Obama, Clinton and Biden Caught Using Fake Aliases in Emails While Coordinating “Secret Deals”

In the year 2016, three of the most “notable” and powerful Democratic leaders corresponded by email using fictitious email addresses. This sparked concerns that former president Barack Obama, vice president at the time Joe Biden, and Democratic Party presidential candidate Hillary Clinton would have compromised state secrets by conversing in such an odd and unorthodox manner.

Not-for-profitObama used the alias “Obama725” in emails to Clinton, who was then the secretary of state, that Marco Polo discovered. According to a Politico piece, the State Department declined to make these and other correspondence between the two parties public. Additionally, lawyers used the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to withhold the messages by citing the “presidential communications privilege”.

The news outlet’s article, however brief, stated that the email conversation took place on June 28, 2012. Its subject line, “Re: Congratulations,” may have alluded to the Supreme Court decision upholding a significant aspect of the Obamacare law that was released that same day. It has been known since last year that the two periodically corresponded via Clinton’s personal email address. The White House argued that Obama was unaware that she used it alone and consistently for official work.

It was also discovered that Joe Biden, who was vice president at the time, used the identities “Robert Peters,” “Robin Ware,” and “JRB Ware” for both personal and official purposes. The “Robert Peters” account received an email about a meeting with the prosecutor who was looking into Burisma Holdings, Viktor Shokin, who was fired by the then-president of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko. The energy firm was paying Joe’s contentious son Hunter $83,000 a month to serve on the board over the same time period. According to certain intelligence assessments, the younger Biden was only hired for U.S. government protection from the “Big Guy” and “despite the fact that neither man had relevant experience or expertise for the job.”

In a public speech in January 2018, Biden boasted about the eventual firing of Shokin. By intimidating the Ukrainian government and threatening to withhold a billion-dollar loan guarantee if he didn’t get his way, he claimed that he was directly responsible for the fast firing.

And I was meant to mention that there was a new loan guarantee for $1 billion. Additionally, I had a commitment that Yatsenyuk and Poroshenko would take action against the state prosecutor. They also did not During his speech at the Council on Foreign Relations, an independent, “nonpartisan member organization” and think tank, he remarked, “I said, nah, I’m not going to or, we’re not going to give you the billion dollars.”

He claimed that because he did not have authority because he was not the president, Kyiv would initially not believe him. I advised calling him. You won’t receive the billion dollars, I assure you. I’ll be departing in a little over six hours, I believe. If the prosecution is not dismissed, you will not receive the compensation. He was let loose, son of a bitch,” he boasted.

In the meantime, Breitbart claimed that Hillary Clinton, a former first lady, lawyer, and Obama’s SoS, also used two aliases in her email correspondences. Her aliases weren’t revealed by the famed email incident and were “hdr22” and “hrod17.” She reportedly set up a private email server and network for herself, her family, and Huma Abedin, her former vice chair for the 2016 campaign, which was inaccessible to the federal authorities, notably Congress. Only the Clinton Foundation, different foreign leaders, and Doug Band’s international consulting company Teneo Holdings—where Abedin also worked during her stint at the State Department—were permitted to exchange emails with her, Abedin, and assistants Cheryl Mills and Jake Sullivan.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) initial hypothesis was that Clinton had broken the Espionage Act of 1913 by enabling sensitive national security material to be “lost, stolen, abstracted, or destroyed” through “gross negligence.” The private network communications have come into the possession of Julian Assange, who at the time was hiding out in an Ecuadorian embassy, as well as of investigators looking into the Anthony Weiner sexting scandal.

It was discovered that several senior Obama officials had also utilized aliases.

Lisa Jackson, a chemical engineer who oversaw the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), came in first in 2013. According to the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), which got EPA documents covering certifications in 2010, 2011, and 2012 through a FOIA request, she used the identity “Richard Windsor” to enroll in online training courses on topics including ethics, whistleblowers, and records protection. Republicans criticized Jackson’s use of the fictitious identity for her private email account and suggested that it may have been an attempt to avoid openness and public records rules. Windsor refers to her old city of East Windsor, New Jersey, while Richard is the name of her dog.

As part of an ongoing investigation into Hillary Clinton’s unsecured email server, America’s 83rd Attorney General (AG), Loretta Lynch, adopted the alias “Elizabeth Carlisle” in 2016 when she was discovered holding a covert meeting with Bill Clinton onboard a private plane on the airfield in Phoenix. After the meeting, according to Chuck Ross of the Daily Caller, the former AG coordinated a story about it with Department of Justice (DoJ) representatives under a pseudonym.

After the discussion on the plane, James Comey, the former director of the FBI, declared that the organization would not prosecute Clinton even though he acknowledged having sufficient evidence to do so. After a month, Lynch declared that, in spite of the FBI’s advice, the DOJ will not look into the Clinton Foundation’s interactions with the State Department when Hillary was Secretary of State.