretary of state, and the messages kickstarted the ongoing FBI probe of Clinton’s email server.

The DIA, the NSA, and the NGA, which oversees U.S. government spy satellites, confirmed to Herridge that the information was classified at the time and remains classified now. 

  And due to an Executive Order issued by Barack Obama back in 2009 no agency is allowed to remove the classified marking of another agency, only the agency which generated the email is allowed to do so.

The State Department’s lack of authority to overrule intelligence agency classifications was confirmed by… a 2009 executive order from President Barack Obama.

  So if Hillary Clinton was telling the truth and none of these emails were “marked” classified when she received them it means somebody in the State Department removed the classifications and all the signs seem to point to Huma Abedin.

Stated simply, it’s supposed to be impossible for classified documents to get into an insecure system like Clinton’s without significant human intervention. Someone has to remove the classified information from a secure area and manually copy or scan it into the insecure system. That’s the only way Hillary Clinton could receive this classified material on her home-brew email server. Breaching the “air gap” is an offense punishable by prison time.

 Or she might just be the person who will take the fall for the woman who wants to be the first female President of the United States. If you lie down with dogs…

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