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DocNumber: C05769956
MetadataSubject: CONFIDENTIAL
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Blair, Cherie
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MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-020439
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ExtractedSubject: Re: confidential
ExtractedFrom: Cherie Blair <
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 3:05 AM
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  W I'll send you details later
  Sent from my iPad
  On 15 Jun 2010, at 02:37, "H" <HDR22@clintonemail.com> wrote:
  > I would be happy to meet w hiim. How should I follow up to arrange a mutually agreeable time? All the best to you.
  >

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  From: Cherie Blair <
  Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 3:05 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: confidential
  W I'll send you details later
  Sent from my iPad
  On 15 Jun 2010, at 02:37, "H" <HDR22@clintonemail.com> wrote:
  > I would be happy to meet w hiim. How should I follow up to arrange a mutually agreeable time? All the best to you.
  > Original Message
  > From: Cherie Blair <
  > To: H
  > Sent: Mon Jun 07 09:56:45 2010
  > Subject: confidential
  > As you know I have good links to the Qataris. Sheikha Mosah's son is the 31/32 year old Crown Prince and she is keen
  that he starts to build a wider international profile. He has been appointed head of the Qatar National Food Security
  Programme which is designed to deal with Qatar's food security issues its a $30 billion programme. He is aware that
  food security is an issue you are majoring on and would love to meet with you in person to discuss this and to explore
  potential partnership areas between US and Qatar including possible participation in the US/World Bank Food Security
  Fund. He is also keen to talk more generally about US/Qatari cooperation and even suggested they could help out with
  the Oil spill problem. There is apparently a Arab Food Security Summit in October 2010 and he would like to discuss Us
  participation in that too.
  > IS a meeting possible he is more flexible on place and times than his mother! Or maybe we could set up an initial
  phone call.
  > Can you let me know if this appeals to you at all?
  > Cherie Blair
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  >
  >
  > This message has been scanned by MailController - www.MailController.altohiway.com
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DocNumber: C05769959
MetadataSubject: MAGGIE
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Valmoro, Lona J
MetadataDateSent: 2010-05-06T04:00:00+00:00
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ExtractedSubject: Maggie
ExtractedTo: H
ExtractedFrom: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.goy>
ExtractedDateSent: Thursday, May 6, 2010 7:48 AM
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  Yes, it works well -- I will follow up with her office.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  B6

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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.goy>
  Sent: Thursday, May 6, 2010 7:48 AM
  To: H
  Subject Re: Maggie
  Yes, it works well -- I will follow up with her office.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  B6
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Thu May 06 07:37:59 2010
  Subject: Maggie
  I'd like to see her next week. Does Thursday night work?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769959 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769961
MetadataSubject: (INSIDERSOUT) CLINTON EQUATES LGBT RIGHTS TO HUMAN RIGHTS
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Fwd: [InsidersOut] Clinton equates LGBT rights to human rights
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 4:54 PM
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 4:54 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Fwd: [InsidersOut] Clinton equates LGBT rights to human rights
  Fyi
  From: Richard Socarides
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Jun 22 16:43:36 2010
  Subject: Fwd: [InsidersOut] Clinton equates LGBT rights to human rights
  Forwarded message
  From: Chris Johnson
  Date: Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 3:47 PM
  Subject: [InsidersOut] Clinton equates LGBT rights to human rights
  To: insidersout@googlegroups.com
  http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/06/22/clinton-equates-lebt-rights-to-human-rights/
  Clinton equates LGBT rights to human rights
  Chris Johnson I Jun 22, 2010 I Comments 0
  Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Tuesday equated the pursuit of LGBT rights to the pursuit of human rights
  as she celebrated Pride month with gay State Department employees.
  During a speech, Clinton said her belief that LGBT rights are synonymous with human rights as a whole is
  consistent with remarks she made as first lady in favor of women's rights during a visit to China.
  "Just as I was very proud to say the obvious more than 15 years ago in Beijing that human rights are women's
  rights — and women's rights are human rights — let me say today that human rights are gay rights and gay
  rights are human rights," she said.
  Clinton made her remarks during a State Department event commemorating June as Pride month. Gays &
  Lesbians in Foreign Affairs Agencies, the affinity group for LGBT employees at the State Department,
  coordinated the event.
  The secretary compared LGBT rights to human rights after describing discrimination and oppression that many
  people face in other countries. She said these abuses sometimes consist of people being "harassed, beaten,
  subjected to sexual violence — even killed — because of who they are and who they love."
  "In some places, violence against the LGBT community is permitted by law and inflamed by public calls to
  violence," she said. "In others, it persists insidiously behind closed doors. These dangers are not gay issues.
  This is a human rights issue."
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  Clinton was well received by the more than 400 people who attended the State Department event. She received
  a standing ovation before and after her speech.
  The secretary said she's been "greatly motivated" by the personal stories of LGBT people over her lifetime and
  that they helped shape the course of her political career.
  She recalled how as a first lady she marched in a Pride parade — something a first lady had never done before
  — and noted she co-sponsored a number of pro-LGBT bills in her previous role as a U.S. senator from New
  York, including hate crimes bill and the Employment Non-Discrimination Act.
  In an effort to continue that commitment to LGBT people, Clinton said the State Department would "advance a
  comprehensive human rights agenda" that would include an end to violence and discrimination based on sexual
  orientation and gender identity.
  She said efforts to confront this oppression consist of "elevating our human rights dialogues" with foreign
  governments to protect LGBT people as well as documenting anti-gay abuses in the State Department's annual
  human rights report.
  One of the arms of the State Department that Clinton commended for taking the lead at confronting anti-gay
  abuses was the Bureau of African Affairs, which she said directed every U.S. embassy in Africa to report on the
  conditions of local LGBT communities. Clinton noted that she's asked every regional bureau "to make this
  issue a priority."
  Clinton said Foreign Service officers in the State Department are siding with pro-LGBT groups overseas despite
  threats to personal safety. She cited the participation of U.S. officials last month in Slovakia's first ever Pride
  parade as one example.
  "There were anti-gay protesters who became violent and the police used tear gas, which our chargee and other
  diplomats were exposed to — a quite unpleasant experience, but a service to a just cause," she said.
  On the domestic front, Clinton recognized that many LGBT Americans feel frustrated on the lack of progress on
  advancing LGBT issues. Still, Clinton urged patience and said much progress has already been made.
  "I know when you're in the midst of a great movement of change, it seems like it is glacial, but any fair
  assessment — from my perspective, and I lived longer than at least more than 75 percent of you — is that it is
  extraordinary what has happened in such a short period of time," she said.
  Clinton said the U.S. has come "such a far distance" in advancing LGBT rights, but said are there many people
  within the country who need outreach and support to "stand up and be who they are."
  "The struggle for equality is never, ever finished," she said. "And it is rarely easy, despite how self-evident it
  should be, but the hardest fought battles often have the biggest impact."
  The secretary encouraged LGBT people to look out for others who may need a hand — such as LGBT youth,
  whom Clinton said "still, in numbers far beyond what should ever happen, take their own lives rather than live
  that life."
  "So, I hope that each and every one of us will recommit ourselves to building a future in which every person —
  every single person — can live in dignity, free from violence, free to be themselves, free to live up to their God-
  given potential — wherever they live and whoever they are," she said.
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DocNumber: C05769964
MetadataSubject: ARE YOU STILL AT OFFICE?
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Hanley, Monica R
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ExtractedSubject: RE: Are you still at office?
ExtractedTo: H
ExtractedFrom: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.goy>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 7:44 PM
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ExtractedBodyText: Yes I am. Huma is here too
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  Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 7:44 PM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: Are you still at office?
  Yes I am. Huma is here too
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 7:40 PM
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Subject: Are you still at office?
  I'm on the way back.
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DocNumber: C05769966
MetadataSubject: SCHEDULE
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: ValmoroLJ@state.gov
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Schedule
ExtractedTo: H; Huma Abedin
ExtractedFrom: Valmoro, Lona 1 <ValmoroU@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 7:36 AM
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  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  direct)

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  From: Valmoro, Lona 1 <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 7:36 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Tue Jun 15 07:32:32 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  I want to meet alone w Amb. Oren this afternoon.
  Also, can you find out when Maggie will be in DC again?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769966 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769968
MetadataSubject: JAKE ASKING TO TALK.
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 8:23 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Jake asking to talk.
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DocNumber: C05769969
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MetadataFrom: Ebeling, Betsy
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  B6
  Gert: thank you for sending the letter to
  retirement.
  on the occasion of her
  flew in to surprise her at the luncheon. It was a great day
  all around for a great lady. Thanks again. B

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  H
  From:
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  Gert: thank you for sending the letter to
  retirement.
  on the occasion of her
  flew in to surprise her at the luncheon. It was a great day
  all around for a great lady. Thanks again. B
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DocNumber: C05769970
MetadataSubject: MANY THANKS
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: McHale, Judith A
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ExtractedSubject: Many Thanks
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  FYI. Thanks again for signing the book ---- and I do hope you get royalties from Mongolia! Also thought you would like to
  see the attached letter to President Clinton.

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  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 4:59 AM
  To:
  Subject FW: Many Thanks
  Attachments: Message hariu to B Clinton 2010.6.14.pdf
  FYI. Thanks again for signing the book ---- and I do hope you get royalties from Mongolia! Also thought you would like to
  see the attached letter to President Clinton.
  From: Addleton, Jonathan S
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 3:57 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: Many Thanks
  Judith —
  This is simply a quick note to thank you for the inscribed Mongolian-language copy of Secretary Clinton's memoir which
  just arrived. We look forward to delivering it to President Elbegdorj and know that he will be delighted. This was a
  terrific idea on your part — and the fact that it now has actually happened is really gratifying as well.
  FYI, let me also attach a copy of a recent letter from President Elbegdorj to former President Bill Clinton. Although
  specifically highlighting the upcoming Nadaam festivities in Ulaanbaatar in mid July, I know that President Clinton would
  be welcome to visit Mongolia at any time, fulfilling the desire expressed in his "Foreign Policy" interview earlier this year
  that he really does want to "ride across the Mongolian steppes on horseback"!
  Best regards,
  Jonathan
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DocNumber: C05769971
MetadataSubject: CGI 2010 ANNUAL MEETING
MetadataTo: Clinton, William J
MetadataFrom: Elbegdori, Tsakina
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  PRESIDENT
  OF 'MONGOLIA
  MOHrOJI WICIA111
  EPORXIIHJION
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  Ynati uöauru p Government House
  Toptititt option Ltlattosbadtar-17.
  Mongolia
  1-10NOKABLEi..W.11..pAM
  55 West
  25th
  Street
  New York.,:N X', 0027
  Ulannbaniar,june' ''ft"-'2010
  Dent President Clinton.
  I. wish to express thy. thanks to .yoti fOr the invitation to attend the CGI 2010 Amnia(
  ,teeting. I ant confident that el Annual meeting will be another success identifying most
  effective solutions to address pressing global challenges..
  Since. my correspondence to yoU last Pall, we itave been finalizing' preparatiOns for
  Mongolia's national lioliday.:Naudarn. which, vvil I take place this year on July I I and 12'1'
  This year's Celebration is particularly special because it olso marks Qui. 20th anniversary as a
  democratic• nation... Mongolia is proud of its successful democratic transition \vial major
  gains in the political. economic, social ancl spiritual areas ()lour society.
  Our people, are grateful to our friends, and allies including the United .States and ,you
  personally, ior the persistent support you have extended to 'Mongolia.
  Because of:the 'tremendous impact you have made tbr freedom in Mongolia I would like to
  extend to:you the higfies.t Stole A wfkril or Mongolia cawing, I heNtadtun holiday next month.
  Mr.. President. it 'would be my honor to host you personally in Mongolia next month for:
  Naadam. receiving the .State :Award of Mongolia zind seeing and experiencing Mongolia's
  ancient traditions first-hand,
  Looking tbrward 10 weleorning'you in Mongolia,•
  .1 remain sincerely.yours,
  gv&iii"
  ---
  TsA MBA ELBEGDORi
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DocNumber: C05769972
MetadataSubject: CALL
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MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
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  Westewelle cannot do call at 7:30.
  Holbrooke says he needs to talk to you

