# Emails

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  Appendix
  Table. West European Views of International Assistance for Haiti
  Q. I'm going to read you a list of countries and organizations. For each one, please tell me
  whether you think they generally have done a very good job, a good job, a poor, or a very poor
  job in helping Haitians after the earthquake, or have you not heard enough to say?
  (% Among those who have heard at least a fair amount about the Haiti earthquake)
  Our country
  Britain France Germany Italy Spain
  Very good 20 20 20 19 20
  Good job 50 66 52 64 54
  Good job overall 70 86 72 83 74
  Poor job 4 2 2 4 11
  Very poor job 0 0 0 0 1
  Poor job overall 4 2 2 4 13
  Haven't heard enough to say 19 12 23 9 11
  Don't know 6 0 3 4 2
  Unsure 25 12 26 13 13
  Total 100 100 100 100 100
  The United States
  Britain France Germany Italy Spain
  Very good 23 18 21 19 14
  Good job 42 62 42 56 39
  Good job overall 64 80 63 75 53
  Poor job 5 5 3 4 18
  Very poor job 0 1 0 1 4
  Poor job overall 6 5 3 5 22
  Haven't heard enough to say 23 15 30 14 22
  Don't know 6 3 5 3
  Unsure 30 15 33 19 25
  Total 100 100 100 100 100
  France
  Britain Germany Italy Spain
  Very good 4 2 2 3
  Good job 18 17 25 25
  Good job overall 22 19 28 27
  Poor job 6 2 4 17
  Very poor job 1 0 1 2
  Poor job overall 7 2 5 19
  Haven't heard enough to say 60 73 51 49
  Don't know 11 5 16
  Unsure 71 78 67 53
  Total 100 100 100 100
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  The Red Cross
  Britain France Germany Italy Spain
  Very good 34 29 25 25 29
  Good job 35 50 50 54 53
  Good Job overall 69 79 74 78 81
  Poor job 0 1 1 1 2
  Very poor job 0 0 0 0 0
  Poor Job overall 1 1 1 1 3
  Haven't heard enough to say 22 21 22 15 14
  Don't know 7 0 3 5 3
  Unsure 30 21 25 21 16
  Total 100 100 100 100 100
  The United Nations
  Britain France Germany Italy Spain
  Very good 12 11 10 7 6
  Good job 39 46 39 50 42
  Good Job overall 51 57 49 57 48
  Poor job 6 3 4 3 16
  Very poor job 1 0 1 1 3
  Poor Job overall 7 4 5 4 18
  Haven't heard enough to say 32 39 41 28 29
  Don't know 9 6 11 4
  Unsure 42 39 46 39 34
  Total 100 100 100 100 100
  FOR OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT USE ONLY
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DocNumber: C05769138
MetadataSubject: NPR
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ExtractedSubject: NPR
ExtractedFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivanii@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Monday, March 29, 2010 8:30 AM
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ExtractedBodyText: Jim concurs in the memo recommendations.
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivanii@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 8:30 AM
  To:
  Subject Re: NPR
  Jim concurs in the memo recommendations.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sun Mar 28 21:26:42 2010
  Subject: NPR
  I've reviewed the memo from Bob and Derek and can agree w its comments but would like to know what Jim thinks.
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DocNumber: C05769140
MetadataSubject: CALL LIST
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MetadataFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C
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ExtractedSubject: RE: Call list
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  ok
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 8:48 AM
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject: Call list
  Pis put the following on the list:
  Walter Pincus (move him up from 12/9/08) Derek Harvey (move him up) Mona Ackerman (move from 9/24/08)
  And take off the following:
  Belgian FM
  Height
  Turkish FM
  Lowey
  Cannon
  Rosen
  Goldberg
  McLarty (the 1/4 entry
  Frist
  Foxman
  Stern
  Rhodeen
  Osteen
  Straley
  Jacobs
  Magee
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DocNumber: C05769142
MetadataSubject: STATEMENT
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ExtractedSubject: Statement
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  Bombings in Moscow
  Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of this morning's bombings in Moscow, their families, and all the people
  of Russia. This brutal assault on innocent civilians is another reminder that terrorism is a threat to peace-loving people
  everywhere and must be met with unwavering resolve. I will offer my personal condolences to Foreign Minister Lavrov
  later today in Ottawa. Together with our G8 partners, we will discuss how to improve international counterterrorism
  coordination and cooperation. I was in Moscow earlier this month, and I know the resilience and determination of the
  Russian people. The United States stands with them today and everyday in solidarity against violent extremism in all its
  forms.

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  Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 9:32 AM
  To:
  Subject: Statement
  Bombings in Moscow
  Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of this morning's bombings in Moscow, their families, and all the people
  of Russia. This brutal assault on innocent civilians is another reminder that terrorism is a threat to peace-loving people
  everywhere and must be met with unwavering resolve. I will offer my personal condolences to Foreign Minister Lavrov
  later today in Ottawa. Together with our G8 partners, we will discuss how to improve international counterterrorism
  coordination and cooperation. I was in Moscow earlier this month, and I know the resilience and determination of the
  Russian people. The United States stands with them today and everyday in solidarity against violent extremism in all its
  forms.
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DocNumber: C05769143
MetadataSubject: IHRC IN HAITIAN PRESS
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ExtractedSubject: FW: IHRC in Haitian Press
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  Finally.
  For wjc

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  Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 8:41 PM
  To: H; Doug Band
  Subject: FW: IHRC in Haitian Press
  Finally.
  For wjc
  From: Jean-Louis Warnholz [mailt
  Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 8:(
  28 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Curtis, Meghann A; 'Steve Radelet; 'Laura Graham'; 'Amitabh Desai'
  Subject: IHRC in Haitian Press
  Below a short clipping from Haiti's major radio news site. I also posted today's piece in the LA Times, which is broadly
  positive.
  Monday, March 29, 2010 11:54 (PaP time)
  Bill Clinton and Jean Max Bellerive to head the reconstruction committee
  An Interim Committee for the Reconstruction of Haiti will be implemented in the coming days. It will be headed by former
  U.S. President Bill Clinton and the current Prime Minister of Haiti Jean Max Bellerive.
  This committee could be composed of 16 members including 9 foreigners. It should have the flexibility to make important
  decisions in the context of rebuilding the country devastated by a powerful earthquake last January 12.
  During 18 months, this new entity will manage the funds available to carry out all operations related with the
  reconstruction of Haiti.
  Under a plan presented by the Haitian authorities at a technical meeting held last week in the Dominican Republic, 11.5
  billion would be needed to rebuild Haiti.
  http://www.metropolehaiti.com/metropole/full une fr.php?id=17350
  \http://www.latimes.cominews/opinionieditorialsila-ed-haiti30-2010mar30,0,3336688.story
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DocNumber: C05769144
MetadataSubject: IF YOU GET A CHANCE IT WD BE GREAT TO RAISE THE INTEGRATED POWER ISSUE RE THE PSD W/ SEC. GATES
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  Gates
  He advances a powerful vision of integrated civilian power w/ State and USAID under you in his Foreign Affairs article. I
  don't think you need to get into the State/AID details w/ him, but it wd be great to give him a heads up that you think
  that the PSD as written moves toward 3 separate pillars of defense, development, and diplomacy rather than reinforcing
  the integrated power frame of the Nat. Security Strategy. AM

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  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, June 21, 2010 11:26 AM
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abed in, Huma
  Subject If you get a chance it wd be great to raise the integrated power issue re the PSD w/ Sec.
  Gates
  He advances a powerful vision of integrated civilian power w/ State and USAID under you in his Foreign Affairs article. I
  don't think you need to get into the State/AID details w/ him, but it wd be great to give him a heads up that you think
  that the PSD as written moves toward 3 separate pillars of defense, development, and diplomacy rather than reinforcing
  the integrated power frame of the Nat. Security Strategy. AM
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DocNumber: C05769146
MetadataSubject: CDM TRAVEL THIS SUMMER
MetadataTo: Mills, Cheryl D
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  This is just fyi for my out of office planning/scheduling purposes:
  22 June (T): afternoon in NY
  2Ju1 — 9Jul: annual leave
  19Jul — 23Jul: travel with S
  25Aug — 27 Aug/1 Sep — 3Sep (T): out of office
  1 Sep: Haiti travel

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  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Toiv, Nora F; Laszczych, Joanne; Smith, Jeannemarie E;
  Lew, Jacob J; Mull, Stephen D; Curtis, Meghann A; Warnholz, Jean-Louis;
  karamcdonald Reynoso, Julissa; Merten, Kenneth H; Lindwall, David E B6
  Subject: CDM Travel this Summer
  This is just fyi for my out of office planning/scheduling purposes:
  22 June (T): afternoon in NY
  2Ju1 — 9Jul: annual leave
  19Jul — 23Jul: travel with S
  25Aug — 27 Aug/1 Sep — 3Sep (T): out of office
  1 Sep: Haiti travel
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DocNumber: C05769150
MetadataSubject: S-ASHTON UPDATE
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: S-Ashton Update
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  Subject: Fw: S-Ashton Update
  Fyi
  From: Mull, Stephen D
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Cc: Montgomery, Molly C; Baxter, Shawn; Lang, Alan; Waller, Robert P; P-NEA Duty; Waser, Tamir G
  Sent: Tue Mar 30 12:45:10 2010
  Subject: S-Ashton Update
  Hi Jake,
  You'll see that the Secretary's points for Ashton mention the idea of our sending an inter-agency expert team
  to Brussels for the next few months to improve US-EU coordination on Iran sanctions prep. EU officials had
  been receptive, but now the bureaucrats are saying this would be "counter-productive", and instead prefer
  more regular videoconferences. Which is probably OK. Anyway, I just wanted you to know the background, in
  case it comes up in the Ashton meeting.
  Steve
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DocNumber: C05769151
MetadataSubject: SUMMARY OF 5/3 0845 AND 0915 MEETINGS
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  B1,1.4(B),1.4(D), B5
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL
  — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 05/03/2020
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, May 3, 2010 2:23 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Summary of 5/3 0845 and 0915 meetings
  From: Wohlers, Paul
  Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 1:56 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Smith, Daniel B
  Subject: Summary of 5/3 0845 and 0915 meetings
  Summary of 8:45 meeting, May 3, 2010:
  Cheryl Mills chaired, with D(S) Jim Steinberg, D(L) Jacob Lew, (P) Bill Burns, (M) Pat Kennedy, (H) Rich Verma, (L) Harold
  Koh, (PA) Gordon Duguid, (SIP) Ann-Marie Slaughter, and (S/ES)Paul Wohlers attending.
  M, P. and S/P passed.
  D(S):
  -- Emilio Estefan would like to speak with the Secretary about possible people-to-people ideas for Cuba.
  D(L):
  - DoD wants to move money (that is actually State money) to State accounts; checking to see what Hill appropriators
  will say.
  -- From meeting with AIPAC, should not assume they will push for Ros-Lehtinen language in the Russia 123 agreement.
  -- Rep. Norm Dicks wants to discuss civ-mil issues.
  H:
  -- A number of Senators have written to President Medvedev asking that adoptions to the US not be halted. It appears
  that adoptions already in the pipeline have not been halted; unclear about new adoptions.
  -- Preparing for the Karzai visit next week; he will have a number of Hill meetings. Frank Ruggiero meets with SFRC this
  week; the Secretary will meet with Blue Dogs on the budget on Wednesday; the Secretary and Secretaries Gates and
  Chu will do an All-Members briefing on START on Thursday afternoon; discussions continue on Iran sanctions legislation,
  with the Secretary and Susan Rice calling some senators and discussing who else should be called.
  PA:
  -- No briefing today.
  L:
  L will be meeting with PA to discuss points to use on International Criminal Court policy.
  Summary of 9:15 A/S Meeting, May 3, 2010:
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  Deputy Secretary Steinberg chaired.
  D(L):
  -- Budget process going into high gear in May/June. Will change process from last year; Senior Review process was not
  that useful. Will start with conversations with A/Ss; also trying to include more inter-agency aspects. Will be more steps
  this year but better product. Should be done by end of summer.
  -- Evaluation process underway; OPM will use State process as model for civil service reform.
  OES (A/S Jones):
  -- Discussed the Gulf oil spill, noting 12 foreign offers of assistance so far; US has not accepted any yet. Ops Center is
  maintaining a matrix of international offers. There will be daily DCs this week. Jim Steinberg noted the need to monitor
  developments that could affect Mexico, especially as the Calderon visit approaches.
  NEA (A/S Feltman):
  -- Baghdad recount going well so far. Kurds dropped recount request in Kirkuk; Allawi dropped request for southern
  Iraq. Bus in Mosul carrying Christians was bombed this morning, several dead.
  USUN/W: (Barks-Ruggles)
  - Ahmadinejad speaking this morning at NPT Revcon at UN; the Secretary speaks this afternoon.
  SCA: (DAS Krol)
  -- In Nepal, Maoist street demonstrations brought tens of thousands out, no violence so far. Embassy closed today but
  doesn't think situation will deteriorate greatly. Maoist goal is to maintain pressure until PM Nepal resigns.
  AF: (A/S Carson)
  -- Weekend attack on Somali mosque believed work of ASJ — group is Ethiopia-supported and affiliated with
  TFG. Targeted senior al-Shabab leaders, at least one killed.
  -- VP Biden going to Egypt, Kenya, and South Africa first week of June; will be at opening US match in soccer World Cup.
  -- From DROC, reports of new IRA massacre in Feb in eastern Congo; details just now coming out, appears over 100
  killed.
  -- Scott Gratio
  . n in Khartoum today.
  PM: (NS Shapiro)
  -- Sending Note to S about Saudi request for arms sales by US. Don't want publicity now; need to develop Hill strategy.
  INL:
  A/S Johnson is in Iraq this week.
  S/SRMC:
  -- Farah Pandith thanked all at State involved in last week's Entrepreneurship Summit; said was well done and can be
  used to encourage young Muslim populations around the world.
  S/CT: (Coordinator Benjamin)
  -- Times Square bomb incident being classified as possible international incident due to al-Qaida video claiming
  responsibility.
  EUR: (A/S Gordon)
  -- Greece came up with improved austerity package; PM Papandreou gave good speech to the country; Germans coming
  up with support funds; markets mixed today.
  pw
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
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  Paul D. Wohlers
  Deputy Executive Secretary
  S/ES-S, Rm. 7224
  202-647-5302
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DocNumber: C05769152
MetadataSubject: TRIESTE
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  Below is the Iran section of the chair's statement from Trieste. There is strong language on human rights; is that what
  Miliband was referring to? The language on the nuclear issue reflects where we were last summer -- still on the first
  track.
  Iran
  We are concerned about the aftermath of Iranian Presidential elections. We fully respect the sovereignty of Iran. At the
  same time, we deplore post-electoral violence, which led to the loss of lives of Iranian civilians. We express our solidarity
  with those who have suffered repression while peacefully demonstrating and urge Iran to respect fundamental human
  rights, including freedom of expression, as ensured by the international treaties it has ratified. The crisis should be
  settled soon through democratic dialogue and peaceful means on the basis of the rule of law. We call on the Iranian
  government to guarantee that the will of the Iranian people is reflected in the electoral process.
  We remain committed to finding a diplomatic solution to the issue of Iran's nuclear program and support renewed
  efforts to that effect, such as the readiness of the U.S. to enter into direct talks and the invitation from China, France,
  Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States to Iran to restart negotiations, as well as the constructive
  involvement of other G8 partners in the process. We stress the need for unity of action on the basis of agreed policy. We
  sincerely hope that Iran will seize this opportunity to give diplomacy a chance to find a negotiated solution to the
  nuclear issue. At the same time we remain deeply concerned over proliferation risks posed by Iran's nuclear programme.
  We recognise that Iran has the right to a civilian nuclear programme, but that comes with the responsibility to restore
  confidence in the exclusively peaceful nature of its nuclear activities. We strongly urge Iran to cooperate fully with the
  IAEA and to comply with the relevant UNSC Resolutions.
  Our meeting on the margin of the United Nations General Assembly opening week next September, will be an occasion
  for the G8 to take stock of the situation.

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 5:51 PM
  To:
  Subject: Trieste
  Below is the Iran section of the chair's statement from Trieste. There is strong language on human rights; is that what
  Miliband was referring to? The language on the nuclear issue reflects where we were last summer -- still on the first
  track.
  Iran
  We are concerned about the aftermath of Iranian Presidential elections. We fully respect the sovereignty of Iran. At the
  same time, we deplore post-electoral violence, which led to the loss of lives of Iranian civilians. We express our solidarity
  with those who have suffered repression while peacefully demonstrating and urge Iran to respect fundamental human
  rights, including freedom of expression, as ensured by the international treaties it has ratified. The crisis should be
  settled soon through democratic dialogue and peaceful means on the basis of the rule of law. We call on the Iranian
  government to guarantee that the will of the Iranian people is reflected in the electoral process.
  We remain committed to finding a diplomatic solution to the issue of Iran's nuclear program and support renewed
  efforts to that effect, such as the readiness of the U.S. to enter into direct talks and the invitation from China, France,
  Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States to Iran to restart negotiations, as well as the constructive
  involvement of other G8 partners in the process. We stress the need for unity of action on the basis of agreed policy. We
  sincerely hope that Iran will seize this opportunity to give diplomacy a chance to find a negotiated solution to the
  nuclear issue. At the same time we remain deeply concerned over proliferation risks posed by Iran's nuclear programme.
  We recognise that Iran has the right to a civilian nuclear programme, but that comes with the responsibility to restore
  confidence in the exclusively peaceful nature of its nuclear activities. We strongly urge Iran to cooperate fully with the
  IAEA and to comply with the relevant UNSC Resolutions.
  Our meeting on the margin of the United Nations General Assembly opening week next September, will be an occasion
  for the G8 to take stock of the situation.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769152 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Just the stuff from yesterday. Maybe one of the cable nets or talking heads made a to do about it.
  But I'm surprised because it didn't seem anyone here cared, was all Canada

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  Cc: Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Re: Canada
  Just the stuff from yesterday. Maybe one of the cable nets or talking heads made a to do about it.
  But I'm surprised because it didn't seem anyone here cared, was all Canada
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Jake Sullivan
  To: PIR
  Subject: Canada
  Sent: Mar 30, 2010 6:59 PM
  A friend just emailed me telling me she was so sorry I had such a tough day in Canada. What's the news that suggests
  that back here?
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  I haven't seen anything real in our press.
  Original 'Message

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  To: preine H
  Subject: Re: Canada
  I haven't seen anything real in our press.
  Original 'Message
  From: PIR
  To: Evergreen
  Cc: Jake Sullivan
  ReplyTo: preines
  Subject: Re: Canada
  Sent: Mar 30, 2010 7:01 PM
  Just the stuff from yesterday. Maybe one of the cable nets or talking heads made a to do about it.
  But I'm surprised because it didn't seem anyone here cared, was all Canada
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Jake Sullivan
  To: PIR
  Subject: Canada
  Sent: Mar 30, 2010 6:59 PM
  A friend just emailed me telling me she was so sorry I had such a tough day in Canada. What's the news that suggests
  that back here?
  Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone with SprintSpeed
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769156 Date: 08/31/2015



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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.goy>
  Sent: Monday, May 3, 2010 3:05 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Obama's diplomacy, not fully engaged (for S)
  fyi
  From: Toiv, Nora F
  Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 12:26 PM
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Obama's diplomacy, not fully engaged (for S)
  the Il IL post
  Obama's diplomacy, not fully engaged
  By Jackson Diehl
  Monday,'May 3, 2010; A15
  Barack Obama's foreign policy has been defined so far by his attempts to "engage" with adversaries or rivals of
  the United States, such as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran and Dmitry Medvedev of Russia. The results have
  been mixed. But now the president's focus is visibly shifting. In the next 18 months, Obama's record abroad will
  be made or broken by his ability to do business with two nominal U.S. allies: Hamid Karzai and Binyamin
  Netanyahu.
  Karzai has become the hardest problem in Obama's Afghanistan surge, one that might be summed up as "can't
  win with him, can't win without him." Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu holds the key to whether Israel will be
  prepared to accept a Palestinian state within the two-year time frame Obama has established -- and also,
  perhaps, whether Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons will lead to war.
  Both men are prickly and somewhat inscrutable. Both know their countries and their own careers depend on
  support from the United States, but both are also resistant to key elements of Obama's policies. Handling them
  well requires skillful and subtle diplomacy by the U.S. president and by those who carry out his policies.
  And Obama has not done well. In fact, his treatment of the Israeli and Afghan leaders during one week in late
  March -- immediately after his victory on health care -- marked a low point of his performance as president.
  First, Obama seized on an errant Israeli announcement about housing construction in East Jerusalem to reopen a
  pointless battle with Netanyahu. During a disastrous March 23 meeting at the White House, Obama demanded -
  - in vain -- that Israel stop all building in Jerusalem, and at one point he left Netanyahu and his delegation to
  stew in the Roosevelt room while he retired to the second-floor residence for dinner.
  Five days later, Obama flew to Kabul for another cold meeting, this time with Karzai. In a briefing for reporters
  on the plane, national security adviser James Jones made it clear that Obama was displeased with Karzai's lack
  of progress since beginning a new term as president last fall. In case there was any doubt, Obama spelled out
  that dissatisfaction in a television interview a day after his return.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769159 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769159 Date: 08/31/2015
  Was it hubris from health care that brought on this burst of presidential imperialism? Whatever the cause, the
  results were disastrous. Netanyahu retreated to Jerusalem, where, after a couple of weeks of sulking, he
  defiantly announced that settlement construction in Jerusalem would continue. Karzai summoned Iranian
  President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to Kabul, then delivered a tirade against Western interference that concluded
  with a threat to join the Taliban.
  The administration has spent the past month cleaning up this mess. Obama abruptly changed his approach,
  sending a note to Karzai in early April thanking him for the Kabul visit and confirming his invitation to visit
  Washington in May -- a trip that, just days earlier, the White House had hinted at canceling. Meanwhile, the
  president and a good part of his Cabinet have been heaping love on Israel -- if not precisely Netanyahu -- by
  proclaiming their commitment to the relationship in speech after speech before pro-Israel groups.
  The result is that the administration now has a detailed plan for working with Karzai over the next several
  months. Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, which have been delayed for two months by the flap over Jerusalem,
  might finally begin this week. Quiet diplomacy by the administration's special envoys in the Middle East and
  Afghanistan, George Mitchell and Richard Holbrooke, has achieved what presidential lectures did not.
  The underlying problems, however, haven't changed. Karzai still has little appetite for attacking the corruption
  in his government or rallying support for U.S. military campaigns against the Taliban. Netanyahu remains
  wedded to a right-wing coalition that would not allow him to make significant concessions in peace
  negotiations, even if he wanted to.
  Obama has to find a way to coax each of them toward a change of course. Public bullying won't do it.
  Assurances of U.S. support and stroking by special envoys go only so far. What's missing is personal chemistry
  and confidence, the construction of a bond between leaders that can persuade a U.S. ally to take a risk; in other
  words, presidential "engagement." Isn't that what Obama promised?
  Nora Toiv
  Office of the Secretary
  202-647-8633
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  Morales blasted the U.S. efforts in Haiti today. See below. Craig Kelly and I agree that you should consider a call to
  Morales. Perhaps we could discuss tomorrow.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769161 Date: 08/31/2015
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  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 8:28 PM
  To: H
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Subject Morales
  Morales blasted the U.S. efforts in Haiti today. See below. Craig Kelly and I agree that you should consider a call to
  Morales. Perhaps we could discuss tomorrow.
  From: Rocha, Barbara
  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 1:26 PM
  To: Roberts, Asel K
  Subject: FW: Garcia Linera on Haiti
  Rough translation of the points below:
  O Evo Morales announced today that his government will ask for an emergency meeting at the UN to "reject the
  U.S. military occupation" in Haiti, according to Spanish news agency EFE.
  O "It is not possible that the U.S. is using a natural disaster to invade and occupy Haiti," said Morales, who
  qualified as "inhumane, savage, and opportunist" the deployment of troops in the Caribbean island.
  O "We'll ask the UN, via our Foreign Ministry, for an emergency meeting to reject this military occupation of the
  U.S. in Haiti," announced Morales.
  O Morales recalled that President Obama has guaranteed in international fora that he wants partners and
  respectful diplomatic relations with other countries. "You don't achieve this (partners, diplomatic relations)
  with military occupation, or troops, or bases," he said and expects "a pronouncement by the peoples of the
  world and social forces rejecting this intervention and military occupation in Haiti."
  O Morales also asked "how much money, food and water" will be destined to the 12,000 soldiers the U.S. sent to
  Haiti and noted that this money "should be spend on the victims."
  O He trusted that the American people will reject "the abusive use" of their economic resources for what he
  insisted on qualifying as "military intervention."
  O "The times of empire have ended: these are times of the people."
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: Rocha, Barbara
  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 1:09 PM
  To: Roberts, Asel K
  Subject: FW: Garcia Linera on Haiti
  Following up on this, President Morales has now said he will call for an emergency meeting at the UN to "reject the U.S.
  military occupation of Haiti." I've alerted 10. I'll reach out to Labor and G staff to offer a briefing, will keep you looped
  in.
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  EVO MORALES FIDE REUNION DE EMERGENCIA PARA REPUDIAR Y RECHAZAR A EEUU
  EN HAITI, INFORMA EVE.
  • Evo Morales anunciO hoy que su Gobierno pedira. a Naciones Unidas una reuniOn de emergencia para
  "repudiar y rechazar la ocupacion militar de Estados Unidos" en Haiti, informa la agencia espaiiola EFE.
  • "No es posible que Estados Unidos use una desgracia natural para invadir y ocupar militarmente Haiti", dijo
  Morales, quien califico de "inhumano, salvaje y oportunista" el despliegue de las fuerzas armadas
  estadounidenses en la isla caribeiia.
  • "Vamos a pedir mediante la cancilleria a las Naciones Unidas una reunion de emergencia para repudiar y
  rechazar esta ocupacion militar de Estados Unidos hacia Haiti", anuncio Morales.
  • Morales recordo que el mandatario de Estados Unidos, Barack Obama, ha garantizado en foros
  internacionales que desea tener socios y relaciones diplomaticas de respeto mutuo con el resto de paises.
  "Ser socios o tener relaciones diplomaticas no se hace con ocupacion militar, ni con tropas militares, ni con
  bases militares", dijo y espera "un pronunciamiento de todos los pueblos del mundo y de las fuerzas sociales
  rechazando esta intervencion y ocupacion militar en Haiti".
  • Morales se pregunto tambien "cuanta plata, cuantos alimentos o cuanta agua" se van a destinar para
  abastecer a los 12.000 soldados que Estados Unidos ha mandado a Haiti y considero que ese dinero "deberia
  gastarse en los damnificados" por el terremoto y no en los militares.
  • Conflo en que el propio pueblo estadounidense rechace "el uso abusivo" de sus recursos econOmicos para lo
  que insistio en calificar como "intervencion militar".
  • "Los tiempos de imperio se terminan: son tiempos de pueblos", sentencio.
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Should have been faxed
  Checking now.

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  To: H; 'Sullivanii@state.gov.
  Subject: Re: Speech ETA?
  Should have been faxed
  Checking now.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: Huma Abedin; isullivanjj@state.govi<sullivanjj@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Jan 20 21:23:05 2010
  Subject: Speech ETA?
  Do you know when it will arrive?
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  Just fyi, thought you might be interested in the opening line of a pamphlet that the British policy
  planning office put out on "Better International Policy." The Introduction, written by the
  Permanent Under-Secretary of States, opens: "The FCO is at the centre of policy making on
  international issues in Whitehall. We are the experts in government at analyzing and influencing
  what is happening overseas and in turning this into clear and well-judged policy advice for
  Ministers."
  have sent this to Jack, Jim, Jake, and Cheryl. AM
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972

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  Sent: Monday, May 3, 2010 3:45 PM
  To:
  Subject a thought before our call tonight (2 sentences!)
  Just fyi, thought you might be interested in the opening line of a pamphlet that the British policy
  planning office put out on "Better International Policy." The Introduction, written by the
  Permanent Under-Secretary of States, opens: "The FCO is at the centre of policy making on
  international issues in Whitehall. We are the experts in government at analyzing and influencing
  what is happening overseas and in turning this into clear and well-judged policy advice for
  Ministers."
  have sent this to Jack, Jim, Jake, and Cheryl. AM
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769165 Date: 08/31/2015



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  To: H; Hume Abed in
  Subject RE: Speech ETA?
  It's on its way with the book but someone will fax now.
  Original Message-----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 9:23 PM
  To: Huma Abedin; Sullivan, JacobJ
  Subject: Speech ETA?
  Do you know when it will arrive?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769166 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 9:37 PM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Speech being faxed right now.
  Book will be there in 10 minutes.
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  Sorry - first I've heard of it. Philippe and I are sitting on the shuttle which takes off at 6. I'll catch up w Cheryl after.

