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IRS Claims Computer Crashed - Lerner Emails to White House Gone

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IRS Computer Crashed And Erased All Of Lois Lerner's Emails | The Daily Caller

 

Who really believes that this is true ? The government seems to be able to find any and everything they ever what, how can the IRS not have at least a triple redundant system for the files ?

 

No backups? Doubtful that the emails are 'gone'. Unless they expect us to believe that there were no backups?

 

Well, we bought the video story on Benghazi...why not...

Even if the IRS had only one computer and its hard drive crashed, the emails could be recovered - the FBI and other agencies do that kind of thing all the time. My guess is that whoever "crashed" the computer made sure that the emails could not be recovered.

So typical of this Administration. They are hiding the stuff to protect guess who?

I bet you can't tell the IRS your computer crashed and you don't have the records they are looking for and get away with it.

Anyone who believes the e-mails are gone is crazy.

I'm going to try to sell one of my clients triple redundancy lol

Government corruption relies on the motto of 'Plausible deniability'. They are not even trying to go for the 'plausible' part in their lies at this point.

 

This is now the height of arrogance from an administration.

Sadly, the supporters of the Obama administration have moved from denial to the "everybody does it" defense. Every administration does not behave like a criminal enterprise. Nixon's did, Clinton's did, and Obama's does. There were no similar widespread and substantiated instances of criminal behavior during the Kennedy, Johnson, Ford, Carter, or Bush administrations.

 

A real Attorney General would be demanding the appointment of an independent prosecutor to investigate the disappearance of Lois Lerner's email messages. Eric Holder would be perfectly comfortable working as an attorney for the mob or a large drug cartel. The man has no moral foundation. If there has ever been a more corrupt Attorney General who has not resigned in disgrace or been fired, it has not been during my lifetime.

 

Just think about it. Richard Nixon's presidency went down in flames for an erasure of 18-1/2 minutes of a tape recording that he made of his personal meetings in the Oval Office. Nixon and John Mitchell were saints compared to the criminals Obama and Holder, and yet Obama's approval numbers are still hovering around 40%.

 

People get the government that they deserve and Americans obviously do not deserve a good government at this point in our history.

^ - moral foundation?!?!?

 

Holders, and most of this administrations morals come from one guy from Chicago.

 

His motto:

 

"THERE IS ONLY THE FIGHT..."

^ - moral foundation?!?!?

 

Holders, and most of this administrations morals come from one guy from Chicago.

 

His motto:

 

"THERE IS ONLY THE FIGHT..."

I thought his motto was, "Never let a good crisis go to waste." :D

 

This administration will be remembered for its continuous string of self-inflicted crises.

If anybody believes this story, I've got a toll bridge to sell you in Covington.

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