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  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 7:04 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Call
  Westewelle cannot do call at 7:30.
  Holbrooke says he needs to talk to you
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DocNumber: C05769973
MetadataSubject: CONFIDENTIAL
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MetadataFrom: CHERIE BLAIR
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ExtractedSubject: RE: confidential
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  How about arranging a phone call between the two of you first to discuss the issues briefly then you could agree
  mutually when to meet.
  If you give me a time when you can take a quick phone call from the Crown Prince I will get the number for you to ring.
  Cherie Blair

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  From: Cherie Blair < >
  Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 9:38 AM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: confidential
  How about arranging a phone call between the two of you first to discuss the issues briefly then you could agree
  mutually when to meet.
  If you give me a time when you can take a quick phone call from the Crown Prince I will get the number for you to ring.
  Cherie Blair
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: 15 June 2010 02:35
  To: Cherie Blair
  Subject: Re: confidential
  I would be happy to meet w him. How should I follow up to arrange a mutually agreeable time? All the best to you.
  Original Message
  From: Cherie Blair < >
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Jun 07 09:56:45 2010
  Subject: confidential
  As you know I have good links to the Qataris. Sheikha Mosah's son is the 31/32 year old Crown Prince and she is keen
  that he starts to build a wider international profile. He has been appointed head of the Qatar National Food Security
  Programme which is designed to deal with Qatar's food security issues its a $30 billion programme. He is aware that
  food security is an issue you are majoring on and would love to meet with you in person to discuss this and to explore
  potential partnership areas between US and Qatar including possible participation in the US/World Bank Food Security
  Fund. He is also keen to talk more generally about US/Qatari cooperation and even suggested they could help out with
  the Oil spill problem. There is apparently a Arab Food Security Summit in October 2010 and he would like to discuss Us
  participation in that too.
  IS a meeting possible he is more flexible on place and times than his mother! Or maybe we could set up an initial phone
  call.
  Can you let me know if this appeals to you at all?
  Cherie Blair
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 7:29 AM
  To:
  Subject FW: Thanks to you and the Secretary for inspiring remarks today
  FYI — see traffic below mine.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 9:54 PM
  To: Ruckman, Kathleen S
  Subject: RE: Thanks to you and the Secretary for inspiring remarks today
  Kathy
  What an uplifting email.
  Thank you for reaching out and I will share this with her.
  We still need to get that on the agenda for thank you for the reminder given her passion in this area.
  And thank you for your kind words.
  Best.
  cdm
  From: Rucicman, Kathleen S
  Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 3:21 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Thanks to you and the Secretary for inspiring remarks today
  Hi, Cheryl —
  Thank you so much for your excellent introduction of the Secretary today, and for your support of the good
  work of GLIFFA. As always, the Secretary was brilliant and inspiring. Would it be possible for you to pass on a
  word to her on my behalf?
  You may remember that I am working in the Office of Children's Issues, B6
  particularly on international child abduction. You and I were in contact in March 2009, and we discussed then
  the possibility of talking with the Secretary about the work we do here in our office. That did not work out,
  and I of course understood, but I would like to thank her for her interest in and support of our work, both in
  abduction and inter-country adoption.
  On a personal note. I wanted the Secretary to know
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  But I want to let
  the Secretary know that I am especially grateful for all the work she has done for the GLBT community in the
  Department and around the world. What a thrill it was to today to hear her say that gay rights are human
  rights!
  We are indeed at an exciting point in history. Please extend my thanks to the Secretary for her leadership.
  All the best,
  Kathy
  Kathleen S. Ruckman
  Incoming Branch Chief
  Office of Children's Issues
  U.S. Department of State
  NEW PHONE as of 4/1/10: 202-663-2928
  From: Ruckman, Kathleen S
  Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 8:59 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: RE: Work for S
  Thanks so much, Cheryl! I appreciate your efforts.
  Kathy
  Kathleen S. Ruckman
  Deputy Director, Office of Children's Issues
  U.S. Department of State, CA/OCS/CI
  202-736-9123
  *
  DISCLAIMER: The contents of this e-mail are confidential to the addressee(s) and are intended solely for his/her/their exclusive use. If you are not an addressee,
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  United States Government.
  In accordance with E.O. 12958, this email is: SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 8:00 AM
  To: Ruckman, Kathleen S
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: RE: Work for S
  I have asked lona to find a timein the next month
  From: Ruckman, Kathleen S
  Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 10:44 AM
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  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: RE: Work for S
  That would be great, Cheryl. We are always glad to talk about what we do. Let me know if there is something I need to
  do.
  Best, Kathy
  Kathleen S. Ruckman
  Deputy Director, Office of Children's Issues
  U.S. Department of State, CA/OCS/CI
  202-736-9123
  DISCLAIMER: The contents of this e-mail are confidential to the addressee(s) and are intended solely for his/her/their exclusive use. If you are not an addressee,
  you may have received this e-mail in error. If so, please reply immediately to the sender and delete this message. Any disclosure, copying, distribution or action taken
  in reliance on it is prohibited and may be unlawful. Any opinions expressed in this e-mail are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of the
  United States Government.
  In accordance with E.O. 12958, this email is: SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 10:36 AM
  To: Ruckman, Kathleen S
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: RE: Work for S
  This is very important to her — she raised it before so if you are the primary office, it may make sense to have you and
  Director connect with her — politically work?
  cdm
  From: Ruckman, Kathleen S
  Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 8:49 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F; Samuelson, Heather F; Peria, Laura
  Subject: RE: Work for S
  Hi, Cheryl —
  The Office of Children's Issues is in the Bureau of Consular Affairs, Overseas Citizens' Services, and we are the only office
  that handles child abductions in the Department. Our office is in SA-29 at 2100 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Fourth
  floor. We are the U.S. Central Authority for two Hague Conventions, the Child Abduction Convention and the
  Intercountry Adoption Convention. Our office is currently handling more than 1600 open international child abduction
  cases from the U.S. and about 400 cases of abductions of children into the U.S. under the Hague Convention. We're very
  busy! Come see us!
  Kathy
  Kathleen S. Ruckman
  Deputy Director, Office of Children's Issues
  U.S. Department of State, CA/OCS/CI
  202-736-9123
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  DISCLAIMER: The contents of this e-mail are confidential to the addressee(s) and are intended solely for his/her/their exclusive use. If you are not an addressee,
  you may have received this e-mail in error. If so, please reply immediately to the sender and delete this message. Any disclosure, copying, distribution or action taken
  in reliance on it is prohibited and may be unlawful. Any opinions expressed in this e-mail are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of the
  United States Government.
  In accordance with E.O. 12958, this email is: SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 5:54 AM
  To: Ruckman, Kathleen S
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F; Samuelson, Heather F; Pena, Laura
  Subject: Re: Work for S
  Kathy (pls call me cheryl)
  You are in a space near and dear as is the child abduction' issue - where do child abductions get handled? In consular
  affairs or in the individual bureaus?
  From: Ruckman, Kathleen S
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Mar 13 17:35:54 2009
  Subject: Work for S
  Dear Ms. Mills:
  I learned through Pam Ciccetti, in the Clinton Senate office, that you have been handling staff ng for Secretary
  Clinton here in the Department of State. I am also an
  attorney, currently working in a management position (GS-14) here in the Department of State, Bureau of
  Consular Affairs, as Deputy Director of the Office of Children's Issues.
  I am hap
  welfare
  Thank you and best regards,
  Kathy
  Kathleen S. Ruckman
  Deputy Director, Office of Children's Issues
  U.S. Department of State, CA/OCS/CI
  202-736-9123
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  In accordance with E.O. 12958, this email is: SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
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  Ok.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 07:29:47 2010
  Subject: Re: Call
  GW is dodging me so ask that letter be drafted that I could send him asap making case.
  Original Message ---
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  To: H
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 07:04:00 2010
  Subject: Call
  Westewelle cannot do call at 7:30.
  Holbrooke says he needs to talk to you
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  Lona Valmoro
  t to the Secretary of State
  (direct)

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  What's the plan
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  You are scheduled to meet with the Danish Foreign Minister on Friday. The Danes are interested in partnering with the
  US on a side event at the Kabul
  Conference focused on Afghan women. I think this has potential and I'll raise with SRAP, but wanted you to know -- in
  case it comes up in your meeting.
  When I met with a couple of the Afghan women who participated in the recent peace jirga, they told me that it would
  send a very strong message if a large group of women representing Afghan civil society could meet with you when you
  are in Kabul for the conference. I don't know if it will be possible to arrange such a large gathering, but perhaps
  something significant can be arranged.
  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 meeting with the Danish Foreign Minister
  You are scheduled to meet with the Danish Foreign Minister on Friday. The Danes are interested in partnering with the
  US on a side event at the Kabul
  Conference focused on Afghan women. I think this has potential and I'll raise with SRAP, but wanted you to know -- in
  case it comes up in your meeting.
  When I met with a couple of the Afghan women who participated in the recent peace jirga, they told me that it would
  send a very strong message if a large group of women representing Afghan civil society could meet with you when you
  are in Kabul for the conference. I don't know if it will be possible to arrange such a large gathering, but perhaps
  something significant can be arranged.
  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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  Cheryl and I discussed how to do an effective strategy session. Monday early afternoon is the first clear shot we have at
  getting the right group of people in the room together for an extended period of time.
  We propose to start the discussion from the following premise: We've addressed, in one fashion or another, to one
  degree of satisfaction or another, most of the major items we set out at the beginning of last near. We've moved the
  needle, but we haven't changed the game. Now the question is, what are the major milestones over the next 12-18
  months? What should we be aiming at? And especially, what are some potential game-changers — moves that would
  shift the global landscape in meaningful and long-lasting ways?
  Everything will be on the table — regional issues, transnational issues, etc. Everyone should read the book of look-ahead
  papers; identify things they think we should pursue; and add ideas — especially creative and far-reaching ideas — on top
  of what's contained in them.
  We propose the following roster:
  Jim
  Jack
  Bill
  AMS
  Derek
  CDM
  Jake
  Rich
  Kurt
  Judith
  Harold
  Let us know what you think.
  Jake