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  To:
  Subject Re: 6:00 PSD call
  Sorry - first I've heard of it. Philippe and I are sitting on the shuttle which takes off at 6. I'll catch up w Cheryl after.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Mon May 03 17:47:15 2010
  Subject: 6:00 PSD call
  Will you be on it?
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ExtractedSubject: Nice job today....
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  To:
  Subject Fw: Nice job today....
  Original Message
  From: Solomon, Jay
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Mon May 03 19:25:44 2010
  Subject: Nice job today....
  Thought HRC KOd Mahmoud. He looked crazy and zealous. She looked conciliatory but strong. Best, Jay
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ExtractedBodyText: Meant to write that Solomon is a tough critic.
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  Meant to write that Solomon is a tough critic.
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Mon May 03 19:44:19 2010
  Subject: Fw: Nice job today....
  Original Message
  From: Solomon, Jay
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Mon May 03 19:25:44 2010
  Subject: Nice job today....
  Thought HRC KOd Mahmoud. He looked crazy and zealous. She looked conciliatory but strong. Best, Jay
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769173 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769175
MetadataSubject: REUTERS/HAITI HUMANITARIAN NEED COMPETES WITH RECOVERY PLAN
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Reuters / Haiti humanitarian need competes with recovery plan
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Barton, Rick (USUN); DeMarcellus, Roland F
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  I really like Rick
  See b/I in case you get ques at press conf re urgent needs being crowded out by recovery
  Cdm

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 6:07 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Reuters / Haiti humanitarian need competes with recovery plan
  I really like Rick
  See b/I in case you get ques at press conf re urgent needs being crowded out by recovery
  Cdm
  From: Barton, Rick (USUN)
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Barton, Rick (USUN); DeMarcellus, Roland F
  Sent: Tue Mar 30 16:48:08 2010
  Subject: FW: Reuters / Haiti humanitarian need competes with recovery plan
  Cheryl, I thought the meeting and the press conference went well.
  Below is an interesting analysis done by Doug Mercado that relates to one of the questions you were asked about the
  flash appeal. Good background (for when you have a minute), as well as a reminder that there is a great deal of liquidity
  in the NGO community that needs creative guidance.
  Please let us know if there is anything you need.
  Best, Rick
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: Mercado, Douglas E
  Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 5:46 PM
  To: VentreII, Patrick H (USUN); Rice, Susan E (USUN); Anderson, Brooke D (USUN)
  Cc: Cousens, Elizabeth (USUN); Ahmed, Selman (USUN); Tekach, Mara (USUN); Vadino, Carolyn; Sammis, John F
  (USUN); Barton, Rick (USUN)
  Subject: RE: Reuters / Haiti humanitarian need competes with recovery plan
  Hi All,
  Just to put this into perspective....yes, the UN Flash Appeal for Haiti is only funded at 48% ($718 million). Just for
  comparison, here are figures for other UN humanitarian appeals: DRC is funded at 5%, Sudan at 23%, Afghanistan at
  31%, Kenya at 18%, Chad at 4%. Clearly, not all disasters/responses are the same. Perhaps the scenario that most
  closely approximates the needs generated by the Haiti earthquake is that of the Indian Ocean tsunami
  (2004/2005). Oddly enough, the UN Flash Appeal for the Indian Ocean Tsunami ran to $1.4 billion (the exact same figure
  as for the Haiti Flash Appeal). In the end, the UN humanitarian appeal for the Indian Ocean tsunami stood at $1.2 billion
  (a coverage rate of 85%). In the worst of disasters, the funding for UN humanitarian appeals never reaches 100%.
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  We should not forget that there is an enormous amount of money being funneled through channels outside the UN
  appeal system. For example, the Red Cross movement (including IFRC, ICRC and the national societies) has raised
  between $700 and $800 million for Haiti. The American Red Cross alone raised $400 million (they project that it will
  take them five years to spend this money on relief and recovery activities in Haiti). InterAction, the consortium of US-
  based NGOs has announced that its members have raised nearly $700 million for relief and early recovery activities in
  Haiti. I met with two NGOs today: OXFAM has raised over $100 million. World Vision has raised $250 million
  specifically for its earthquake response in Haiti (on top of its regular budget of $50 million for Haiti). We haven't been
  able to get reliable figures on what non-US NGOs have raised, but I would imagine it to be considerable (at least over
  $500 million as a conservative estimate).
  Clearly, there is an
  enormous amount of money raised for Haiti relief and recovery efforts through the UN system and outside the UN
  system. The challenge is to get an accurate tally of the funding available from UN agencies, lOs and NGOs (perhaps a
  tasking for the OSE and/or OCHA) and maximize coordination among the various agencies holding this money to
  improve allocation of resources. There very well may be underfunded sectors and overfunded sectors in terms of the
  humanitarian response. Information sharing among donors and aid agencies sitting on funding is critical to avoid
  spending too much money in some sectors/geographic areas and spending too little in others.
  Doug Mercado
  Adviser - Humanitarian Affairs
  United States Mission to the United Nations
  Tel. +1-212-415-4398
  Mob.
  Fax +1-212-415-4141
  E-mail: mercadode@state.gov
  E-mail:
  www.usun.state.gov
  Follow us on Twitter and Facebook
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: VentreII, Patrick H (USUN)
  Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 5:16 PM
  To: Rice, Susan E (USUN); Anderson, Brooke D (USUN)
  Cc: Cousens, Elizabeth (USUN); Ahmed, Salman (USUN); Tekach, Mara (USUN); Vadino, Carolyn; Mercado, Douglas E;
  Sammis, John F (USUN); Barton, Rick (USUN)
  Subject: Reuters / Haiti humanitarian need competes with recovery plan
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769175 Date: 08/31/2015
  Haiti humanitarian need competes with recovery
  plan
  Mon Mar 29, 2010 4:55pm EDT
  * Haiti humanitarian aid 52 percent short of $1.4 bin goal
  * Time and money running out for humanitarian effort - UN
  By Michelle Nichols
  UNITED NATIONS, March 29 (Reuters) - As donors are being asked to dig deep for Haiti's reconstruction,
  they also need to address the country's immediate humanitarian need as hurricane season looms and quake
  survivors face increasing violence, U.N. officials said on Monday.
  While a U.N. summit in New York on Wednesday will aim to raise an initial $3.8 billion for the impoverished
  Caribbean nation's recovery, an appeal by the world body for $1.4 billion in humanitarian aid is 52 percent short
  of its goal.
  The initial appeal by the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs for $575 million was met
  within a month, but when the call for funding was later more than doubled, the donations slowed to a trickle.
  "Perhaps the extension of the flash appeal has got a little bit crowded by the fact that this conference -- with a
  big ask for recovery -- is coming, so maybe donors have held back a little," said U.N. Development Program
  chief Helen Clark.
  "Obviously this medium/long term reconstruction recovery is incredibly important but ... if we don't get the
  humanitarian relief side right as well you don't have the foundation for the successful longer term recovery," she
  told a news conference.
  Possibly more than 300,000 were killed when a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince
  on Jan. 12 in what some experts are calling the deadliest natural disaster of modern times. Haiti's economy and
  infrastructure were decimated and more than 1 million survivors left homeless.
  "We should not think that the humanitarian crisis is over. The rain and the hurricane season will start soon," said
  Edmond Mulct, acting head of the U.N. mission in Haiti.
  "This may cause hundreds of thousands of Haitians who now live in tents -- some made of sticks and cardboard
  -- to once again lose everything," he said. "Lives are at stake; we need to urgently build more durable shelter."
  He also said protection of the vulnerable, particularly the women and children in camps, needed to be
  strengthened. "But time and money is running out," Mulet said.
  Violence is also increasing, he said, with the National Hospital, morgue and aid group Doctors Without Borders
  reporting an increase in gunshot wounds. Mulct said there had also been a rise in sexual violence.
  Mulct gained notoriety for wielding an iron fist during a previous stint as head of the U.N. mission when he led
  mostly Brazilian "blue helmet" troops in a successful crackdown on Haiti's heavily armed gangs.
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  "Now they are outside on the streets so now we have to start all over again from zero," he said of the thousands
  of gang members who escaped from jail after the earthquake.
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 10:34 PM
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  Subject: RE: Tomicah
  Added here.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 10:33 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Tom icah
  Do you have his email address? The email I sent to you both came back undelivered.
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ExtractedBodyText: On the phone with Bader,
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  Subject RE: Speech ETA?
  On the phone with Bader,
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 10:30 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi; stillemnants@state.govi
  Subject: Re: Speech ETA?
  Thank you TT for a very good speech. I have a few questions:
  Also, pis be sure the text is carefully proofread since there are a number of typos and missing words.
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacobi <Sullivanii@state.gov>
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wed Jan 20 21:26:43 2010
  Subject: RE: Speech ETA?
  It's on its way with the book but someone will fax now.
  Original Message----
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  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 9:23 PM
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  Do you know when it will arrive?
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  little has changed in substance or language.
  Still working on it, though.

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  little has changed in substance or language.
  Still working on it, though.
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  Jake-
  What's your take on the impact of this version?
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  No problem.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: IValmoroU@state.govi <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wed Jan 20 23:05:33 2010
  Subject: Ashton meeting
  I'd like to invite two EUR staffers--Jeremy Shapiro and Siddharth Mohandas-- who wrote a good memo about US-EU to
  come by and meet Lady Ashton tomorrow. Or even sit in on the mtg if ok w Phil Gordon.
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  H
  Fw: Did u hear anything from F
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  Hi Huma,
  Raj
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  Thanks very much. On your questions:
  Also, pls be sure the text is carefully proofread since there are a number of typos and missing words.
  Absolutely -- sorry about that.
  Thanks,
  Tomicah

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  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 11:18 PM
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject RE: Speech ETA?
  Thanks very much. On your questions:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769184 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769184 Date: 08/31/2015
  Also, pls be sure the text is carefully proofread since there are a number of typos and missing words.
  Absolutely -- sorry about that.
  Thanks,
  Tomicah
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob I <Sullivan.11@state.gov>
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wed Jan 20 21:26:43 2010
  Subject: RE: Speech ETA?
  It's on its way with the book but someone will fax now.
  Tomicah Tillemann, Ph.D.
  Speechwriter to the Secretary
  Policy Planning Staff
  Department of State
  S/P Main: 202.647.2372
  Fax: 202.647.0844 I Room 7311(SIP) I 2201 C Street NW I Washington, DC 20520
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 11:06 PM
  To: Tillemann, Tomicah S
  Subject: FW: Speech ETA?
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 10:30 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; 'tillemnants@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Speech ETA?
  Thank you TT for a very good speech. I have a few questions:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769184 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769184 Date: 08/31/2015
  Also, pls be sure the text is carefully proofread since there are a number of typos and missing words.
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wed Jan 20 21:26:43 2010
  Subject: RE: Speech ETA?
  It's on its way with the book but someone will fax now.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 9:23 PM
  To: Huma Abedin; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Speech ETA?
  Do you know when it will arrive?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769184 Date: 08/31/2015



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  You'll have a new draft when you wake up. I think it's getting close but can use one more pass from you.

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  You'll have a new draft when you wake up. I think it's getting close but can use one more pass from you.
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MetadataSubject: H: NI FALLOUT CONTINUES. SID
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  sbwhoeop
  Wednesday, March 31, 2010 9:06 AM
  H: NI fallout continues. Sid
  New blow for Conservative alliance with UUP
  as assembly member quits party
  Alan McFarland follows MP Lady Hermon in resigning from Ulster Unionists to sit as independent
  • Henry McDonaid, Ireland correspondent
  • gi,;ardian.co.uk, Wednesday 31 March 2010 09.48 BST
  The ConseNatives' alliance with the Ulster Unionists has sustained a second blow in North Down after last week's
  resignation of the sitting MP Lady Hermon.
  Assembly member and former army major Alan McFarland announced today that he was leaving the UUP in protest at its
  pact with the Tories.
  It is expected McFarland will now work for Herman's re-election as an independent against the official UUP-Tory
  candidate.
  A UUP statement said the timing of McFarland's announcement was "disappointing". He has been a UUP member of the
  Stormont assembly for 12 years and was once a loyal ally of Lord Trimble, Nprthem Irelard's former first minister.
  Trimble has been one of the driving forces behind the UUP-Conservative alliance.
  Last night McFarland resigned his membership of the party and said he would now sit as an independent member of the
  assembly.
  "With the recent confirmation of candidates, including the imposition of a Conservative candidate in my own North Down
  constituency,•it is clear that the party is determined to continue down the Conservative road," he said in a statement.
  "I do not wish to join them. I am sorry to leave a party that contains many good friends, and greatly regret that events have
  developed in the way they have."
  Last week Hermon, the MP for North Down, said she would run in the general election as an independent unionist.
  In a statement, the Ulster Unionist party thanked McFarland for his service, but said the "electoral pact has the potential to
  transform politics in Northern Ireland in a manner not previously witnessed" in Ulster.

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  sbwhoeop
  Wednesday, March 31, 2010 9:06 AM
  H: NI fallout continues. Sid
  New blow for Conservative alliance with UUP
  as assembly member quits party
  Alan McFarland follows MP Lady Hermon in resigning from Ulster Unionists to sit as independent
  • Henry McDonaid, Ireland correspondent
  • gi,;ardian.co.uk, Wednesday 31 March 2010 09.48 BST
  The ConseNatives' alliance with the Ulster Unionists has sustained a second blow in North Down after last week's
  resignation of the sitting MP Lady Hermon.
  Assembly member and former army major Alan McFarland announced today that he was leaving the UUP in protest at its
  pact with the Tories.
  It is expected McFarland will now work for Herman's re-election as an independent against the official UUP-Tory
  candidate.
  A UUP statement said the timing of McFarland's announcement was "disappointing". He has been a UUP member of the
  Stormont assembly for 12 years and was once a loyal ally of Lord Trimble, Nprthem Irelard's former first minister.
  Trimble has been one of the driving forces behind the UUP-Conservative alliance.
  Last night McFarland resigned his membership of the party and said he would now sit as an independent member of the
  assembly.
  "With the recent confirmation of candidates, including the imposition of a Conservative candidate in my own North Down
  constituency,•it is clear that the party is determined to continue down the Conservative road," he said in a statement.
  "I do not wish to join them. I am sorry to leave a party that contains many good friends, and greatly regret that events have
  developed in the way they have."
  Last week Hermon, the MP for North Down, said she would run in the general election as an independent unionist.
  In a statement, the Ulster Unionist party thanked McFarland for his service, but said the "electoral pact has the potential to
  transform politics in Northern Ireland in a manner not previously witnessed" in Ulster.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769186 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Madame Secretary:
  Pardon the early morning email, but I am responding to your invitation to send you our thoughts on Haiti. You
  probably have already had all the thoughts below, but I wanted to put mine in writing. First, and most
  important, thanks for what you have done thus far, which has been remarkable. One week in, we have reacted
  most admirably to the Haiti crisis. State and AID are firmly in the lead; you, Cheryl, Raj, and Jake have done a
  heroic job; and the most urgent humanitarian challenges seem in hand. Although I have not participated in
  many of the departmental conversations about Haiti, based on my years thinking about that country. I wanted to
  offer suggestions that might prove helpful on the next round of interrelated challenges:
  , —
  Best,
  Harold
  Harold Hon61.1 Koh

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  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 5:35 AM
  To:
  Subject: Thoughts re Haiti
  Madame Secretary:
  Pardon the early morning email, but I am responding to your invitation to send you our thoughts on Haiti. You
  probably have already had all the thoughts below, but I wanted to put mine in writing. First, and most
  important, thanks for what you have done thus far, which has been remarkable. One week in, we have reacted
  most admirably to the Haiti crisis. State and AID are firmly in the lead; you, Cheryl, Raj, and Jake have done a
  heroic job; and the most urgent humanitarian challenges seem in hand. Although I have not participated in
  many of the departmental conversations about Haiti, based on my years thinking about that country. I wanted to
  offer suggestions that might prove helpful on the next round of interrelated challenges:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769188 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769188 Date: 08/31/2015
  , —
  Best,
  Harold
  Harold Hon61.1 Koh
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  And the speech was excellent.
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  Subject: Isabelle confirmed for 8:15
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769190 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 6:09 AM
  To: H
  Subject Final speech about to be faxed to house.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769191 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:09 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
  Fyi
  From: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Wed Mar 31 09:55:03 2010
  Subject: Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
  Not much of a surprise. Later this morning KBH will announce that she will NOT resign her Senate seat.
  You'll recall that she had had promised during her gubernatorial campaign that, win or lose, she'd give up
  her seat.
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Senate Affairs
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2645
  rodriguezme@state.gov
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:24 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Wed Mar 31 10:20:18 2010
  Subject: Re: Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
  Original Message ----
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Mar 31 10:09:09 2010
  Subject: Fw: Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
  Fyi
  From: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Wed Mar 31 09:55:03 2010
  Subject: Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
  Not much of a surprise. Later this morning KBH will announce that she will NOT resign her Senate seat.
  You'll recall that she had had promised during her gubernatorial campaign that, win or lose, she'd give up her seat. .
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Senate Affairs
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2645
  rodriguezme@state.gov
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769193 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Team would like to release following statement. Okay by you?
  MEDIA NOTE
  Joint Statement on the Upcoming Sudan National Elections
  Following is the text of a joint statement by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas
  Store, and United Kingdom Foreign Secretary David Miliband on the upcoming national elections in Sudan.
  Begin Text:
  National elections in Sudan this month will represent a major milestone in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement that
  ended Sudan's twenty-two year civil war, and are an important opportunity for the people of Sudan to participate in the
  political process.
  We urge all parties in Sudan to work urgently to ensure that elections can proceed peacefully and credibly in April. We
  are deeply concerned by reports of continued administrative and logistical challenges, as well as restrictions on political
  freedoms. We call on the Government of Sudan, the National Elections Commission, and all political parties to engage in
  further dialogue to resolve practical obstacles, procedural impediments, and address allegations of intimidation,
  harassment, and safety concerns, and other legitimate concerns raised by various political parties. We continue to urge
  the parties to improve conditions on the ground in Darfur and create a secure environment conducive to Darfuri
  participation.
  Irrespective of the outcome of elections, it is essential that work continues and is accelerated to meet remaining CPA
  deadlines. Progress is needed urgently to complete border demarcation, to establish the commissions that will
  supervise the referenda for the South and Abyei, to conduct popular consultations in Blue Nile and Southern Kordofan,
  and to negotiate sustainable post-CPA arrangements in areas such as wealth-sharing, citizenship and assets, and
  liabilities.
  We reiterate our commitment to ensure that the referenda must happen on schedule and that their outcomes need to
  be respected. It is time to redouble efforts to achieve these ends. We urge all parties in Sudan and all regional and
  international partners to work together to achieve the peaceful future that the people of Sudan deserve.

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  Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:49 AM
  To:
  Subject: Troika on Sudan
  Team would like to release following statement. Okay by you?
  MEDIA NOTE
  Joint Statement on the Upcoming Sudan National Elections
  Following is the text of a joint statement by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas
  Store, and United Kingdom Foreign Secretary David Miliband on the upcoming national elections in Sudan.
  Begin Text:
  National elections in Sudan this month will represent a major milestone in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement that
  ended Sudan's twenty-two year civil war, and are an important opportunity for the people of Sudan to participate in the
  political process.
  We urge all parties in Sudan to work urgently to ensure that elections can proceed peacefully and credibly in April. We
  are deeply concerned by reports of continued administrative and logistical challenges, as well as restrictions on political
  freedoms. We call on the Government of Sudan, the National Elections Commission, and all political parties to engage in
  further dialogue to resolve practical obstacles, procedural impediments, and address allegations of intimidation,
  harassment, and safety concerns, and other legitimate concerns raised by various political parties. We continue to urge
  the parties to improve conditions on the ground in Darfur and create a secure environment conducive to Darfuri
  participation.
  Irrespective of the outcome of elections, it is essential that work continues and is accelerated to meet remaining CPA
  deadlines. Progress is needed urgently to complete border demarcation, to establish the commissions that will
  supervise the referenda for the South and Abyei, to conduct popular consultations in Blue Nile and Southern Kordofan,
  and to negotiate sustainable post-CPA arrangements in areas such as wealth-sharing, citizenship and assets, and
  liabilities.
  We reiterate our commitment to ensure that the referenda must happen on schedule and that their outcomes need to
  be respected. It is time to redouble efforts to achieve these ends. We urge all parties in Sudan and all regional and
  international partners to work together to achieve the peaceful future that the people of Sudan deserve.
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  I did. I had been told it was a wet kiss to the NSC. It wasn't. You and Gates look good.
  What did you think?

