Wikileaks founder says new leaks emails are enough to indict Clinton

Submitted by LL Price on Thu, 06/16/2016 - 11:41am

Several alternative news sources, including:

http://www.news.slashdot/
http://www.truthdig.com/
http://topics.com/

Are reporting that -

Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange, says the next set of leaked Hillary Clinton emails should be enough to indict her. Assange doubts that the FBI or the Obama Justice Department will follow up. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has, and will use the scandal as an offensive strategy against his Democratic opponent.

**rant alert**
I would not be surprised if all the major media sources totally ignore this story, and instead, run highly important articles about "exactly what Kim Kardashian ate every day to lose 60 pounds" -- an actual second-tier headline from Yahoo News today.

I've sworn off corporate news sources. I browse the alternative now. While the Alternatives might be bias, and some stories might be poorly documented, the content can't be as trivial or faux as the deliberately misleading political pablum pushed by "mass media outlets."
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Any unwelcome invoices for contributions to the DNC or HRC front-groups will be answered with a link to this article. (when did the DNC functionaries decide "asking" was passe?) I know my messages will bounce back, but I can stuff pre-paid envelopes with a print-out.

By the way, I received a genuine personalized e-mail reply from the Sanders campaign yesterday. A completely different style of engagement.

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Submitted by Lookout on Thu, 06/16/2016 - 12:01pm
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quoting Assange from an ITV interview. Here's a couple of Main stream type -

http://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/jun/12/wikileaks-to-publish-more-h...

http://observer.com/2016/06/the-coming-constitutional-crisis-over-hillar...

Any inquiring mind will want to know how Hillary Clinton is so certain she cannot be indicted over EmailGate, since the FBI’s investigation remains open. Similarly, it deserves to be asked why Obama felt it appropriate to endorse Clinton to succeed him in the White House while the FBI continues to investigate her, since any Bureau referral in the matter will wind up on the desk of the attorney general, Loretta Lynch—who works for President Obama. The White House insists this is no way taints the case. However, since Obama is a constitutional lawyer by background, he cannot fail to see how this creates a serious conflict of interest.

Even Time?
http://time.com/4365858/wikileaks-publish-hillary-clinton-emails-assange/

Will the coronation collapse? We can hope.

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Submitted by capforfun on Fri, 06/17/2016 - 6:00am

Unfortunately, when it comes to issues driven by the Neo-Liberals Obama is not to be trusted.

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Submitted by OLinda on Thu, 06/16/2016 - 1:06pm
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slashdot.org

Nothing on the front page anymore. Here is a slashdot post on it:
It is quoting rt.com.
slashdot - emails

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Submitted by Steve15 on Thu, 06/16/2016 - 2:04pm

The most damage would be done if the emails were released on the eve of the Democratic convention. We can always hope.

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Submitted by Haikukitty on Thu, 06/16/2016 - 2:10pm
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If they really have ammunition, there needs to be time for public outrage to put pressure on Super Delegates. There needs to be time to prove the emails are legit.

If it were to happen just days prior to the convention, most delegates wouldn't switch their votes because there wouldn't be time to make sure it was valid information, or time for people to put pressure on them or time for articles to be written, etc. They are not going to change direction unless they are forced to, and that will take time for pressure to build.

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Submitted by WindDancer13 on Thu, 06/16/2016 - 2:09pm
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What's up with the hype? More of the same o same o. Keep the people riled up and fixed on something else when they should be concentrating on the changes they want to make in the system or outside of it.

Anyone notice that for quite awhile now we have been fed the same stories over and over? How many exposes have come to naught? How many times have we been told that the investigation is criminal? You can go back about six months and read the same things coming from another person that we are reading now.

Sheesh, we are way too accustomed to being herded.

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Submitted by charliehorse on Thu, 06/16/2016 - 7:38pm

To refute the DNC's claim that only a few Trump documents were stolen during the DNC server breach, Guccifer provides more examples of files that were compromised on his blog.

Really bad.

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Submitted by Raggedy Ann on Thu, 06/16/2016 - 2:32pm
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It's going to be interesting as we move forward.

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Submitted by Writerinres on Thu, 06/16/2016 - 3:17pm

Wow! I'll bet that Friends of HRC don't appreciate that their emails were leaked. And looking over the twaddle talking points of HRC's election plans is worth a chuckle: Her dad, mom, brothers, yada, yada, yada - just regular folks. Her plans for infrastructure, small biz, taxes, medical leave, infrastructure are so vague and written on a third grade reading level. They should play well on TV.

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