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  Subject Strategy session
  Cheryl and I discussed how to do an effective strategy session. Monday early afternoon is the first clear shot we have at
  getting the right group of people in the room together for an extended period of time.
  We propose to start the discussion from the following premise: We've addressed, in one fashion or another, to one
  degree of satisfaction or another, most of the major items we set out at the beginning of last near. We've moved the
  needle, but we haven't changed the game. Now the question is, what are the major milestones over the next 12-18
  months? What should we be aiming at? And especially, what are some potential game-changers — moves that would
  shift the global landscape in meaningful and long-lasting ways?
  Everything will be on the table — regional issues, transnational issues, etc. Everyone should read the book of look-ahead
  papers; identify things they think we should pursue; and add ideas — especially creative and far-reaching ideas — on top
  of what's contained in them.
  We propose the following roster:
  Jim
  Jack
  Bill
  AMS
  Derek
  CDM
  Jake
  Rich
  Kurt
  Judith
  Harold
  Let us know what you think.
  Jake
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  From Toiv, Nora F
  Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 1:27 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Remarks to participants at High Level Meeting on Food Security for All
  1/26/09
  S. Remarks to participants at High Level Meeting on Food Security for All
  President Obama has made clear that alleviating hunger worldwide is a top priority of this Administration. As he said on
  the first day of his Presidency, "to the people of poor nations, we pledge to work alongside you to make your farms
  flourish and let clean waters flow; to nourish starved bodies and feed hungry minds." The President and I intend to focus
  new attention on food security so that developing nations can invest in food production, affordability, accessibility,
  education and technology.
  http://www.state.gov/secretary/rm/2009a/01/115585.htm

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  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Remarks to participants at High Level Meeting on Food Security for All
  1/26/09
  S. Remarks to participants at High Level Meeting on Food Security for All
  President Obama has made clear that alleviating hunger worldwide is a top priority of this Administration. As he said on
  the first day of his Presidency, "to the people of poor nations, we pledge to work alongside you to make your farms
  flourish and let clean waters flow; to nourish starved bodies and feed hungry minds." The President and I intend to focus
  new attention on food security so that developing nations can invest in food production, affordability, accessibility,
  education and technology.
  http://www.state.gov/secretary/rm/2009a/01/115585.htm
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  Reines, Philippe I
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  H
  Valmoro, Lona J; Hanley, Monica R
  Tonight
  So DS will take you from the WH

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  Afghanistan
  FYL
  Statement by Ambassador Mark Sedwill, NATO's Senior Civilian Representative to Afghanistan
  Stan McChrystal is one of the finest men I have ever known. He is and will remain a lifelong
  friend.
  General McChrystal has also been an outstanding military commander who was pivotal in
  creating and driving forward NATO's strategy in Afghanistan to regain the initiative against
  the insurgency, resolve the political tensions which fuel it and transition responsibility to the
  Government of Afghanistan as we help build their capabilities.
  This strategy remains the basis of the campaign. The campaign remains on course. The
  Afghan people should have no doubt of our commitment to build a stable Afghanistan and a
  safer world.
  I look forward to working with General David Petraeus whose remarkable track record speaks
  for itself. He will provide the continuity and strong leadership required to meet the challenges
  ahead.
  Dominic Medley
  SCR Spokesman/Media Advisor
  medlev.dominic@hq.nato.int
  dominic.medlev@hq.isaf.nato.int
  +93 793 38 4008

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  To:
  Subject FW: Statement by Ambassador Mark Sedwill, NATO's Senior Civilian Representative to
  Afghanistan
  FYL
  Statement by Ambassador Mark Sedwill, NATO's Senior Civilian Representative to Afghanistan
  Stan McChrystal is one of the finest men I have ever known. He is and will remain a lifelong
  friend.
  General McChrystal has also been an outstanding military commander who was pivotal in
  creating and driving forward NATO's strategy in Afghanistan to regain the initiative against
  the insurgency, resolve the political tensions which fuel it and transition responsibility to the
  Government of Afghanistan as we help build their capabilities.
  This strategy remains the basis of the campaign. The campaign remains on course. The
  Afghan people should have no doubt of our commitment to build a stable Afghanistan and a
  safer world.
  I look forward to working with General David Petraeus whose remarkable track record speaks
  for itself. He will provide the continuity and strong leadership required to meet the challenges
  ahead.
  Dominic Medley
  SCR Spokesman/Media Advisor
  medlev.dominic@hq.nato.int
  dominic.medlev@hq.isaf.nato.int
  +93 793 38 4008
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769988 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>
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  From: Klobuchar, Amy (Klobuchar) [mailto:
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 4:49 PM
  To: Yamamoto, Donald Y; Casper, Anne S
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob.]
  Subject:
  Anne and Don—
  has arrived in Minnesota with his
  I want you to know that I was incredibly impressed
  by the work ot the State Department and the Embassy under very difficult circumstances. I truly don't believe he would be
  back in our country without your help. Thank you for everything you've done.
  but he needed help! That is what we do sometimes! Thank you so much for ëverytning you nave aone. I will write a
  separate note to Secretary Clinton about your strong work.
  Sincerely,
  Amy Klobuchar
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  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:08 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: US Senators blast 'dysfunctional' diplomats in Afghanistan
  FYI
  From: Faillace, Karlygash B
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 4:40 PM
  To: SSRAP_Expanded; SCA-PPD-Guidance-DL
  Subject: US Senators blast 'dysfunctional' diplomats in Afghanistan
  US Senators blast 'dysfunctional' diplomats in Afghanistan
  WASHINGTON, June 23, 2010 (AFP) - President Barack Obama must overhaul the "completely
  dysfunctional" civilian side of US-led efforts in Afghanistan or risk losing the high-
  stakes conflict, three hawkish US Senators said Wednesday.
  Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham, joined by Independent Senator Joe
  Lieberman, stopped just shy of explicitly urging Obama to replace Ambassador Karl
  Eikenberry but had harsh words for US diplomacy in Kabul.
  "The civilian side is, in my view, completely dysfunctional. The relationship between the
  civilian leadership and (Afghan) President (Hamid) Karzai has to be changed and
  repaired," said Graham.
  "I would urge the president to look at this as a chance to put new people on the ground
  without old baggage. And if we don't change quickly, we're going to lose a war we can't
  afford to lose," warned Graham.
  Graham and his colleagues warmly praised Obama's decision to replace General Stanley
  McChrystal with General David Petraeus, but cautioned that diplomatic failures could
  hamstring his efforts to manage the increasingly unpopular war.
  McCain suggested that Obama bring back veteran diplomat Ryan Crocker, who was ambassador
  to Baghdad when he and Petraeus enacted the "surge" strategy credited in Washington with
  bringing Iraq back from the brink of civil war.
  "We might suggest that a consideration be given to reuniting the Crocker-Petraeus team,
  although I'm sure that Ambassador Crocker will never forgive me for saying that, since
  he's enjoying his retirement," McCain said with a chuckle.
  "There is discontent -- or let me say, there is a lack of coordination and teamwork --
  between the military and civilian side, both at the embassy and other areas, in
  Afghanistan that needs to be repaired," said McCain.
  Lieberman took a slightly softer line, but underlined he felt "there is not the kind of
  unity in Afghanistan between our civilian and military leadership" that is needed to
  prosecute Obama's counterinsurgency strategy.
  The senators sharply criticized McChrystal over a Rolling Stone magazine profile in which
  the general and his aides are quoted as mocking top Obama national security aides, from
  Vice President Joe Biden on down.
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  McChrystal himself is quoted as deriding US special envoy Richard Holbrooke, and as
  saying he felt "betrayed" by Eikenberry, who had raised pointed objections to his
  strategy.
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  Now hearing that If you that's great - same plan. If you
  come back to office, just need to tell Huma what you would have told her via email, that you're skipping the concert
  Again, your tickets and concert plans will not be altered, we've assured that can't happen

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  Subject: Tonight
  Now hearing that If you that's great - same plan. If you
  come back to office, just need to tell Huma what you would have told her via email, that you're skipping the concert
  Again, your tickets and concert plans will not be altered, we've assured that can't happen
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769992 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Overall the speech is worth reading; if you like I'll have it put in your weekend book. 2 passages
  particularly worth noting.
  1. "Across the Atlantic, Hilary Clinton has pledged to put women 'front and center' of the American development
  agenda. That is the right choice. As David Cameron and Jeff Sachs argued earlier this year, women can hold the
  key to development in the world's poorest countries — in education, enterprise, micro-finance and healthcare.
  Investing in women pays dividends throughout the entire community."
  2. "I see DFID as a key, joined-up, integrated department, a bright star in the Whitehall constellation, a department
  of state for development in the developing world. That's why DFID has a seat at the Cabinet table and it's why I
  won't be satisfied until our message rings down the corridors of each and every department in Whitehall."
  We obviously don't love the "dept of state for development language," but what is most
  noteworthy is his emphasis on "joined-up" and "integrated" dept — underlining the fact that
  DFID as a separate cabinet department has been almost divorced from the rest of the
  government.
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972

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  Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 10:20 PM
  To:
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject 2 passages from maiden speech of Britain's new sec for development
  Overall the speech is worth reading; if you like I'll have it put in your weekend book. 2 passages
  particularly worth noting.
  1. "Across the Atlantic, Hilary Clinton has pledged to put women 'front and center' of the American development
  agenda. That is the right choice. As David Cameron and Jeff Sachs argued earlier this year, women can hold the
  key to development in the world's poorest countries — in education, enterprise, micro-finance and healthcare.
  Investing in women pays dividends throughout the entire community."
  2. "I see DFID as a key, joined-up, integrated department, a bright star in the Whitehall constellation, a department
  of state for development in the developing world. That's why DFID has a seat at the Cabinet table and it's why I
  won't be satisfied until our message rings down the corridors of each and every department in Whitehall."
  We obviously don't love the "dept of state for development language," but what is most
  noteworthy is his emphasis on "joined-up" and "integrated" dept — underlining the fact that
  DFID as a separate cabinet department has been almost divorced from the rest of the
  government.
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972
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  From: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:39 PM
  To: H; 'hanleymr@state.gov'
  Subject: RE: Tonight
  ok sounds good.
  From: H
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:28 PM
  To: Huma Abedin; 'hanleymr@state.gove
  Subject: Tonight
  Heading home.
  B5
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  From: PIR <preines
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:39 PM
  To: H; Lona Valmoro
  Cc: 'hanleymr@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  do I have the plan right?
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Lona Valmoro
  To: PIR
  Cc: ihanleymr@state.govi
  Subject: Tonight
  Sent: Jun 23, 2010 5:32 PM
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  also, IF you want to do any foreign/mccrystal calls:
  - frattini can talk now (till 6pm)
  - cannon can talk after 7pm
  rest will have to be tomorrow (if we do them at all)

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  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:42 PM
  To: H; 'hanleymr@state.gov'
  Subject: RE: Tonight
  also, IF you want to do any foreign/mccrystal calls:
  - frattini can talk now (till 6pm)
  - cannon can talk after 7pm
  rest will have to be tomorrow (if we do them at all)
  From: H
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:28 PM
  To: Huma Abedin; ehanleymr@state.gove
  Subject: Tonight
  B5
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:42 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: Second Wave of McCrystal
  fyi
  From: Crowley, Philip)
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:14 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Reines, Philippe I; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: RE: Second Wave of McCrystal
  There are some calls on the Hill for other changes in the team, i.e. Eikenberry. So it is already starting.
  PJ
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 3:11 PM
  To: Reines, Philippe I; Sullivan, Jacob J; Crowley, Philip 3; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: RE: Second Wave of McCrystal
  agree
  From: Reines, Philippe I
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 2:41 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Crowley, Philip J; Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: RE: Second Wave of McCrystal
  If she feels strongly, sure
  Otherwise I vote no. We aren't directly part of this unfortunate saga, don't need to be. Once again she and Gates
  come across as the mature ones. The questions they have for her on her recommendation, etc would be addressed by
  a statement.
  Besides, she'll answer this on camera tomorrow
  I would however add Petreaus to her call sheet even though I'm sure she saw him at the WH, so we can reinforce her
  relationship with him going forward
  We also need to stress their solid working relationship - I believe he was here last week and we thankfully put that on
  her schedule
  From: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 2:37 PM
  To: Reines, Philippe I; Crowley, Philip J; Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: RE: Second Wave of McCrystal
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769998 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769998 Date: 08/31/2015
  PIR
  From: Reines, Philippe I
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 2:35 PM
  To: Crowley, Philip 3; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: RE: Second Wave of McCrystal
  My bet on the direction this now takes is two fronts 1) does Petreaus make any big changes; can he do in Afghanistan
  what he did in Iraq; his health; political benefits of locking him up like Huntsman; etc
  B5
  B5
  B5
  Had McC weathered this, there would have been more emphasis on #2. With Petreaus there, there's an air of adult
  management so there will be less of that. whether there will B5
  be other changes to the team, how they get along with Petraeus and my strong suggestion to all involved is that this
  change is a fresh start for all. That ends the conversation.
  From: Crowley, Philip 3
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 8:42 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Reines, Philippe I
  Subject: Second Wave of McCrystal
  Let me start some thinking
  PJ
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  Valmoro, Lona J <VaIrnoroU@state.gov>
  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:58 PM
  preines
  Hanley, Monica R
  Re: Tonight
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)