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  To:
  Subject Re: Troika on Sudan
  I did. I had been told it was a wet kiss to the NSC. It wasn't. You and Gates look good.
  What did you think?
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Wed Mar 31 10:50:22 2010
  Subject: Re: Troika on Sudan
  Ok. Did you see the latest FT article?
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Mar 31 10:49:10 2010
  Subject: Troika on Sudan
  Team would like to release following statement. Okay by you?
  MEDIA NOTE
  Joint Statement on the Upcoming Sudan National Elections
  Following is the text of a joint statement by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas
  Store, and United Kingdom Foreign Secretary David Miliband on the upcoming national elections in Sudan.
  Begin Text:
  National elections in Sudan this month will represent a major milestone in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement that
  ended Sudan's twenty-two year civil war, and are an important opportunity for the people of Sudan to participate in the
  political process.
  We urge all parties in Sudan to work urgently to ensure that elections can proceed peacefully and credibly in April. We
  are deeply concerned by reports of continued administrative and logistical challenges, as well as restrictions on political
  freedoms. We call on the Government of Sudan, the National Elections Commission, and all political parties to engage in
  further dialogue to resolve practical obstacles, procedural impediments, and address allegations of intimidation,
  harassment, and safety concerns, and other legitimate concerns raised by various political parties. We continue to urge
  the parties to improve conditions on the ground in Darfur and create a secure environment conducive to Darfur'
  participation.
  Irrespective of the outcome of elections, it is essential that work continues and is accelerated to meet remaining CPA
  deadlines. Progress is needed urgently to complete border demarcation, to establish the commissions that will
  supervise the referenda for the South and Abyei, to conduct popular consultations in Blue Nile and Southern Kordofan,
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  and to negotiate sustainable post-CPA arrangements in areas such as wealth-sharing, citizenship and assets, and
  liabilities.
  We reiterate our commitment to ensure that the referenda must happen on schedule and that their outcomes need to
  be respected. It is time to redouble efforts to achieve these ends. We urge all parties in Sudan and all regional and
  international partners to work together to achieve the peaceful future that the people of Sudan deserve.
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  Subject: Re: Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
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  To: H
  Sent: Wed Mar 31 10:09:09 2010
  Subject: Fw: Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
  Fyi
  From: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Wed Mar 31 09:55:03 2010
  Subject: Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison
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  Not much of a surprise. Later this morning KBH will announce that she will NOT resign her Senate seat.
  You'll recall that she had had promised during her gubernatorial campaign that, win or lose, she'd give up her seat.
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Senate Affairs
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2645
  rodriguezme@state.gov
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  Original Message ----
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  To: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J; Macmanus, Joseph E
  Sent: Wed Mar 31 07:30:16 2010
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  Hi. I'm in NYC too, but on leave. Hamad bin Jassim has asked to see me today at 11 a.m., after S speech. I don't know
  the subject.
  Jeffrey Feltman
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  Original Message
  From: rene.preva
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Apr 02 20:40:25 2010
  Subject: Thank You
  Cheryl,
  I would like to personnaly thank you for the tremendous work you have done and your total commitement which have
  contributed to make this historical summit a succes.Nonetheless this is just the starting point and you can count on my
  full support for all upcoming task to be performed. On behalf of the haitian thank you again.
  Best regards.
  Rene Preval
  Sent from my BlackBerry® device from Digicel
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  HOUSTON — (March 31, 2010) - Former First Lady Barbara Bush was discharged Wednesday from The Methodist Hospital
  in Houston after undergoing a series of tests. Doctors believe Mrs. Bush, 84, may have had a mild relapse of her Graves
  disease, a thyroid condition for which she was treated in 1989. As a result, her physicians at Methodist have adjusted
  her medication. Upon discharge she was alert, talkative and appeared to be getting stronger as she prepared to return
  home.
  Mrs. Bush arrived Saturday at the hospital, where she received a number of tests including blood tests and imaging
  studies. Just over a year ago Mrs. Bush received a replacement aortic valve at Methodist, which doctors said is working
  very well.
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  HOUSTON — (March 31, 2010) - Former First Lady Barbara Bush was discharged Wednesday from The Methodist Hospital
  in Houston after undergoing a series of tests. Doctors believe Mrs. Bush, 84, may have had a mild relapse of her Graves
  disease, a thyroid condition for which she was treated in 1989. As a result, her physicians at Methodist have adjusted
  her medication. Upon discharge she was alert, talkative and appeared to be getting stronger as she prepared to return
  home.
  Mrs. Bush arrived Saturday at the hospital, where she received a number of tests including blood tests and imaging
  studies. Just over a year ago Mrs. Bush received a replacement aortic valve at Methodist, which doctors said is working
  very well.
  Mrs. Bush is expected to make a full recovery and should soon return to her normal activities.
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  Subject Fw: In case S calls S. Africa Foreign Minister
  This is further background on the Mashabane call,
  From: Seiden, Maya D
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Cc: Ashraf, Madeeha S; Park, Pamela P; Butte-Dahl, Jennifer X; Beale, Courtney A Kramer; Syed, Zia S
  Sent: Tue Mar 30 15:38:52 2010
  Subject: In case S calls S. Africa Foreign Minister
  I understand that South African Foreign Minister has placed a call to the Secretary on the proposed World Bank loan for
  a coal-fired power plant. Wanted to give you some background on that (beyond what will be in the call sheet), in case
  the Secretary ends up returning the call. I've pasted below a DRAFT IM that was prepared for the two Ds. It gives more
  substantive background on the project, which I thought might be helpful. It does not yet fully reflect building views, so
  I've tried to summarize those here.
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  Don't hesitate to reach out if you want more information on any of this.
  MS
  INFORMATION MEMO FOR DEPUTY SECRETARY STEINBERG AND DEPUTY
  SECRETARY LEW
  FROM: E — Robert Hormats
  S/SECC — Todd Stern
  S/CIEA — David Goldwyn
  AF — Johnnie Carson
  SUBJECT: Proposed World Bank Loan for South African Coal-fired Power Plant
  On April 8 the World Bank Board is expected to consider whether to approve a $3.75 billion
  loan for a 4,800 megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant in South Africa (the "Medupi
  project"). The project, by South Africa's state-owned Eskom utility, is intended to address a
  worsening power shortage. The loan is controversial due to the 26 million tons of CO2
  emissions per year that the plant will emit when completed, making it one of the largest single
  sources of carbon emissions in the world. South Africa has sought U.S. support for the project
  from senior levels at the Department and our Ambassador in Pretoria.
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  US foreign policy: aiting on a sun king
  By Edward Luce and Daniel Dombey
  Published: March 30 2010 22:22 I Last updated: March 30 2010 22:22
  For better or for worse, Washington has grown
  used to the fact that PgIrack Obama runs the
  most centralised — or "White House-centric" —
  administration since Richard Nixon. When Nixon
  wanted foreign policy advice, everyone knew
  where he got it from: Henry 'Kissinger, variously
  his national security adviser and secretary of
  state.
  In contrast, Mr Obama has no big foreign policy
  strategist. Even insiders give different answers
  when asked to whom he turns for advice on the
  big international questions. But almost all agree
  with the following observation. "The truth is that
  President Obama is his own Henry Kissinger —
  no one else plays that role," says a senior official.
  "Every administration reflects the personality of
  the president. This president wants all the trains
  Barack Obama at the Great Wall of China last year. Unlike his
  predecessor Richard Nixon, who turned to Henry Kissinger for
  advice, the US president has no big foreign policy strategist
  routed through the Oval Office."
  Fifteen months after he took office, the character and structure of Mr Obama's foreign policy machinery is still evolving.
  But from interviews with dozens of insiders and outsiders, including senior officials both authorised and unauthorised to
  speak, and three former national security advisers, it is clear the buck not only stops with, but often floats for quite a long
  time around, Mr Obama himself.
  Foreigners have complained about the tendency of his domestic agenda to crowd out the international one — the passage
  last week of healthcare reform was greeted with an audible sigh of relief among US allies. But within foreign policy itself,
  his centralised structure can also result in many issues being left on the back burner awaiting presidential attention, say
  critics.
  "On the positive side, we have a very conscientious president who takes advice widely," says the official. "On the debit
  side, for all the president's intelligence, Barack Obama came to office with very little experience. He just doesn't have
  much depth on some issues.'
  The core of Mr Obama's foreign policy machinery is in the White House-based National Security Council, which advises
  the president and co-ordinates activities across an increasingly complex alphabet soup of Washington departments,
  military commands and intelligence agencies. The most widely questioned link in the chain is Jim Jones, whom, to many
  people's surprise, Mr Obama brought in as his national security adviser.
  Only briefly acquainted with Mr Obama beforehand, General Jones, a retired four-star marine corps general, shows little
  interest in running the "inter-agency" process — a key part of the job. Somewhat unconventionally, Gen Jones travels
  frequently and is thus often out of town. Unusually, it is Mr Obama himself who usually chairs the weekly National Security
  Council, known as the "principals meeting", not Gen Jones.
  Rahm Emanuel, Mr Obama's chief of staff, is also a key part of it. "If you were to ask me who the real national security
  adviser is, I would say there were three or four, of whom Rehm is one and of which Gen Jones is probably the least
  important," says another official.
  Anyone who has dealt with Gen Jones speaks highly of his matter-of-factness, his geniality and the respect many foreign
  governments have for him — Pakistan and Israel among them. But as he himself admitted rather disarmingly last year, he
  does not have a taste for bureaucracy. Speaking at the Atlantic Council, a think-tank where he previously worked, Gen
  Jones provoked laughter when he said: "I fondly remember [the Atlantic Council] as a place where people actually did
  what you asked them to do. In my new role I'm finding out that an order is a basis for negotiation."
  The lack of a strong national security adviser has created recurring difficulties. Perhaps the best example is the Arab-
  Israeli peace process, which Mr Obama launched on his second day in office when he appointed Geproe Mitphspil as his
  envoy. Three months later, Mr Obama insisted Benjamin Netanyahu freeze all settlements activity in order to boost Arab
  confidence in the talks.
  In a heated ;34.16NA(dpyin the ,Clvg
  li..0f7;ce. last May, in which Mr Netanyahu refused to accede to Mr Obama's demand, the
  only officials present were Mr Emanuel and David Axelrod, senior adviser to Mr Obama in office and during the campaign.
  Gen Jones was not there. The fallout put the talks in abeyance and damped high Arab hopes for Mr Obama.
  "The question is, which bright spark advised the president to demand a settlements freeze without working out what the
  next step should be when Netanyahu inevitably said 'No'?" says Leslie Gelb, an official in the Carter administration and
  former head of the Council on Foreign Relations. "Why wasn't George Mitchell in the room? Where was Jones?"
  Mr Obama's character is also stamped on the inter-agency process, set up and managed by Tom Donilon, deputy
  national security adviser. The nitty-gritty of foreign policy-making is done at these frequent "deputies' meetings", which
  can sometimes consume four to six hours a day.
  Described by one insider as "the most powerful man in the White House whose name isn't widely known", Mr Donilon,
  who was an official in the Clinton administration, is the man who keeps Mr Obama's trains running on time. And there are
  a lot of trains. Last year, Mr Donilon held 270 deputies meetings — a workload described as "clinically insane" by a former
  senior diplomat under Bill Clinton.
  But as time goes on, it is becoming streamlined — now taking up roughly two to three hours a day, say officials. "People
  forget that we inherited two wars, terrorism threats, and perhaps the biggest single eight-year decline [George W. Bush's
  two terms] in America's power and reputation in our history," says a senior official. "It took time to put in place a process
  that could deal with the very complex decisions we had to take."
  Also the organiser of Mr Obama's 9.30arn national security briefing, Mr Donilon reinstated the paper trails needed to
  prevent intra-governmental anarchy, using the model devised by Brent Scowcroft, national security adviser to George
  Bush senior and Gerald Ford. Vice-president Joe Biden's team was also incorporated to prevent the kind of "parallel
  process" Dick Cheney used to circumvent the bureaucracy under George W. Bush.
  "If you look for the 2002 or 2003 meeting where the decision to go to war in iraq was taken, you cannot find it," says the
  senior official. "By getting the process right, we are improving the quality of decisions."
  The deputies' ties go back years. For example, the families of Mr Don;Ion and Jim Steinberg, deputy secretary of state,
  often go on holiday together. Mr Donilon's wife, Cathy Russell, is chief of staff to Jill Biden, the vice-president's wife. Mr
  Steinberg's wife, Sherburne Abbott, is deputy to John Holdren, Mr Obama's chief scientific adviser.
  All those who regularly attend, including Michele Flournoy, a senior Pentagon official, and Susan Rice, the US
  ambassador to the United Nations, have known each other since at least 1993, when they started off in the Clinton
  administration. This is just as well, since they spend half their lives together: "A lot of work gets done in that group," says
  Ms Flournoy. "Sometimes it feels like shovelling coal to keep the fires going."
  The refurbished machinery was perhaps most in evidence during the build-up to Mr Obama's decision in December to
  send another 30,000 US troops to Afghanistan — a journey that took four months and involved him in 40 hours of Oval
  Office meetings.
  But the very diligence of the process crowded out Mr Obama's time to focus on other crises — of which there are many.
  "Time is the most precious commodity a president has," says a former national security adviser. "On average he is only
  going to have 45 minutes a day for foreign policy, so you want to make sure it is well spent."
  The widely expected departure of Gen Jones before the end of the year has also created rivalries within the engine room.
  Those who are thought to have ambitions to replace him include Mr Steinberg, Ms Rice, Mr Donilon and Denis
  McDonough, NSC chief of staff and the foreign policy official who is personally closest to Mr Obama. Although all are
  widely respected, none is considered a big strategic thinker in the Kissinger or Scowcroft mould.
  Described by Mr Gelb as Mr Obama's "Lord High Executioner", Mr McDonough "has appended himself to the Chicago
  crowd", says another official. Mr McDonough's widely feared role highlights some of the contradictions of Mr Obama's
  foreign policy apparatus.
  Once an adviser to former Senate majority leader Tom Deschle, Mr McDonough was frequently at Mr Obama's side
  during the campaign. Insiders describe him as the "enforcer" and as the keeper of "message discipline", a key element of
  any campaign but something that can drastically slow the wheels of government.
  "McDonough is the guy from the campaign and the one who plays basketball with the president — they're very close," says
  an official. "Instead of Jim Jones telling McDonough what the president thinks, it is the other way round."
  Indeed, if Mr Obama's highly centralised foreign policy machine had a face, it would be Mr McDonough's. "Donilon has
  been perceived to make the process inclusive and give everyone a seat at the table," says David Rothkopf, a former
  Clinton official and scholar on the NSC. "Fairly or not, McDonough has been perceived as representing a process that
  was taking place in another room, among the inner circle, at a table to which most weren't invited."
  Mr Obama has built a machine in which all roads lead to and from him. On the minus side, that means a lot of lower-level
  meetings without decisions. It also means neglecting issues that cannot be squeezed into his diary, such as trade policy,
  which continues to drift; or relations with India, which are unnecessarily tense.
  And it means that the fingerprints of Mr Obama's political inner circle are detected by the rumour mill even when they are
  absent, such as on the president's decision to begin the rog,,g: witsirawal from anistan. in July 2011 — a
  recommendation that came from Robert Gates, secretary of defence.
  On the plus side. Mr Obama has a sharp learning curve, which means his administration continues to evolve. On the plus
  side also, if it has to be White House-centric, it is perhaps better with him as the Sun King than, say, Nixon or George W.
  Bush.
  "At the end of each meeting, the president summarises what everyone has said and the arguments each has made with a
  real lawyer's clarity," says a participant to the NSC principals meeting, which includes Mr Gates and Mrs Clinton. "When
  the president finally makes a decision, it is with the full facts and usually shows a high calibre of judgment."
  When Mr Obama makes a decision, that is.
  STATE AND DEFENCE DEPARTMENTS
  An 'alliance of the unsackables' finds it can confront the inner circle
  If there is a caveat to the depiction of the Obama administration as White House-centric, it is in the
  alliance between Hillary Clinton and Robert Gates, the president's secretaries of state and defence.
  Mrs Clinton has proved one of the surprises of Barack Obama's tenure, forging a strong working
  relationship with her former rival and establishing herself as his chief foreign policy spokesperson
  internationally — if not at home, where Mr Obama's inner circle often seems to monopolise the explaining.
  Mr Gates, who recently decided to stay for at least another year, is seen as unsackable, not least for the
  credibility he lends on issues ranging from missile defence to Guantanamo Bay and Afghanistan. As a
  holdover from the Bush administration, his national security bona fides are hard to dispute. It is no
  coincidence that Mrs Clinton is probably the only other unsackable cabinet member.
  The combination has made itself felt in some of the administration's most significant debates, notably on
  Afghanistan, where both successfully urged the deployment of more troops.
  "Gates and Clinton happen to like each other, which no one really predicted," says one official, who notes
  that while the traditional role of the NSC is to "play referee" between the state and defence departments,
  it is as often nowadays a combination of the two against the White House. This is very different from how
  it worked when Donald Rumsfeld and Colin Powell held those positions.
  "We work together well," Mr Gates said at an appearance with Mrs Clinton on CNN last year. "I think it
  starts with, frankly, based on my experience, the secretary of defence being willing to acknowledge that
  the secretary of state is the principal spokesperson for United States foreign policy."
  Their outlooks often overlap. From the Pentagon, Mr Gates has long called for more US spending on
  diplomacy. As chief diplomat, Mrs Clinton has adopted a muscular approach. On Iran, both favour tough
  sanctions; on Russia, both have sought to reassure Moscow's neighbours even while improving relations
  with the Kremlin.
  But for all their workmanlike co-operation, there is no escaping the fact that Mrs Clinton is not part of the
  Obama inner circle — a traditionally helpful feature in that job. There is also a constant "residue of friction"
  between Mr Obama's and Mrs Clinton's teams, according to insiders. For example, Cheryl Mills, Mrs
  Clinton's chief of staff, has had several run-ins with others in the administration.
  One official describes Mrs Clinton as "totally loyal" to Mr Obama. He adds: "She and the president are not
  the best of friends — how could they be? But she totally respects the presidency — she was married to a
  president and she wanted to be one ... She still might be."
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  By Edward Luce and Daniel Dombey
  Published: March 30 2010 22:22 I Last updated: March 30 2010 22:22
  For better or for worse, Washington has grown
  used to the fact that PgIrack Obama runs the
  most centralised — or "White House-centric" —
  administration since Richard Nixon. When Nixon
  wanted foreign policy advice, everyone knew
  where he got it from: Henry 'Kissinger, variously
  his national security adviser and secretary of
  state.
  In contrast, Mr Obama has no big foreign policy
  strategist. Even insiders give different answers
  when asked to whom he turns for advice on the
  big international questions. But almost all agree
  with the following observation. "The truth is that
  President Obama is his own Henry Kissinger —
  no one else plays that role," says a senior official.
  "Every administration reflects the personality of
  the president. This president wants all the trains
  Barack Obama at the Great Wall of China last year. Unlike his
  predecessor Richard Nixon, who turned to Henry Kissinger for
  advice, the US president has no big foreign policy strategist
  routed through the Oval Office."
  Fifteen months after he took office, the character and structure of Mr Obama's foreign policy machinery is still evolving.
  But from interviews with dozens of insiders and outsiders, including senior officials both authorised and unauthorised to
  speak, and three former national security advisers, it is clear the buck not only stops with, but often floats for quite a long
  time around, Mr Obama himself.
  Foreigners have complained about the tendency of his domestic agenda to crowd out the international one — the passage
  last week of healthcare reform was greeted with an audible sigh of relief among US allies. But within foreign policy itself,
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  his centralised structure can also result in many issues being left on the back burner awaiting presidential attention, say
  critics.
  "On the positive side, we have a very conscientious president who takes advice widely," says the official. "On the debit
  side, for all the president's intelligence, Barack Obama came to office with very little experience. He just doesn't have
  much depth on some issues.'
  The core of Mr Obama's foreign policy machinery is in the White House-based National Security Council, which advises
  the president and co-ordinates activities across an increasingly complex alphabet soup of Washington departments,
  military commands and intelligence agencies. The most widely questioned link in the chain is Jim Jones, whom, to many
  people's surprise, Mr Obama brought in as his national security adviser.
  Only briefly acquainted with Mr Obama beforehand, General Jones, a retired four-star marine corps general, shows little
  interest in running the "inter-agency" process — a key part of the job. Somewhat unconventionally, Gen Jones travels
  frequently and is thus often out of town. Unusually, it is Mr Obama himself who usually chairs the weekly National Security
  Council, known as the "principals meeting", not Gen Jones.
  Rahm Emanuel, Mr Obama's chief of staff, is also a key part of it. "If you were to ask me who the real national security
  adviser is, I would say there were three or four, of whom Rehm is one and of which Gen Jones is probably the least
  important," says another official.
  Anyone who has dealt with Gen Jones speaks highly of his matter-of-factness, his geniality and the respect many foreign
  governments have for him — Pakistan and Israel among them. But as he himself admitted rather disarmingly last year, he
  does not have a taste for bureaucracy. Speaking at the Atlantic Council, a think-tank where he previously worked, Gen
  Jones provoked laughter when he said: "I fondly remember [the Atlantic Council] as a place where people actually did
  what you asked them to do. In my new role I'm finding out that an order is a basis for negotiation."
  The lack of a strong national security adviser has created recurring difficulties. Perhaps the best example is the Arab-
  Israeli peace process, which Mr Obama launched on his second day in office when he appointed Geproe Mitphspil as his
  envoy. Three months later, Mr Obama insisted Benjamin Netanyahu freeze all settlements activity in order to boost Arab
  confidence in the talks.
  In a heated ;34.16NA(dpyin the ,Clvg
  li..0f7;ce. last May, in which Mr Netanyahu refused to accede to Mr Obama's demand, the
  only officials present were Mr Emanuel and David Axelrod, senior adviser to Mr Obama in office and during the campaign.
  Gen Jones was not there. The fallout put the talks in abeyance and damped high Arab hopes for Mr Obama.
  "The question is, which bright spark advised the president to demand a settlements freeze without working out what the
  next step should be when Netanyahu inevitably said 'No'?" says Leslie Gelb, an official in the Carter administration and
  former head of the Council on Foreign Relations. "Why wasn't George Mitchell in the room? Where was Jones?"
  Mr Obama's character is also stamped on the inter-agency process, set up and managed by Tom Donilon, deputy
  national security adviser. The nitty-gritty of foreign policy-making is done at these frequent "deputies' meetings", which
  can sometimes consume four to six hours a day.
  Described by one insider as "the most powerful man in the White House whose name isn't widely known", Mr Donilon,
  who was an official in the Clinton administration, is the man who keeps Mr Obama's trains running on time. And there are
  a lot of trains. Last year, Mr Donilon held 270 deputies meetings — a workload described as "clinically insane" by a former
  senior diplomat under Bill Clinton.
  But as time goes on, it is becoming streamlined — now taking up roughly two to three hours a day, say officials. "People
  forget that we inherited two wars, terrorism threats, and perhaps the biggest single eight-year decline [George W. Bush's
  two terms] in America's power and reputation in our history," says a senior official. "It took time to put in place a process
  that could deal with the very complex decisions we had to take."
  Also the organiser of Mr Obama's 9.30arn national security briefing, Mr Donilon reinstated the paper trails needed to
  prevent intra-governmental anarchy, using the model devised by Brent Scowcroft, national security adviser to George
  Bush senior and Gerald Ford. Vice-president Joe Biden's team was also incorporated to prevent the kind of "parallel
  process" Dick Cheney used to circumvent the bureaucracy under George W. Bush.
  "If you look for the 2002 or 2003 meeting where the decision to go to war in iraq was taken, you cannot find it," says the
  senior official. "By getting the process right, we are improving the quality of decisions."
  The deputies' ties go back years. For example, the families of Mr Don;Ion and Jim Steinberg, deputy secretary of state,
  often go on holiday together. Mr Donilon's wife, Cathy Russell, is chief of staff to Jill Biden, the vice-president's wife. Mr
  Steinberg's wife, Sherburne Abbott, is deputy to John Holdren, Mr Obama's chief scientific adviser.
  All those who regularly attend, including Michele Flournoy, a senior Pentagon official, and Susan Rice, the US
  ambassador to the United Nations, have known each other since at least 1993, when they started off in the Clinton
  administration. This is just as well, since they spend half their lives together: "A lot of work gets done in that group," says
  Ms Flournoy. "Sometimes it feels like shovelling coal to keep the fires going."
  The refurbished machinery was perhaps most in evidence during the build-up to Mr Obama's decision in December to
  send another 30,000 US troops to Afghanistan — a journey that took four months and involved him in 40 hours of Oval
  Office meetings.
  But the very diligence of the process crowded out Mr Obama's time to focus on other crises — of which there are many.
  "Time is the most precious commodity a president has," says a former national security adviser. "On average he is only
  going to have 45 minutes a day for foreign policy, so you want to make sure it is well spent."
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  The widely expected departure of Gen Jones before the end of the year has also created rivalries within the engine room.
  Those who are thought to have ambitions to replace him include Mr Steinberg, Ms Rice, Mr Donilon and Denis
  McDonough, NSC chief of staff and the foreign policy official who is personally closest to Mr Obama. Although all are
  widely respected, none is considered a big strategic thinker in the Kissinger or Scowcroft mould.
  Described by Mr Gelb as Mr Obama's "Lord High Executioner", Mr McDonough "has appended himself to the Chicago
  crowd", says another official. Mr McDonough's widely feared role highlights some of the contradictions of Mr Obama's
  foreign policy apparatus.
  Once an adviser to former Senate majority leader Tom Deschle, Mr McDonough was frequently at Mr Obama's side
  during the campaign. Insiders describe him as the "enforcer" and as the keeper of "message discipline", a key element of
  any campaign but something that can drastically slow the wheels of government.
  "McDonough is the guy from the campaign and the one who plays basketball with the president — they're very close," says
  an official. "Instead of Jim Jones telling McDonough what the president thinks, it is the other way round."
  Indeed, if Mr Obama's highly centralised foreign policy machine had a face, it would be Mr McDonough's. "Donilon has
  been perceived to make the process inclusive and give everyone a seat at the table," says David Rothkopf, a former
  Clinton official and scholar on the NSC. "Fairly or not, McDonough has been perceived as representing a process that
  was taking place in another room, among the inner circle, at a table to which most weren't invited."
  Mr Obama has built a machine in which all roads lead to and from him. On the minus side, that means a lot of lower-level
  meetings without decisions. It also means neglecting issues that cannot be squeezed into his diary, such as trade policy,
  which continues to drift; or relations with India, which are unnecessarily tense.
  And it means that the fingerprints of Mr Obama's political inner circle are detected by the rumour mill even when they are
  absent, such as on the president's decision to begin the rog,,g: witsirawal from anistan. in July 2011 — a
  recommendation that came from Robert Gates, secretary of defence.
  On the plus side. Mr Obama has a sharp learning curve, which means his administration continues to evolve. On the plus
  side also, if it has to be White House-centric, it is perhaps better with him as the Sun King than, say, Nixon or George W.
  Bush.
  "At the end of each meeting, the president summarises what everyone has said and the arguments each has made with a
  real lawyer's clarity," says a participant to the NSC principals meeting, which includes Mr Gates and Mrs Clinton. "When
  the president finally makes a decision, it is with the full facts and usually shows a high calibre of judgment."
  When Mr Obama makes a decision, that is.
  STATE AND DEFENCE DEPARTMENTS
  An 'alliance of the unsackables' finds it can confront the inner circle
  If there is a caveat to the depiction of the Obama administration as White House-centric, it is in the
  alliance between Hillary Clinton and Robert Gates, the president's secretaries of state and defence.
  Mrs Clinton has proved one of the surprises of Barack Obama's tenure, forging a strong working
  relationship with her former rival and establishing herself as his chief foreign policy spokesperson
  internationally — if not at home, where Mr Obama's inner circle often seems to monopolise the explaining.
  Mr Gates, who recently decided to stay for at least another year, is seen as unsackable, not least for the
  credibility he lends on issues ranging from missile defence to Guantanamo Bay and Afghanistan. As a
  holdover from the Bush administration, his national security bona fides are hard to dispute. It is no
  coincidence that Mrs Clinton is probably the only other unsackable cabinet member.
  The combination has made itself felt in some of the administration's most significant debates, notably on
  Afghanistan, where both successfully urged the deployment of more troops.
  "Gates and Clinton happen to like each other, which no one really predicted," says one official, who notes
  that while the traditional role of the NSC is to "play referee" between the state and defence departments,
  it is as often nowadays a combination of the two against the White House. This is very different from how
  it worked when Donald Rumsfeld and Colin Powell held those positions.
  "We work together well," Mr Gates said at an appearance with Mrs Clinton on CNN last year. "I think it
  starts with, frankly, based on my experience, the secretary of defence being willing to acknowledge that
  the secretary of state is the principal spokesperson for United States foreign policy."
  Their outlooks often overlap. From the Pentagon, Mr Gates has long called for more US spending on
  diplomacy. As chief diplomat, Mrs Clinton has adopted a muscular approach. On Iran, both favour tough
  sanctions; on Russia, both have sought to reassure Moscow's neighbours even while improving relations
  with the Kremlin.
  But for all their workmanlike co-operation, there is no escaping the fact that Mrs Clinton is not part of the
  Obama inner circle — a traditionally helpful feature in that job. There is also a constant "residue of friction"
  between Mr Obama's and Mrs Clinton's teams, according to insiders. For example, Cheryl Mills, Mrs
  Clinton's chief of staff, has had several run-ins with others in the administration.
  One official describes Mrs Clinton as "totally loyal" to Mr Obama. He adds: "She and the president are not
  the best of friends — how could they be? But she totally respects the presidency — she was married to a
  president and she wanted to be one ... She still might be."
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  You'll have a new draft when you wake up. I think it's getting close but can use one more pass from you.
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  A PALI PAPA..PONYET PREVAL GONFLE
  Preval rejects US advice on presidential election
  By JONATHAN M. KATZ (AP) –2 hours ago
  PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Haiti's president on Wednesday rejected U.S. Senate recommendations on
  holding an election for his successor, brushing off criticism that the current process will leave the shattered
  country without a credible leader.
  A report issued this month by Sen. Richard Lugar, the ranking Republican on the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations
  Committee, "strongly encourages" Haiti to let its international partners help restructure the eight-member
  Provisional Electoral Council, which has been accused of corruption.
  The report also recommends ensuring the participation of the key opposition party of ousted former President
  Jean-Bertrand Aristide, which was blocked from participating in 2009 legislative contests because of a dispute
  over rival candidate lists.
  On Tuesday, President Rene Preval fulfilled one recommendation of the report by issuing a signed decree
  setting election day for Nov. 28.
  But speaking at a news conference in an open-air gazebo alongside the broken remains of the national palace a
  day later, Preval told reporters he had no intention of complying with the rest, including changing the election
  body, known as the CEP.
  "I'm not doing the CEP with international partners. I'm doing the CEP with national partners," Preval said. "The
  senator's proposition is inadmissible."
  Seeking to show the council was not "hand-picked," as he said in English, Preval handed out copies of
  nomination letters for the panel's members submitted by various national and religious organizations, including
  the National Council of Political Parties, Roman Catholic Church and National Confederation of Haitian
  Vodou.
  He also defended the prohibition on the exiled Aristide's Fanmi Lava1as party in last year's elections, a ban that
  came after rival factions of the party submitted competing lists of candidates.
  "International donors need to look for an accord with the CEP and the political parties and the factions of Fanmi
  Lava1as," Preval said. "We are giving (the parties) the support that they need, and the factions need to figure it
  out (for themselves)."
  Preval did not discuss the forced resignation of an electoral council member accused of stealing a staffer's pay
  or opponents' allegations that the council gave special privileges to the president's newly formed Unity Party
  ahead of planned Feb. 28 legislative elections, which were postponed because of the Jan. 12 earthquake that
  devastated the capital.
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  He also declined to answer questions about another U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee report that
  criticizes Haiti's earthquake recovery, saying he would address that issue at a news conference on reconstruction
  next week.
  Elections have never been easy in Haiti, a country whose founding president crowned himself emperor. It took
  186 years to hold what the international community considered a democratic election in 1990, which was then
  closely followed by a coup d'etat.
  Preva1, in fact, is the only Haitian ever to be elected president, serve a full term and hand off power to an
  elected successor. Unable to run for re-election in the November contest, he pledged to relinquish power again
  as he did in the 1990s — after protesters alleged earlier this year that he was dragging his feet on holding
  presidential the election.
  Doing so will require significant help. The electoral council's headquarters were destroyed and its records lost in
  the quake, while millions of voters were either killed, made homeless or displaced. Its new headquarters is a
  former Gold's Gym seized by drug agents.
  The election will also be a cost burden for this grindingly poor Caribbean nation: $29 million according to
  electoral officials at the news conference with Preval, $38 million according to the U.S. Senate report.
  The Organization of American States and United Nations have pledged support. U.N. Secretary-General Ban
  Ki-moon issued a statement Wednesday praising the decree setting the election date and pledged the help of
  U.N. peacekeepers and advisers in preparing and supporting the ballot. Ban urged member states to quickly
  provide the money needed to run the vote.
  Copyright © 2010 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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  Sent: Thu Jan 21 09:19:22 2010
  Subject: Urgent -- Rep. Loretta Sanchez Re Vietnam HR
  In case Rep. Loretta Sanchez engages the Secretary on the margins of her internet freedom speech, here is some quick
  background and a few suggested points we didn't have time to clear it with anyone, but I thought better something
  than nothing. Scot
  Background:
  Representative Loretta Sanchez asked yesterday to speak with you regarding her concerns that the Administration is
  moving too fast in the direction of providing economic benefits to Vietnam -- for example, granting access to the
  General System of Preferences (GSP), permitting participation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) as an associate
  member -- even as the human rights situation deteriorates. Sanchez may try to button-hole you at your Internet speech
  today.
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  Not sure who will be there but here is possibility:
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  We have a lot of people in meeting but we talked and will bring them to end of meeting so she can specially meet them.

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  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Ashton meeting
  We have a lot of people in meeting but we talked and will bring them to end of meeting so she can specially meet them.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wed Jan 20 23:05:33 2010
  Subject: Ashton meeting
  I'd like to invite two EUR staffers--Jeremy Shapiro and Siddharth Mohandas-- who wrote a good memo about US-EU to
  come by and meet Lady Ashton tomorrow. Or even sit in on the mtg if ok w Phil Gordon.
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  After Afghan Shift, Top U.S. Civilians Face Tricky Future By MARK LANDLER WASHINGTON — As General David H.
  Petraeus takes command in Afghanistan, the two top American civilian officials in the war face an uncertain and tricky
  future, working with a newly empowered military leader, under the gaze of an impatient president who has put them on
  notice that his fractious war council needs to pull together.Richard C. Holbrooke, the Obama administration's special
  representative to the region, and Karl W. Eikenberry, the ambassador to Afghanistan, both hung on to their jobs in the
  uproar that followed Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal's career-ending quotes in Rolling Stone magazine.But privately, at least
  one senior White House official suggested using General McChrystal's exit as an excuse for a housecleaning, according to
  senior officials. That was rejected as too disruptive during a military campaign that relies heavily on civilian support,
  these people said.ln recent days, other administration officials have begun floating the idea that Ambassador Eikenberry
  might be replaced by Ryan C. Crocker, the highly regarded former ambassador in Iraq who forged a close partnership
  with General Petraeus during the successful Iraq troop increase. Such a prospect is viewed as remote, given Mr.
  Crocker's prestigious new post at Texas A&M University. But the fact that his name is being invoked underlines the
  challenges that confront Ambassador Eikenberry, as he adapts to a new partner — one who has strong ideas about how
  soldiers and diplomats should work together in war. It also illustrates the remarkably powerful role that General
  Petraeus will assume in the nine-year-old war, setting him up as almost a viceroy in Afghanistan and a key broker in
  negotiations between President Hamid Karzai and Pakistan over an eventual political settlement.Before General
  Petraeus's arrival, some critics said the White House had created a problem by recruiting several forceful, ambitious
  personalities and giving them jobs with overlapping responsibilities. Administration officials acknowledge that, as one
  said, "there are obviously a number of substantial personalities on the team." But the White House believes that the
  current lineup can mesh, and that a difficult war demands this much talent. Still, the McChrystal blow-up has
  reverberated through the State Department. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton instructed Ambassador
  Eikenberry and Mr. Holbrooke to take a hard look at the civilian team, two officials said. She is not wedded to the
  current lineup if it continues to bog down in internecine battles, they said."You can't have a major shift in a civ-mil
  structure without having the civilian side take a step back and look at everything," said a senior State Department
  official, using the jargon for a civilian-military campaign.General Petraeus, whose appointment was approved 99-0 by
  the Senate on Wednesday, took pains at his confirmation hearing on Tuesday to back a unified civilian and military
  effort. He noted then that he had telephoned Mr. Holbrooke and would rendezvous with Ambassador Eikenberry in
  Brussels, so the two could land in Kabul together."Holbrooke has been my wingman, to a great degree," General
  Petraeus said in an interview. "We have had, and do have, a very good relationship." That role, he said, will now fall to
  Ambassador Eikenberry.Ambassador Eikenberry was highly critical of the Pentagon's proposal last year to send 60,000
  additional troops to Afghanistan, which led to a difficult relationship with General McChrystal. But in fact General
  Petraeus was the true architect of the plan.The ambassador, a retired lieutenant general and former commander in
  Afghanistan, graduated from West Point in 1973, a year ahead of General Petraeus, but they did not know each other at
  the academy. The two share a scholarly bent: General Petraeus holds a Ph.D. from Princeton, while Ambassador
  Eikenberry has master's degrees from Harvard and Stanford.While they were never assigned together, their careers
  intersected twice. In Iraq, General Eikenberry led an assessment of Iraqi security forces while General Petraeus was
  commanding the 101st Airborne Division in Mosul. When General Eikenberry was commander in Afghanistan, General
  Petraeus led an assessment of Afghan National Security Forces.General Petraeus declined to discuss personnel issues,
  while Ambassador Eikenberry and Mr. Holbrooke turned down requests for an interview. Mr. Crocker, now the dean of
  the George Bush School of Government at Texas A&M, did not return a call for comment. For Mr. Holbrooke, the new
  landscape is challenging in other ways. Officials said his job security was less in doubt than it was six months ago, when
  his ouster was the subject of Washington chatter. Yet he has arguably become a less central player: Jacob J. Lew, a
  deputy secretary of state, manages much of the civilian influx in Afghanistan that Mr. Holbrooke helped shape, while the
  embassy in Kabul is carrying it out. Mr. Holbrooke's current portfolio has played to his weaknesses, his own allies admit.
  He is best as a high-level negotiator, and not as comfortable with the nitty-gritty work of helping Afghanistan build an
  economy.These days, Mr. Holbrooke has become a globe-trotting diplomat, trying to retain flagging European allies
  while seeking to draw influential Muslim countries like Egypt into helping Afghanistan. At a recent conference of 35
  countries in Madrid, Mr. Holbrooke drummed up more support from allies for the Afghan government's campaign to
  reintegrate Taliban fighters into mainstream society.Mr. Karzai's longer-term effort to reconcile with Taliban leaders,
  and his negotiations with Pakistan, could propel Mr. Holbrooke back into a central role. Were these talks to become
  more serious, several officials said, Mr. Holbrooke's negotiating skills could be put to use, as a broker and guardian of
  American interests. For now, though, as evidence of General Petraeus's influence, he will do most of the shuttling
  between Kabul and Islamabad, the Pakistani capital.On his last visit to the region, Mr. Holbrooke met with Mr. Karzai
  and with senior Pakistani officials, including the army chief of staff, Ashfaq Parvez Kayani. Mr. Holbrooke's past run-ins
  with Mr. Karzai, several officials said, have not hindered his ability to deal with the Afghan leader, and Pakistani officials
  said they trusted him. Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's ambassador to Washington, said that Mr. Holbrooke took time to
  understand Pakistan's concerns. "Ambassador Holbrooke is liked by some, admired by others and seen as effective, even
  by those who may not like him," Mr. Haqqani said.Still, General Petraeus is indisputably the key player, and he has
  wasted no time asserting his control. On a secure videoconference call last Saturday, a person familiar with the call said,
  General Petraeus threw his support behind a costly, and controversial, plan to install temporary generators to supply
  more electricity to Kandahar, the Taliban stronghold that is the next major American military target.Mr. Holbrooke and
  Ambassador Eikenberry swiftly assented.

