BleachBit Brags Of Wiping Hillary's Servers Clean With Claims It "Stifled FBI Investigation"

Norman

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Yesterday we noted that South Carolina Representative Trey Gowdy revealed that Hillary had used a software called "BleachBit" to wipe her servers clean. Gowdy, appearing on Fox News, suggested that using a software like "BleachBit" undermines her claims that she only deleted innocuous "personal" emails from her private server. Specifically, Gowdy told Fox News:

Now, the BleachBit team is using the whole controversy as a marketing tool with a note on their website entitled "BleachBit stifles investigation of Hillary Clinton." The site even incorporates the now-famous Clinton gaffe where she asked reporters if they wanted to know whether she had wiped her servers clean "like with a cloth or something" pointing out that "it turns out now that BleachBit was that cloth."

BleachBit Brags Of Wiping Hillary's Servers Clean With Claims It "Stifled FBI Investigation" | Zero Hedge


Read the original article from bleachbit.org: BleachBit "stifles investigation" of Hillary Clinton | BleachBit

So once again, Clinton has done it. Destroying evidence is of course illegal, but somehow she just always manages to escape. It will be a pleasure to watch as Wikileaks dumps the remaining emails obtained from Russian hackers and reveals that:
  1. She destroyed evidence
  2. She is guilty of corruption with untold number of actors
  3. Her private server was compromised
Rep Gowdy Hillary Clinton is a 'habitual, serial liar' Fox News
 
BleachBit Brags Of Wiping Hillary's Servers Clean With Claims It "Stifled FBI Investigation"


and the dupes cheer wildly
 
If these people are right they should be immediately arrested:

No required security clearance to access / handle Extremely classified material.

Illegal destruction of classified material, in violation of rules/regs that specifically cover that.

Impeding an investigation, compliant/aiding and abetting the violation of the FOIA and The Federal Records Act...
 

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