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  Subject
  Valmoro, Lona J <VaIrnoroU@state.gov>
  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:58 PM
  preines
  Hanley, Monica R
  Re: Tonight
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
  Original Message
  From: PIR <preines
  To: Evergreen <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Valmoro, Lona J
  Cc: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 17:39:11 2010
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  do I have the plan right?
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Lona Valmoro
  To: PIR
  Cc: 'hanleymr@state.gov'
  Subject: Tonight
  Sent: Jun 23, 2010 5:32 PM
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  PIR <preines _
  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 6:51 PM
  H; Lona Valmoro
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  Re: Tonight
  Where did you say you are going?

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  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 6:51 PM
  H; Lona Valmoro
  'hanleymr@state.gov'
  Re: Tonight
  Where did you say you are going?
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Lona Valmoro
  To: PIR
  Cc: 'hanleymr@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  Sent: Jun 23, 2010 6:50 PM
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU • state. :ov>
  To: preines <preines
  Cc: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 17:58:18 2010
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
  Original Message
  From: PIR <preines
  To: Evergreen <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Valmoro, Lona J
  Cc: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 17:39:11 2010
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  do I have the plan right?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770001 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770001 Date: 08/31/2015
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Lona Valmoro
  To: PIR
  Cc: ihanleymr@state.goV
  Subject: Tonight
  Sent: Jun 23, 2010 5:32 PM
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770001 Date: 08/31/2015



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  PIR <preines
  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 6:54 PM
  H; Lona Valmoro
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  Re: Tonight
  Huma still at your house?

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  Cc:
  Subject:
  PIR <preines
  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 6:54 PM
  H; Lona Valmoro
  'hanleymr@state.gov'
  Re: Tonight
  Huma still at your house?
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2010 18:53:10
  To: 'preines <preines ValmoroU@state.govi<ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Cc: lhanleymr@state.govl<hanleymr@state.gov>
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  Original Message
  From: PIR <preines
  To: H; Lona Valmoro <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Cc: 'hanleymr@state.govi <hanleymr@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 18:51:19 2010
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  Where did you say you are going?
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Lona Valmoro
  To: PIR
  Cc: 'hanleymr@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  Sent: Jun 23, 2010 6:50 PM
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state. ov>
  To: preines <preine ; H
  Cc: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770002 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770002 Date: 08/31/2015
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 17:58:18 2010
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
  Original Message
  From: PIR <preines
  To: Evergreen <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Valmoro, Lona1
  Cc: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 17:39:11 2010
  Subject: Re: Tonight
  do I have the plan right?
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Lona Valmoro
  To: PIR
  Cc: 'hanleymr@state.gov'
  Subject: Tonight
  Sent: Jun 23, 2010 5:32 PM
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770002 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Bagley and Tauscher are all set with their tickets.
  Mikulski will get here close to your arrival time so you might walk in with her - pls let me know if that's a problem.
  Pelosi is coming separately and is seated close to you.

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  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 7:15 PM
  To: H
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J
  Subject: Concert
  Bagley and Tauscher are all set with their tickets.
  Mikulski will get here close to your arrival time so you might walk in with her - pls let me know if that's a problem.
  Pelosi is coming separately and is seated close to you.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770003 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: Thanks. Tauscher here. Mikulski around the corner. Will see you soon.
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  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 7:36 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: Concert
  Thanks. Tauscher here. Mikulski around the corner. Will see you soon.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 19:35:34 2010
  Subject: Re: Concert
  I'm on the way.
  Original Message ---
  From: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 19:14:35 2010
  Subject: Concert
  Bagley and Tauscher are all set with their tickets.
  Mikulski will get here close to your arrival time so you might walk in with her - pls let me know if that's a problem.
  Pelosi is coming separately and is seated close to you.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770004 Date: 08/31/2015



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  I am currently traveling outside of the country with limited access to email. If you need immediate assistance, please
  contact Nora Toiv (ToivNF@state.gov) or Joanne Laszczych, (Laszczychi@state.gov) at 202-647-5548.
  If it is an emergency after business hours, please reach out to our Operations Center to have them reach me.
  Thank you
  cdm

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  Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 6:19 AM
  To:
  Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: Toronto
  I am currently traveling outside of the country with limited access to email. If you need immediate assistance, please
  contact Nora Toiv (ToivNF@state.gov) or Joanne Laszczych, (Laszczychi@state.gov) at 202-647-5548.
  If it is an emergency after business hours, please reach out to our Operations Center to have them reach me.
  Thank you
  cdm
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770005 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770006
MetadataSubject: WORLD CUP
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  http://www.salon.com/news/bill_clinton/index.html?story=/politics/war_room/2010/06/23/bill_clinton_world_cup
  Wednesday, Jun 23, 2010 14:22 ET
  PIVar Room
  Bill Clinton to U.S. soccer team: "You are amazing!"
  By Joe Conason
  •
  AP/Michael Sohn
  Former President Bill Clinton at the World Cup group C soccer match between the United States and Algeria in Pretoria,
  South Africa on Wednesday
  Salon's Joe Conason is traveling with Bill Clinton in Africa this week and was with the former president at today's U.S.
  World Cup soccer game in Pretoria. He filed this report:
  Minutes after Landon Donovan scored the stunning extra-time goal that won a critical World Cup match against Algeria,
  Bill Clinton and several of his aides and friends (including former Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry
  McAuliffe) were escorted downstairs to the U.S. team's locker room. The American players roared with pride as the former
  president (and honorary chairman of the committee bidding to bring the World Cup to the U.S. in 2018 or 2022) walked in.
  After a round of embraces, handshakes and high fives, he spoke briefly about his joy in their victory: "I'm proud of you
  because you didn't let the frustration of all the shots that you almost made get you down. You are amazing!"
  Much posing for pictures ensued with the shirtless, whooping, chest-bumping players -- who couldn't quite seem to
  believe they had done it.
  The team then invited Clinton alone to join them in the inner locker room, where he could be glimpsed toasting them with
  a beer amid much additional hollering. When he emerged 10 minutes or so later, he had a broad smile and a hoarse
  voice.
  As Clinton left for Johannesburg, where he will meet tomorrow with former President Nelson Mandela, one of the players
  chased him out into the hall and handed one of the former president's aides an official ball signed by all the members of
  Team USA.
  Clinton stopped for just a moment to talk with the local press before disappearing in a convoy of flashing lights and sirens.
  "If it hadn't been the decisive game, even I would have said it should have been a tie," he said. "It was a great game. You
  know, all great contests become head games at some point -- sports, elections, wars. And they [Team USA] have good
  heads and good hearts."

RawText:
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  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 9:03 PM
  To:
  Subject: world cup
  http://www.salon.com/news/bill_clinton/index.html?story=/politics/war_room/2010/06/23/bill_clinton_world_cup
  Wednesday, Jun 23, 2010 14:22 ET
  PIVar Room
  Bill Clinton to U.S. soccer team: "You are amazing!"
  By Joe Conason
  •
  AP/Michael Sohn
  Former President Bill Clinton at the World Cup group C soccer match between the United States and Algeria in Pretoria,
  South Africa on Wednesday
  Salon's Joe Conason is traveling with Bill Clinton in Africa this week and was with the former president at today's U.S.
  World Cup soccer game in Pretoria. He filed this report:
  Minutes after Landon Donovan scored the stunning extra-time goal that won a critical World Cup match against Algeria,
  Bill Clinton and several of his aides and friends (including former Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry
  McAuliffe) were escorted downstairs to the U.S. team's locker room. The American players roared with pride as the former
  president (and honorary chairman of the committee bidding to bring the World Cup to the U.S. in 2018 or 2022) walked in.
  After a round of embraces, handshakes and high fives, he spoke briefly about his joy in their victory: "I'm proud of you
  because you didn't let the frustration of all the shots that you almost made get you down. You are amazing!"
  Much posing for pictures ensued with the shirtless, whooping, chest-bumping players -- who couldn't quite seem to
  believe they had done it.
  The team then invited Clinton alone to join them in the inner locker room, where he could be glimpsed toasting them with
  a beer amid much additional hollering. When he emerged 10 minutes or so later, he had a broad smile and a hoarse
  voice.
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  chased him out into the hall and handed one of the former president's aides an official ball signed by all the members of
  Team USA.
  Clinton stopped for just a moment to talk with the local press before disappearing in a convoy of flashing lights and sirens.
  "If it hadn't been the decisive game, even I would have said it should have been a tie," he said. "It was a great game. You
  know, all great contests become head games at some point -- sports, elections, wars. And they [Team USA] have good
  heads and good hearts."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770006 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 9:47 PM
  To: Fl
  Subject: Fw: Consular fees
  Sorry to confirm they are not in.
  Original Message ---
  From: Verma, Richard R
  To: Lew, Jacobi
  Cc: Campbell, Piper
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:42:52 2010
  Subject: Re: Consular fees
  Not in.
  Original Message
  From: Lew, Jacob 1
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Cc: Campbell, Piper
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:41:57 2010
  Subject: Consular fees
  Just got an email from 5 saying that Pelosi just told her fees are in. Can we check the actual conf rept to let her know for I
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770007 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Copying Rich -- I cannot explain. He was with us until 6 pm yesterday when he reached the conclusion that it would
  bring down the rule.

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  From: Lew, Jacob J <LewJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 9:53 PM
  To:
  Cc: Verma, Richard R
  Subject Re: Consular fees
  Copying Rich -- I cannot explain. He was with us until 6 pm yesterday when he reached the conclusion that it would
  bring down the rule.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Lew, Jacob
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:51:05 2010
  Subject: Re: Consular fees
  She and George Miller were adamant so what could they mean? They said Berman pushed it thru.
  Original Message ----
  From: Lew, Jacob J <LewJJ@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:46:46 2010
  Subject: Fw: Consular fees
  Sorry to confirm they are not in.
  Original Message
  From: Verma, Richard R
  To: Lew, Jacob
  Cc: Campbell, Piper
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:42:52 2010
  Subject: Re: Consular fees
  Not in.
  Original Message ----
  From: Lew, Jacob
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Cc: Campbell, Piper
  Sent:Wed Jun 23 21:41:57 2010
  Subject: Consular fees
  Just got an email from S saying that Pelosi just told her fees are in. Can we check the actual conf rept to let her know for
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770008 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Berman went to the leadership meeting yesterday to make his case for fees - that's what they must be referring to. It
  was after that meeting that the blue dogs and hoyer told him no.