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769239 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH©state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, July 1, 2010 11:07 AM
  To:
  After Afghan Shift, Top U.S. Civilians Face Tricky Future By MARK LANDLER WASHINGTON — As General David H.
  Petraeus takes command in Afghanistan, the two top American civilian officials in the war face an uncertain and tricky
  future, working with a newly empowered military leader, under the gaze of an impatient president who has put them on
  notice that his fractious war council needs to pull together.Richard C. Holbrooke, the Obama administration's special
  representative to the region, and Karl W. Eikenberry, the ambassador to Afghanistan, both hung on to their jobs in the
  uproar that followed Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal's career-ending quotes in Rolling Stone magazine.But privately, at least
  one senior White House official suggested using General McChrystal's exit as an excuse for a housecleaning, according to
  senior officials. That was rejected as too disruptive during a military campaign that relies heavily on civilian support,
  these people said.ln recent days, other administration officials have begun floating the idea that Ambassador Eikenberry
  might be replaced by Ryan C. Crocker, the highly regarded former ambassador in Iraq who forged a close partnership
  with General Petraeus during the successful Iraq troop increase. Such a prospect is viewed as remote, given Mr.
  Crocker's prestigious new post at Texas A&M University. But the fact that his name is being invoked underlines the
  challenges that confront Ambassador Eikenberry, as he adapts to a new partner — one who has strong ideas about how
  soldiers and diplomats should work together in war. It also illustrates the remarkably powerful role that General
  Petraeus will assume in the nine-year-old war, setting him up as almost a viceroy in Afghanistan and a key broker in
  negotiations between President Hamid Karzai and Pakistan over an eventual political settlement.Before General
  Petraeus's arrival, some critics said the White House had created a problem by recruiting several forceful, ambitious
  personalities and giving them jobs with overlapping responsibilities. Administration officials acknowledge that, as one
  said, "there are obviously a number of substantial personalities on the team." But the White House believes that the
  current lineup can mesh, and that a difficult war demands this much talent. Still, the McChrystal blow-up has
  reverberated through the State Department. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton instructed Ambassador
  Eikenberry and Mr. Holbrooke to take a hard look at the civilian team, two officials said. She is not wedded to the
  current lineup if it continues to bog down in internecine battles, they said."You can't have a major shift in a civ-mil
  structure without having the civilian side take a step back and look at everything," said a senior State Department
  official, using the jargon for a civilian-military campaign.General Petraeus, whose appointment was approved 99-0 by
  the Senate on Wednesday, took pains at his confirmation hearing on Tuesday to back a unified civilian and military
  effort. He noted then that he had telephoned Mr. Holbrooke and would rendezvous with Ambassador Eikenberry in
  Brussels, so the two could land in Kabul together."Holbrooke has been my wingman, to a great degree," General
  Petraeus said in an interview. "We have had, and do have, a very good relationship." That role, he said, will now fall to
  Ambassador Eikenberry.Ambassador Eikenberry was highly critical of the Pentagon's proposal last year to send 60,000
  additional troops to Afghanistan, which led to a difficult relationship with General McChrystal. But in fact General
  Petraeus was the true architect of the plan.The ambassador, a retired lieutenant general and former commander in
  Afghanistan, graduated from West Point in 1973, a year ahead of General Petraeus, but they did not know each other at
  the academy. The two share a scholarly bent: General Petraeus holds a Ph.D. from Princeton, while Ambassador
  Eikenberry has master's degrees from Harvard and Stanford.While they were never assigned together, their careers
  intersected twice. In Iraq, General Eikenberry led an assessment of Iraqi security forces while General Petraeus was
  commanding the 101st Airborne Division in Mosul. When General Eikenberry was commander in Afghanistan, General
  Petraeus led an assessment of Afghan National Security Forces.General Petraeus declined to discuss personnel issues,
  while Ambassador Eikenberry and Mr. Holbrooke turned down requests for an interview. Mr. Crocker, now the dean of
  the George Bush School of Government at Texas A&M, did not return a call for comment. For Mr. Holbrooke, the new
  landscape is challenging in other ways. Officials said his job security was less in doubt than it was six months ago, when
  his ouster was the subject of Washington chatter. Yet he has arguably become a less central player: Jacob J. Lew, a
  deputy secretary of state, manages much of the civilian influx in Afghanistan that Mr. Holbrooke helped shape, while the
  embassy in Kabul is carrying it out. Mr. Holbrooke's current portfolio has played to his weaknesses, his own allies admit.
  He is best as a high-level negotiator, and not as comfortable with the nitty-gritty work of helping Afghanistan build an
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769239 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769239 Date: 08/31/2015
  economy.These days, Mr. Holbrooke has become a globe-trotting diplomat, trying to retain flagging European allies
  while seeking to draw influential Muslim countries like Egypt into helping Afghanistan. At a recent conference of 35
  countries in Madrid, Mr. Holbrooke drummed up more support from allies for the Afghan government's campaign to
  reintegrate Taliban fighters into mainstream society.Mr. Karzai's longer-term effort to reconcile with Taliban leaders,
  and his negotiations with Pakistan, could propel Mr. Holbrooke back into a central role. Were these talks to become
  more serious, several officials said, Mr. Holbrooke's negotiating skills could be put to use, as a broker and guardian of
  American interests. For now, though, as evidence of General Petraeus's influence, he will do most of the shuttling
  between Kabul and Islamabad, the Pakistani capital.On his last visit to the region, Mr. Holbrooke met with Mr. Karzai
  and with senior Pakistani officials, including the army chief of staff, Ashfaq Parvez Kayani. Mr. Holbrooke's past run-ins
  with Mr. Karzai, several officials said, have not hindered his ability to deal with the Afghan leader, and Pakistani officials
  said they trusted him. Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's ambassador to Washington, said that Mr. Holbrooke took time to
  understand Pakistan's concerns. "Ambassador Holbrooke is liked by some, admired by others and seen as effective, even
  by those who may not like him," Mr. Haqqani said.Still, General Petraeus is indisputably the key player, and he has
  wasted no time asserting his control. On a secure videoconference call last Saturday, a person familiar with the call said,
  General Petraeus threw his support behind a costly, and controversial, plan to install temporary generators to supply
  more electricity to Kandahar, the Taliban stronghold that is the next major American military target.Mr. Holbrooke and
  Ambassador Eikenberry swiftly assented.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769239 Date: 08/31/2015



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  This is the paper - see below.
  cdm

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  This is the paper - see below.
  cdm
  Original Message-----
  From: Toiv, Nora F
  Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2010 12:15 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: RE: fyi
  Maariv: Hebrew language daily tabloid
  http://en.wikipedia.ordwiki/Maariv
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2010 11:54 AM
  To: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: FW: fyi
  What paper is this from?
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2010 11:09 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob .1
  Subject: Fw: fyi
  Let's discuss.
  Original Message --
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Cc: cheryl.m ills
  <sbwhoeop B6
  <cheryl.mills
  Sent: Thu Jul 01 11:06:04 2010
  Subject: fyi
  <http://coteret.com/author/didiremez/>
  Maariv: Netanyahu won't meet Clinton; 'sources' say she "isn't relevant" <http://coteret.com/2010/07/01/maariv-
  netanyahu-wont-meet-clinton-sources-say-she-isnt-relevant/>
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  Didi Remez <http://coteret.com/author/didiremez/> I July 1, 2010 at 15:25 I Categories: Diplomacy
  <http://coteret.com/category/diplomacy/> I URL: http://wp.me/pHIQV-Ep
  Do they honestly think that publicizing a quote like this, on record or off, works to their advantage?
  Israeli diplomatic [euphemism for Prime Minister's Office -- DR] sources said: "Clinton isn't relevant and is out of
  the circle of influence. Mitchell has taken over the peace process to a great extent and Obama, in any event, is the
  important person in this story because he is the one who decides."
  <http://didiremez.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/maariv.gif>
  <http://didiremez.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/maariv.gif>
  <http://didiremez.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/maariv.gif> Netanyahu to meet Obama, but not Clinton
  Eli Bardenstein, Maariv, July 1 2010 [page 7; Hebrew original here and at bottom of post]
  <http://www.scribd.com/doc/33775924/Maariv-Jul01-10-Netanyahu-Will-Not-Meet-Clinton>
  <http://www.scribd.com/doc/33775924/Maariv-Jul01-10-Netanyahu-Will-Not-Meet-Clinton>
  <http://www.scribd.com/doc/33775924/Maariv-Jul01-10-Netanyahu-Will-Not-Meet-Clinton> Prime Minister Binyamin
  Netanyahu is to leave next week for Washington, where he will meet with US President Barack Obama. Rather curiously,
  he is not scheduled to meet with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the course of his visit to Washington.
  Contrary to his previous visit in March, this time the US administration intends to create the impression,
  outwardly at least, that the severe crisis in the relationship has passed and that the relations between the two countries
  are as strong as ever. In order to bolster that impression, the two leaders will meet the media together and will be
  photographed. As opposed to the previous time, Netanyahu will also be put up at Blair House, the official White House
  guesthouse, and not at a hotel.
  That said, officials in Washington are waiting apprehensively for the answers that Netanyahu will provide in the
  course of the meeting, which is expected to address the transition from the proximity talks that are at an impasse to
  direct negotiations. Obama, apparently, will demand that Netanyahu agree to extend the construction freeze in Judea
  and Samaria beyond the September 26 expiration date in hope of securing PA Chairman Abu Mazen's consent to begin
  direct talks with Israel. For the time being, the forum of seven is divided over this issue.
  Read more of this post <http://coteret.com/2010/07/01/maariv-netanyahu-wont-meet-clinton-sources-say-she-
  isnt-relevant/Ilmore-2505>
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  MS, when you ready, we have three calls that are pending from the last 60/90 minutes — Jones (unsecure), Cheryl and
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  Jake recommends speaking to Cheryl first.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct) B6

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  MS, when you ready, we have three calls that are pending from the last 60/90 minutes — Jones (unsecure), Cheryl and
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  Jake recommends speaking to Cheryl first.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct) B6
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  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 10:41 AM
  To:
  Subject amily have asked Jim to accompany them to Haiti B6
  fyi
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 10:41 AM
  To: 'Buhl, Cindy'; Jacobs, Janice L
  Cc: Philbin, Christo her; Kennedy, Patrick F; Verma, Richard R
  Subject: RE: family have asked Jim to accompany them to Haiti
  Cindy — please call me so you appreciate the impact of this trip on others who would be being used to do search and
  rescue and transport goods and services and so that you have realistic expectations as we cannot support this in the
  fashion folks ordinarily are accommodated in non-disaster areas.
  202-647-5548.
  From: Buhl, Cindy [mailto
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 10:16 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Jacobs, Janice L
  Cc: Buhl, Cind • Philbin, Christopher
  Subject: family have asked Jim to accompany them to Haiti
  Dear Cheryl and Ambassador Jacobs,
  and his family have asked Jim to accompany them, the president of Lynn University (Kevin M.
  Ross) and others to Haiti this weekend. They intend to go to the Hotel Montana to look at the USAR operations
  and Jim has to accept this invitation,
  so he is going with them. It's our understanding that Senator Kerry has been or will be invited, as well. It's
  also our understanding that Lynn University will be providing the air transport to Haiti.
  Jim, first and foremost, wanted you to know this is happening. Second, he asks that whatever permissions he
  and the a.tnilv/Lynn University delegation might need to enter Haiti, for Lynn University to land their
  aircraft, and for them to go to and review the Hotel Montana USAR operation be granted and expedited.
  The primary contact in our office on this matter is our Chief of Staff, Chris Philbin.
  Our general office phone is 202-225-6101.
  Chris's cell phone # is
  And I have copied him on this email so that you have his email/blackberry address
  I am, of course, here to help in any way I can.
  Cindy
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  Sent: Thursday, July 1, 2010 6:24 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Bomb at Sufi shrine
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Thu Jul 01 18:07:11 2010
  Subject: Fw: Bomb at Sufi shrine
  Jake please pass to hillary. I will call. She may want to, especially given forthcoming trip. R PS--tell her I had a good (I
  think)u talk with Misha S today. Hope it helps trip.
  Original Message --
  From: Nasr, S Vali R
  To: 'HolbrookeR@state.gov''<HolbrookeR@state.gov>
  Sent: Thu Jul 01 17:32:48 2010
  Subject: Bomb at Sufi shrine
  Richard
  3 bombs devastated the shrine of Data Ganjbakhsh (the most sacred Muslim place in all of South Asia, and the shrine S
  was supposed to go to).-Aside from loss of life, this is a major blow to Pakistan. I recommend that you call Clureshi,
  Nawaz and Pasha (who will be here tomorrow). This will either break Pakistanis or will get them into the fight. This
  shrine is deeply tied to the foundation of Islam in Pakistan.
  Vail Nasr
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  To: H
  Subject Fw: (AP) Pakistan detains man over Times Square bomb
  From: Packer, Adam D
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-SCA; NEWS-Pakistan; NEWS-SCT
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Tue May 04 12:44:43 2010
  Subject: (AP) Pakistan detains man over Times Square bomb
  KARACHI (AP) - Pakistan intelligence officials say at least one man has been detained in the southern city of Karachi in
  connection with the Times Square bombing attempt. The official said the man was named Tauseef and was a friend of
  Faisal Shahzad, the American of Pakistani descent who is in custody in the United States over the failed attack. He did
  not say when the man was picked up. Another official said several people had been taken into custody since the failed
  attack Saturday. Both officials spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of their work.
  Adam Packer
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  (202) 647-1512
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  Subject Re: Bomb at Sufi shrine
  Yep
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Thu Jul 01 18:25:22 2010
  Subject: Re: Bomb at Sufi shrine
  Can you get me more info about the shrine?
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacob i <Sullivanh@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Jul 01 18:24:02 2010
  Subject: Fw: Bomb at Sufi shrine
  Fyi
  Original Message ---
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Thu Jul 01 18:07:11 2010
  Subject: Fw: Bomb at Sufi shrine
  Jake please pass to hillary. I will call. She may want to, especially given forthcoming trip. R PS--tell her I had a good (I
  think)u talk with Misha S today. Hope it helps trip.
  Original Message ---
  From: Nasr, S Vali R
  To: 'HolbrookeR@state.govs <HolbrookeR@state.gov>
  Sent: Thu Jul 01 17:32:48 2010
  Subject: Bomb at Sufi shrine
  Richard
  3 bombs devastated the shrine of Data Ganjbakhsh (the most sacred Muslim place in all of South Asia, and the shrine S
  was supposed to go to). Aside from loss of life, this is a major blow to Pakistan. I recommend that you call Qureshi,
  Nawaz and Pasha (who will be here tomorrow). This will either break Pakistanis or will get them into the fight. This
  shrine is deeply tied to the foundation of Islam in Pakistan.
  Vali Nasr
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  Pis raise Afghan women's participation in the London meeting. I'm looking at the draft document to come out of the
  London conference and there's no mention of women. I'm working on a few suggestions and going to meet shortly with
  one of Miliband's colleagues.
  Melanne S. Verveer
  Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues
  U.S. Department of State
  2201 C Street NW, Room 6805
  Washington, DC 20520
  Tel: (202) 647-7283
  Fax: (202) 647-7288
  VerveerMS@state.gov

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  Subject Miliband mtg
  Pis raise Afghan women's participation in the London meeting. I'm looking at the draft document to come out of the
  London conference and there's no mention of women. I'm working on a few suggestions and going to meet shortly with
  one of Miliband's colleagues.
  Melanne S. Verveer
  Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues
  U.S. Department of State
  2201 C Street NW, Room 6805
  Washington, DC 20520
  Tel: (202) 647-7283
  Fax: (202) 647-7288
  VerveerMS@state.gov
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  MS, the crew is asking if you would like dinner soon — I wanted to check with you before they interrupted you in the cabin.
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
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  MS, the crew is asking if you would like dinner soon — I wanted to check with you before they interrupted you in the cabin.
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
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  Sent: Tuesday, May 4, 2010 1:12 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: (Reuters) Pakistan makes arrests connected to NYC bomb attempt
  From: Packer, Adam D
  Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2010 1:10 PM
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-SCA; NEWS-Pakistan; NEWS-SCT
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Subject: (Reuters) Pakistan makes arrests connected to NYC bomb attempt
  ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan on May 4 made several arrests in connection with the failed Times Square car bomb
  attack in New York, security sources said.
  "We have picked up a few family members" related to Faisal Shahzad, the chief suspect in the attempted attack, a
  security official in Karachi said. A friend of Shahzad was also arrested.
  Shahzad, a 30-year-old Pakistani-American, was arrested late on May 3 at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New
  York after being removed from a plane as it was about take off for Dubai, American officials said.
  Another intelligence official in Pakistan said Shahzad received militant training in northwest Pakistan near the garrison
  town of Kohat. The area around Kohat is a stronghold of Tariq Afridi, the main Pakistani Taliban commander in the
  region.
  Pakistan, which could come under renewed U.S. pressure to crack down harder on militants after the Times Square
  incident, vowed to help the United States bring Shahzad to justice
  Shahzad will appear in Manhattan federal court to face charges "for allegedly driving a car bomb into Times Square on
  the evening of May 1", according to a statement by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, FBI agent George Venizelos and New
  York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly.
  "We will cooperate with the United States in identifying this individual and bringing him to justice," Interior Minister
  Rehman Malik told Reuters.
  U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Anne W. Patterson met Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Malik and
  talked about the issue, Pakistani government officials and the U.S. Embassy said.
  "We have an ongoing cooperation with the United States on anti-terrorism efforts. If required by the United States, we
  will extend full cooperation to them in this regard," Pakistani Foreign Ministry spokesman Abdul Basit said.
  Adam Packer
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  (202) 647-1512
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  Sent: Friday, July 2, 2010 12:44 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: CNN on Syria
  Original Message ---
  From: Alec Ross
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Reines, Philippe I; Sullivan, Jacob J; ChoIlet, Derek H; Crowley, Philip J; (U) Benton, Cheryl A
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Sent: Thu Jul 01 19:44:47 2010
  Subject: CNN on Syria
  Washington (CNN) -- Sometimes foreign policy isn't best digested 140 characters at a time.
  That's what a pair of young State Department officials found in Syria, where they were leading a trade delegation of
  Silicon Valley executives. Their bosses back in Washington were mortified when media blogs picked up the musings of
  Alec Ross and Jared Cohen on Twitter about which Syrian cafes serve the greatest frappuccino (Kalamoon
  University) and their challenge to the Syrian telecom minister for a cake-eating contest (called "Creative Diplomacy.")
  Creative, indeed.
  It was a mild, but unfortunate distraction from what was widely considered an otherwise productive mission. The
  delegation of senior executives, from tech heavyweights like Microsoft, Cisco Systems and Dell, met with Syrian
  President Bashar al-Assad and other officials, as well as businessmen, civil society groups and academics battling their
  government's tight-fisted control on the Internet.
  The visit illustrated both the opportunities and the landmines Hillary Clinton's State Department has to navigate as it
  logs into the digital age.
  In Foggy Bottom, one needs to be fired up about being wired up.
  Blogging and tweeting are now part of every diplomat's job description. At any given moment you can find someone like
  the top official on Latin America tweeting in Spanish about his latest trip to Peru, or Secretary Clinton herself posting
  podcasts on the State Department website and soliciting questions from the public on the State Department's blog,
  Dipnote.
  Beneath the web atmospherics is what Ross, Clinton's "innovation"
  guru, calls "21st century statecraft."
  Ross, a 38-year-old former technology adviser to the Obama campaign, and his partner in crime, Jared Cohen, a 28-year-
  old author on genocide, youth and jihad who joined the State Department during the Bush administration, are at the
  forefront of a new push by Clinton to use technology and social media as a diplomatic tool. Since taking office, Clinton
  has made the spread of information technology and Internet freedom a cornerstone of her foreign policy, hoping both
  will serve as catalysts for spreading democracy.
  It used to be one of the biggest carrots the State Department could dangle before a country was a visit by the secretary
  of state. Now it is a delegation of Silicon Valley heavyweights led by Ross and Cohen, which might include executives
  from Microsoft, Google or Facebook.
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  Since the Obama administration took office, they have led delegations with executives from tech giants such as Google,
  Facebook and Twitter to Iraq, Russia and Mexico with some tangible results. In Iraq, Google created a project to make
  digital copies of 14,000 antiquities in Iraq's National Museum. And in Mexico, the delegation helped develop a network
  for Mexicans to report drug-related crimes by cell phone.
  The visit to Syria came as the Obama administration takes baby steps toward engagement with that nation. The United
  States had not had an ambassador in Damascus for five years and the administration's efforts to fill that post have been
  stymied by Congress.
  The U.S. delegation was requested by President Assad himself earlier this year in meetings with senior U.S. officials. The
  United States hopes playing to Assad's desire to modernize his economy and stated willingness for better diplomatic and
  trade ties with the Obama administration could drive a wedge between Syria and Iran, its closest ally.
  Moreover, the United States hopes facilitating the flow of information into Syria will create a more open political climate
  there. While in Syria, the delegation was surprised to find many young entrepreneurs with a widely different attitude
  about the outside world and a desire to network into it, including one young woman who, during a session with the
  deputy IT minister, looked him straight in the eye and asked for more access to the internet.
  "Syria's population is going to double in the next 17 years," Cohen said. "And young people in Syria are going to become
  increasingly digital and connected or increasingly isolated. It is in our interest to see they are digital and connected."
  Strict U.S. sanctions against Syria for its support for terrorist groups in Lebanon, Iraq and the Palestinian territories ban
  the sale of most technology to Syrian markets, but the White House does have waiver authority to sell certain products
  to Syria, and the purpose of the trip, in part, was to help facilitate American technology companies to enter the Syrian
  market.
  The Obama administration has eased exports of certain telecommunication products in countries where they were once
  banned, including Cuba, Iran, Sudan and China, out of fears repressive regimes would use them to oppress their people.
  "We are not naive," Ross said. "... Syria says it needs this technology for it's economic development. We understand
  that, but we were very careful about the companies we selected for this delegation.
  We won't support technology being reverse-engineered."
  The Syrian government has blamed the sanctions for its economic stagnation. But the executives, whose companies
  have a combined market value of close to a half a trillion dollars, delivered a blunt message to the regime in Damascus --
  one which can't be delivered credibly by the US government: Our companies won't do business in a country without
  internet freedom or protections for intellectual property.
  "They painted a picture of what Syria could have," Cohen said of the delegation. "What they could invest in if Syria took
  certain steps."
  During the visit both Cisco and Microsoft raised the possibility of training in Syria under the right conditions.
  As a result of the visit, the Syrians pledged to pass an e-commerce law that would provide safeguards against
  government censorship or infiltration of internet sites, something the Obama administration had pushed for. But U.S.
  officials made clear further steps would be based on Syria's actions on loosening the information chokehold, rather than
  its promises. Ahmed Salkini, a spokesman for the Syrian Embassy in Washington, said his government is dedicated to
  "creating an environment conducive for the work of IT companies and hopes to pass the e-commerce law "in the very
  near future"
  Salkini said the Syrian government found the delegation was successful in scoping opportunities for future cooperation.
  "We constantly encourage private sector interaction between the U.S.
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  and Syria," he said. But he added, "We think the only way for this type of cooperation to succeed is with a lack of
  governmental interferences and lack of political agenda from both sides."
  This month Ross and Cohen will lead a delegation to Colombia and later this year, it's on to India.
  They are a couple of virtual and diplomatic soul mates, virtually attached at the hip and finishing each other's sentences.
  Both have become Twitterati (celebrities on Twitter) in their own right, as they tweet their way around the world
  spreading the gospel of 21st century statecraft. Ross has some 287,000 followers on Twitter, while Cohen -- who gained
  notoriety last year when he asked Twitter to delay scheduled maintenance to allow the Iranian opposition to continue to
  use it to organize after the disputed election -- has about 305,000.
  They are the public face of an effort at the State Department to wire the unwired. Clinton recently told a group of
  Russian civil society groups visiting Washington, "We have a great team of really dedicated young people -- primarily
  young people -- who care deeply about connecting people up. And I'm very proud of the work they're doing."
  If they have a corner on the 21st century statecraft market now, it won't be for long. Recently Ross trained 50 European
  ambassadors on how to implement the concept in their own countries. His goal, he says, is to create a community in
  which countries can share their technology innovations among each other. For example Kenya, a pioneer in mobile
  banking, could help spread the concept to its neighbors and beyond.
  After their Syrian adventures in Twitterville, Ross and Cohen were advised to continue to use the technology, but avoid
  the minutiae.
  Still, State Department officials believe the digital duo is good for business, drawing in a new generation of individuals
  interested in U.S. foreign policy.
  "What they do has tremendous value," said Assistant Secretary P.J.
  Crowley, the State Department's spokesman. "Whatever they put in their tweets, they have 600,000 Twitters followers
  that are now connected in some way to the State Department. And I will take that to the bank."
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  Greetings from Nairobi. I'm at the end of week-long trip to Kampala, Kinshasa and now Nairobi. The trip has been very
  productive and I will fill you in on some of the discussions I have been having when I return. In the meantime, I know
  that there are a number of discussions with Dan Benjamin and others relating to a new more aggressive approach to
  CVE and I wanted to update you on my thoughts in terms of how those critical discussions fit in with our overall
  approach to strategic communications around the globe.
  As you and I have discussed, it is essential that we become much more pro-active in all our communications efforts. To
  put it bluntly, we are in an "information war" on all fronts. With the proliferation of media outlets and opportunities
  around the world, we must fight aggressively to get, and maintain, our fair share of "consumer share of mind." Both our
  adversaries and allies recognize the importance of this aspect of foreign policy and are adopting new ways of
  communicating with foreign publics. Consumers everywhere are constantly facing a barrage of information and in some
  cases misinformation and dis-information. In order to get our messages across and confront the threats posed by our
  adversaries, we must develop a new sense of urgency in all our communications efforts. Much has been said and written
  about the concept of "soldier diplomats". In the same vein, I believe we must empower a corps of "diplomat soldiers" to
  help us gain ground in this new war.
  While countering violent extremism is, and will remain, a key objective of our communications efforts we must apply the
  same level of determination with respect to all communications. We must both aggressively promote positive stories
  about the US and rapidly respond to attacks against us. In the past, our failure to respond to attacks and distortions has
  diminished our credibility and undermined our ability to combat our adversaries. For example, had we not responded to
  all the rumors and innuendos surrounding our relief efforts in Haiti, I believe we would have provided a fertile field for
  AQ and others to continue to perpetuate the image of the US as an "invader".
  Before I left for this trip, I convened a meeting of our top PD officers and told them that we must become much more
  aggressive in our strategic communications programs and initiatives. We plan to implement daily calls between our new
  regional PD DAS's and PAO's in the regions so we can monitor on a daily basis all stories about the USG. We will work
  with the Posts to ensure that they have strategies for dealing with stories as they develop. I would also like to request
  that you send a cable to all Chiefs of Mission informing of the new strategy and reminding them of their responsibilities
  in this critical area. We will work on a draft for your review when you return.
  Finally, we are developing new organizational solutions, modeled on an approach I saw at our Mission in Uganda, which
  I think will greatly clarify roles and responsibilities with respect to in country communications not only within the
  Mission, but across all government agencies within particular countries.
  I will continue to update you as we move forward.
  Hope your trip is going well. Look forward to greeting together when we are both back in DC.
  JM

