Should the Romanian who scucessfully hacked into Clinton's server get immunity

[vorlon13]

I hate making exceptions to my desire to see all the fucking hackers burned up in the electric chair.

I'll admit this occasion I'm tempted . . .

Upon reflection, yeah, burn him up, slowly, in the electric chair.

We really need to burn up some of these asses.  I just got another annoying spam email scam thing claiming to be from MS and my email is being suspiciously accessed.  Time to burn 'em up.

[ReptilianPeon]

Well it's Fox News, but this would be *very* interesting if true: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/05/...tcmp=hpbt1

The worst part, from Clinton's perspective, is this Romanian had no formal computing qualifications (according to the link). If even a man from rural Romania with little to no training says it was easy to get in, it makes one wonder who else managed to get in. I am flabbergasted that people actually believe Hilary's excuses.

If there really is no problem with what Clinton did, as we're told by her lackeys, then I'm sure they won't have a problem with her having a private basement server as president either. In fact, why don't all politicians redirect government emails to private email servers? I'm told there's no problem and that Clinton is not a criminal in this regard (even though she broke the Espionage Act with her negligence).

[dyresand]

Yes. Guccifer did a great service.

Fuck Hilary and the US Government.

So extend the same courtesy to Edward Snowden and we might have an agreement. He did the world a much bigger servive.

There are things.. some things that go so far deep in secrecy something even bigger that me you or anyone doesn't know about 
hell if i was in snowdens shoes i wouldn't have said anything but then again that's me. Snowden knows a lot of dangerous things
that's the big reason why if he comes back here it won't be a warm welcome.

[KevinM1]

...do we know if the connection between Hilary's server and the cloud backup was secure? I mean, like Tib says, it's bad enough that the info was stored off-premises and in the custody of people without clearance, but I'm also concerned about the possible man-in-the-middle vector.

Either way, it's looking more and more clear that she should face some charges for her terrible handling of classified information.

[Aroura]

I was just reading that the preliminary findings are that "she did not knowingly break the law". Based on this, it is currently speculated that the chances of her being prosecuted are very, very low.

I can't find the link now, dang it. I closed my browser and forgot to bookmark it.

[Aroura]

oh, here it is.

Clinton email investigation news

[Mudhammam]

Even if she is not charged with criminal wrongdoing in the end, it still cracks me up that the DNC ran a candidate that was under investigation by the FBI. It says everything you need to know about our current state of politics.

[dyresand]

Even if she is not charged with criminal wrongdoing in the end, it still cracks me up that the DNC ran a candidate that was under investigation by the FBI. It says everything you need to know about our current state of politics.

The type of confidential data she had she will face charges..

[ReptilianPeon]

Richard Nixon resigned as president for less that what Clinton has be accused of over the decades. Clinton is embarrassing for America (though not as much as Trump admittedly): She should clean up and go home. He resigned over a few minutes of a tape - meanwhile Clinton has been in so many scandals.