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  Subject: Re: Consular fees
  Berman went to the leadership meeting yesterday to make his case for fees - that's what they must be referring to. It
  was after that meeting that the blue dogs and hoyer told him no.
  Original Message ----
  From: Lew, Jacob J
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:52:57 2010
  Subject: Re: Consular fees
  Copying Rich -- I cannot explain. He was with us until 6 pm yesterday when he reached the conclusion that it would
  bring down the rule.
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Lew, Jacob
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:51:05 2010
  Subject: Re: Consular fees
  She and George Miller were adamant so what could they mean? They said Berman pushed it thru.
  Original Message ---
  From: Lew, Jacob J <Lew.1.1@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:46:46 2010
  Subject: Fw: Consular fees
  Sorry to confirm they are not in.
  Original Message --
  From: Verma, Richard R
  To: Lew, Jacob J
  Cc: Campbell, Piper
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:42:52 2010
  Subject: Re: Consular fees
  Not in.
  Original Message ---
  From: Lew, Jacob J
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Cc: Campbell, Piper
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:41:57 2010
  Subject: Consular fees
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770010 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770010 Date: 08/31/2015
  Just got an email from S saying that Pelosi just told her fees are in. Can we check the actual conf rept to let her know for
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770010 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 10:04 PM
  To: H
  Subject Fw: Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan
  Fyi
  From: Schwartz, Eric P
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 21:38:18 2010
  Subject: Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan
  Hello Jake: After consulting with Bob Blake and his team, and both our posts in the region, I'm planning to get out to
  Uzbekistan and, if conditions permit, Kyrgyzstan in the next day or two to assess the humanitarian situation and the
  assistance efforts of our partners, and to communicate our commitment to a generous response. The UN has just
  issued appeals for each country, and we'll be contributing additional funds in the days ahead. My Deputy, David
  Robinson, will be at the 9:15 meeting tomorrow (I have a congressional meeting) and will mention this to the Secretary —
  but given her strong interest and her exchange with me on it on Monday — I thought I should give you a head's up. Best„
  Eric
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  Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR©state.gov>
  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 10:41 PM
  Huma Abedin
  She unfortunately can't come this week - she's away until Tuesday. Will see if Tuesday night or Wednesday morning
  works with your schedule.

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  Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR©state.gov>
  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 10:41 PM
  Huma Abedin
  She unfortunately can't come this week - she's away until Tuesday. Will see if Tuesday night or Wednesday morning
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770013 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 10:41 PM
  Re:
  Yes she's in Hawaii until Tuesday morning. She can do Tuesday evening ot Wednesday if that works for you

