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Hillary Clinton Jokes About Wiping Email Server Clean ‘With a Cloth’

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When asked about wiping her email server clean, Hillary Clinton replied, “What, like, with a cloth or something?”

This marks the second joke she’s made in reference to her homegrown email server being wiped clean. Her first was jokingly referring to how much she loves Snapchat because they disappear all by themselves.

This shows her complete disconnect from the reality and severity in what she did by hosting her emails on a home server. A server that was kept in a bathroom closet.

Am I the only one who finds it ironically funny that her email server was stored in a bathroom where it was wiped clean? Seriously?!

Let’s just hope she’s not so untouchable that she will, in fact, undergo a complete and thorough investigation. There is a high likelihood that she has placed our national security at risk.

 

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Purge the Evil

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by Cal Thomas

Terry Jones, the Florida “minister” who threatened to burn the Koran on the anniversary of Sept. 11, is as much a distraction from the real challenge facing America as was Sen. Joseph McCarthy when it came to communism. Communism was (and remains in its Chinese incarnation) a real threat. But radical Islam — rabid, advancing, intolerant, subjugating — is potentially a bigger one and must be conquered.

Various apologists for the Nazis and communists in the media, academia and religion are now mostly forgotten and that’s the problem. Forgetting what happens when evil is accommodated leads to terrible consequences and more evil.

Some ancient wisdom about what must be done with evil is helpful for those who would pay attention: “You must purge the evil from among you” (Deuteronomy 22:21). Instead, we are tolerating, even welcoming evil, under the false assumption that evil can be neutered when it is in the midst of good. If that were so, the good works performed by various cultures would have long ago eradicated evil. Evil must not only be purged, it must be defeated.

The former co-chairs of the 9/11 Commission, Democrat Lee Hamilton and Republican Thomas Kean, write of the “Americanization” of al Qaeda leadership, reports the Washington Post. In a 43-page study by the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington, Hamilton and Kean warn of the radicalization of Muslims inside the United States and how al Qaeda’s strategy is changing from big events, like airplane hijackings and attacks of mass destruction, to plotting for smaller actions designed to spread fear and instability across the country.

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Obama’s Love Affair For ‘Islamic Radicalism’

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It appears that Obama has now pushed his love affair for ‘Islamic Radicalism’ a bit too far now. With Ahmadinijad calling Obama an amateur, people are starting to take the hint. This guy is only out for himself and nobody else. He has now baned the term, and similar others, ‘Islamic Radicalism’ would not be used in his National Security Strategy Document(s).

Fox News | Obama Bans Islam, Jihad From National Security Strategy Document

President Barack Obama’s advisers will remove religious terms such as “Islamic extremism” from the central document outlining the U.S. national security strategy and will use the rewritten document to emphasize that the United States does not view Muslim nations through the lens of terror, counterterrorism officials said.The change is a significant shift in the National Security Strategy, a document that previously outlined the Bush Doctrine of preventative war and currently states: “The struggle against militant Islamic radicalism is the great ideological conflict of the early years of the 21st century.”

The officials described the changes on condition of anonymity because the document still was being written, and the White House would not discuss it. But rewriting the strategy document will be the latest example of Obama putting his stamp on U.S. foreign policy, like his promises to dismantle nuclear weapons and limit the situations in which they can be used.

The revisions are part of a larger effort about which the White House talks openly, one that seeks to change not just how the United States talks to Muslim nations, but also what it talks to them about, from health care and science to business startups and education.

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