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  Sent: Friday, July 2, 2010 8:56 AM
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  Subject startegic communications
  Greetings from Nairobi. I'm at the end of week-long trip to Kampala, Kinshasa and now Nairobi. The trip has been very
  productive and I will fill you in on some of the discussions I have been having when I return. In the meantime, I know
  that there are a number of discussions with Dan Benjamin and others relating to a new more aggressive approach to
  CVE and I wanted to update you on my thoughts in terms of how those critical discussions fit in with our overall
  approach to strategic communications around the globe.
  As you and I have discussed, it is essential that we become much more pro-active in all our communications efforts. To
  put it bluntly, we are in an "information war" on all fronts. With the proliferation of media outlets and opportunities
  around the world, we must fight aggressively to get, and maintain, our fair share of "consumer share of mind." Both our
  adversaries and allies recognize the importance of this aspect of foreign policy and are adopting new ways of
  communicating with foreign publics. Consumers everywhere are constantly facing a barrage of information and in some
  cases misinformation and dis-information. In order to get our messages across and confront the threats posed by our
  adversaries, we must develop a new sense of urgency in all our communications efforts. Much has been said and written
  about the concept of "soldier diplomats". In the same vein, I believe we must empower a corps of "diplomat soldiers" to
  help us gain ground in this new war.
  While countering violent extremism is, and will remain, a key objective of our communications efforts we must apply the
  same level of determination with respect to all communications. We must both aggressively promote positive stories
  about the US and rapidly respond to attacks against us. In the past, our failure to respond to attacks and distortions has
  diminished our credibility and undermined our ability to combat our adversaries. For example, had we not responded to
  all the rumors and innuendos surrounding our relief efforts in Haiti, I believe we would have provided a fertile field for
  AQ and others to continue to perpetuate the image of the US as an "invader".
  Before I left for this trip, I convened a meeting of our top PD officers and told them that we must become much more
  aggressive in our strategic communications programs and initiatives. We plan to implement daily calls between our new
  regional PD DAS's and PAO's in the regions so we can monitor on a daily basis all stories about the USG. We will work
  with the Posts to ensure that they have strategies for dealing with stories as they develop. I would also like to request
  that you send a cable to all Chiefs of Mission informing of the new strategy and reminding them of their responsibilities
  in this critical area. We will work on a draft for your review when you return.
  Finally, we are developing new organizational solutions, modeled on an approach I saw at our Mission in Uganda, which
  I think will greatly clarify roles and responsibilities with respect to in country communications not only within the
  Mission, but across all government agencies within particular countries.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769258 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769258 Date: 08/31/2015
  I will continue to update you as we move forward.
  Hope your trip is going well. Look forward to greeting together when we are both back in DC.
  JM
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  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 7:20 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Micheletti Stepping Aside
  fyi
  From: Kelly, Craig A
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Abedin, Huma; Cue, Lourdes C; Aguilera, Patricia; Otero, Maria; Slaughter, Anne-
  Marie; Gonzalez, Francisco J
  Cc: Reynoso, Julissa
  Sent: Thu Jan 21 12:24:05 2010
  Subject: Micheletti Stepping Aside
  Following is close-hold please.
  You will have seen press reports that Micheletti is stepping down — reportedly it will be a "leave of absence" for legal
  reasons. If this holds, it is an important development that we have been pushing to allow space for Pepe Lobo to get off
  to a good start and encourage greater attendance at the Jan 27 inauguration. This was the point of my Jan 5-6 trip to
  Tegucigalpa, Hugo's consistent efforts and our follow-up visa revocations. Two nights ago President Martinelli of
  Panama called me saying Micheletti wanted to find a way out and would he, Martinelli, talk to me. I spoke with
  Martinelli about ten times over the last two days to discuss specifics. Micheletti wanted to depart Friday but I told
  Martinelli that it had to be today because regional leaders need time to make their plans. Micheletti wanted assurances
  that visas would be restored, but we simply forward to Martinelli our standing press guidance that we continuously
  review visa decisions based on the situation on the ground. ck
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 7:22 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: great job
  nice
  From: Ann O'Leary [mailto
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 6:57 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: great job
  Dearest Cheryl -
  You are so good at what you do. I was reminded of it this morning when I heard you on NPR. You're the
  perfect person to be on the ground dealing with the operation and also translating for the public what is going
  on. I know you don't enjoy doing press, but you are very good at it and I think it is important for the American
  public to understand the mission of the U.S. government and the high respect and deference you are giving to
  the Haitian government. You really got that across this morning.
  Sending you lots of love and good luck in your incredibly important mission.
  xo,
  Ann
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  At the foot of the master.
  I learned.
  cdm

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  To:
  Subject RE: great job
  At the foot of the master.
  I learned.
  cdm
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 7:25 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: great job
  And well-deserved. You're a rock star!
  Original Message ---
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Jan 21 19:21:57 2010
  Subject: FW: great job
  nice
  From: Ann O'Leary [mailto:
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 6:57 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: great job
  Dearest Cheryl -
  You are so good at what you do. I was reminded of it this morning when I heard you on NPR. You're the perfect person
  to be on the ground dealing with the operation and also translating for the public what is going on. I know you don't
  enjoy doing press, but you are very good at it and I think it is important for the American public to understand the
  mission of the U.S. government and the high respect and deference you are giving to the Haitian government. You really
  got that across this morning.
  Sending you lots of love and good luck in your incredibly important mission.
  xo,
  Ann
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769266 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769268
MetadataSubject: CULTURAL LETTERS
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  Fyi, a bit of Congressipnal outreach.
  Jm

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  Sent: Friday, July 2, 2010 10:58 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Cultural Letters
  Attachments: Congress, Olver Culture Letter, v. 2.docx
  Fyi, a bit of Congressipnal outreach.
  Jm
  From: Pally, Maura M.
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Stock, Ann; DiMartino, Kitty; Maughan, Chelsea V
  Sent: Fri Jul 02 10:14:24 2010
  Subject: Cultural Letters
  Following up on your great recommendation during the cultural working group debrief to notify Members of Congress
  when we send their constituents on our cultural programs, we have implemented a correspondence system to notify
  Members upon the return of their constituents. Each week, we will review our cultural program participant list and send
  letters accordingly. The basic letter template which will be personalized as needed (see attached for an example) has
  been cleared by H and R to expedite the process. We will also periodically review how many participants we have from
  each state and send letters to Senators as appropriate.
  Today, we sent our first batch of letters out to:
  Congressman Robert Brady (D-PA1)
  Congresswoman Yvette Clarke (D-NY11)
  Congressman Eliot Engel (D-NY17)
  Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC)
  Congresswoman Sheila Jackson-Lee (D-TX18)
  Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-NY8)
  Congressman John Olver (D-MA)
  Congressman Charlie Rangel (D-NY15)
  Congressman Brad Sherman (D-CA27)
  If this process proves as successful as we think it will, we can work towards broadening it to our other programs as
  well. It's a great idea and a wonderful way to share all that we are doing with those who might not even know they are
  benefiting!
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769268 Date: 08/31/2015



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  THREE MEMBERS OF KALEIDOSCOPE TRIO, LOCATED IN YOUR DISTRICT, RECENTLY TRAVELED TO MALI AND THROUGHT COTE D'IVOIRE

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  June 30, 2010
  Dear Mr. John Olver:
  We thought you would be interested to know that three members of Kaleidoscope Trio,
  located in your district, recently traveled to Mali and throughout Cote d'Ivoire as part of the
  Performing Arts Initiative, a cultural exchange program supported by the Bureau of Educational
  and Cultural Affairs. This program is an important way to engage foreign audiences by
  providing U.S. embassies financial support for presentations of American performing arts and
  artists.
  We received excellent feedback on the Kaleidoscope Trio. This outstanding jazz
  ensemble delighted hundreds of people in Mali through concerts and many thousands more
  through feature programming on nationwide radio and TV outlets. During stops in
  Yamoussoukro, Tiassele, and Abidjan, the group conducted participatory workshops and
  discussions for nearly 475 students.
  The ensemble's packed schedule included workshops at the Bamako School for the Blind
  as well as music and high schools throughout the capital; an outdoor concert for 500 in a town in
  southwest Mali; and, a joint performance with Grammy-nominated Malian artist Bassekou
  Kouyate. The Trio members' willingness to provide free music lessons during their downtime
  deeply impressed Malian audiences. Perhaps the greatest cultural exchange occurred in Abidjan
  when group member, Gilad Dobrecky, was presented with an "ahoko," an African percussion
  instrument, and to the surprise and enjoyment of the audience seamlessly incorporated it into the
  trio's repertoire.
  We are thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase America's accomplished and talented
  artists through our cultural projects. Your constituents' willingness to undertake the rigors of
  international travel to engage foreign audiences, foster goodwill and provide insight into our
  culture and values makes them true citizen diplomats. We are grateful to them for helping us
  accomplish our country's foreign policy objectives.
  Sincerely,
  Maura M. Pally
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for
  Professional and Cultural Exchanges
  The Honorable
  John Olver,
  House of Representatives.
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  FYI we are putting out the following statement.
  STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
  Bombing of the Shrine of Syed Ali Hujviri in Lahore
  I was shocked and saddened by yesterday's attack on one of Pakistan's most popular places of worship, the Shrine of
  Syed All Hujviri (Data Ganjbakhsh) in Lahore, which claimed the lives of many innocent Pakistanis.
  The extremists have shown that they respect neither human dignity nor the fundamental religious values of Pakistani
  society. Violating the sanctity of this revered shrine is a particularly sinister attempt to destabilize Pakistan and to
  intimidate its people. The attackers will not succeed, as the Pakistani public refuses to be cowed by such violence.
  We condemn this brutal crime and reaffirm our commitment to support the Pakistani people in their efforts to defend
  their democracy from the violent extremists who seek to destroy it. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of
  the victims and with all the people of Pakistan.
  ###

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  To: H
  Subject: Pakistan bombing
  FYI we are putting out the following statement.
  STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
  Bombing of the Shrine of Syed Ali Hujviri in Lahore
  I was shocked and saddened by yesterday's attack on one of Pakistan's most popular places of worship, the Shrine of
  Syed All Hujviri (Data Ganjbakhsh) in Lahore, which claimed the lives of many innocent Pakistanis.
  The extremists have shown that they respect neither human dignity nor the fundamental religious values of Pakistani
  society. Violating the sanctity of this revered shrine is a particularly sinister attempt to destabilize Pakistan and to
  intimidate its people. The attackers will not succeed, as the Pakistani public refuses to be cowed by such violence.
  We condemn this brutal crime and reaffirm our commitment to support the Pakistani people in their efforts to defend
  their democracy from the violent extremists who seek to destroy it. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of
  the victims and with all the people of Pakistan.
  ###
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  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 7:47 PM
  To: H
  Subject FW: A potential climate call tomorrow
  Attachments: S points for Wen call 1-21-10 v3.docx
  FYI. I'm following up with Kurt to get his thoughts.
  From: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 7:09 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J; Abedin, Huma; Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  Subject: A potential climate call tomorrow
  Jake — it would be useful if HRC could call Wen Jiabao
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  «S points for Wen call 1-21-10 v3.docx»
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  Subject Pick Tefft's brain about Georgia!
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  And also pls pass the salt
  Thx

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  Subject Re: Pick Tefft's brain about Georgia!
  And also pls pass the salt
  Thx
  Original Message --
  From: Sullivan, JacobJ
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com <hdr22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Fri Jul 02 13:59:11 2010
  Subject: Pick Teffit's brain about Georgia!
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ExtractedBodyText: Froman has encouraged this call. I will also check in with Bader.
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  To:
  Subject: RE: A potential climate call tomorrow
  Froman has encouraged this call. I will also check in with Bader.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 8:01 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Re: A potential climate call tomorrow
  Let me know what you find out. Probably need to talk w Bader and Froman too.
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Jan 21 19:46:34 2010
  Subject: FW: A potential climate call tomorrow
  FYI. I'm following up with Kurt to get his thoughts.
  From: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 7:09 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J; Abedin, Huma; Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  Subject: A potential climate call tomorrow
  Jake — it would be useful if HRC could call Wen Jiabao
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  MS,
  Your appointment is scheduled for 7:00am, and we are scheduled to depart the hotel at
  8:30am. Monica and I will be ready by 6:00am for anything you need. Thank you!
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)

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  Sent: Friday, July 2, 2010 4:28 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Tomorrow
  MS,
  Your appointment is scheduled for 7:00am, and we are scheduled to depart the hotel at
  8:30am. Monica and I will be ready by 6:00am for anything you need. Thank you!
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
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  I will be out of the office until Tuesday, July 6th on official travel with the Secretary. I will be checking my email during
  this time. If you need immediate assistance, please call 202-647-9572. Thank you!

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  Sent: Friday, July 2, 2010 4:28 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: RADM David M. Stone
  I will be out of the office until Tuesday, July 6th on official travel with the Secretary. I will be checking my email during
  this time. If you need immediate assistance, please call 202-647-9572. Thank you!
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  Steve Mull is proposing that you do a conference call with the E3 FMs and Ashton sometime this week. Here is the
  rationale and background:
  The European Union Foreign Affairs Council, comprised of all 27 EU Foreign Ministers, will next meet on May 10. In a
  conversation April 26, Bill Burns persuaded the E3 and European Commission to support adding to the agenda of that
  meeting a discussion of preparations for the sanctions the EU will impose following passage of a UNSCR.
  The European Council, comprised of the EU's heads of government, will meet on June 16-17 — a meeting which could
  direct the imposition of such sanctions if we succeed in passing an UNSCR by then.
  The purpose of your teleconference would be to hear from the E3 and Ashton a status report on the EU's preparations
  to impose such sanctions, and to discuss how the U.S. could best support the EU's forward progress. It would
  supplement experts' level consultations we have been conducting for several weeks, including meetings on May 3 and
  May 6.
  The measures the Europeans are considering include bans on new Iranian bank branches in the EU, correspondent
  banking relationships, new investment in the Iranian energy sector, and on access for Iranian ships to European ports.

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  Sent: Tuesday, May 4, 2010 2:43 PM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: E3+Ashton
  Steve Mull is proposing that you do a conference call with the E3 FMs and Ashton sometime this week. Here is the
  rationale and background:
  The European Union Foreign Affairs Council, comprised of all 27 EU Foreign Ministers, will next meet on May 10. In a
  conversation April 26, Bill Burns persuaded the E3 and European Commission to support adding to the agenda of that
  meeting a discussion of preparations for the sanctions the EU will impose following passage of a UNSCR.
  The European Council, comprised of the EU's heads of government, will meet on June 16-17 — a meeting which could
  direct the imposition of such sanctions if we succeed in passing an UNSCR by then.
  The purpose of your teleconference would be to hear from the E3 and Ashton a status report on the EU's preparations
  to impose such sanctions, and to discuss how the U.S. could best support the EU's forward progress. It would
  supplement experts' level consultations we have been conducting for several weeks, including meetings on May 3 and
  May 6.
  The measures the Europeans are considering include bans on new Iranian bank branches in the EU, correspondent
  banking relationships, new investment in the Iranian energy sector, and on access for Iranian ships to European ports.
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  From: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Friday, July 2, 2010 4:29 PM
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov.
  Subject: Re: RADM David M. Stone
  On your schedule
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.govi<ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Fri Jul 02 16:28:13 2010
  Subject: Fw: RADM David M. Stone
  Can I go?
  Original Message
  From: Burns Strider
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Jul 02 12:44:47 2010
  Subject: Fw: RADM David M. Stone
  Burns Strider
  From: Steve Abbot
  Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 12:35:50 -0400
  To: Steve Abbot
  Subject: RADM David M. Stone
  There will be a funeral mass for RADM David M. Stone at the Fort Myer Old Post Chapel, at 12:45 pm, Wed, Jul 14, 2010.
  Interment service will follow at the Arlington National Cemetery. There will be a reception at the Army Navy Country
  Club, Arlington, VA, immediately after. Directions to Fort Myer are provided below, as well as directions to the Army
  Navy Country Club. Please note that cars without a DOD decal will normally be inspected at the Fort Myer gate, so you
  should plan on arriving at the gate approximately 30 minutes prior to the service. Each individual in the car is required
  to have a photo ID.
  If entering through the Hatfield Gate off Washington Blvd, once you are on post, proceed straight ahead to the three
  way stop sign and turn left on McNair Road. The Post Exchange will be on your left and the Memorial Chapel on your
  right. Travel 0.5 miles on McNair Road until you see the Old Post Chapel ahead on your right. Park in the parking lot in
  front of the chapel, or, if that is full, in one of the adjacent lots.
  If entering through the Wright Gate off Rte 110, once you are on post, proceed straight ahead on Marshall Dr. After 0.3
  miles take a left onto McNair Road, and proceed straight ahead 0.3 miles until you see the Old Post Chapel on your left.
  Park in one of the parking lots near the chapel.
  If you use GPS, enter 500 McNair Rd, Fort Myer, VA 22211-1302.
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  Following the service, if you are continuing to the interment, proceed to your car and form a line behind the caisson in
  front of the chapel. Follow the caisson into the cemetery and park on the road near the gravesite, which is in Section 36.
  After the interment service, exit via the Arlington Cemetery Main Gate which is close to the gravesite. Turn onto
  Memorial Drive toward the Memorial Bridge.
  To reach the Army Navy Country Club, proceed 0.2 miles down Memorial Drive, just past the walkway and stop sign, and
  take a hard left onto the on ramp for Rte 110. It is not marked as such. If you get to the traffic circle before Memorial
  Bridge, you have gone too far. Go around the traffic circle and come back toward the cemetery and make the right onto
  the ramp for Rte 110. On Rte 110 stay in the right lane and take the first exit toward 1-395 South and Washington Blvd.
  Stay to the right and take the first exit toward Columbia Pike/Rte 244. Take a left at the first light onto Southgate Rd/S
  Joyce St. You will pass the NEX gas station on your left. Go to the light and take a right on Army Navy Drive. Go 0.6
  miles and take a right into the Country Club. For use in a GPS, the address is 1700 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA
  22202. Drive up the hill to the clubhouse and parking.
  Directions to Fort Myer
  Fort Myer, Virginia, is located across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., adjacent to Arlington National Cemetery.
  Fort Myer has two gates for use by visitors:
  Hatfield Gate on Washington Blvd at South 2nd Street -- Main gate, open at all times;
  Wright Gate on Marshall Dr at Meade St just off Rte 110 --
  Open from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week
  FROM THE SOUTH ON INTERSTATE 95:
  Inside the Capital Beltway, 1-95 becomes 1-395. Proceed north toward Washington. Take Exit 8A (7 miles inside the
  Beltway), marked "Washington Blvd., Route 27." Bear left on the ramp, following the signs. Exit Washington Blvd. to the
  right at the exit marked "Fort Myer Only" to the Hatfield Gate.
  FROM THE WEST ON INTERSTATE 66:
  Proceed on 1-66 inside the Capital Beltway. Take Exit 26 (7 miles inside the Beltway) marked "Route 110 South,
  Pentagon, Alexandria." Pass the Iwo Jima Memorial on your right, then immediately turn right onto Marshall Drive and
  continue 3/4 miles to Fort Myer Wright Gate.
  FROM THE NORTH ON THE CAPITAL BELTWAY (1-495):
  Immediately after crossing the American Legion Bridge into Virginia, exit to the right onto the George Washington
  Memorial Parkway, toward Washington, Exit 43-44. Merge onto the Parkway, then take exit toward US-50. Merge onto
  Arlington Blvd/US-50. Proceed west in the right lane to a ramp for Ft. Myer Drive/Meade Street. Make a left turn, pass
  by the Iwo Jima Memorial on your left, proceed to the stop sign and turn right into Ft. Myer.
  FROM D.C.:
  Take 1-395 out of the city and into Virginia. Pass the Pentagon and take Exit 8A for Washington Blvd. Proceed on
  Washington Blvd and take exit marked "Fort Myer Only" on the right.
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  <https://webmail.nmcrs.org/OWA/redir.aspx?C=a22c35b9dc9847beb9471b435a4b928c&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.fm
  mc.army.mil%2fsites%2fabout%2fdirections.asp%23top>
  http://www.mapquest.com/mq/9-jxcZ
  http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/mrp-map.htm
  ADM Charles S. Abbot, USN (Ret)
  President, Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society
  875 N. Randolph St., Suite 225
  Arlington, VA 22203
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  Yes, it is on your line block for that day.
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)

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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <VaImoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, July 2, 2010 4:30 PM
  To: H; Huma Abed in
  Subject: Re: RADM David M. Stone
  Yes, it is on your line block for that day.
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Fri Jul 02 16:28:13 2010
  Subject: Fw: RADM David M. Stone
  Can I go?
  Original Message
  From: Burns Strider
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Jul 02 12:44:47 2010
  Subject: Fw: RADM David M. Stone
  Burns Strider
  From: Steve Abbot
  Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 12:35:50 -0400
  To: Steve Abbot.
  Subject: RADM David M. Stone
  There will be a funeral mass for RADM David M. Stone at the Fort Myer Old Post Chapel, at 12:45 pm, Wed, Jul 14, 2010.
  Interment service will follow at the Arlington National Cemetery. There will be a reception at the Army Navy Country
  Club, Arlington, VA, immediately after. Directions to Fort Myer are provided below, as well as directions to the Army
  Navy Country Club. Please note that cars without a DOD decal will normally be inspected at the Fort Myer gate, so you
  should plan on arriving at the gate approximately 30 minutes prior to the service. Each individual in the car is required
  to have a photo ID.
  If entering through the Hatfield Gate off Washington Blvd, once you are on post, proceed straight ahead to the three
  way stop sign and turn left on McNair Road. The Post Exchange will be on your left and the Memorial Chapel on your
  right. Travel 0.5 miles on McNair Road until you see the Old Post Chapel ahead on your right. Park in the parking lot in
  front of the chapel, or, if that is full, in one of the adjacent lots.
  B6
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  If entering through the Wright Gate off Rte 110, once you are on post, proceed straight ahead on Marshall Dr. After 0.3
  miles take a left onto McNair Road, and proceed straight ahead 0.3 miles until you see the Old Post Chapel on your left.
  Park in one of the parking lots near the chapel.
  If you use GPS, enter 500 McNair Rd, Fort Myer, VA 22211-1302.
  Following the service, if you are continuing to the interment, proceed to your car and form a line behind the caisson in
  front of the chapel. Follow the caisson into the cemetery and park on the road near the gravesite, which is in Section 36.
  After the interment service, exit via the Arlington Cemetery Main Gate which is close to the gravesite. Turn onto
  Memorial Drive toward the Memorial Bridge.
  To reach the Army Navy Country Club, proceed 0.2 miles down Memorial Drive, just past the walkway and stop sign, and
  take a hard left onto the on ramp for Rte 110. It is not marked as such. If you get to the traffic circle before Memorial
  Bridge, you have gone too far. Go around the traffic circle and come back toward the cemetery and make the right onto
  the ramp for Rte 110. On Rte 110 stay in the right lane and take the first exit toward 1-395 South and Washington Blvd.
  Stay to the right and take the first exit toward Columbia Pike! Rte 244. Take a left at the first light onto Southgate Rd/S
  Joyce St. You will pass the NEX gas station on your left. Go to the light and take a right on Army Navy Drive. Go 0.6
  miles and take a right into the Country Club. For use in a GPS, the address is 1700 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA
  22202. Drive up the hill to the clubhouse and parking.
  Directions to Fort Myer
  Fort Myer, Virginia, is located across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., adjacent to Arlington National Cemetery.
  Fort Myer has two gates for use by visitors:
  Hatfield Gate on Washington Blvd at South 2nd Street -- Main gate, open at all times;
  Wright Gate on Marshall Dr at Meade St just off Rte 110 --
  Open from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week
  FROM THE SOUTH ON INTERSTATE 95:
  Inside the Capital Beltway, 1-95 becomes 1-395. Proceed north toward Washington. Take Exit 8A (7 miles inside the
  Beltway), marked "Washington Blvd., Route 27." Bear left on the ramp, following the signs. Exit Washington Blvd. to the
  right at the exit marked "Fort Myer Only" to the Hatfield Gate.
  FROM THE WEST ON INTERSTATE 66:
  Proceed on 1-66 inside the Capital Beltway. Take Exit 26 (7 miles inside the Beltway) marked "Route 110 South,
  Pentagon, Alexandria." Pass the Iwo Jima Memorial on your right, then immediately turn right onto Marshall Drive and
  continue 3/4 miles to Fort Myer Wright Gate.
  FROM THE NORTH ON THE CAPITAL BELTWAY (1-495):
  Immediately after crossing the American Legion Bridge into Virginia, exit to the right onto the George Washington
  Memorial Parkway, toward Washington, Exit 43-44. Merge onto the Parkway, then take exit toward US-50. Merge onto
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  Arlington Blvd/US-50. Proceed west in the right lane to a ramp for Ft. Myer Drive/Meade Street. Make a left turn, pass
  by the Iwo Jima Memorial on your left, proceed to the stop sign and turn right into Ft. Myer.
  FROM D.C.:
  Take 1-395 out of the city and into Virginia. Pass the Pentagon and take Exit 8A for Washington Blvd. Proceed on
  Washington Blvd and take exit marked "Fort Myer Only" on the right.
  <https://webmail.nmcrs.org/OWA/redir.aspx?C=a22c35b9dc9847beb9471b435a4b928c&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.fm
  mc.army.mil%2fsites%2fabout%2fdirections.asp%23top>
  http://www.mapquest.com/mq/9-jxcZ
  http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/mrp-map.htm
  ADM Charles S. Abbot, USN (Ret)
  President, Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society
  875 N. Randolph St., Suite 225
  Arlington, VA 22203
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  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 9:57 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Griot education project in Haiti - anothter idea -- much quicker ramp-up
  fyi
  From: David Domenici [mailto
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 8:54 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Griot education project in Haiti - anothter idea -- much quicker ramp-up
  Cheryl:
  After watching scenes on TV, talking w/ you and others, here is idea for nearly immediate way to get kids back 'in school'
  or into school for the first time. It would be very cheap, could get started very soon—say mid-February, could be linked to
  other distribution networks (food/medical supplies), and would be quite organic and grassroots. I'll call it the Griot
  education project (in the west African tradition of a streetside storytellers).
  Context/Understanding:
  Looks like there are a few hundred thousand kids in Port-au-Prince who pretty soon will be (already are) sitting around
  day-to-day w/ more or less nothing to do. Their schools got destroyed, their neighborhoods in rough shape. These are
  young kids who would be best served if they could get out of the house for a few hours a day (possibly even freeing up
  parents to do rebuilding or other work), and not spend their time getting caught up in crime, or desperately searching
  through rubble for a mal to eat... and get back to school, and engage their naturally curious brains.
  The goal of this program is to immediately give them a place to go, a chance to interface with an energetic educator, and
  at least expose them to relevant, skill-enhancing academic work that engages them while we rebuild education
  infrastructure. It also would likely get them 1 meal each day, and if needed a way to get referred for immediate medical
  attention.
  Griot Educators:
  We recruit and equip a cadre of teachers who will go out into communities with a set of portable materials each moming-
  educators who after a few days will find a place to teach, and will have attracted class of students. This is modeled off the
  street artist/storyteller.
  We flyer the neighborhoods, advertising teaching positions. We work w/ whoever we can find who can help us identify
  people who were good teachers prior to the earthquake and/or people who have the abilty to attract kids (appropriately).
  We select teachers. We agree to pay them a daily/weekly stipend. We want people who know their communities, who
  don't need a lot of direction, who will take a cart full of educational materials, find a corner, or abandoned building and
  start teaching to whoever shows up. People who will do anything to get some young kids to try to read or do some math
  problems or sing songs and write poetry...
  Education Supply Centers
  We set up education supply centers and a distribution system. Each center is staffed by small team-1 lead person is an
  education-leader, others are admin and support. Griots come the center in the morning, they get a day's worth of
  educational materials (we select it, we photocopy it, we give them 50 pencils, etc.). We agree to send over 50 meals two
  hours later. Each Griot wheels his portable classroom to his/her spot and sets up shop... Kids come, and he/she
  teaches. It builds momentum and kids get off the streets, out of their homes and come to the morning 'school' site. Kids
  who come get a meal. Maybe we end up w/ 3 tiers of Griots-1 who works w/ 4, 5, 6 year olds, 1 with 7, 8, 9 year olds, 1
  with 10, 11, 12 year olds. Each one picks up a packet of material that is more or less appropriate for that age group. All
  this is incredibly flexible and fluid. Maybe one morning session and then an after lunch session.
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  The education supply centers are warehouses we set up. They have copiers, lots of paper, basic school supplies, some
  art supplies, etc. (Over time, maybe people donate a bunch of books or magazines, etc—they become ways for artists,
  volunteers, entertainers to connect w/ kids, as well.) Each morning a group of Griots go to their supply centers and pick
  up materials, and fill up their cart... and roll down the block, or blocks and set up their 'school' for the day. Maybe someone
  wants to donate a bunch of art supplies, or harmonicas—who knows—whatever it takes to get kids to show up and do
  some academic and enrichment activities. These education supply centers likely get linked to other distribution hubs. This
  way they can get linked w/ food or other supplies.
  Longer-term/setting the stage for longer-term ramp up
  Over time, some of the Griots will end up running little schools that start to feel permanent. Kids will bring in chairs and
  stools...maybe some of the teaching material ends up staying at the school sites, and the end up as likely places for folks
  to build/rebuild schools. But in the near term, the 'school' is whatever spot the Griot goes to where he/she can attract a
  cadre of kids—and the good news is that can be almost anywhere.
  This program is cheap -- as costly as it is to pay stipends to the Griots, plus the cost of supplies, delivery, and some
  human capital to man the supply centers, develop/acquire high interest, high educational value material. I think quite
  cheap, and could easily be costed out once we knew about how much we need to pay a Griot for a day of teaching.
  It also gets some folks working, immediately.
  Some Griots would take stipend and not teach; some wouldn't do it well; some would pawn off the food/biscuits...But we
  could weed much of that out and w/ this sort of approach, you don't let a few bad apples spoil the larger program (or fear
  of them stop it from getting started). This program is about planting the seeds for the future schools to come, about
  getting young kids off streets and stoops and into a fun/learning environment, about empowering talented teacher-artists
  to go out into their communities armed w/ some basic materials, their good will, their creativity (and a paycheck)—together
  the kids and the Griots will find local places to call and claim as their schools.
  And while this is going on, we have time to build out infrastructure (human capital, facilities, instructional/curricular
  materials) for more robust ramp-up over time.
  Per usual, feel free to ignore or pass on.
  dd
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  H: Jim Fellows told me he was at your speech and thrilled by it. He's just returned from three years in China. He didn't
  expect you would be so frank. Here's his post on The Atlantic website. Sid
  http://jamesfallows.theatiantic.comiarchives/2010/01/a_momentous_40_hours.php#more
  Xr
  07:
  Hi!!ary Clinton's "Internet freedom speech iVian
  A momentous 40 hours, leading to Clinton/China/Internet
  21 Jan 2010 04:12 pm
  Apart from two obvious pieces of momentous news in the past day-and-a-half -- the new junior Senator from
  Massachusetts, and the new ckv V. V5-
  rvi,-
  ,
  ,
  c.:! (by which I mean today's lamentable, straight-party-line Supreme Court
  ruline
  ;that removes limits from direct corporate underwriting of political campaigns) -- there is one other event today that
  will have big ripple effects. i mean SecState Hillary Clinton's speech this morning about "Internet Freedom," mentioned
  ;:lere and with a prelude discussion
  I'm not going to take time for a thorough gloss of the speech. Instead I highly recommend reading the full text, lette, or
  watching the official video, .'tere. And for now some of the main points while listening (and noting main points down in real
  time with the handy '
  uiveaSccibe, pen.)
  - In contrast to the dreamy Internet optimism of a decade or so ago -- I'm not naming names, but I remember! -- when
  many people imagined that info technology, by itself, would undermine oppression and bring the world together, Clinton
  started off with a very astringent reminder that this technology, like others, was neither good or bad in itself and is already
  being used in both helpful and destructive ways:
  "Amid this unprecedented surge in connectivity, we must also recognize that these technologies are not
  an unmitigated blessing. These tools are also being exploited to undermine human progress and political
  rights. Just as steel can be used to build hospitals or machine guns, or nuclear power can either energize
  a city or destroy it, modern information networks and the technologies they support can be harnessed for
  good or for ill. The same networks that help organize movements for freedom also enable al-Qaida to
  spew hatred and incite violence against the innocent. And technologies with the potential to open up
  access to government and promote transparency can also be hijacked by governments to crush dissent
  and deny human rights."
  And a very nice pivot out of this section, effective because it's so blunt and plain:
  "On their own, new technologies do not take sides in the struggle for freedom and progress, but the
  United States does."
  - Underscoring the "this is a big deal" tone of the speech, she enumerated the "Four Freedoms" that FDR proclaimed in
  1941, as part of the struggle for the world's future, and said there were a comparable set of Four Freedoms for the
  Internet age. Check out the speech yourself for details.
  - The China surprise: the speech was a more frontal challenge to Chinese internet and overall censorship policy than I
  expected, and than I recall in other US-China interactions in a very long time. For instance, early in the speech, an
  itemization of the places where suppression is getting worse:
  "In the last year, we've seen a spike in threats to the free flow of information. China, Tunisia, and
  Uzbekistan have stepped up their censorship of the Internet. In Vietnam, access to popular social
  networking sites has suddenly disappeared. And last Friday in Egypt, 30 bloggers and activists were
  detained."
  Tunisia, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Egypt -- this is not the grouping of countries that the Chinese government, in its recent
  sense of rise to superpower status, is used to being lumped with. Compared to the US as a financial power, OK;
  overtaking japan in economic size, yes; being a crucial player in environmental negotiations.., all that is one thing.
  Bracketed in the same sentence with Tunisia and Uzbekistan is different. Sentences like this don't appear in formal, big-
  deal SecState addresses by accident.
  Other passages to the same effect:
  "As I speak to you today, government censors somewhere are working furiously to erase my words from
  the records of history. But history itself has already condemned these tactics....
  "Those who disrupt the free flow of information in our society or any other pose a threat to our economy,
  our government, and our civil society. Countries or individuals that engage in cyber attacks should face
  consequences and international condemnation...."
  And then the Google section itself.
  I had wondered whether the speech would mention Google by name -- and had reason to think it might not. (Main
  argument forleavina it implicit rather than referring directly to the Google case: in the company's ongoing efforts to find a
  "il
  lvineyiftaiv_in" acceptable way to remain in China, rather than a lose-lose-lose permanent split, its not necessarily a help
  to have the U.S. government standing officially by its side. ) But the way Sec. Clinton introduced the point was significant:
  as a proxy for China's own ability to H.to,tentiai and sustain its economic rise:
  "To use market terminology, a publicly listed company in Tunisia or Vietnam that operates in an
  environment of censorship will always trade at a discount relative to an identical firm in a free society. If
  corporate decision makers don't have access to global sources of news and information, investors will
  have less confidence in their decisions over the long term. Countries that censor news and information
  must recognize that from an economic standpoint, there is no distinction between censoring political
  speech and commercial speech. If businesses in your nations are denied access to either type of
  information, it will inevitably impact on growth.
  "Increasingly, U.S. companies are making the issue of internet and information freedom a greater
  consideration in their business decisions. I hope that their competitors and foreign governments will pay
  close attention to this trend. The most recent situation involving Google has attracted a great deal of
  interest. And we look to the Chinese authorities to conduct a thorough review of the cyber intrusions that
  led Google to make its announcement. And we also look for that investigation and its results to be
  transparent.
  "The Internet has already been a source of tremendous progress in China, and it is fabulous. There are
  so many people in China now online. But countries that restrict free access to information or violate the
  basic rights of internet users risk walling themselves off from the progress of the next century. Now, the
  United States and China have different views on this issue, and we intend to address those differences
  candidly and consistently in the context of our positive, cooperative, and comprehensive relationship."
  There's a lot more in the speech, including about terrorism, disaster relief, religion, etc -- but it's there for the reading.
  Back to the to-do list for me now.
  Peirmalink
  .Share This