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  FW: Pew Global Attitudes 22-Nation Poll
  From: Andrew Kohut [mailto:
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  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: Pew Global Attitudes 22-Nation Poll
  Obama More Popular Abroad Than in U.S.; Muslim Disappointment
  U.S. Image Strong, Despite Criticism of U.S. Policies
  Even as his domestic job approval rating has declined, President Barack Obama remains highly popular in most parts of
  the world, and opinions of the United States — which improved markedly in 2009 reflecting global optimism about Obama
  — have remained much more positive than they were for much of George W. Bush's tenure.
  But America continues to face image challenges in the Muslim world. After edging up slightly in 2009, U.S. favorability
  and confidence in Obama have slipped in key predominantly Muslim nations: America's favorability rating in Egypt has
  dropped from 27% to 17% — the lowest figure recorded there in five years. In Turkey, a NATO ally, confidence in Obama
  has fallen from 33% to 23%. Opposition to key aspects of U.S. foreign policy remains pervasive and many Muslim
  publics continue to view the U.S as a military threat.
  Even beyond largely Muslim nations, the survey finds disagreement with Obama's foreign policies. Majorities continue to
  see the U.S. as acting unilaterally in world affairs. And global publics give Obama a mixed report card on his handling of
  specific problems: About as many countries approve as disapprove of Obama's handling of the situations in Afghanistan,
  Iran and Iraq. Of 22 nations surveyed, including the U.S, only in three nations do majorities approve of Obama's handling
  of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In Western Europe, while substantial majorities support U.S. anti-terrorism efforts,
  nearly 6-in-10 Germans favor withdrawing their troops from Afghanistan, and British and French publics are evenly split
  on whether troops should be withdrawn or kept.
  But in a striking difference from the Bush years, these policy disagreements have not significantly dented the U.S. image.
  The U.S. favorability rating in Western Europe is overwhelmingly positive, and confidence in Obama to do the right thing
  in world affairs remains high: 90% express confidence in Germany, 87% in France, 84% in Britain and 69% in Spain.
  Moreover, Obama gets good marks on his handling of two issues of importance to European publics — climate change and
  the economic crisis.
  More generally, global publics express widespread dissatisfaction about the economy, though they are less gloomy than in
  2009. In 20 of 22 countries, less than half the population expresses satisfaction with their country's direction, and only in
  four countries do people say economic conditions are good. Disgnmtled publics fault their governments, banks and then
  themselves for their economic troubles. In Europe, amid growing economic troubles, there are no signs of a backlash
  against the European Union. Large majorities remain supportive of the EU and the euro. But European publics are divided
  about the merits of economic integration and differ over the bailing-out of EU member countries.
  The new survey by the Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project, conducted among more than 24,000 people in 22
  nations April 7 to May 8, provides an in-depth look at attitudes toward major powers and world leaders; the global
  economic situation from free trade to financial regulation; Islamic extremism; and international problems such as climate
  change. Key findings include:
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  • America's Image — U.S. favorability has improved markedly in Russia, China and Japan. It has fallen in India,
  but remains high — dipping from 76% in 2009 to 66% in 2010. America's image is highly positive in South Korea
  (79% favorable), Poland (74%) and Brazil (62%).
  • The Arizona Effect: U.S. favorability in Mexico has tumbled in the wake of Arizona's new immigration law —
  from 62% in polling conducted before the law's enactment to 44% afterward.
  • European Leaders: German Chancellor Angela Merkel is well regarded in Britain and Spain, and gets higher
  ratings for her handling of international affairs in France than in Germany itself. French President Nicolas
  Sarkozy, similarly, gets better ratings in Germany than in France, but the French leader is less well-regarded in
  Britain and Spain. Confidence about Russian President Dmitri Medvedev is on the rise, with ratings up in all five
  EU member nations surveyed.
  • China on the Rise: A growing portion of global publics sees China, rather than the U.S, as the world's leading
  economic power. China itself is the most self-satisfied nation in the survey. Roughly nine-in-ten Chinese are
  happy with the direction of the country (87%), its economic conditions (91%), and optimistic about its economic
  future (87%).
  • Islamic Extremism: There is no predominantly Muslim nation polled in which a majority of Muslims endorse
  suicide bombing, al Qaeda or Osama bin Laden. But in Nigeria, a significant minority of Muslims express
  extremist views -- 49% express a favorable view of al Qaeda.
  • Isolationism: Americans are no more isolationist than Europeans. When asked whether their country should deal
  with its own problems and let others take care of themselves, nearly half of Americans (46%), Germans (44%)
  and British (49%) agree. The French are the most isolationist, with 65% opposing helping other nations cope with
  their challenges.
  • Environment: Substantial majorities in most countries see global climate change as a serious problem, but global
  opinion is more divided when it comes to paying increased prices to combat climate change. Willingness to pay
  higher prices is nearly universal in China and majorities express support in India, South Korea, Japan, Turkey and
  Germany. Views about paying higher prices are mixed in Spain, Britain and Brazil, while majorities express
  opposition in the U.S., France, Russia and many less affluent nations surveyed.
  • Iran and Nuclear Weapons: Majorities in nearly every country surveyed, including predominantly Muslim
  nations, express opposition to a nuclear-armed Iran. A notable exception is Pakistan, the only nation surveyed in
  which a majority (58%) favor Iran's nuclear weapons program. Among global publics who oppose a nuclear-
  armed Iran, substantial support exists for applying tougher international economic sanctions against Iran. Less
  widespread, but still significant, support exists for considering the use of military force to prevent Iran from
  developing nuclear weapons.
  For a direct link to the full report, go to http://pewglobal.org/2010/06/17/obama-more-popular-abroad-than-at-home/. The
  survey is for immediate release and is available on our website, http://pewglobal.org/.
  Andrew Kohut
  President
  Pew Research Center
  202.419.4350
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  Dear Madam Secretary,
  My deepest appreciation for the very thoughtful, and very personal, letter that you
  sent to me on the occasion of my being honored by the Urban Technology Center last night.
  It means a great deal to me, for you to take the time from your incredibly crowded, and
  important, schedule to remember me.
  With warmest wishes and continuing admiration,
  Carl Spielvogel
  23 June 2010
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  To: NEWS-AF; NEWS-L; NEWS-CA; NEWS-Mahogany
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  Subject: (AP) Rwanda court grants medical bail to US lawyer
  KIGALI (AP) - A judge in Rwanda granted bail to a U.S. lawyer on medical grounds. Peter Erlinder was arrested and
  charged with genocide ideology late last month. Since his arrest he's been hospitalized multiple times. A judge in Kigali
  granted Erlinder bail on medical grounds, but it wasn't immediately clear if Erlinder is allowed to leave
  Rwanda. Erlinder's brother, Scott Erlinder, said he suspects political pressure from around the world contributed to the
  judge's ruling.
  Ezra Casteel
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  CONFIDENTIAL
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Kyrgyzstan crisis, report and recommendations
  Scott Horton has just returned from a week in Kyrgyzstan, where he held lengthy private conversations with a
  range of leaders. He has sent me his confidential report. In light of the crisis there—the pogroms that have
  created perhaps as many as 450,000 refugees, according to the U.N.—and on the eve of the June 27
  constitutional referendum—he explains why and how this is an opportunity for joint U.S.-Russian action and
  other U.S. initiatives. His policy recommendations follow his report.
  To: Sid Blumenthal
  From: Scott Horton
  Date: June 17, 2010
  Subj: Developments in Kyrgyzstan
  I was in Kyrgyzstan from June 1 – 6, during which time I met with almost all the members of the interim
  government, with special focus on foreign relations, security and legal issues. Here are major points that
  emerged from my visit:
  1. Crisis in the South. Although I departed before the pogroms had commenced in Osh, I found that the
  interim government fully expected violence to break out there but did not anticipate the inter-ethnic
  element. Several candidly acknowledged that the government's grip on the south, particularly Osh and
  Djalalabad provinces, was extremely tenuous. They said they had severe "loyalty" problems with key figures in
  the police and military. When I pressed on what they meant by "loyalty," I was told that the Bakiyev family
  had "its people" in key positions in the police and army and that they had intercepted communications between
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  From: Sid
  Re: UK politics/economy
  1. UK polls show support for the Lib-Dems after the launch of the draconian Cameron
  government budget cratering. LD support is down to 16 percent, half what it was at its
  peak during the election and half of LD members now express a desire to defect from
  their party. They feel deceived by LD ministers' participation in a Tory budget opposed
  to their own beliefs. In Parliament, a secret caucus of LDs is meeting with Labour about
  opposing the budget. Meanwhile, short term support for Cameron is static and for the
  government slightly up, but only translated to the Tories. Both the Tories and Labour are
  up, profiting from the LD quandary. The scenario is potentially portentous for the LD
  Party: There was once an influential Australian Liberal Democratic Party, holding 11
  percent of the vote and the balance of power in the Australian Senate. Upon reaching its
  zenith in 1996 the ALDP supported a Liberal (that is to say, a conservative)
  government's budget and suffered collapse. Today the ALDP holds 1 percent of the seats
  in the lower House. The political effect of the conservative budget will almost certainly
  lead to an implosion of the Tory-LD coalition. In the short run it's possible the Tories
  will emerge having the greatest plurality of support. But if their budget does not produce
  prosperity they will pay the price, too. See Stiglitz's analysis below on the Tory budget
  with cold analysis of the US predicament.
  2. The implications for US-UK cooperation are apparent. While there are spheres that
  remain, they are contingent, including the Afghanistan War, opposed by 75 percent of
  UK public and about which Cameron felt compelled this week to declare UK engagement
  would end in five years (that is, before the next UK election). On economic policy, the
  UK is no partner and no bridge to Europe, where the Merkel government has entered a
  fugue state of vertigo (another subject). At no other time since World War II have the US
  and UK governments been at such odds over international economics. With JFK and
  Macmillan, Macmillan accepted the postwar Keynesian consensus. Reagan and Thatcher,
  of course, were of one mind ideologically, and the international economy was buoyed by
  Reagan's hyper-Keynesianism masked as Thatcherism. Unfortunately, Obama did not
  reach out to Brown, who sought to reestablish the special relationship around
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  international economic recovery. Speaking of laissez faire, Cameron must be let alone to
  receive the consequences (within 18 months) of his ideologically driven economics. Can
  he be engaged on international development? Or does his budget rule that out too?
  There's not much there.
  3. The Labour Party leadership contest is heating up. David Miliband has an article out
  today on how the Camerfin budget will foster "a lost generation." More on that soon...
  http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/osbornes-first-budget-its-wrong-wrong-wrong-
  2011501.html
  Osborne's first Budget? It's wrong,
  wrong, wrong!
  Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel prizewinner who predicted the global crisis, delivers his verdict on the
  Chancellor's first Budget and tells Paul Vallely it will take the UK deeper into recession and hit millions —
  the poorest — badly
  Sunday, 27 June 2010
  George Osborne will probably not be very bothered that there is a man who thinks he got last week's
  emergency Budget almost entirely wrong. But he should be. Because that man is a former chief
  economist at the World Bank who won the Nobel Prize for Economics for his work on why markets do not
  produce the outcomes which, in theory, they ought to.
  Professor Joseph Stiglitz, who has been described as the biggest brain in economics, is distinctly
  unimpressed by George Osborne's strategy. This, he predicts, will make Britain's recovery from recession
  longer, slower and harder than it needs to be. The rise in VAT could even tip us into a double-dip
  recession.
  Stiglitz, who was once Bill Clinton's senior economic adviser, is now professor of economics and finance
  at Columbia Business School. He was in the UK this week at the University of Manchester, where he
  chairs the Brooks World Poverty Institute, but he lifted his head from the detail of international
  development to scrutinise the economic strategy of the Conservative Chancellor whose Liberal Democrat
  partners recently reversed their judgement that massive public spending cuts now would endanger the
  economy and joined in the Tory slash-and-burn strategy. They were deeply wrong to do so, he believes.
  It would be a mistake to ignore Stiglitz on this. He has a track record of getting his predictions right. He
  was one of the few economists who predicted the global financial meltdown long before it occurred.
  'What happened was very much in accord with what I expected," he tells me when we meet for a coffee
  outside the Blackwell bookshop in the centre of the university. "The data was pretty clear about that." And
  the scale of the crash? "That wasn't a surprise," he adds, in a matter-of-fact manner. "The bigger the
  bubble, the bigger the burst.
  "The thing most economists did not fully grasp was the extent to which the banks engaged in murky risk-
  taking activities. They were taking a risk with our money, their shareholders' money, the bond-holders'
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  money," he says. Banks were demanding up to 40 per cent of the corporate profits, saying their
  innovative financing was adding value. But "all this talk about innovation was a sham" because it did not
  relate to any real increase in the economy's productivity, he says.
  "There was a prima facie case of something screwy going on [with all the] perverse incentives that would
  lead them to take excessive risk. But there was no way anyone could know or believe that the banks were
  [conducting themselves] at that level of stupidity. I predicted that there was going to be a collapse
  because of the information asymmetry problems that were being created." His Nobel prize was given for
  exactly that — showing how markets fail because different people in them hold different levels of
  information.
  Yet there is no hint of l-told-you-so about Stiglitz's tone as he asks the waiter for coffee. He orders
  decaffeinated, but suggests the British economy needs the opposite: a stiff stimulant rather than the
  "fiscal consolidation" which is George Osborne's economic euphemism for cuts.
  Fiscal stimulus is out of fashion now. World leaders embarked on that strategy — injecting money to re-
  energise the economy — after the banking crash three years ago. It was widely perceived not to have
  worked because the money governments pumped into the banks was not passed on to ailing businesses
  or individuals in trouble with their mortgages.
  "The problem was that, in the US, the stimulus wasn't big enough," he says. "Too much of it was in tax
  cuts. And when they gave money to the banks they gave it to the wrong banks and, as a result, credit has
  not been restored — we can expect a couple of million or more homes to be repossessed this year than
  last year — and the economy has not been restarted." Instead of producing a consensus that the
  government should have done more, it has created disillusion that the government can do anything,
  Stiglitz says.
  The result is that, following the attacks by the financial markets on Greece and then Spain, everybody is
  now in a mood of retrenchment. "It's not just pre-Keynesian, it's Hooverite," he says. By which he means
  governments are not just refusing to stimulate, they are making cuts, as Herbert Hoover did in the US in
  1929 — when he turned the Wall Street Crash into the Great Depression. "Hoover had this idea that,
  whenever you go into recession, deficits grow, so he decided to go for cuts — which is what the foolish
  financial markets that got us into this trouble in the first place now want."
  It has become the new received wisdom throughout Europe. But it is the classic error made by those who
  confuse a household's economics with those of a national economy.
  "If you have a household that can't pay its debts, you tell it to cut back on spending to free up the cash to
  pay the debts. But in a national economy, if you cut back on your spending, then economic activity goes
  down, nobody invests, the amount of tax you take goes down, the amount you pay out in unemployment
  benefits goes up — and you don't have enough money to pay your debts.
  "The old story is still true: you cut expenditures and the economy goes down. We have lots of
  experiments which show this, thanks to Herbert Hoover and the IMF," he adds. The IMF imposed that
  mistaken policy in Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Argentina and hosts of other developing countries in the
  1980s and 1990s. "So we know what will happen: economies will get weaker, investment will get stymied
  and it's a downward vicious spiral. How far down we don't know — it could be a Japanese malaise. Japan
  did an experiment just like this in 1997; just as it was recovering, it raised VAT and went into another
  recession."
  Then why have we not learned from all that? Because politicians like George Osborne are driven by
  ideology; the national deficit is an excuse to shrink the state because that is what he wanted anyway.
  Because the financial market only cares about one thing — getting repaid. And because other European
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  governments are panicking because of the market's wild attack on Greece and Spain, and they don't want
  to be next.
  "But cutbacks in Germany, Britain and France will mean all of Europe will suffer. The cuts will all feed
  back negatively. And if everyone follows this policy, their budget deficits will get worse, so they will have
  to make more cuts and raise taxes more. It's a vicious downward spiral. We're now looking at a long,
  hard, slow recovery with the possibility of a double dip if everybody cuts back at the same time. The best
  scenario is long and hard ... and the worst is much worse. If any one of these countries is forced into
  default, the banking system is so highly leveraged that it could cause real problems. This is really risky,
  really scary."
  So what should we be doing? "The lesson is not that you cut back spending, but that you redirect it. You
  cut out the war in Afghanistan. You cut a couple of hundred billion dollars of wasteful military expenditure.
  You cut out oil subsidies. There's a long list of things we can cut. But you increase spending in other
  areas, such as research and development, infrastructure, education" — areas where government can get
  a good return on the investment of public money. "I haven't done the calculation for Britain, but, for the
  US, all you need is a return on government investment of 5 to 6 per cent and the long-term deficit debt is
  lowered."
  Taxes also need to be restructured. Osborne has increased capital gains tax for high earners from 18 to
  28 per cent. "There's absolutely no reason why you couldn't tax speculative gains [from rising house or
  land prices] by 40 per cent. There's no social return on it and land is going to be there whether people
  have speculated or not. But you lower the tax on investment in things like R&D."
  Stiglitz has one more practical solution to offer. Governments should set up their own banks to restart
  lending to businesses and save struggling homeowners from repossession. "If the banks aren't lending,
  let's create a new lending facility to do that job," he says. "In the US, we gave $700bn to the banks; if we
  had used a fraction of that to create a new bank, we could have financed all the lending that was
  needed."
  Indeed, it could be done for far less. "Take $100bn, lever that at 10 to 1 [by attracting funds from the
  private sector] and that's a trillion-dollar new lending capacity — more than the real economy needs."
  Such a move would help ordinary people more than all Osborne's rhetoric about being tough but fair.
  Stiglitz is sceptical, too, about the moral underpinning of a Budget which claims that "we are all in this
  together", but then hits the poorest hardest.
  Analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies has suggested that the Chancellor's Budget will cost the poor
  2.5 per cent of their income, while the rich will lose just 1 per cent. "I've not made an independent study
  on that point, but cuts in public services will have a disproportionate effect on the poor," Stiglitz says.
  Osborne's Budget "may be well-intentioned, but it takes an enormous amount of work to make sure that a
  package of public spending cuts of that magnitude doesn't hit the poor disproportionately".
  His big fear is that overseas aid, which has been protected in this first round of cuts, will not escape a
  second. "Developing countries have redirected themselves towards Asia, and China in particular, in
  recent years, so growth in Africa will be more robust than one might have expected, given the severity of
  the downturn," he says.
  Even so, aid remains vital to poor countries. "If aid is cut back, growth will be badly affected," he says.
  "China is providing aid, but its aid is all in infrastructure, whereas aid from the US and Europe is mainly in
  education and health — areas in which ordinary people will suffer most if there are cuts."
  Joseph Stiglitz has come full circle. What the world needs now — developing and developed — is not
  retrenchment but greater economic stimulus. It is not a message many are in the mood to hear. But they
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  didn't listen to him last time, either. And he turned out to be right, and they were wrong — and at what a
  cost to us all.
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  Haley posted this today on website:
  Another Good Visit
  Posted 26 minutes ago

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  Haley posted this today on website:
  Another Good Visit
  Posted 26 minutes ago
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770027 Date: 08/31/2015



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  May 7, 2010 — Ben Rhodes briefing:
  "We've identified July 2011 as the beginning point of a transition to an Afghan lead in certain instances.
  Again, the reductions that will follow July 2011 will be based upon conditions on the ground."

