Former Secretary Above-the-Law verifies that countries are reluctant in sharing information with the United States. Hmmm. I wonder why. Maybe this is a consequence of keeping an unprotected, unsecured server containing classified information in a bathroom? From an interview on July 14, 2016, O’Reilly factor (emphasis mine):
CLINTON: … We still do not have enough intelligence cooperation between our agencies and those in other countries, including in Europe, and we need to have a focal point —
O’REILLY: Why is that? I didn’t know that. Why is that happening? Why don’t we have the intelligence?
CLINTON: Well, I’ll tell you in part because there has been a reluctance on the part of some of our friends in Europe to be as forthcoming in sharing information. For example, like airline passenger lists. I negotiated very hard with the Europeans to get much more information. We’ve gotten some. I’ve give them that. But we don’t yet have enough. In fact, in Europe, one of their problems has been — and they’d better address this, and it affects us too.
The other governments don’t want to share information that will end up being hacked by their enemies or unknowns. Just our government does.
Why would a government share information that it knows has a chance to end up in a private unsecured email server that they probably hacked themselves? Answer is obvious, they wouldn’t. And didn’t. Thus the action from them, by Hillary’s own admission, “because there has been a reluctance on the part of some of our friends in Europe to be as forthcoming in sharing information.”
Duh. Why do you think that is Secretary keeper-of-private-unsecure-email-server-containing-classified-information-that-was-probably-hacked-by-foreign-entities Clinton? Hmm..