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  To:
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  H: Jim Fellows told me he was at your speech and thrilled by it. He's just returned from three years in China. He didn't
  expect you would be so frank. Here's his post on The Atlantic website. Sid
  http://jamesfallows.theatiantic.comiarchives/2010/01/a_momentous_40_hours.php#more
  Xr
  07:
  Hi!!ary Clinton's "Internet freedom speech iVian
  A momentous 40 hours, leading to Clinton/China/Internet
  21 Jan 2010 04:12 pm
  Apart from two obvious pieces of momentous news in the past day-and-a-half -- the new junior Senator from
  Massachusetts, and the new ckv V. V5-
  rvi,-
  ,
  ,
  c.:! (by which I mean today's lamentable, straight-party-line Supreme Court
  ruline
  ;that removes limits from direct corporate underwriting of political campaigns) -- there is one other event today that
  will have big ripple effects. i mean SecState Hillary Clinton's speech this morning about "Internet Freedom," mentioned
  ;:lere and with a prelude discussion
  I'm not going to take time for a thorough gloss of the speech. Instead I highly recommend reading the full text, lette, or
  watching the official video, .'tere. And for now some of the main points while listening (and noting main points down in real
  time with the handy '
  uiveaSccibe, pen.)
  - In contrast to the dreamy Internet optimism of a decade or so ago -- I'm not naming names, but I remember! -- when
  many people imagined that info technology, by itself, would undermine oppression and bring the world together, Clinton
  started off with a very astringent reminder that this technology, like others, was neither good or bad in itself and is already
  being used in both helpful and destructive ways:
  "Amid this unprecedented surge in connectivity, we must also recognize that these technologies are not
  an unmitigated blessing. These tools are also being exploited to undermine human progress and political
  rights. Just as steel can be used to build hospitals or machine guns, or nuclear power can either energize
  a city or destroy it, modern information networks and the technologies they support can be harnessed for
  good or for ill. The same networks that help organize movements for freedom also enable al-Qaida to
  spew hatred and incite violence against the innocent. And technologies with the potential to open up
  access to government and promote transparency can also be hijacked by governments to crush dissent
  and deny human rights."
  And a very nice pivot out of this section, effective because it's so blunt and plain:
  "On their own, new technologies do not take sides in the struggle for freedom and progress, but the
  United States does."
  - Underscoring the "this is a big deal" tone of the speech, she enumerated the "Four Freedoms" that FDR proclaimed in
  1941, as part of the struggle for the world's future, and said there were a comparable set of Four Freedoms for the
  Internet age. Check out the speech yourself for details.
  - The China surprise: the speech was a more frontal challenge to Chinese internet and overall censorship policy than I
  expected, and than I recall in other US-China interactions in a very long time. For instance, early in the speech, an
  itemization of the places where suppression is getting worse:
  "In the last year, we've seen a spike in threats to the free flow of information. China, Tunisia, and
  Uzbekistan have stepped up their censorship of the Internet. In Vietnam, access to popular social
  networking sites has suddenly disappeared. And last Friday in Egypt, 30 bloggers and activists were
  detained."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769292 Date: 08/31/2015

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  Tunisia, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Egypt -- this is not the grouping of countries that the Chinese government, in its recent
  sense of rise to superpower status, is used to being lumped with. Compared to the US as a financial power, OK;
  overtaking japan in economic size, yes; being a crucial player in environmental negotiations.., all that is one thing.
  Bracketed in the same sentence with Tunisia and Uzbekistan is different. Sentences like this don't appear in formal, big-
  deal SecState addresses by accident.
  Other passages to the same effect:
  "As I speak to you today, government censors somewhere are working furiously to erase my words from
  the records of history. But history itself has already condemned these tactics....
  "Those who disrupt the free flow of information in our society or any other pose a threat to our economy,
  our government, and our civil society. Countries or individuals that engage in cyber attacks should face
  consequences and international condemnation...."
  And then the Google section itself.
  I had wondered whether the speech would mention Google by name -- and had reason to think it might not. (Main
  argument forleavina it implicit rather than referring directly to the Google case: in the company's ongoing efforts to find a
  "il
  lvineyiftaiv_in" acceptable way to remain in China, rather than a lose-lose-lose permanent split, its not necessarily a help
  to have the U.S. government standing officially by its side. ) But the way Sec. Clinton introduced the point was significant:
  as a proxy for China's own ability to H.to,tentiai and sustain its economic rise:
  "To use market terminology, a publicly listed company in Tunisia or Vietnam that operates in an
  environment of censorship will always trade at a discount relative to an identical firm in a free society. If
  corporate decision makers don't have access to global sources of news and information, investors will
  have less confidence in their decisions over the long term. Countries that censor news and information
  must recognize that from an economic standpoint, there is no distinction between censoring political
  speech and commercial speech. If businesses in your nations are denied access to either type of
  information, it will inevitably impact on growth.
  "Increasingly, U.S. companies are making the issue of internet and information freedom a greater
  consideration in their business decisions. I hope that their competitors and foreign governments will pay
  close attention to this trend. The most recent situation involving Google has attracted a great deal of
  interest. And we look to the Chinese authorities to conduct a thorough review of the cyber intrusions that
  led Google to make its announcement. And we also look for that investigation and its results to be
  transparent.
  "The Internet has already been a source of tremendous progress in China, and it is fabulous. There are
  so many people in China now online. But countries that restrict free access to information or violate the
  basic rights of internet users risk walling themselves off from the progress of the next century. Now, the
  United States and China have different views on this issue, and we intend to address those differences
  candidly and consistently in the context of our positive, cooperative, and comprehensive relationship."
  There's a lot more in the speech, including about terrorism, disaster relief, religion, etc -- but it's there for the reading.
  Back to the to-do list for me now.
  Peirmalink
  .Share This
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769292 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, January 1, 2010 9:47 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject:
  Hi Cheryl,
  Hate to bother you with so much else going on but was wondering if the Secretary had made any decisions about
  coming to Dartmouth. We're holding our breath and not inviting anyone else until we hear.
  We're heavily into the Haiti response and very proud of how Dartmouth has responded. The community is now well
  over 5 million dollars in aid and we've sent two large teams to support Partners In Health already. This is so, so
  heartbreaking!
  Hope you're well!
  Jim
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  President
  Dartmouth College
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  From: Gordon, Philip Fl
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Kaidanow, Tina 5; O'Brien, Vincent J; Fitzpatrick, Kathleen M; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Fri Jan 22 06:18:42 2010
  Subject: Update for Davut call
  Armenian FM Nalbandian made comments below in a news conference today. S shd be made aware before call w/
  Davutoglu today
  "Armenia is committed to the letter and spirit of the protocols and ready to go forward, to implement the protocols
  without preconditions. We hope that Turkish side as well, will respect the agreements, which we have reached and
  which are reflected in these protocols. We also hope, that Turkish side will head to the ratification and implementation
  of the agreements wi1 hout preconditions, swiftly and without delays."
  He said that later on he said that the court decision did not attach preconditions to the protocols.
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  Yes we agree
  Lona wanted to make sure you knew what was out there in case
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  There
  Original Message
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  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gov? <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Fri Jan 22 07:30:06 2010
  Subject: Commencements
  Shall we wait until we make decisions
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  Exactly -- in case you wanted to factor any into May/June planning.
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  Lona Valmoro
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  There B5
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  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
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  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
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  12:50 pm Benjamin Franklin Room, 8th Floor
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  1:30 pm Secretary's Office
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  2:30 pm George C. Marshall Conference Center
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  3:10 pm Secretary's Outer Office
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  3:35 pm Madison Room
  4:00 pm MEETING w/UNESCO DIRECTOR-GENERAL IRINA BOKOVA
  4:15 pm Secretary's Office *Official photo in anteroom preceding.
  4:15pm MEETING w/MIKE FUCHS AND CHERYL MILLS
  4:30pm Secretary's Office
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  5:00 pm Secretary's Office
  5:05 pm PRIVATE MEETING w/ SARA EHRMAN
  5:15 pm Secretary's Office
  5:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Washington National Airport
  5:40 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  6:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2182
  En route New York. NY
  7:24 pm ARRIVE New York LaGuardia Airport
  7:30 pm DEPART LaGuardia Airport
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  8:15 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  FYI:
  4:00 pm SWEARING-1N CEREMONY FOR LESLIE ROWE, US AMBASSADOR TO MOZAMBIQUE Treaty Room
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  4:15pm MEETING w/MIKE FUCHS AND CHERYL MILLS
  4:30pm Secretary's Office
  4:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  5:00 pm Secretary's Office
  5:05 pm PRIVATE MEETING w/ SARA EHRMAN
  5:15 pm Secretary's Office
  5:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Washington National Airport
  5:40 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  6:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2182
  En route New York. NY
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769303 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769303 Date: 08/31/2015
  7:24 pm ARRIVE New York LaGuardia Airport
  7:30 pm DEPART LaGuardia Airport
  En route Private Residence
  8:15 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  FYI:
  4:00 pm SWEARING-1N CEREMONY FOR LESLIE ROWE, US AMBASSADOR TO MOZAMBIQUE Treaty Room
  4:00 pm SWEARING-1N CEREMONY FOR RICK BARTON, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE U.S. ON THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL OF
  THE UNITED NATIONS Benjamin Franklin Room
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769303 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769305
MetadataSubject: A POTENTIAL CLIMATE CALL TOMORROW
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  They're still not as good as the DPRK at these barbs.
  Amb Zhou saw Kurt and Jeff yesterday. Will download.

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 8:34 AM
  To:
  Subject Re: A potential climate call tomorrow
  They're still not as good as the DPRK at these barbs.
  Amb Zhou saw Kurt and Jeff yesterday. Will download.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Fri Jan 22 06:15:18 2010
  Subject: Re: A potential climate call tomorrow
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivanfl@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Jan 21 19:46:34 2010
  Subject: FW: A potential climate call tomorrow
  FYI. I'm following up with Kurt to get his thoughts.
  From: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 7:09 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J; Abedin, Huma; Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  Subject: A potential climate call tomorrow
  Jake — it would be useful if HRC could call Wen Jiabao
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769305 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769305 Date: 08/31/2015
  «S points for Wen call 1-21-10 v3.docx»
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  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Friday, January 22, 2010 1:13 PM
  H
  Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Lady Ashton
  I just want to underline how valuable and important it is for you to be building the relationship with her that you are.

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  Subject:
  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Friday, January 22, 2010 1:13 PM
  H
  Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Lady Ashton
  I just want to underline how valuable and important it is for you to be building the relationship with her that you are.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769312 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769313
MetadataSubject: NEWS REPORT ON MISSING KIDS IN HAITI
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ExtractedSubject: news report on missing kids in Haiti
ExtractedFrom: Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
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  This is an AFP report from today.
  Also, GTIP is working on a memo for you and Cheryl about child trafficking dangers in Haiti.
  Trafficking fears as Haiti children go missing
  Posted 5 hours 47 minutes ago
  Updated 5 hours 46 minutes ago
  Slideshow: Photo 1 of 2
  The UN has warned countries not to step up adoptions from Haiti in the wake of the disaster. (AFP: Matthew
  Marek
  United Nations officials say children have gone missing from hospitals in Haiti since the devastating January 12
  earthquake, raising fears of trafficking for adoption abroad.
  "We have documented around 15 cases of children disappearing from hospitals and not with their own family at
  the time," said UNICEF adviser Jean Luc Legrand.
  "UNICEF has been working in Haiti for many years and we knew the problem with the trade of children in
  Haiti that existed already beforehand.
  "Unfortunately, many of these trade networks have links with the international adoption market."
  The agency said it had warned countries during the past week not to step up adoptions from Haiti in the
  immediate wake of the quake.
  However several are fast-tracking adoption procedures already under way, including Belgium, Canada, France,
  Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and the United States.
  Mr Legrand said the situation was similar to the aftermath of the tsunami in Asia five years ago.
  Trafficking networks were springing into action immediately after the disaster and taking advantage of the
  weakness of local authorities and relief coordination "to kidnap children and get them out of the country".
  Rupert Colville, a spokesman for the office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said child
  enslavement and trafficking in Haiti was "an existing problem and could easily emerge as a serious issue over
  the coming weeks and months".
  The UN mission in Haiti has stepped up surveillance of roads, UNICEF officials said.
  Mr Legrand said there was separate but only anecdotal evidence of people taking children by road to the
  neighbouring Dominican Republic and loading children on to planes.
  "We have seen over the past years many children being taken out of the country without any legal procedure,"
  he said.
  "This is going on. This is happening now. We are starting to have the first evidence of that, this is
  unquestionable."
  He was unable to give details on the 15 missing children or their condition or clearly connect the anecdotal
  observations in Haiti's chaos with trafficking.
  The cases were documented by social workers and by partner non-governmental organisations working for
  UNICEF in hospitals.
  - AFP

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  From: Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 2:56 PM
  To:
  Subject: news report on missing kids in Haiti
  This is an AFP report from today.
  Also, GTIP is working on a memo for you and Cheryl about child trafficking dangers in Haiti.
  Trafficking fears as Haiti children go missing
  Posted 5 hours 47 minutes ago
  Updated 5 hours 46 minutes ago
  Slideshow: Photo 1 of 2
  The UN has warned countries not to step up adoptions from Haiti in the wake of the disaster. (AFP: Matthew
  Marek
  United Nations officials say children have gone missing from hospitals in Haiti since the devastating January 12
  earthquake, raising fears of trafficking for adoption abroad.
  "We have documented around 15 cases of children disappearing from hospitals and not with their own family at
  the time," said UNICEF adviser Jean Luc Legrand.
  "UNICEF has been working in Haiti for many years and we knew the problem with the trade of children in
  Haiti that existed already beforehand.
  "Unfortunately, many of these trade networks have links with the international adoption market."
  The agency said it had warned countries during the past week not to step up adoptions from Haiti in the
  immediate wake of the quake.
  However several are fast-tracking adoption procedures already under way, including Belgium, Canada, France,
  Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and the United States.
  Mr Legrand said the situation was similar to the aftermath of the tsunami in Asia five years ago.
  Trafficking networks were springing into action immediately after the disaster and taking advantage of the
  weakness of local authorities and relief coordination "to kidnap children and get them out of the country".
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769313 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769313 Date: 08/31/2015
  Rupert Colville, a spokesman for the office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said child
  enslavement and trafficking in Haiti was "an existing problem and could easily emerge as a serious issue over
  the coming weeks and months".
  The UN mission in Haiti has stepped up surveillance of roads, UNICEF officials said.
  Mr Legrand said there was separate but only anecdotal evidence of people taking children by road to the
  neighbouring Dominican Republic and loading children on to planes.
  "We have seen over the past years many children being taken out of the country without any legal procedure,"
  he said.
  "This is going on. This is happening now. We are starting to have the first evidence of that, this is
  unquestionable."
  He was unable to give details on the 15 missing children or their condition or clearly connect the anecdotal
  observations in Haiti's chaos with trafficking.
  The cases were documented by social workers and by partner non-governmental organisations working for
  UNICEF in hospitals.
  - AFP
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769313 Date: 08/31/2015



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  If you have the time or inclination, it would be really nice if you could send an email to Tom icah, or phone him. He went
  for almost 100 hours without sleep to get the speech done, under unusually trying circumstances. He deserves some
  recognition for grace under pressure and a job well done.

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769315 Date: 08/31/2015
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  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 3:00 PM
  To:
  Subject: internet freedom
  If you have the time or inclination, it would be really nice if you could send an email to Tom icah, or phone him. He went
  for almost 100 hours without sleep to get the speech done, under unusually trying circumstances. He deserves some
  recognition for grace under pressure and a job well done.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769315 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: CALL TO CHERYL MILLS FROM DR. MUHAMMAD DAOUD MIRAKI.
MetadataTo: H
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ExtractedSubject: FW: Call to Cheryl Mills from Dr. Muhammad Daoud Miraki.
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ExtractedCc: Laszczych, Joanne
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, May 5,2010 11:03 AM
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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, May 5,2010 11:03 AM
  To:
  Subject FW: Call to Cheryl Mills from Dr. Muhammad Daoud Miraki.
  From: Pauli, Rosemarie
  Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 10:49 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne
  Subject: FW: Call to Cheryl Mills from Dr. Muhammad Daoud Miraki.
  Barney Rubin knows him so I asked him to call back on your behalf—here is the feedback no need to call him back. ..
  He was calling Cheryl because he wanted to tell the Secretary of State that he has been contacted by tribes and ulama
  from both sides of the border. They have proposals for the US strategy and also a message about the interest in peace
  of some of the insurgents. I told him that our office handled those issues on behalf of the Secretary of State and that we
  would schedule an appointment with him the week after the Karzai visit.
  I have been in touch with him most recently because he is doing research on corruption in Afghanistan and wrote to tell
  me ie asked B6
  me to set up a meeting with the Secretary of State. I said I could not do that. I made clear that
  He had written to me to say that he would keep my interests in mind, and I wrote back to say
  He wrote back to say I had
  misunderstood. Then he made the contact with the secretary's office directly.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769316 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769333
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  H: MAY HEAD YOUR WAY, YOU MIGHT BE ASKED, AND YOU MIGHT DEVELOP A RESPONSE GIVE THAT MANY FIRMS ARE OWED BY NATIONS. SID

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  that many firms are owned by nations. Sid
  http://blog.newsweelocom/blogs/thegaggle/archive/2010/01/22/should-foreign-corporations-spend-money-on-u-s-political-
  candidates.aspx
  Posted Friday, January 22, 2010 1:05 PM
  Newsweek
  Should Foreign Corporations Spend Money on U.S. Political Candidates?
  Krista Gesaman
  Foreign businesses might be the real winners in Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission, the landmark case that
  allows corporations and unions to spend limitless amounts of money on presidential and congressional political
  campaigns. A majority of large businesses are now owned by foreign entities, and this means international corporations
  could pour tons of money into the United States political scene, potentially swaying the political climate.
  The biggest questions with this ruling is the scope of the term "corporation," says Edward Foley, law professor at the Ohio
  State University College of Law and director of the election-law program. Does the high court want this decision to apply
  to foreign corporations as well as domestic ones, he ponders? The truth is, the court didn't make a decision one way or
  the other.
  Foley best explains the potential issues by talking about the electronic, video, and communication giant, Sony. The
  corporation is headquartered in Japan, but a large number of its shareholders reside in the United States. In fact, people
  can even buy and trade Sony's stock on the New York Stock Exchange. The issue is whether this corporation, with strong
  ties to a foreign country and the United States, should be permitted to independently contribute money to presidential and
  congressional campaigns.
  The court sought to expand First Amendment protection for corporations, but did it really mean to promote the free flow of
  ideas from Russian or Chinese corporations, Foley asks? Justice John Pau! Stevens focused on the same concerns in his
  dissenting opinion. The majority's position "would appear to afford the same protection to multinational corporations
  controlled by foreigners as to individual Americans," he writes.
  This afternoon, President Obama asked Congress to "develop a forceful response" to the ruling. But with Congress
  juggling so many other important issues, it's unlikely that a change will be made in the immediate future. This could mean
  that foreign cash could be supporting political candidates in next year's congressional midterm elections.

