Fr. Tom Weighs in on FBI's Decision Not to Prosecute Hillary

Arrogance, contempt, and boredom: that's how Hillary shows
 her regret for the deaths of our American heroes in Benghazi. 

In view of the FBI's decision not to recommend the prosecution of Hillary Clinton for violations of our nation's security laws, note also that, among other things, the FBI 

1 - did not mention her violation of the her sworn written commitment to use only secure government e-mail server(s) for her State Department business, which she signed before she assumed her office as Secretary of State; 

2 - did not mention her arranging for the State Department, through Susan Rice, to lie to the American people by asserting that the the terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate at Benghazi was merely a reaction to a Youtube video; 

3 - by stating that there was no evidence that the security of her unsecured server was ever violated, overlooked the fact that hackers, Guccifer and Wikileaks, have already hacked into her unsecured e-mails concerning State Department business and have posted some of them on the internet; and 

4 - did not mention her giving her lawyers, who lacked the legally required security clearances, unsupervised access to all her e-mails, including those containing secret and confidential state secrets, so that they could delete from her server and destroy what they subjectively determined to be "her personal e-mails".

Also, for other important legal dimension of this issue, check out billwhittle.com. 

Note especially the reference to U.S. Code Title 18, Part 1, Chapter 101, Section 2071, parts a & b.
It seems that some of the new nobility among our politicians, especially those who are support the Auschwitz Agenda of consigning our posterity to death by abortion or to the onerous debt slavery imposed by our national debr and unfunded mandates, are above accountability to the law. Indeed, blackmail and intimidation can do wonders for masking corruption as competence.

In view of all this, I guess one of the campaign slogans for Hillary should be Hillary - Competence beyond accountability and beyond culpability. 

God save us! 

Fr. Tom Collins