FBI finds missing emails

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And if there is nothing there 'fess up instead of just dropping it like the wild eyed conspiracies were without merit never were made.
 
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Where had they gone to? I was guessing under the bed, or the hallway closet shelf. That’s where i forget things.
 
I thought there was a glitch in the Samsung phones. Anyhow, great news they have been recovered!
 
7_Sorrows said:
I thought there was a glitch in the Samsung phones. Anyhow, great news they have been recovered!
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Yes, a glitch that affected thousands of phones. But don’t tell the tin-foil-hat brigade, you’ll be wasting your breath. 🤐
 
angel12 said:
Yes, a glitch that affected thousands of phones. But don’t tell the tin-foil-hat brigade, you’ll be wasting your breath. 🤐
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Candidly, when someone uses the term ‘glitch’ to explain an IT issue, it’s likely a misdirection.

Someone at the FBI made an accidental or intentional “boo-boo” that caused the deletion. “Boo-boo” is about as useful a term as “glitch”
 
Theo520 said:
Candidly, when someone uses the term ‘glitch’ to explain an IT issue, it’s likely a misdirection.

Someone at the FBI made an accidental or intentional “boo-boo” that caused the deletion. “Boo-boo” is about as useful a term as “glitch”
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Candidly, technology glitches are not uncommon. Whether it’s a real glitch or a deep dark conspiracy often depends solely on whose “side” it happens to.
 
angel12 said:
Candidly, technology glitches are not uncommon. Whether it’s a real glitch or a deep dark conspiracy often depends solely on whose “side” it happens to.
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You missed my point.
The term “glitch” tries to blame it on the hardware.

I agree that things often don’t go as planned with IT, but the root cause can usually be traced to a human induced “boo-boo”
 
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You missed my point.

The term “glitch” tries to blame it on the hardware.

I agree that things often don’t go as planned with IT, but the root cause can usually be traced to a human induced “boo-boo”
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Yes, but people are trying to say this was deliberate. Personally, I would want some proof before making that accusation.
 
angel12 said:
Yes, but people are trying to say this was deliberate. Personally, I would want some proof before making that accusation.
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I agree it’s good fodder for conspiracy theorists. I just wish Govt IT didn’t have so many “glitches” with key data I’m reminded of the similar ‘glitches’ with records from Lois Lerner and Hillary.
 
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Yes, but people are trying to say this was deliberate. Personally, I would want some proof before making that accusation.
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I agree it’s good fodder for conspiracy theorists. I just wish Govt IT didn’t have so many “glitches” with key data I’m reminded of the similar ‘glitches’ with records from Lois Lerner and Hillary.
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Yes, what a coincidence!
 
I am very happy they were found. Now we can find out what is in them. The fact that there was a “glitch” leads to too many conspiracy theories. It is good to erase those theories with fact.
 
This kind of stuff makes me literally feel like gagging… It’s one thing to imagine what they are capable of it’s another to be shown what they were actually thinking at the time.

Th fact that neither HRC nor Odama were around at the time of the Bengazhi attacks makes complete sense. It explains why they made no orders to save the lives of their fellow Americans. They were playing games.
 
Theo520 said:
Candidly, when someone uses the term ‘glitch’ to explain an IT issue, it’s likely a misdirection.
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Most of the time I feel like the word “glitch” without further details is interchangeable with “VooDoo” or Bad Mojo. It doesn’t really tell what happened. If it was a technical problem one might expect a technical explanation.
 
Well the fact that these emails were not technically lost and only sitting on a server somewhere to be located by normal everyday technical means speaks volumes to the claims that they were lost. Everyone (specially FBI & DOJ agents) by now should that emails and texts are never really deleted. They are easily found by those who want them found.
The next problem of course is to get all of the text messages whether they are personal or not. There is absolutely no way we can trust that all the important texts were handed over. I say full disclosure… nothing less will do at this point!
 
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