RawText:
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  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 3:42 PM
  To:
  Subject: H: May head your way, you might be asked, and you might develop a response give
  that many firms are owned by nations. Sid
  http://blog.newsweelocom/blogs/thegaggle/archive/2010/01/22/should-foreign-corporations-spend-money-on-u-s-political-
  candidates.aspx
  Posted Friday, January 22, 2010 1:05 PM
  Newsweek
  Should Foreign Corporations Spend Money on U.S. Political Candidates?
  Krista Gesaman
  Foreign businesses might be the real winners in Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission, the landmark case that
  allows corporations and unions to spend limitless amounts of money on presidential and congressional political
  campaigns. A majority of large businesses are now owned by foreign entities, and this means international corporations
  could pour tons of money into the United States political scene, potentially swaying the political climate.
  The biggest questions with this ruling is the scope of the term "corporation," says Edward Foley, law professor at the Ohio
  State University College of Law and director of the election-law program. Does the high court want this decision to apply
  to foreign corporations as well as domestic ones, he ponders? The truth is, the court didn't make a decision one way or
  the other.
  Foley best explains the potential issues by talking about the electronic, video, and communication giant, Sony. The
  corporation is headquartered in Japan, but a large number of its shareholders reside in the United States. In fact, people
  can even buy and trade Sony's stock on the New York Stock Exchange. The issue is whether this corporation, with strong
  ties to a foreign country and the United States, should be permitted to independently contribute money to presidential and
  congressional campaigns.
  The court sought to expand First Amendment protection for corporations, but did it really mean to promote the free flow of
  ideas from Russian or Chinese corporations, Foley asks? Justice John Pau! Stevens focused on the same concerns in his
  dissenting opinion. The majority's position "would appear to afford the same protection to multinational corporations
  controlled by foreigners as to individual Americans," he writes.
  This afternoon, President Obama asked Congress to "develop a forceful response" to the ruling. But with Congress
  juggling so many other important issues, it's unlikely that a change will be made in the immediate future. This could mean
  that foreign cash could be supporting political candidates in next year's congressional midterm elections.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769333 Date: 08/31/2015



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  I am traveling overseas and only have sporadic access to my email. If you need immediate assistance, please call State
  Department Operations at 202-647-1512 and ask for Nora Toiv who can assist you.
  cdm

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  To: H
  Subject: Out of Office Re: Fw: news report on missing kids in Haiti
  I am traveling overseas and only have sporadic access to my email. If you need immediate assistance, please call State
  Department Operations at 202-647-1512 and ask for Nora Toiv who can assist you.
  cdm
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ExtractedBodyText: Great. Thanks. I know he will appreciate it.
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  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 5:29 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: internet freedom
  Great. Thanks. I know he will appreciate it.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 5:27 PM
  To: Muscatine, Lissa
  Subject: Re: internet freedom
  I did once before speech and will do again. Thx to all.
  Original Message
  From: Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Jan 22 14:59:34 2010
  Subject: internet freedom
  If you have the time or inclination, it would be really nice if you could send an email to Tom icah, or phone him. He went
  for almost 100 hours without sleep to get the speech done, under unusually trying circumstances. He deserves some
  recognition for grace under pressure and a job well done.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769340 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: The little things go a long way. Thanks for being in touch with him.
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  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 5:37 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Thank you!
  The little things go a long way. Thanks for being in touch with him.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 5:36 PM
  To: Tillemann, Tomicah S
  Cc: Muscatine, Lissa
  Subject: Thank you!
  TT (As prepared)--Thank you for all you did to make the speech yesterday so effective and powerful. We've gotten many
  positive comments and laid a solid foundation for future action.
  Please get caught up on sleep! All the best, Hillary
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769351 Date: 08/31/2015



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  You're very kind. The delivery was flawless and your idea to focus on the girl rescued from the rubble in Haiti wove it all
  together. It was an honor to help out -- and I think we did some real good. Onward, onward...
  Best,
  Tomicah
  Tomicah Tillemann, Ph.D.
  Speechwriter
  Policy Planning Staff
  Department of State
  S/P Main: 202.647.2372 I Direct: I Blackberry: urgent calls only)
  Fax: 202.647.0844 I Room 7311 (S/P) I 2201 C Street NW I Washington, DC 20520

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  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 5:42 PM
  To:
  Cc: Muscatine, Lissa
  Subject RE: Thank you!
  You're very kind. The delivery was flawless and your idea to focus on the girl rescued from the rubble in Haiti wove it all
  together. It was an honor to help out -- and I think we did some real good. Onward, onward...
  Best,
  Tomicah
  Tomicah Tillemann, Ph.D.
  Speechwriter
  Policy Planning Staff
  Department of State
  S/P Main: 202.647.2372 I Direct: I Blackberry: urgent calls only)
  Fax: 202.647.0844 I Room 7311 (S/P) I 2201 C Street NW I Washington, DC 20520
  Original Message-----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 5:36 PM
  To: Tillemann, Tomicah S
  Cc: Muscatine, Lissa
  Subject: Thank you!
  TT (As prepared)--Thank you for all you did to make the speech yesterday so effective and powerful. We've gotten many
  positive comments and laid a solid foundation for future action.
  Please get caught up on sleep! All the best, Hillary
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  Thanks. Printing for her.
  Original Message.----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 5:28 PM
  To: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: Fw: news report on missing kids in Haiti
  Pls show to Cheryl.
  Original Message
  From: Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Jan 22 14:55:39 2010
  Subject: news report on missing kids in Haiti
  This is an AFP report from today.
  Also, GTIP is working on a memo for you and Cheryl about child trafficking dangers in Haiti.
  Trafficking fears as Haiti children go missing
  Posted 5 hours 47 minutes ago
  Updated 5 hours 46 minutes ago
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  The UN has warned countries not to step up adoptions from Haiti in the wake of the disaster. (AFP: Matthew Marek
  United Nations officials say children have gone missing from hospitals in Haiti since the devastating January 12
  earthquake, raising fears of trafficking for adoption abroad.
  "We have documented around 15 cases of children disappearing from hospitals and not with their own family at the
  time," said UNICEF adviser Jean Luc Legrand.
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  "UNICEF has been working in Haiti for many years and we knew the problem with the trade of children in Haiti that
  existed already beforehand.
  "Unfortunately, many of these trade networks have links with the international adoption market."
  The agency said it had warned countries during the past week not to step up adoptions from Haiti in the immediate
  wake of the quake.
  However several are fast-tracking adoption procedures already under way, including Belgium, Canada, France, Germany,
  the Netherlands, Spain and the United States.
  Mr Legrand said the situation was similar to the aftermath of the tsunami in Asia five years ago.
  Trafficking networks were springing into action immediately after the disaster and taking advantage of the weakness of
  local authorities and relief coordination "to kidnap children and get them out of the country".
  Rupert Colville, a spokesman for the office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said child enslavement and
  trafficking in Haiti was "an existing problem and could easily emerge as a serious issue over the coming weeks and
  months".
  The UN mission in Haiti has stepped up surveillance of roads, UNICEF officials said.
  Mr Legrand said there was separate but only anecdotal evidence of people taking children by road to the neighbouring
  Dominican Republic and loading children on to planes.
  "We have seen over the past years many children being taken out of the country without any legal procedure," he said.
  "This is going on. This is happening now. We are starting to have the first evidence of that, this is unquestionable."
  He was unable to give details on the 15 missing children or their condition or clearly connect the anecdotal observations
  in Haiti's chaos with trafficking.
  The cases were documented by social workers and by partner non-governmental organisations working for UNICEF in
  hospitals.
  - AFP
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
  Friday, January 22, 2010 6:01 PM
  FW: haiti comments

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  FW: haiti comments
  From: Mark Schneider [mailto:
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 12:29 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Brigety, Reuben; Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: RE: haiti comments
  That number—I think il has to be over $1 b. tho because people will compare it to Mitch--sounds right to me altho not only
  will the destruction likely go higher than the final numbers of I believe $8.5 b. for Mitch/George but the cost of
  reconstruction if the aim is modern buildings, modern systems, decentralized development is also likely to be higher.
  A separate question, beyond the money are the people who can be committed, which goes to USAID ramping up its staff
  and capabilities, the civilian response corps and I suspect your QDDR recommendations, on how to imagine a sector by
  sector renewal with international partners on the ground able to work side-by-side with Haitians in every ministry (starting
  with those that are priorities, which have to be justice [police, judiciary and prisons], education, agriculture, energy/public
  works/environment, etc. in PAP but also in those department capitals where you want regional development to be
  launched--Cap Haitian, Gonaives, Jacmel, Hinche, etc. If it were done as part of an international support team, under UN
  coord (?), and sign-off upfront from the Haitian government, it might work.
  Three last points: 1) the Crisis Corps of the Peace Corps--I know that every RPCV who served in Haiti will be desperate to
  help. Many of them have professional capabilitiesiAsk Aaron to locate them.
  2) As part of what announcement is made on Monday, this might be the time to add some number of US Haitian-American
  Creole-speaking police to the UNPolice force, particularly those with community policing experience, say 100.
  3) Finally, what about an emergency lifting of whatever restrictions (quotas, tariffs, etc.) that may still impinge on Haitian
  agricultural products coming to US, an emergency provisions of phytosanitary expertise to enable their farmers to meet
  our standards and remove any restrictions (which exist) on their subsidizing their rice farmers for their domestic
  production.
  I know that you all are working 24/7 on this so I apologize to some degree for accepting your offer to send advice. But that
  probably won't stop me from sending!! Warm regards, Mark
  Mark L. Schneider
  Sr. Vice President
  International Crisis Group
  1629 K St. NW Suite 450
  Washington, DC 20006
  fax)
  www.crisisgroup.org
  Crisis Group - the international conflict prevention organization
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Friday, Janua 22 2010 10:12 AM
  To: mschneide
  Cc: Brigety, Reu en; u is, eg ann A
  Subject: RE: haiti comments
  Working on the supp now with a similar number.
  Keep the advice coming.
  Many thanks.
  cdm
  From: Mark Schneider [mailto:
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 8:42 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Brigety, Reuben
  Subject: RE: haiti comments
  Hi Cheryl,
  Heard you yesterday on NPR. Right on the money in terms of emphasizing coop with GoH and coord with UN et. al. One
  thing I am not sure that I mentioned. I looked back and relatively early--4 weeks after Mitch at end Oct 98--we made the
  estimate that the US contribut would have to be about $1 b. (when early damage estimate was $6 b.) and that was the
  general amount mentioned in the first formin meeting by Madeleine here in early Dec and then the supplemental went to
  Congress with more of a breakdown from USAID in early Feb. As soon as you can get an early supplemental to the Hill
  while the focus is on Haiti, and our forces are on the ground there, the better chances that it will receive early action. Best,
  mark
  Mark L. Schneider
  Sr. Vice President
  International Crisis Group
  1629 K St. NW Suite 450
  Washin on DC 20006
  www.crisisgroup.org
  Crisis Group - the international conflict prevention organization
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 10:12 PM
  To: mschneider
  Cc: Brigety, Reuben
  Subject: RE: haiti comments
  Great — thanks so much. Love that you are focused on how we rebuild their police force
  From: Mark Schneider
  Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 3:40 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Brigety, Reuben
  Subject: haiti comments
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  Just in case some of this might be of use as you plan for moving forward. Best, Mark
  Mark L. Schneider
  Sr. Vice President
  International Crisis Group
  1629 K St. NW Suite: 450
  Washin on DC 20006
  www.crisisgroup.org
  Crisis Group - the international conflict prevention organization
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  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Dan Glickman to depart MPAA in April; Bob Pisano to be Interim CEO
  Dan asked me to forward this to you:
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
  January 22, 2010
  GLICKMAN STEPPING DOWN FROM MPAA.
  Will become President of Refugees International in April; Pisano named as Interim CEO
  Washington, D.C. — Dan Glickman, Chairman and CEO of the Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. (MPAA) today
  announced that he will be leaving the MPAA beginning April 1, to become President of Refugees International, the leading
  advocacy organization on refugee crises worldwide. Bob Pisano, President and Chief Operating Officer at the MPAA since
  2005, will become interim CEO, while the search continues for Glickman's replacement.
  "In making this announcement, I want to thank Barry Meyer, Jim Gianopulos, Brad Grey, Bob Ig-er, Michael Lynton, Ron
  Meyer, and the entire MPAA.Board of Directors, for their guidance and leadership. It has been an honor to have worked so
  closely with them. I also want to thank Bob Pismo and all the MPAA staff for their dedication during a time of major
  transition in our business," Glickman said. "As I look forward to returning to public service and joining Refugees
  International, I am proud to look back at what the MPAA has accomplished since I took this job in 2004. We have fought
  vigorously on behalf of the 2.4 million Americans and other workers throughout the world whose jobs are based on a vibrant
  film and television business. This is a powerful medium that can help make a difference, and I will always value my time
  here. For me, perhaps the best thing about the job was the movies. I love movies. And as far as I am concerned, we make
  the best movies in the world."
  Barry M. Meyer, Chairman and CEO, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., praised Glickman's leadership. 'Dan has
  demonstrated great leadership in his role as Chairman of the MPAA. He has guided the organization during a time of historic
  changes and unprecedented challenges throughout the entertainment industry," said Mr. Meyer. `We thank Dan for his
  tireless support of the issues facing our businesses, particularly in protecting intellectual property rights in the United States
  and around the world. We wish him every success in his new position."
  Mr. Meyer continued: "We would also like to express our gratitude to Bob for agreeing to be interim Chairman and have
  every confidence in his abilities to continue the crucial work of the MPAA."
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  "Throughout his tenure at the MPAA, Dan served as an incredibly skillful and dedicated advocate for the issues that are most
  important to the film and television industries — global market access, copyright protection and ensuring an overall healthy
  future for our collective businesses," said Jim Gianopulos, Chairman and CEO of Fox Filmed Entertainment. "Furthermore,
  we look forward to working with Bob and are grateful that he's agreed to serve as interim CEO over the near term."
  "Our industry has been well served by Dan's efforts and advocacy worldwide and we appreciate the job he has done on our
  behalf. He is a great humanitarian and will be very effective in his new role," said Bob Iger, president and CEO, The Walt
  Disney Company.
  Glickman, who has held the top position at the MPAA since 2004, had previously announced that he would not be seeking a
  renewal of his contract beyond September 2010 and has been working with the MPAA board during its search process for a
  new chief.
  Glickman presided over the MPAA during a period of unprecedented transition in the film and television industry. The rise of
  digital technology has presented both challenges in the form of massive copyright theft and innovative opportunities for
  filmmakers to share their work around the world.
  Through his leadership, Glickman helped raise awareness of the economic consequences of copyright theft. He also worked
  with a broad labor and business coalition to secure passage of the Pro-IP Act, which increased resources and enforcement to
  protect intellectual prooerty. And he has vigorously promoted a myriad of legitimate ways for consumers to view movies and
  TV shows on the Internet.
  Glickman also helped lead the effort to win passage of legislation banning camcording in movie theaters throughout the
  United States and around the world. And he worked to modernize the movie rating system, increasing its transparency and
  launching a free weekly Red Carpet Ratings email service that makes this resource more accessible to parents.
  Bob Pisano has served as President and Chief Operating Officer of the Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. (MPAA)
  since October 2005 and brings to the MPAA a wealth of diversified experience in business and legal practice. Pisano is
  responsible for all day-zo-day worldwide operations of the motion picture and television industry trade association, and a
  member of the Board of Directors.
  Prior to joining the MPAA, he was National Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Screen Actors
  Guild. Before his tenure with the Screen Actors Guild, Pisano served for six years at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) where
  he was first appointed :Executive Vice President and then Vice Chairman and a member of the studio's Board of
  Directors. Prior to that, he served as Executive Vice President and General Counsel and Member of the Office of the
  Chairman of Paramount Pictures.
  About the MPAA
  The Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. (MPAA) serves as the voice and advocate of the American motion picture, home video and
  television industries from it offices in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. Its members include: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures; Paramount
  Pictures Corporation; Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.; Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation; Universal Ciçy Studios T LP; and Warner
  Bros.. Entertainment Inc.
  # # #
  For more information, contact
  MPAA Washington, D.C.
  Howard Gantman
  (202) 293-1966
  MPAA Los Angeles
  Elizabeth Kaltman
  (818) 995-6600
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  Howard S. Gantman
  Vice President, Corporate Communications
  Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)
  1600 "Eye" Street NW
  Washington, DC 20006
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  FYI.
  Still gathering info

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  FYI.
  Still gathering info
  From: Kelly, Craig A
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Sent: Fri Jan 22 19:24:28 2010
  Subject: Cannon and Honduras Inauguration
  Jake:
  I understand that Cannon told S they were still weighing the level of their
  "sideways but not down." That's a nice metaphor, but a little misleading.
  a legal construct to protect himself from prosecution (coup-related) since
  the Presidential Palace and has promised not to speak out.
  participation because Micheletti had stepped
  Micheletti took " a leave of absence." That is
  there is no amnesty yet. But he is gone from
  I think Canada will send its Minister of State for the Americas, Peter Kent. That's a serious level.
  ck
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Matt passed along the following barebones intel from Lute and Samantha on
  groping through the clark on this search):
  (he made clear that everyone is
  Will let you know if I learn more.

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  FYI:
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED January 22, 2010
  NOTE FOR THE SECRETARY
  FROM: G/TIP — Luis CdeBaca
  SUBJECT: Child Trafficking in Haiti
  G/TIP is gravely concerned about the potential for human trafficking (TIP) in the wake of
  the earthquake, both as a result of the displacement of the population and the influx of troops
  and aid workers. Even before the earthquake, there were in Haiti up to 300,000 restaveks
  (children given away or sold by their parents and enslaved as domestic servants), as well as
  reports that members of MINUSTAH used trafficked women in prostitution. In the 2009 TIP
  Report Haiti was classified as a Special Case country with governance so dysfunctional it could
  not be ranked.
  The initial disaster response is focusing on immediate needs of food, shelter, and medical
  care, but has thus far not addressed TIP prevention and protection issues. While attention is
  being paid to the problems of orphans and adoptees, TIP was not adequately addressed in the
  UN's initial flash appeal, so it is unclear which agency in the international system has the lead
  on the ground. UNICEF has the child protection lead, UNFPA leads prevention of sexual and
  gender-based violence, and IOM is tasked with shelter and camp management. We will work to
  remedy, in a subsequent appeal, the omission of TIP from the operational plan.
  We are moving to redirect $1 million of program funds that G/TIP has on Hispaniola and to
  reprogram an additional $550,000; we will work with PRM to identify other funding
  possibilities. Working through existing grantees and other experienced NG0s, it is our
  intention to help resuscitate police child protection brigades that already exist in Haiti, to
  rebuild capacity of Haitian organizations that protect restaveks, to prevent traffickers in the
  Dominican Republic from enslaving displaced Haitians on farms and in prostitution, and to
  educate Haitian parents of the risks of giving their children away in this time of crisis. We will
  consult with partner agencies to ensure that the U.S. presence does not contribute to
  trafficking. It will be important for the Department's messaging to convey our commitment to
  fighting human trafficking in both the immediate and long term.
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  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED January 22, 2010
  NOTE FOR THE SECRETARY
  FROM: G/TIP — Luis CdeBaca
  SUBJECT: Child Trafficking in Haiti
  G/TIP is gravely concerned about the potential for human trafficking (TIP) in the wake of
  the earthquake, both as a result of the displacement of the population and the influx of troops
  and aid workers. Even before the earthquake, there were in Haiti up to 300,000 restaveks
  (children given away or sold by their parents and enslaved as domestic servants), as well as
  reports that members of MINUSTAH used trafficked women in prostitution. In the 2009 TIP
  Report Haiti was classified as a Special Case country with governance so dysfunctional it could
  not be ranked.
  The initial disaster response is focusing on immediate needs of food, shelter, and medical
  care, but has thus far not addressed TIP prevention and protection issues. While attention is
  being paid to the problems of orphans and adoptees, TIP was not adequately addressed in the
  UN's initial flash appeal, so it is unclear which agency in the international system has the lead
  on the ground. UNICEF has the child protection lead, UNFPA leads prevention of sexual and
  gender-based violence, and IOM is tasked with shelter and camp management. We will work to
  remedy, in a subsequent appeal, the omission of TIP from the operational plan.
  We are moving to redirect $1 million of program funds that G/TIP has on Hispaniola and to
  reprogram an additional $550,000; we will work with PRM to identify other funding
  possibilities. Working through existing grantees and other experienced NG0s, it is our
  intention to help resuscitate police child protection brigades that already exist in Haiti, to
  rebuild capacity of Haitian organizations that protect restaveks, to prevent traffickers in the
  Dominican Republic from enslaving displaced Haitians on farms and in prostitution, and to
  educate Haitian parents of the risks of giving their children away in this time of crisis. We will
  consult with partner agencies to ensure that the U.S. presence does not contribute to
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  trafficking. It will be important for the Department's messaging to convey our commitment to
  fighting human trafficking in both the immediate and long term.
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  From: CdeBaca, Luis
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 9:38 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3; Mills, Cheryl D; Burns, Jillian L
  Subject: FW: Note to S on Haiti TIP.docx resending
  Hello folks. We just sent this up, through the Line.
  LOU
  Ambassador Luis CdeBaca
  Office to Monitor & Combat Trafficking in Persons
  U.S. Department of State
  1800 G. Street, NW
  Washington, DC 20520
  (202) 312-9640
  CdeBacaL@state.gov
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  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED January 22, 2010
  NOTE FOR THE SECRETARY
  FROM: G/TIP — Luis CdeBaca
  SUBJECT: Child Trafficking in Haiti
  G/TIP is gravely concerned about the potential for human trafficking (TIP) in
  the wake of the earthquake, both as a result of the displacement of the population
  and the influx of troops and aid workers. Even before the earthquake, there were
  in Haiti up to 300,000 restaveks (children given away or sold by their parents and
  enslaved as domestic servants), as well as reports that members of MINUSTAH
  used trafficked women in prostitution. In the 2009 TIP Report Haiti was classified
  as a Special Case country with governance so dysfunctional it could not be ranked.
  The initial disaster response is focusing on immediate needs of food, shelter,
  and medical care, but has thus far not addressed TIP prevention and protection
  issues. While attention is being paid to the problems of orphans and adoptees, TIP
  was not adequately addressed in the UN's initial flash appeal, so it is unclear which
  agency in the international system has the lead on the ground. UNICEF has the
  child protection lead, UNFPA leads prevention of sexual and gender-based
  violence, and IOM is tasked with shelter and camp management. We will work to
  remedy, in a subsequent appeal, the omission of TIP from the operational plan.
  We are moving to redirect $1 million of program funds that G/TIP has on
  Hispaniola and to reprogram an additional $550,000; we will work with PRM to
  identify other funding possibilities. Working through existing grantees and other
  experienced NG0s, it is our intention to help resuscitate police child protection
  brigades that already exist in Haiti, to rebuild capacity of Haitian organizations that
  protect restaveks, to prevent traffickers in the Dominican Republic from enslaving
  displaced Haitians on farms and in prostitution, and to educate Haitian parents of
  the risks of giving their children away in this time of crisis. We will consult with
  partner agencies to ensure that the U.S. presence does not contribute to trafficking.
  It will be important for the Department's messaging to convey our commitment to
  fighting human trafficking in both the immediate and long term.
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
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DocNumber: C05769377
MetadataSubject: ANOTHER RESCUE -- 22 YEAR OLD MAN BY ISRAELI SAR
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  Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 7:31 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Another Rescue--22 year old man by Israeli SAR
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 7:29 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Another Rescue--22 year old man by Israeli SAR
  From Ha'aretz (NYT also reporting this, but quote about American and French teams failing is of concern):
  An Israel Defense Forces search and rescue team extricated a 22-year-old Haitian man on Friday from the
  rubble of a three-story building which collapsed as a result of last week's devastating earthquake.
  The man was being treated at an lDF field hospital and is currently in stable condition.
  Local residents directed the IDF crew to the trapped victim, the lDF said.
  "American and French doctors were unable to rescue the trapped man and called upon the Israeli Advertisement
  delegation's search and rescue teams who rescued the man within half an hour, from a tunnel,
  2.5-3-meters long and were able to release him whole and healthy," said Maj. Zohar Moshe, a member of the
  rescue team.
  Caitlin Klevorick
  Office of the Counselor
  Department of State
  KlevorickCB@state.gov
  (blackberry)
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ExtractedSubject: RE: UPDATE: Saturday Lynn University/Rep McGovern Trip
ExtractedTo: Grantham, Suzanne L; Coley, Theodore R; Kennedy, Patrick F; Bernier-Toth, Michelle;
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
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  All:
  See below for appreciation for all your efforts — congrats and thanks.
  Please pass along to whomever I missed.
  cdm