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  Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 8:21 PM
  To:
  Subject , July 2011
  May 7, 2010 — Ben Rhodes briefing:
  "We've identified July 2011 as the beginning point of a transition to an Afghan lead in certain instances.
  Again, the reductions that will follow July 2011 will be based upon conditions on the ground."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770028 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770030
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ExtractedBodyText: FYI — on Jackon/Vanik re: Russia. Will send more information as we get it.
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  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 6:22 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: jackson/vanik
  FYI — on Jackon/Vanik re: Russia. Will send more information as we get it.
  From: Hormats, Robert D
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 12:14 AM
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Subject: Re:
  Hi Rich,
  This is not quite the case.. ..the russians certainly do want it lifted.
  Levin wants two votes: one to lift it with provisions that the russians would be committed to meet and then another vote to
  determine if they have been met.
  I will send her a more detailed memo when I get back.
  Thanks,
  Bob
  From: Verma, Richard R
  To: Hormats, Robert D
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Thu Jun 17 18:23:28 2010
  Subject:
  Hi Bob—
  The Secretary had a conversation with Senator Levin today about Jackson/Vanik — Levin told her that the
  Administration has been opposed to his efforts to lift the Jackson Vanik restrictions pertaining to Russia. He
  said that Administration officials have been telling him that the Russians don't want them lifted. This didn't
  make a whole lot of sense to me, but she asked me to follow-up with you to find out our current posture on
  Jackson Vanik and Russia. She'd like to get back to Senator Levin soon. I leave it up to you how you want to
  get the info to her, but I did want to pass along her request.
  Thanks, and hope all else is well.
  Rich
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  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770031 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: OUT OF OFFICE AUTOREPLY: A NEW APPROACH ON THE PSD
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  I am on travel and will not return to the office until Tuesday, July 6. If you need immediate assistance please contact
  Marisa McAuliffe by phone at 202-647-2972 or email at McauliffeMS@state.gov.

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  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 7:33 AM
  To:
  Subject Out of Office AutoReply: A new approach on the PSD
  I am on travel and will not return to the office until Tuesday, July 6. If you need immediate assistance please contact
  Marisa McAuliffe by phone at 202-647-2972 or email at McauliffeMS@state.gov.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770032 Date: 08/31/2015



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  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am PARTY FOR DAN SMITH
  9:30 am Treaty Room, 7.Floor
  9:30 am WEEKLY MEETING w/UN AMBASSADOR SUSAN RICE
  10:00 am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am WORLD REFUGEE DAY EVENT
  10:25 am Benjamin Franklin Room, eFloor *Approx. 200 ppl expected.
  10:45 am BILATERAL w/DANISH DPM/FM LENE ESPERSEN
  11:15 am Secretary's Conference Room *Official photo in East Hall preceding.
  11:15 am PRESS PRE-BRIEF
  11:20 am Secretary's Office
  11:20 am JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/DANISH DPM/FM ESPERSEN
  11:35 am Treaty Room
  11:40 am OFFICE TIME
  12:00 pm Secretary's Office
  12:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route NFATC
  12:15 pm ARRIVE NFATC
  12:15 pm DEDICATION CEREMONY TO MARK THE EXPANSION OF
  1:00 pm FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTE/GEORGE P. SHULTZ CENTER
  National Foreign Affairs Training Center *Approx. 500 ppl expected.
  1:05 pm DEPART NFATC *En route Washington National Airport
  1:20 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  2:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport
  *En route New York, NY
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, LaGuardia Airport
  3:35 pm DEPART New York, LaGuardia Airport *En route Private Residence
  4:20 pm ARRIVE Private Residence

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  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 7:46 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Mini Scheduled 6/18/10 Friday
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am PARTY FOR DAN SMITH
  9:30 am Treaty Room, 7.Floor
  9:30 am WEEKLY MEETING w/UN AMBASSADOR SUSAN RICE
  10:00 am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am WORLD REFUGEE DAY EVENT
  10:25 am Benjamin Franklin Room, eFloor *Approx. 200 ppl expected.
  10:45 am BILATERAL w/DANISH DPM/FM LENE ESPERSEN
  11:15 am Secretary's Conference Room *Official photo in East Hall preceding.
  11:15 am PRESS PRE-BRIEF
  11:20 am Secretary's Office
  11:20 am JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/DANISH DPM/FM ESPERSEN
  11:35 am Treaty Room
  11:40 am OFFICE TIME
  12:00 pm Secretary's Office
  12:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route NFATC
  12:15 pm ARRIVE NFATC
  12:15 pm DEDICATION CEREMONY TO MARK THE EXPANSION OF
  1:00 pm FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTE/GEORGE P. SHULTZ CENTER
  National Foreign Affairs Training Center *Approx. 500 ppl expected.
  1:05 pm DEPART NFATC *En route Washington National Airport
  1:20 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  2:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport
  *En route New York, NY
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, LaGuardia Airport
  3:35 pm DEPART New York, LaGuardia Airport *En route Private Residence
  4:20 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
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  To: H
  Subject: Re: You get Kyrgyzstan memo?
  Hope it's helpful, Horton is very well informed and trustworthy
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Jun 18, 2010 8:36 AM
  Subject: Re: You get Kyrgyzstan memo?
  Original Message
  I did and thank you. I'll try to call later.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Jun 18 07:24:29 2010
  Subject: You get Kyrgyzstan memo?
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770036 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2010 2:37 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: Suprise
  Original Message ---
  From: Mikulski, BAM (Mikulski) <BAM@Mikulski.senate.goy>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Thu Jun 24 14:35:24 2010
  Subject: Suprise
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770037 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: COKE REMOVED FROM JAMAICA
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  Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2010 3:57 PM
  To: H
  Subject: FW: COKE removed from Jamaica
  Importance: High
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2010 3:12 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Macmanus, Joseph E; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: COKE removed from Jamaica
  Importance: High
  I wanted to make sure S knew of the latest on the Coke transfer. DEA reports that: "at approximately 1:55 pm,
  Christopher COKE was handed over to US officials and immediately transported off the island. DEA aircraft transporting
  COKE is expected to arrive in the NY area at approximately 7 pm EST."
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MetadataSubject: UKRAINE
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  Just met with Fr Gudziak. He will come back to Kyiv for your visit!
  Also John Tefft saw him in Lviv. He is so grateful for the strong support you have delivered.
  Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

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  PART B6
  From: pverveer
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 12:21 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: Ukraine
  Just met with Fr Gudziak. He will come back to Kyiv for your visit!
  Also John Tefft saw him in Lviv. He is so grateful for the strong support you have delivered.
  Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Tue, 1 Jun 2010 07:00:28
  To: 'pverveer
  Subject: Re: Ukraine
  '<pverveer
  Very distressing report. If I go to Ukraine in early July, are you going w me? What could I do to address? Let's raise w Phil
  Gordon today.
  Original Message
  From: PVerveer <PVervee
  To: H
  Sent: Sun May 30 22:47:57 2010
  Subject: Ukraine
  This is from Fr. Borys Gudziak, the wonderful priest you met in Lviv. He gave you a tour of the Cathedral and you had a
  wonderful chat with him at the time. Since then, much progress has been made there. He became head of the new
  Ukrainian Catholic University and has really come in to his own as a respected leader and scholar.
  Unfortunately, his situation and that of the Catholic community and academic freedom has come under siege since
  Yanokovich became president. I have a series of emails from the US Ukrainian community, in addition to this email
  directly from Gudziak, They are alarmed about developments. I've been in touch with John Tefft and sent him
  everything. He is aware of recent events.
  I will make a folder of the correspondence for you since the community here and in Ukraine sees you as their champion.
  This is not a good turn of events.
  From: gudziak
  To: pverveer
  Sent: 5/29/2010 3:09:23 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time
  Subj: difficulties for UCU
  Dear Melanne,
  It has been awhile since we have been in touch. As you now we are under special pressure at the Ukrainian Catholic
  University. It is a question of our welfare and future. But not only. Almost no educational institutions have taken a stand
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  in defense of democracy and even western Ukrainian politicians are capitulating under pressure. So is business. The
  approach of the new authorities is quick and systematic. Top and middle positions in all spheres of government,
  administration, state security, police have been rapidly changed and are effectively moving in on the freedom of the
  press and discourse.
  Our students are scared.
  Some are active, but some fear for the university, that it may loose accreditation. A father and his daughter-student
  came to my office in a state of anxiety.
  Some students are afraid to blog and post comments because they fear that they will be traced and that their parents
  will loose their jobs.
  There is clear evidence from one of our banks that the authorities are beginning to dig into the question of our
  finances. Provocations, moral defamation, planting of drugs and weapons in student residences as happened in 2004
  before the election could be next.
  The most effective defense is speaking out.
  I am grateful for your solicitude and wanted to ask for two things.
  1 To ask the Secretary of State to bring this to the attention of the president and vice president and to do what she
  can in our defense.
  2. to help us get the story to some of the main media outlets: New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal,
  CNN, etc. One story by any of these for us and for the people in Ukraine that have the courage to speak the truth is
  invaluable.
  We have had some great support already. But I have a sense that this adventure is only beginning and we have to be
  ready for everything.
  Please pass on my respect to Secretary Clinton.
  May God bless you!
  Fr. Borys
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ExtractedSubject: AIPAC?
ExtractedFrom: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, June 18, 2010 1:05 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05770043
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  Think we came to a resolution on government procurement, and civ nuke. Jury is still out on shoulds/shalls.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770043 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 1:05 PM
  To:
  Subject RE: AIPAC?
  Think we came to a resolution on government procurement, and civ nuke. Jury is still out on shoulds/shalls.
  Original Message-----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 12:57 PM
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Subject: AIPAC?
  What happened?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770043 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770047
MetadataSubject: MINI SCHEDULE 6/25/10 FRIDAY
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ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, June 25, 2010 8:32 AM
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  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am OFFICE TIME
  10:00 am Secretary's Office
  10:00 am PRIVATE MEETING
  10:10 am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am BRIEFING ON GLOBAL HEALTH INITIATIVE ISSUES
  11:15 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:30 am WEEKLY DEVELOPMENT TEAM MEETING
  12:30 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  12:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:15 pm Secretary's Office
  1:20 pm DEPART State Department
  En route Washington Reagan National Airport
  1:40 pm ARRIVE Washington Reagan National Airport
  2:00 pm DEPART Washington Reagan National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2174
  En route New York, NY
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  3:35 pm DEPART New York-LaGuardia Airport
  En route Private Residence
  4:25 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  #:#4

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  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, June 25, 2010 8:32 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject Mini Schedule 6/25/10 Friday
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am OFFICE TIME
  10:00 am Secretary's Office
  10:00 am PRIVATE MEETING
  10:10 am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am BRIEFING ON GLOBAL HEALTH INITIATIVE ISSUES
  11:15 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:30 am WEEKLY DEVELOPMENT TEAM MEETING
  12:30 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  12:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:15 pm Secretary's Office
  1:20 pm DEPART State Department
  En route Washington Reagan National Airport
  1:40 pm ARRIVE Washington Reagan National Airport
  2:00 pm DEPART Washington Reagan National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2174
  En route New York, NY
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  3:35 pm DEPART New York-LaGuardia Airport
  En route Private Residence
  4:25 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  #:#4
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770047 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770048
MetadataSubject: FINAL LIST OF STRATEGY SESSIONS FOR NEXT WEEK
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ExtractedSubject: final list of strategy sessions for next week
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob 3
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:22 PM
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  FYI
  I think we need smart ways to get one or two more folks in — like — Dan Baer and few others like that.

