IRS claims it lost two years of Lois Lerner emails. Then the dog ate their homework and everybody’s grandmother died.
IRS claims it lost two years of Lois Lerner emails
IRS claims it lost two years of Lois Lerner emails. Then the dog ate their homework and everybody’s grandmother died.
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Just released, the deficit for the month of MAY. Oh, happy Father's Day to those it applies btw.
And why is no one sporting one of those nice orange jumpsuits, like that criminal bitch Lerner, is simply mystifying. If the media and justice department wasn't so far up Quagmire's ass, we would be treated daily to these crooked as hell democrats doing the perp walk.
This situation provides a good way of determining just how stupid people you deal with just might be. IF they believe this bull shit you can be rest assured they are fools and not to be trusted in any meaningful manner. You might also be able to sell them a bridge or two.
This case is enough for me to have the IRS abolished. There are much better & more simple ways of collecting tax money.
In your next audit try telling the IRS that you lost some obscure receipt from 4 years ago for a $6.50 meal. It wont work, I've been there!
This "lost" email due to some pc crash somewhere is total, unadulterated bullshit that only the complete brain dead will accept. Unfortunately that describes 50% of the population and 100% of democrats voters.
The only way the emails can be lost is if they are intentionally deleted and all the numerous backups over the past 2 years are also deleted. Impossible!!!!!!!
PLUS, ALL government emails of any level of importance are REQUIRED BY LAW to be printed out and filed.
One congressman is demanding that the NSA give over her metadata. Try as this administration can, their own traps set for the common person is actually catching them.
Take heart, the NSA has everything...
Guess what the NYSlimes had to say about these missing Lois Lerner emails:
http://pjmedia.com/rogerkimball/2014/06/14/18-12-minutes-vs-2-years-which-is-worse/
If you guessed nothing, IHTM has taught you well, Grasshopper.
IT professional explains why the IRS is full of shit.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/06/13/veteran-it-professional-gives-six-reasons-why-the-irs-claim-that-it-lost-two-years-of-lois-lerners-emails-is-simply-not-feasible/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=story&utm_campaign=ShareButtons
Yeah, you've probably heard me mention a few times that I worked for the federal government for a few years. There's no way the IRS excuse is true. Number one, they're saying her PC crashed. Who cares? They're low-bid computers and they crash all the time. I went through three in four years. It's no big deal because the servers have everything. Emails are not stored on PCs at the federal government. They can't be. There are too many rules and regulations about complying with FOIA. Emails are always stored on a server and even the smallest agencies have RAID servers so...
Plus, it's highly doubtful that someone at Lerner's level was the only one with access to her email account. The email volume in the federal government is enormous, beyond comprehension, and the only way for higher level executives to deal with the volume is to have assistants who cull those daily emails down to what they absolutely need to see. The rest is either deleted or funneled into the appropriate archive for future FOIA requests. I say this to further cement the point that her emails would not be on her personal PC. They are on a server where assistants and FOIA personnel can get at them.
My neighbors (one a retired Navy LCDR) were like, do they think we are idiots? To which I responded, yes. Or at the very least, they think the Congressional Critters are idiots.
Frankly congress is most likely going along with the charade. The "outrage" is contrived for the purpose of fooling us. The media will help them sweep this under the rug.
Yep, I was just going to say, someone has these e-mails somewhere.
Guess who is saying the same thing I am:
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2014/06/lois-lerners-lost-emails.php
That's from a DOJ insider, folks.
If all else failed, weren't there recipients? Would they not have the emails?
You don't really expect them to step forward and offer their copies up, do you?
Not voluntarily.
Special prosecutor, now!
Better yet, get the nerds from Google to find the emails on the servers where they most certainly reside.
And, by some unimaginable coincidence, the emails they lost were just the ones Congress was most interested in, those to and from outside sources. Maybe Hilary will find them on a table in the Oval Office after she moves in.