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 7:40 AM
  To: Grantham, Suzanne L; Coley, Theodore R; Kennedy, Patrick F; Bernier-Toth, Michelle;
  Jacobs, Janice L
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject FW: UPDATE: Saturday Lynn University/Rep McGovern Trip
  All:
  See below for appreciation for all your efforts — congrats and thanks.
  Please pass along to whomever I missed.
  cdm
  From: Matthew Chaloux [mailto
  Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 7:37 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: RE: UPDATE: Saturday Lynn University/Rep McGovern Trip
  Dear Ms. Mills,
  On a personal note, pls allow me to express my thanks for you and your team's long hours, hard work and dedication to
  all Americans. As you well know, no family in grief can possibly think anything being done is enough for their loved one.
  You and I both know that the efforts of everyone involved in the rescue/relief efforts, from the ramp loader to Secretary
  Clinton has been nothing but 110%.
  Thank you is not something you and your colleagues have likely heard a great deal in the last 9 days, so allow me to say,
  THANK YOU.
  Matt Chaloux
  Proud American
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [MillsCD©state.gov]
  Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 7:28 AM
  To: Matthew Chaloux
  Cc: Buhl, Cindy; Kennedy, Patrick F; Grantham, Suzanne L; Coley, Theodore R
  Subject: RE: UPDATE: Saturday Lynn University/Rep McGovern Trip
  We have seen a UN statement indicating that GOH has advised that but we have not had confirmation from GOH though
  we are seeking that.
  As you know, we still have a team at the Montana working.
  On your second question, that is a larger issue we are working through for the entire disaster area which we'll update
  publicly as we make assessments.
  cdm
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  From: Matthew Chaloux [mailto: 1
  Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 7:27 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Buhl, Cindy; Kennedy, Patrick F; Grantham, Suzanne L; Coley, Theodore R
  Subject: Re: UPDATE: Saturday Lynn University/Rep McGovern Trip
  Very well. Got that from his office last night. Thanks
  Media outlets report Haitian government has declared rescue over. Can you confirm that. Also do you have any
  info on committment on remain retreival?
  Matt
  Matthew P. Chaloux, MBA
  Director of Auxilary Services
  Lynn University
  On Jan 23, 2010, at 6:55 AM, "Mills, Cheryl D" <MillsCD@state.gov> wrote:
  Matt
  Please find below and updated schedule for today's travel.
  Rep McGovern is now going commercially to Santo Domingo.
  Best.
  cdm
  <Expanded Jan. 23 Schedule.docx>
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  RELEASE IN PART B5,B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 8:12 AM
  To:
  Subject FW: What is the deadline on Aceh Fund brief
  Attachments: Lessons from Aceh Multi Donor Trust Fund.docx
  FYI
  From: Curtis, Megharin A
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 6:16 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: What is the deadline on Aceh Fund brief
  From Jean-Louis on Aceh Multi Donor Trust Fund. It's interesting.
  From: Jean-Louis Warnholz [mailto _ B6
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 6:15 PM
  To: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: RE: What is the deadline on Aceh Fund brief
  Meghann
  Please see attached a few quick notes based largely on the Trust Fund's progress report and an independent evaluation
  commission by the World Bank, DFID, NORAd and others.
  I spoke to Kathleen. I did have to cancel a piece for Canada's main evening news at CBC, which they plan to air on
  Sunday before the Montreal Summit. I understand that media appearances, especially if higher profile, can cause
  sensitivities.
  Best wishes
  Jean-Louis
  Lessons from the Aceh and Nias Multi-Donor Trust Fund
  1. The Government of Indonesia (G01) responded to the Tsunami by issuing a series of government decrees,
  and immediately organized both overview and relief efforts to ensure a rational and coordinated
  response. The first task was to produce a Damage and Loss Assessment (DLA). The DLA was followed by
  a more detailed Master Plan for Rehabilitation and Reconstruction (MPRR). The MPRR provided in-depth
  sector plans, spatial planning, the governance and supervision arrangements of finances with
  considerable attention to how to avoid or minimize corruption. The process behind the MPRR was
  consultative, with a wide range of local stakeholders and public offices being heard. The MPRR was
  presented on 26 March, only 3 months after the Tsunami.
  2. The MPRR was to form the basis for a general three-stage strategy. The Relief phase was originally set to
  six months, but was then reduced to three: January- March 2005. The Rehabilitation phase is to run for
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  about 21 months, through December 2006, and the Reconstruction phase from July 2006 through
  December 2009. The MPRR provides a well defined phasing of interventions.
  3. The objectives for the Relief efforts were humanitarian relief: rescue; food and medicine; emergency
  infrastructure and temporary shelter; and burying the dead. The Rehabilitation phase is to restore
  services to minimum level: public services; economic facilities; banking and financial institutions; trauma
  treatments; secure land rights; law and order; and temporary shelter. Finally, Reconstruction is to rebuild
  the region: rebuilding the economy (production, trade and banking); the transportation,
  telecommunications, and social and cultural systems; improving institutional capacity; and housing.
  4. The Government set up a ministerial-level agency to manage the MPRR program from Aceh itself, the
  Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency for Aceh and Nias. The BRR was formally established end April
  2005 and became operational early May. The World Bank Board on 30 March 2005 formally established
  the Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDF) with a Steering Committee comprised of BRR, GOI, donors and civil
  society. Having a credible local coordinators was key to success.
  5. The EC channels nearly 93% of its funds through the MDF, while only 2.5% of USD 400 million from the
  US goes to the MDF. While payments into the fund were slow, disbursements out of it were to begin
  with even slower. By October 2005, project agreements for about USD 200 million had been signed, but
  only USD 3 million had actually been disbursed. Disbursements picked up the pace thereafter. The delay
  was caused by two principal impediments: first, donors were quick to pledge funds, but getting all the
  exact written agreements in place took time. This points to the need for donors to be flexible regarding
  formal agreements, and accept simple, generic paragraphs that can contribute to speedy resolution of
  slightly differing phrasings and concerns. Second, the processing time for project approval and
  implementation was a concern. Since the MDF was to have funded projects on-budget, they had to be
  implemented by government institutions. This crated bottlenecks.
  6. Smaller donors joined because they wished to support the reconstruction efforts in Aceh but do not have
  own capacity and often not strong views on how best to pursue this. They want the Bank to assume
  fiduciary responsibilities for the funds in a high-risk environment, and also to take a lead in ensuring that
  the funds go to prioritized activities. The MDF is thus seen a well-managed bank account with some paid-
  for administrative services. However, the all-inclusive Steering Committee made membership large and
  to some extent unwieldy, and forced it to discuss both policy and operational issues.
  7. The Multi Donor Fund Secretariat has developed an Outreach Strategy that includes regular radio talk
  shows, field visits to meet and discuss with beneficiaries and communication through advertisements as
  well as a telephone hotline.
  8. MDF received praise for engaging the Government of Indonesia (G01) in policy dialogue. The MDF is thus
  an entry point for engaging on conditions for sustainability, relevance and impact.
  9. Because the MDF does not accept strict ear marking of donor contributions — though it does allow for
  preference indications — it means that the funds are freely available for programming according to the
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  criteria and priorities that the MDF agrees to. Given strong GOI participation, the MDF is seen as the
  most successful instrument for harmonization and coordination in an environment that has been
  criticized for a lack of coordination. The MDF's Mid Term Review conducted in 2008-2009 found that the
  MDF had made a positive contribution to harmonizing donor efforts and to increasing the effectiveness
  and efficiency of the reconstruction effort.
  10. The MDF did not sufficiently engage the private sector and did not have a coherent job creation strategy.
  The MDF lacked executive rights, but GOI and BRR are credited with leveraging a decisive response.
  From: Curtis, Meghann A [mailto:CurtisMA@state.gov]
  Sent: 22 January 2010 16:27
  To: Jean-Louis Warnholz
  Subject: RE: What is the deadline on Aceh Fund brief
  No official deadline. I just ran off an FAQ and gave it to her. But would be interested to know if you have insights into
  what worked and what didnt
  From: Jean-Louis Warnholz [mailto:
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 4:24 PM
  To: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: What is the deadline on Aceh Fund brief
  Best wishes, _IL
  From: Curtis, Meghann A [mailto:CurtisMA@state.gov]
  Sent: 22 January 2010 14:49
  To: Jean-Louis Warnholz
  Subject: RE: Talking points on Haiti Fund - pls confirm
  New tasking directly from the Secretary to me (and you now!). She wants information about how the Aceh fund worked
  and how we can replicate it and what did or didn't work. I was going to start doing some research now but would
  welcome your help on that too.
  From: Jean-Louis Warnholz [mailto:
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 1:04 PM
  To: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: RE: Talking points on Haiti Fund - pls confirm
  Thanks for the feedback. I really hope Monday will break sufficient ground to move forward swiftly. There will only be
  broad global public support for a limited time, in which decisions have to be set in stone. I looked back at all these Haiti
  donor conferences after the countless disasters. More of the same will only mean more big catastrophes.
  From: Curtis, Meghann A [mailto:CurtisMA@state.gov]
  Sent: 22 January 2010 12:52
  To: Jean-Louis Warnholz
  Subject: RE: Talking points on Haiti Fund - pls confirm
  Excellent points. Thanks so much.
  From: Jean-Louis Warnholz [mailto:
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 10:45 AM
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  To: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: Talking points on Haiti Fund - pis confirm
  Importance: High
  Meghann
  Please see below and attached.
  Best wishes
  Jean-Louis
  Private Talking Points on Haiti Fund
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  Lessons from the Aceh and Nias Multi-Donor Trust Fund
  1. The Government of Indonesia (G01) responded to the Tsunami by issuing a series of
  government decrees, and immediately organized both overview and relief efforts to
  ensure a rational and coordinated response. The first task was to produce a Damage and
  Loss Assessment (DLA). The DLA was followed by a more detailed Master Plan for
  Rehabilitation and Reconstruction (MPRR). The MPRR provided in-depth sector plans,
  spatial planning, the governance and supervision arrangements of finances with
  considerable attention to how to avoid or minimize corruption. The process behind the
  MPRR was consultative, with a wide range of local stakeholders and public offices being
  heard. The MPRR was presented on 26 March, only 3 months after the Tsunami.
  2. The MPRR was to form the basis for a general three-stage strategy. The Relief phase was
  originally set to six months, but was then reduced to three: January- March 2005. The
  Rehabilitation phase is to run for about 21 months, through December 2006, and the
  Reconstruction phase from July 2006 through December 2009. The MPRR provides a
  well defined phasing of interventions.
  3. The objectives for the Relief efforts were humanitarian relief: rescue; food and
  medicine; emergency infrastructure and temporary shelter; and burying the dead. The
  Rehabilitation phase is to restore services to minimum level: public services; economic
  facilities; banking and financial institutions; trauma treatments; secure land rights; law
  and order; and temporary shelter. Finally, Reconstruction is to rebuild the region:
  rebuilding the economy (production, trade and banking); the transportation,
  telecommunications, and social and cultural systems; improving institutional capacity;
  and housing.
  4. The Government set up a ministerial-level agency to manage the MPRR program from
  Aceh itself, the Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency for Aceh and Nias. The BRR
  was formally established end April 2005 and became operational early May. The World
  Bank Board on 30 March 2005 formally established the Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDF)
  with a Steering Committee comprised of BRR, GOI, donors and civil society. Having a
  credible local coordinators was key to success.
  5. The EC channels nearly 93% of its funds through the MDF, while only 2.5% of USD 400
  million from the US goes to the MDF. While payments into the fund were slow,
  disbursements out of it were to begin with even slower. By October 2005, project
  agreements for about USD 200 million had been signed, but only USD 3 million had
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  actually been disbursed. Disbursements picked up the pace thereafter. The delay was
  caused by two principal impediments: first, donors were quick to pledge funds, but
  getting all the exact written agreements in place took time. This points to the need for
  donors to be flexible regarding formal agreements, and accept simple, generic
  paragraphs that can contribute to speedy resolution of slightly differing phrasings and
  concerns. Second, the processing time for project approval and implementation was a
  concern. Since the MDF was to have funded projects on-budget, they had to be
  implemented by government institutions. This crated bottlenecks.
  6. Smaller donors joined because they wished to support the reconstruction efforts in
  Aceh but do not have own capacity and often not strong views on how best to pursue
  this. They want the Bank to assume fiduciary responsibilities for the funds in a high-risk
  environment, and also to take a lead in ensuring that the funds go to prioritized
  activities. The MDF is thus seen a well-managed bank account with some paid-for
  administrative services. However, the all-inclusive Steering Committee made
  membership large and to some extent unwieldy, and forced it to discuss both policy and
  operational issues.
  7. The Multi Donor Fund Secretariat has developed an Outreach Strategy that includes
  regular radio talk shows, field visits to meet and discuss with beneficiaries and
  communication through advertisements as well as a telephone hotline.
  8. MDF received praise for engaging the Government of Indonesia (G01) in policy dialogue.
  The MDF is thus an entry point for engaging on conditions for sustainability, relevance
  and impact.
  9. Because the MDF does not accept strict ear marking of donor contributions — though it
  does allow for preference indications — it means that the funds are freely available for
  programming according to the criteria and priorities that the MDF agrees to. Given
  strong GOI participation, the MDF is seen as the most successful instrument for
  harmonization and coordination in an environment that has been criticized for a lack of
  coordination. The MDF's Mid Term Review conducted in 2008-2009 found that the MDF
  had made a positive contribution to harmonizing donor efforts and to increasing the
  effectiveness and efficiency of the reconstruction effort.
  10. The MDF did not sufficiently engage the private sector and did not have a coherent job
  creation strategy. The MDF lacked executive rights, but GOI and BRR are credited with
  leveraging a decisive response.
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  Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 8:38 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: INR's Latest Media Analysis: Americas: Don't Blame U.S. for Taking Lead in Haiti
  Attachments: 1-22 Americas--Don't Blame U.S. for Taking Lead in Haiti.pdf
  From: McLean, Andrew J On Behalf Of Media, Reaction 1
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 2:34 PM
  Subject: INR's Latest: Media Analysis: Americas: Don't Blame U.S. for Taking Lead in Haiti
  Attached please find the latest INR media analysis:
  Americas: Don't Blame U.S. for Taking Lead in Haiti
  (January 22, 2010) Most Western Hemisphere media commend US. relief efforts as "sincere," with some rejecting
  allegations of US. imperialist intent. Several hope the international community will turn current aid into a long-
  term sustainable development plan for Haiti.
  Andrew J. McLean
  Foreign Media Analyst, EUR/WHA
  Office of Opinion Research
  Bureau of Intelligence and Research
  (202) 736-4330
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  Canada's liberal Toronto Star
  January 16, 2010
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  Americas: Don't Blame U.S. for Taking Lead in Haiti
  Most Western Hemisphere media commend US. relief efforts as "sincere," with some
  rejecting allegations of US. imperialist intent. Several hope the international community
  will turn current aid into a long-term sustainable development plan for Haiti.
  Regional media are quick to reject allegations United States "is probably in the best
  of a hidden agenda behind U.S. assistance to condition" to "take charge of the situation,"
  Haiti. Criticism of U.S. leadership on relief but argued it should do so with the support of
  has come in part from leaders such as the U.N. and the CARICOM Secretariat.
  Venezuelan President Chavez and associated
  media outlets. When pro-Chavez Ultimas ...Global community for the long haul
  Noticias called U.S. efforts "an invasion Several outlets note that Haiti has long lacked
  t
  presented as relief assistance," the Dominican he infrastructure and institutions that could
  Republic's Diario Libre labeled such give its citizens "political, intellectual, and
  statements "silliness." Ecuador's popular economic freedom." As a result, media,
  regardless of attitudes toward U.S. relief
  Diario Expreso comments, "To provide
  assistance is not an invasion, it falls within the efforts, now call for the international
  scope of humanitarian law." community to take a more comprehensive
  approach to aiding Haiti. Chile's conservative
  La Tercera wants the international
  Criticism also has come• from countries,
  primarily Brazil and Jamaica, which see community, especially Latin America, to
  themselves as rightful leaders of Haitian maintain a "long-term focus" on Haiti. Both
  Canada's Toronto Star and Jamaica's Sunday
  assistance. Brazil's command of the U.N.
  peace mission led some Brazilian officials to Gleaner want a "Marshall Plan" for Haiti, not
  as a U.S. initiative, but as part of a "global
  see it as the "natural candidate to coordinate
  efforts to help the Haitian nation rise from the effort."
  ruins." Jamaica's Sunday Gleaner argues
  Jamaica, as the "natural leader" of the
  Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and
  coordinator of its efforts in Haiti, "must
  spearhead" the nation's rebuilding.
  U.S. must take the lead now...
  Some media in both Brazil and Jamaica,
  however, argue that the United States alone is
  able to lead efforts in Haiti. Brazil's center-
  right 0 Estado de S. Paolo scolds Brazilian
  authorities for their "less than awkward"
  initial reaction to U.S. operations in Haiti.
  The same paper argues "the Brazilian reaction
  ignored the basic reality, which was clear to
  President Preval, that no other country had
  comparable means to help Haiti other than the
  U.S." The Jamaica Observer concedes the
  This product analyzes commentary from the Western Hemisphere January 14-22, 2010 reacting to
  the international relief effort in Haiti. Reports are selected by post for their relevance to U.S. policy
  and public diplomacy efforts. Prepared by the Office of Opinion Research, Media Reaction Division,
  rmrMailastatemov; (202) 736-4330. Drafted by Andrew J. McLean and Julianne Paunescu.
  The findings presented do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Government.
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  No problem
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sat Jan 23 08:59:27 2010
  Subject: London
  I have to find time to meet w Rasmussen while I'm there. Maybe 20 minutes but I will give him whatever time he wants.
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  sbwhoeop
  Saturday, January 23, 2010 9:26 AM
  H: FYI: Any foreign nation or leader with a front company becomes a "person" under US
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  1:4;43y John Tornasic 1/22/10 3:58 PM
  Blogging on the Citizens United Supreme Court ruling is more of what we love about the web. It's the kind of typical
  collective dissection we have now come to expect but that never really existed before: serious, speculative, arcane, funny,
  brilliant, baked, etc. The Sunliaht Foundation b!000inci is predictably good. Paul Blumenthal dips into the multinational
  dimension of the new "corporation as full citizen-person" framework, drawing on blogging going on at Neytsweqk and the
  CerAer for Pubiic inte'r'.
  "Looks like [the Court] might support allowing foreign companies to spend freely in elections in the United States. I guess
  this would be the corporate globalization of the U.S. electoral system." So you gotta ask yourself: Who does Hugo Chavez
  want for President?
  Blumenthal excerpting the Center for Public Integrity:
  The Center for Public Integrity looks at this closer and shows what kind of foreign influence we are
  looking at:
  One prominent examples is CITGO Petroleum Company — once the American-born
  Cities Services Company, but purchased in 1990 by the Venezuelan government-owned
  Petroieos de Venezuela S.A. The Citizens United ruling could conceivably allow
  Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who has sharply criticized both of the past two U.S.
  presidents, to spend government funds to defeat an American political candidate, just by
  having CITGO buy TV ads bashing his target.
  And it's not just Chavez. The Saudi government owns Houston's Saudi Refining
  Company and half of Motive Enterprises. Lenovo, which bought IBM's PC assets in 2004,
  is partially owned by the Chinese government's Chinese Academy of Sciences. And
  Singapore's APL Limited operates several U.S. port operations. A weakening of the limit
  on corporate giving could mean China, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and any other country
  that owns companies that operate in the U.S. could also have significant sway in
  American electioneering.
  I really can't see Americans being too happy about this.
  ha Lithwick reported :rC(' .ate from the Supreme Court as the opinions were being read. She offered this aside:
  While Stevens is reading the portion of his concurrence about the "cautious view of corporate power" held
  by the framers, I see Justice Thomas chuckle softly.
  Was it a disdainful chuckle at the impotence of his colleague? Was it merely a chuckle of disagreement, of good-natured
  exasperation? Was it a chuckle at an anachronistic vision of the framers set beside today's modern corporate silicon and
  steel behemoths? I doubt he was thinking about Hugo Chavez.

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  sbwhoeop
  Saturday, January 23, 2010 9:26 AM
  H: FYI: Any foreign nation or leader with a front company becomes a "person" under US
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  1:4;43y John Tornasic 1/22/10 3:58 PM
  Blogging on the Citizens United Supreme Court ruling is more of what we love about the web. It's the kind of typical
  collective dissection we have now come to expect but that never really existed before: serious, speculative, arcane, funny,
  brilliant, baked, etc. The Sunliaht Foundation b!000inci is predictably good. Paul Blumenthal dips into the multinational
  dimension of the new "corporation as full citizen-person" framework, drawing on blogging going on at Neytsweqk and the
  CerAer for Pubiic inte'r'.
  "Looks like [the Court] might support allowing foreign companies to spend freely in elections in the United States. I guess
  this would be the corporate globalization of the U.S. electoral system." So you gotta ask yourself: Who does Hugo Chavez
  want for President?
  Blumenthal excerpting the Center for Public Integrity:
  The Center for Public Integrity looks at this closer and shows what kind of foreign influence we are
  looking at:
  One prominent examples is CITGO Petroleum Company — once the American-born
  Cities Services Company, but purchased in 1990 by the Venezuelan government-owned
  Petroieos de Venezuela S.A. The Citizens United ruling could conceivably allow
  Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who has sharply criticized both of the past two U.S.
  presidents, to spend government funds to defeat an American political candidate, just by
  having CITGO buy TV ads bashing his target.
  And it's not just Chavez. The Saudi government owns Houston's Saudi Refining
  Company and half of Motive Enterprises. Lenovo, which bought IBM's PC assets in 2004,
  is partially owned by the Chinese government's Chinese Academy of Sciences. And
  Singapore's APL Limited operates several U.S. port operations. A weakening of the limit
  on corporate giving could mean China, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and any other country
  that owns companies that operate in the U.S. could also have significant sway in
  American electioneering.
  I really can't see Americans being too happy about this.
  ha Lithwick reported :rC(' .ate from the Supreme Court as the opinions were being read. She offered this aside:
  While Stevens is reading the portion of his concurrence about the "cautious view of corporate power" held
  by the framers, I see Justice Thomas chuckle softly.
  Was it a disdainful chuckle at the impotence of his colleague? Was it merely a chuckle of disagreement, of good-natured
  exasperation? Was it a chuckle at an anachronistic vision of the framers set beside today's modern corporate silicon and
  steel behemoths? I doubt he was thinking about Hugo Chavez.
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  sbwhoeop
  Saturday, January 23, 2010 9:30 AM
  more...
  Justice Ginsburg's questions in the Citizens United case to its attorneys focused on foreign owned corporations spending
  in US elections. Ted Olson, attorney for CU. told her he opposed congressional restrictions on such spending.

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  Justice Ginsburg's questions in the Citizens United case to its attorneys focused on foreign owned corporations spending
  in US elections. Ted Olson, attorney for CU. told her he opposed congressional restrictions on such spending.
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  I spoke with Arturo this morning about the delegation to Honduras.
  They are proposing one of two alternatives: (1) Arturo, Jose F, Craig, and Dan R. or

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  Subject: Honduras
  I spoke with Arturo this morning about the delegation to Honduras.
  They are proposing one of two alternatives: (1) Arturo, Jose F, Craig, and Dan R. or
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  Subject: Re: Honduras
  Roger.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob i
  Sent: Sat Jan 23 10:17:27 2010
  Subject: Re: Honduras
  I prefer (1) and they can all stay the next day for meetings if possible.
  Original Message --
  From: Sullivan, Jacobi <Sullivardi@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Jan 23 10:14:04 2010
  Subject: Honduras
  I spoke with Arturo this morning about the delegation to Honduras.
  They are proposing one of two alternatives: (1) Arturo, Jose F, Craig, and Dan R. or
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Napolitano
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  Yes ops is reaching out to her soon.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: Huma Abedin; ValmoroU@state.govl <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Sun Jan 2409:56:19 2010
  Subject: Napolitano
  Am I scheduled to talk w her this morning?
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  You must read this -- a Chinese blogger said that the Internet speech "was like a song to his heart."

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  Sent Saturday, January 23, 2010 10:50 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: feedback on the internet speech
  You must read this -- a Chinese blogger said that the Internet speech "was like a song to his heart."
  From: ChoIlet, Derek H
  To: Tillemann, Tomicah S; Muscatine, Lissa; Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Ross, Alec J; Cohen, Jared A; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sat Jan 23 06:23:11 2010
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  Pretty cool
  From: Heather Hurlburt < > B6
  To: Chollet, Derek H
  Sent: Fri Jan 22 16:04:00 2010
  Subject: feedback on the internet speech
  Several NSN staff went to a CAP forum with some Chinese bloggers today, and came back emotionally overwhelmed by
  the bloggers' positive response to her speech. One of them apparently said the speech was like "a song to his heart"
  and my hard-bitten 20-something staffer said he almost cried when the guy said it. Nice work.
  Heather Hurlburt
  Executive Director
  National Security Network
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  FYI: From one of the folks we hired who had been working with Pierre Louis:
  Lessons from the Aceh and Nias Multi-Donor Trust Fund
  1. The Government of Indonesia (G01) responded to the Tsunami by issuing a series of government decrees,
  and immediately organized both overview and relief efforts to ensure a rational and coordinated
  response. The first task was to produce a Damage and Loss Assessment (DLA). The DLA was followed by
  a more detailed Master Plan for Rehabilitation and Reconstruction (MPRR). The MPRR provided in-depth
  sector plans, spatial planning, the governance and supervision arrangements of finances with
  considerable attention to how to avoid or minimize corruption. The process behind the MPRR was
  consultative, with a wide range of local stakeholders and public offices being heard. The MPRR was
  presented on 26 March, only 3 months after the Tsunami.
  2. The MPRR was to form the basis for a general three-stage strategy. The Relief phase was originally set to
  six months, but was then reduced to three: January- March 2005. The Rehabilitation phase is to run for
  about 21 months, through December 2006, and the Reconstruction phase from July 2006 through
  December 2009. The MPRR provides a well defined phasing of interventions.
  3. The objectives for the Relief efforts were humanitarian relief: rescue; food and medicine; emergency
  infrastructure and temporary shelter; and burying the dead. The Rehabilitation phase is to restore
  services to minimum level: public services; economic facilities; banking and financial institutions; trauma
  treatments; secure land rights; law and order; and temporary shelter. Finally, Reconstruction is to rebuild
  the region: rebuilding the economy (production, trade and banking); the transportation,
  telecommunications, and social and cultural systems; improving institutional capacity; and housing.
  4. The Government set up a ministerial-level agency to manage the MPRR program from Aceh itself, the
  Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency for Aceh and Nias. The BRR was formally established end April
  2005 and became operational early May. The World Bank Board on 30 March 2005 formally established
  the Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDF) with a Steering Committee comprised of BRR, GOI, donors and civil
  society. Having a credible local coordinators was key to success.
  5. The EC channels nearly 93% of its funds through the MDF, while only 2.5% of USD 400 million from the
  US goes to the MDF. While payments into the fund were slow, disbursements out of it were to begin
  with even slower. By October 2005, project agreements for about USD 200 million had been signed, but
  only USD 3 million had actually been disbursed. Disbursements picked up the pace thereafter. The delay
  was caused by two principal impediments: first, donors were quick to pledge funds, but getting all the
  exact written agreements in place took time. This points to the need for donors to be flexible regarding
  formal agreements, and accept simple, generic paragraphs that can contribute to speedy resolution of
  slightly differing phrasings and concerns. Second, the processing time for project approval and
  implementation was a concern. Since the MDF was to have funded projects on-budget, they had to be
  implemented by government institutions. This crated bottlenecks.
  6. Smaller donors joined because they wished to support the reconstruction efforts in Aceh but do not have
  own capacity and often not strong views on how best to pursue this. They want the Bank to assume
  fiduciary responsibilities for the funds in a high-risk environment, and also to take a lead in ensuring that
  the funds go to prioritized activities. The MDF is thus seen a well-managed bank account with some paid-
  for administrative services. However, the all-inclusive Steering Committee made membership large and
  to some extent unwieldy, and forced it to discuss both policy and operational issues.
  7. The Multi Donor Fund Secretariat has developed an Outreach Strategy that includes regular radio talk
  shows, field visits to meet and discuss with beneficiaries and communication through advertisements as
  well as a telephone hotline.
  8. MDF received praise for engaging the Government of Indonesia (G01) in policy dialogue. The MDF is thus
  an entry point for engaging on conditions for sustainability, relevance and impact.
  9. Because the MDF does not accept strict ear marking of donor contributions — though it does allow for
  preference indications — it means that the funds are freely available for programming according to the
  criteria and priorities that the MDF agrees to. Given strong GOI participation, the MDF is seen as the
  most successful instrument for harmonization and coordination in an environment that has been
  criticized for a lack of coordination. The MDF's Mid Term Review conducted in 2008-2009 found that the
  MDF had made a positive contribution to harmonizing donor efforts and to increasing the effectiveness
  and efficiency of the reconstruction effort.
  10. The MDF did not sufficiently engage the private sector and did not have a coherent job creation strategy.
  The MDF lacked executive rights, but GOI and BRR are credited with leveraging a decisive response.

RawText:
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  RELEASE IN PART B5,B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 1:05 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Aceh Background
  Attachments: Lessons from Aceh Multi Donor Trust Fund.docx
  FYI: From one of the folks we hired who had been working with Pierre Louis:
  Lessons from the Aceh and Nias Multi-Donor Trust Fund
  1. The Government of Indonesia (G01) responded to the Tsunami by issuing a series of government decrees,
  and immediately organized both overview and relief efforts to ensure a rational and coordinated
  response. The first task was to produce a Damage and Loss Assessment (DLA). The DLA was followed by
  a more detailed Master Plan for Rehabilitation and Reconstruction (MPRR). The MPRR provided in-depth
  sector plans, spatial planning, the governance and supervision arrangements of finances with
  considerable attention to how to avoid or minimize corruption. The process behind the MPRR was
  consultative, with a wide range of local stakeholders and public offices being heard. The MPRR was
  presented on 26 March, only 3 months after the Tsunami.
  2. The MPRR was to form the basis for a general three-stage strategy. The Relief phase was originally set to
  six months, but was then reduced to three: January- March 2005. The Rehabilitation phase is to run for
  about 21 months, through December 2006, and the Reconstruction phase from July 2006 through
  December 2009. The MPRR provides a well defined phasing of interventions.
  3. The objectives for the Relief efforts were humanitarian relief: rescue; food and medicine; emergency
  infrastructure and temporary shelter; and burying the dead. The Rehabilitation phase is to restore
  services to minimum level: public services; economic facilities; banking and financial institutions; trauma
  treatments; secure land rights; law and order; and temporary shelter. Finally, Reconstruction is to rebuild
  the region: rebuilding the economy (production, trade and banking); the transportation,
  telecommunications, and social and cultural systems; improving institutional capacity; and housing.
  4. The Government set up a ministerial-level agency to manage the MPRR program from Aceh itself, the
  Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency for Aceh and Nias. The BRR was formally established end April
  2005 and became operational early May. The World Bank Board on 30 March 2005 formally established
  the Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDF) with a Steering Committee comprised of BRR, GOI, donors and civil
  society. Having a credible local coordinators was key to success.
  5. The EC channels nearly 93% of its funds through the MDF, while only 2.5% of USD 400 million from the
  US goes to the MDF. While payments into the fund were slow, disbursements out of it were to begin
  with even slower. By October 2005, project agreements for about USD 200 million had been signed, but
  only USD 3 million had actually been disbursed. Disbursements picked up the pace thereafter. The delay
  was caused by two principal impediments: first, donors were quick to pledge funds, but getting all the
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  exact written agreements in place took time. This points to the need for donors to be flexible regarding
  formal agreements, and accept simple, generic paragraphs that can contribute to speedy resolution of
  slightly differing phrasings and concerns. Second, the processing time for project approval and
  implementation was a concern. Since the MDF was to have funded projects on-budget, they had to be
  implemented by government institutions. This crated bottlenecks.
  6. Smaller donors joined because they wished to support the reconstruction efforts in Aceh but do not have
  own capacity and often not strong views on how best to pursue this. They want the Bank to assume
  fiduciary responsibilities for the funds in a high-risk environment, and also to take a lead in ensuring that
  the funds go to prioritized activities. The MDF is thus seen a well-managed bank account with some paid-
  for administrative services. However, the all-inclusive Steering Committee made membership large and
  to some extent unwieldy, and forced it to discuss both policy and operational issues.
  7. The Multi Donor Fund Secretariat has developed an Outreach Strategy that includes regular radio talk
  shows, field visits to meet and discuss with beneficiaries and communication through advertisements as
  well as a telephone hotline.
  8. MDF received praise for engaging the Government of Indonesia (G01) in policy dialogue. The MDF is thus
  an entry point for engaging on conditions for sustainability, relevance and impact.
  9. Because the MDF does not accept strict ear marking of donor contributions — though it does allow for
  preference indications — it means that the funds are freely available for programming according to the
  criteria and priorities that the MDF agrees to. Given strong GOI participation, the MDF is seen as the
  most successful instrument for harmonization and coordination in an environment that has been
  criticized for a lack of coordination. The MDF's Mid Term Review conducted in 2008-2009 found that the
  MDF had made a positive contribution to harmonizing donor efforts and to increasing the effectiveness
  and efficiency of the reconstruction effort.
  10. The MDF did not sufficiently engage the private sector and did not have a coherent job creation strategy.
  The MDF lacked executive rights, but GOI and BRR are credited with leveraging a decisive response.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 8:16 AM
  To: Thessin, James H
  Cc: Curtis, Meghann A; 'Alexandre, Carl'
  Subject: Aceh Background
  Jim
  See below.
  Meghann
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  cdm
  From: Curtis, Meghann A
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 6:16 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: What is the deadline on Aceh Fund brief
  From Jean-Louis on Aceh Multi Donor Trust Fund. It's interesting.
  From: Jean-Louis Warn holz [mailto:
  Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 6:15 PM
  To: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: RE: What is the deadline on Aceh Fund brief
  Meghann
  Please see attached a few quick notes based largely on the Trust Fund's progress report and an independent evaluation
  commission by the World Bank, DFID, NORAd and others.
  I spoke to Kathleen. I did have to cancel a piece for Canada's main evening news at CBC, which they plan to air on
  Sunday before the Montreal Summit. I understand that media appearances, especially if higher profile, can cause
  sensitivities.
  Best wishes
  Jean-Louis
  Lessons from the Aceh and Nias Multi-Donor Trust Fund
  11. The Government of Indonesia (G01) responded to the Tsunami by issuing a series of government decrees,
  and immediately organized both overview and relief efforts to ensure a rational and coordinated
  response. The first task was to produce a Damage and Loss Assessment (DLA). The DLA was followed by
  a more detailed Master Plan for Rehabilitation and Reconstruction (MPRR). The MPRR provided in-depth
  sector plans, spatial planning, the governance and supervision .arrangements of finances with
  considerable attention to how to avoid or minimize corruption. The process behind the MPRR was
  consultative, with a wide range of local stakeholders and public offices being heard. The MPRR was
  presented on 26 March, only 3 months after the Tsunami.
  12. The MPRR was to form the basis for a general three-stage strategy. The Relief phase was originally set to
  six months, but was then reduced to three: January- March 2005. The Rehabilitation phase is to run for
  about 21 months, through December 2006, and the Reconstruction phase from July 2006 through
  December 2009. The MPRR provides a well defined phasing of interventions.
  13. The objectives for the Relief efforts were humanitarian relief: rescue; food and medicine; emergency
  infrastructure and temporary shelter; and burying the dead. The Rehabilitation phase is to restore
  services to minimum level: public services; economic facilities; banking and financial institutions; trauma
  treatments; secure land rights; law and order; and temporary shelter. Finally, Reconstruction is to rebuild
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  the region: rebuilding the economy (production, trade and banking); the transportation,
  telecommunications, and social and cultural systems; improving institutional capacity; and housing.
  14. The Government set up a ministerial-level agency to manage the MPRR program from Aceh itself, the
  Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency for Aceh and Nias. The BRR was formally established end April
  2005 and became operational early May. The World Bank Board on 30 March 2005 formally established
  the Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDF) with a Steering Committee comprised of BRR, GOI, donors and civil
  society. Having a credible local coordinators was key to success.
  15. The EC channels nearly 93% of its funds through the MDF, while only 2.5% of USD 400 million from the
  US goes to the MDF. While payments into the fund were slow, disbursements out of it were to begin
  with even slower. By October 2005, project agreements for about USD 200 million had been signed, but
  only USD 3 million had actually been disbursed. Disbursements picked up the pace thereafter. The delay
  was caused by two principal impediments: first, donors were quick to pledge funds, but getting all the
  exact written agreements in place took time. This points to the need for donors to be flexible regarding
  formal agreements, and accept simple, generic paragraphs that can contribute to speedy resolution of
  slightly differing phrasings and concerns. Second, the processing time for project approval and
  implementation was a concern. Since the MDF was to have funded projects on-budget, they had to be
  implemented by government institutions. This crated bottlenecks.
  16. Smaller donors joined because they wished to support the reconstruction efforts in Aceh but do not have
  own capacity and often not strong views on how best to pursue this. They want the Bank to assume
  fiduciary responsibilities for the funds in a high-risk environment, and also to take a lead in ensuring that
  the funds go to prioritized activities. The MDF is thus seen a well-managed bank account with some paid-
  for administrative services. However, the all-inclusive Steering Committee made membership large and
  to some extent unwieldy, and forced it to discuss both policy and operational issues.
  17. The Multi Donor Fund Secretariat has developed an Outreach Strategy that includes regular radio talk
  shows, field visits to meet and discuss with beneficiaries and communication through advertisements as
  well as a telephone hotline.
  18. MDF received praise for engaging the Government of Indonesia (G01) in policy dialogue. The MDF is thus
  an entry point for engaging on conditions for sustainability, relevance and impact.
  19. Because the MDF does not accept strict ear marking of donor contributions — though it does allow for
  preference indications — it means that the funds are freely available for programming according to the
  criteria and priorities that the MDF agrees to. Given strong GO1 participation, the MDF is seen as the
  most successful instrument for harmonization and coordination in an environment that has been
  criticized for a lack of coordination. The MDF's Mid Term Review conducted in 2008-2009 found that the
  MDF had made a positive contribution to harmonizing donor efforts and to increasing the effectiveness
  and efficiency of the reconstruction effort.
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  20. The MDF did not sufficiently engage the private sector and did not have a coherent job creation strategy.
  The MDF lacked executive rights, but GOI and BRR are credited with leveraging a decisive response.
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