Comment #5

NightStalker — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 11:31:14 GMT

Even if he doesn't get re-elected, I'm fearful of what the left will attempt to do. They are so close to achieving their "utopia" that it might get violently ugly if they don't get their way. The Occupy movement is only a hint at what they will do.

Comment #4

CajunWin4 — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 01:27:07 GMT

Barry O. S. did the same in Chicago. I would not expect anything less from him!!!!

Comment #3

MADDOG10 — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 00:22:58 GMT

Wouldyou expect anything less from the back stabbing narcissist that he is???

Comment #2

JAP69 — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 23:14:15 GMT

I figured he would be doing that. Obama does not like to be tied to anything. If he is not re elected the pace will pick up on records destruction. Who is going to prosecute him on it. No one. It would take years for investigation and trial. And he knows it, He makes Hitler and Mussolini look like chumps.

Comment #1

Coin Toss — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 22:28:27 GMT

_________________________________________ What an absolute bunch of baloney.

Original Blog Entry: Obama destroying records

Coin Toss — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 22:27:05 GMT

Obama 'destroying records' in 'cyber bonfire'

Claim: Breaking law in organized effort to 'avoid leaving any trails'

In 2008, President Obama excoriated the Bush administration for its lack of transparency, and he vowed to lead the most open administration in U.S. history. Not only has that promise failed to materialize, but the Obama White House is among the most secretive in history and routinely breaks federal laws to keep damaging information from coming to light.

Christopher Horner is a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute specializing in energy and environmental issues, although he studies other issues as well. He has filed scores of Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, requests to procure documents from the past three administrations.

Horner told WND s Greg Corombos that the Obama administration has routinely tried to squelch his requests by forwarding them to the wrong agencies, claiming he would have to pay huge fees for the documents to be processed or just flatly ignored. Several times, Horner has been forced to sue the government for the requests to be honored.

As frustrating as that bureaucratic maze can be, Horner said the administration is also guilty of intentionally breaking the law.

In his new book, The Liberal War on Transparency, Horner details how multiple officials, including former Deputy White House Chief of Staff Jim Messina, conducted business on private email accounts so those communications would never end up on the public record. Messina, who is now manager of the Obama re-election effort, used a personal email account to negotiate with the drug industry and bring them on board the push to pass Obamacare in exchange for $4 billion in incentives.

Horner said those emails were deleted, despite federal law demanding that all government business be preserved and done through official means of communication. He warned that this is just the tip of the iceberg.

I ve got an affidavit, which I reveal in the book for the first time, from an official in the government acknowledging that they ve got essentially a cyber bonfire going on at all times in the administration, said Horner, who said the bonfire is tasked with destroying records, using nongovernmental computers to access governmental servers.

He explained, They ve got this system rigged whereby that destroys all traces of the record on the government system, and because they re using a private computer very deliberately there s no government computer you can then find the trace of the record on. If they did what they were supposed to do, you would leave these electronic footprints everywhere. It s a very organized government-wide systemic effort to avoid leaving any trails. The problem is, that s against the law.

http://www.wnd.com/2012/10/obama-destroying-records-in-cyber-bonfire/

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