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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:22 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: final list of strategy sessions for next week
  FYI
  I think we need smart ways to get one or two more folks in — like — Dan Baer and few others like that.
  From: Valmoro, Lona 3
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 2:06 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona 3; Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Subject: final list of strategy sessions for next week
  Here's our final list as discussed -- I am moving ahead and inviting Monday's two meetings now. Huma and I may need to
  tweak timing slightly as the week goes on but will try to stick to these times as outlined.
  Monday, June 21st
  3:30pm-5:00pm
  Core Group Session
  Jim, Jack, Jake, Cheryl and Derek
  5:00pm-6:30pm
  Core Group plus Regional Assistant Secretaries
  Carson, Blake, Gordon, Campbell, Valenzuela, Feltman, Brimmer, Johnson
  Wednesday, June 23rd
  1:30pm-3:00pm
  Core Group plus select S
  Verma, Benjamin, Goosby, Verveer, Koh, Slaughter, Goldberg, Goldwyn
  Friday. June 25th
  10:30am-11:30am
  Core Group plus T
  Tauscher, Timbie, Van Diepen, Andrew Shapiro, Gottemoeller
  11:30am-12:30pm
  Core Group plus G/EEB
  Fernandez, Hormats, Hariton, Otero, Posner, Jones, Schwartz, CdeBaca
  3:00pm-4:00pm
  Hold time for Core Group Wrap Up Session
  Lona Valmoro
  nt to the Secretary of State
  (direct) B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770048 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedSubject: RE: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Sullivan, Jacob J
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:28 PM
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ExtractedBodyText: You fine with this for the P meeting on Monday— scroll down for all invitees.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770050 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:28 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  You fine with this for the P meeting on Monday— scroll down for all invitees.
  From: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:21 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: RE: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  So far —Johnnie, Blake and Dave Johnson are regrets.
  Phil Gordon, Arturo and Kurt are coming.
  Waiting to hear from Brimmer and Feltman.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:19 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: FW: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  Hmmm — who else can't come — we need johnnie
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 2:54 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Steinberg, James B; Lew, Jacob J
  Cc: Yamamoto, Donald Y; Cook, Akunna E
  Subject: RE: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  Lona: I will be en route to Sudan (Khartoum and Juba) and will not be able to make it. (I will be away from Sunday to
  Sunday.) If the Secretary decides to include substitutes, my deputy Don Yamamoto, will be available to
  attend. Johnnie
  From: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 2:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Steinberg, James B; Lew, Jacob J; Chollet, Derek H; Carson, Johnnie; Blake, Robert
  0; Gordon, Philip H; Campbell, Kurt M; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Feltman, Jeffrey D; Brimmer, Esther D; Johnson, David T
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F; Laszczych, Joanne; Valmoro, Lona 3; Abedin, Huma; Hanley, Monica R; Lavy, Brendan L; Polidoro,
  Evelyn R; Gent, Stephanie R; Cook, Akunna E; Jennings, Monika D; Hegendorfer, Daryl R; Grigola, Sandra T (NEA/F0);
  Gonzalez, Juan S; Lowe, Matthew D; Le Mon, Christopher J
  Subject: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  The Secretary would like to hold a strategy session on Monday, June 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm in the S Conference
  Room.
  Let me know if you have significant conflict and will not be able to join — no substitutions or additions to this meeting,
  please.
  Thank you — Lona
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770050 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770050 Date: 08/31/2015
  Lana Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  direct)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770050 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: WITH DEEP GRATITUDE
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770051 Date: 08/31/2015
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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, June 25, 2010 11:27 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: With deep gratitude
  fvi
  From: Stanton, Katie
  Sent: Friday, June 25, 2010 10:31 AM
  Subject: With deep gratitude
  Dear friends,
  I'm so grateful to have had the pleasure of working with you over the past 18 months. Public service is an honor and I feel
  so lucky to have had the opportunity to serve our country in both the White House and the State Department. I'm deeply
  impressed by the important work you do and will leave Washington, DC knowing that our country's best days are ahead of
  us thanks to your commitment, hard work, and passion.
  B6
  My last day at the State Department will be July gth.
  would love to see you before I go — please save the date of July 8th for a cupcakes and champagne party in DC.
  My personal email is Please visit me in 0
  Best,
  Katie
  Katie Jacobs Stanton
  Office of the Secretary of State
  e: stantonkastatesiov II t: 202-647-0419 II c:
  twitter: @StateDept @KatieS
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770051 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: MEETING WITH THE SECRETARY ON MONDAY JUNE 21ST FROM 5:00PM-6:30PM
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
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ExtractedSubject: Re: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Sullivan, Jacob
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:41 PM
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ExtractedBodyText: Let me see what dates might work for this group.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770052 Date: 08/31/2015 _
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:41 PM
  To:
  Subject RE: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  Let me see what dates might work for this group.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  Do you think we should go ahead or postpone w more notice to insure more participation or just go on and check the
  box so everyone participates at some point?
  Original Message ----
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Jun 18 15:28:29 2010
  Subject: FW: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  You fine with this for the P meeting on Monday — scroll down for all invitees.
  From: Valmoro, Lona1
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:21 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: RE: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  So far —Johnnie, Blake and Dave Johnson are regrets.
  Phil Gordon, Arturo and Kurt are coming.
  Waiting to hear from Brimmer and Feltman.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:19 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: FW: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770052 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770052 Date: 08/31/2015
  Hmmm — who else can't come — we need johnnie
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 2:54 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Steinberg, James B; Lew, Jacob J
  Cc: Yamamoto, Donald Y; Cook, Akunna E
  Subject: RE: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  Lona: I will be en route to Sudan (Khartoum and Juba) and will not be able to make it. (I will be away from Sunday to
  Sunday.) If the Secretary decides to include substitutes, my deputy Don Yamamoto, will be available to attend.
  Johnnie
  From: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 2:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Steinberg, James B; Lew, Jacobi; Chollet, Derek H; Carson, Johnnie; Blake, Robert 0;
  Gordon, Philip H; Campbell, Kurt M; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Feltman, Jeffrey D; Brimmer, Esther D; Johnson, David T
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F; Laszczych, Joanne; Valmoro, Lona I; Abedin, Huma; Hanley, Monica R; Lavy, Brendan L; Polidoro, Evelyn
  R; Gent, Stephanie R; Cook, Akunna E; Jennings, Monika D; Hegendorfer, Daryl R; Grigola, Sandra T (NEA/F0); Gonzalez,
  Juan 5; Lowe, Matthew 0; Le Mon, Christopher J
  Subject: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  The Secretary would like to hold a strategy session on Monday, June 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm in the S Conference
  Room.
  Let me know if you have significant conflict and will not be able to join -- no substitutions or additions to this meeting,
  please.
  Thank you — Lona
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770052 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Sullivan, Jacobi
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, June 18, 2010 5:14 PM
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ExtractedBodyText: We are going to postpone Monday's and start with tues or weds.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770055 Date: 08/31/2015
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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 5:14 PM
  To:
  Subject RE: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  We are going to postpone Monday's and start with tues or weds.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  Do you think we should go ahead or postpone w more notice to insure more participation or just go on and check the
  box so everyone participates at some point?
  Original Message ---
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Jun 18 15:28:29 2010
  Subject: FW: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  You fine with this for the P meeting on Monday — scroll down for all invitees.
  From: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:21 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Subject: RE: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  So far —Johnnie, Blake and Dave Johnson are regrets.
  Phil Gordon, Arturo and Kurt are coming.
  Waiting to hear from Brimmer and Feltman.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:19 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona
  Cc: Sullivan, JacobJ
  Subject: FW: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770055 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770055 Date: 08/31/2015
  Hmmm — who else can't come — we need johnnie
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 2:54 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Steinberg, James B; Lew, Jacobi
  Cc: Yamamoto, Donald Y; Cook, Akunna E
  Subject: RE: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  Lona: I will be en route to Sudan (Khartoum and Juba) and will not be able to make it. (I will be away from Sunday to
  Sunday.) If the Secretary decides to include substitutes, my deputy Don Yamamoto, will be available to attend.
  Johnnie
  From: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 2:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Steinberg, James B; Lew, Jacob 1; Chollet, Derek H; Carson, Johnnie; Blake, Robert 0;
  Gordon, Philip H; Campbell, Kurt M; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Feltman, Jeffrey D; Brimmer, Esther D; Johnson, David T
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F; Laszczych, Joanne; Valmoro, Lona J; Abedin, Huma; Hanley, Monica R; Lavy, Brendan L; Polidoro, Evelyn
  R; Gent, Stephanie R; Cook, Akunna E; Jennings, Monika D; Hegendorfer, Daryl R; Grigola, Sandra T (NEA/F0); Gonzalez,
  Juan 5; Lowe, Matthew D; Le Mon, Christopher J
  Subject: meeting with the secretary on monday june 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm
  The Secretary would like to hold a strategy session on Monday, June 21st from 5:00pm-6:30pm in the S Conference
  Room.
  Let me know if you have significant conflict and will not be able to join -- no substitutions or additions to this meeting,
  please.
  Thank you — Lona
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770055 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770056
MetadataSubject: CONSULAR FEES
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  We sent the paper on consular fees to Tanner today, and his staff confirmed that he has received
  it. Assuming Tanner continues to be supportive, we need him to let Hoyer know he supports our effort.
  Additionally, Jack thinks it is important for you to talk to Pelosi. Berman mentioned that as well. I can send a
  call sheet just in case you have a chance to connect with her.
  Thanks again for stopping by the AIPAC meeting. It really helped close out some important issues.

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  Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 5:24 PM
  To:
  Subject consular fees
  We sent the paper on consular fees to Tanner today, and his staff confirmed that he has received
  it. Assuming Tanner continues to be supportive, we need him to let Hoyer know he supports our effort.
  Additionally, Jack thinks it is important for you to talk to Pelosi. Berman mentioned that as well. I can send a
  call sheet just in case you have a chance to connect with her.
  Thanks again for stopping by the AIPAC meeting. It really helped close out some important issues.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770056 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2010 6:11 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Farewell
  Fyi traffic
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: Smith, Daniel B
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Jun 19 06:10:26 2010
  Subject: Re: Farewell
  Dan
  I don't know where to begin as you are our beginning and middle and I cannot imagine our end without your quiet but firm
  wisdom, careful candor, and watchful eye for the Secretary and all of us who have joined the department to have a
  chance to help her and those who work so hard in this building make a difference.
  Her success to date is yours - I hope you know that as we are so very cognizant of that.
  I look forward to visiting you as you give your leadership to greece on b/h of our country.
  More importantly, I look forward to an enduring friendship.
  Thank you. For everything.
  Cdm
  From: Smith, Daniel B
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Jun 18 17:46:14 2010
  Subject: Farewell
  Cheryl,
  I just wanted to say what a pleasure it has been working with you. You are a wonderful Chief of Staff and
  Counselor, and I have learned a great deal from you. I am deeply indebted to you for my onward assignment and,
  Senate willing, hope to welcome you to Athens soon. In the meantime, I know Steve Mull and the Secretariat will
  continue to do all they can to support you and the other members of the Secretary's senior leadership team. If I can
  ever do anything for you, please don't hesitate to ask. All the best, Dan
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  representatives of "embattled NGOs" in the balcony of the Slowacki Theater, and many were literally awe-struck. They
  told me that it was the most important, most inspirational speech they had ever heard relating to civil society. I agree.
  I realize that considerable behind-the-scenes work goes into a speech like this. While civil society has an important role
  in critiquing governmental actions, I also think that it's important to recognize the efforts of our remarkable colleagues
  in government. So please allow me to say "thank you" to you and your team. Please also know that you can count on
  ICNL to redouble its efforts - within the CD Working Group and otherwise - to advance the objectives set forth in
  Krakow. Indeed, I've already met with the Working Group and have reached out to other partners to ensure that civil
  society properly complements the tireless efforts you and your team have displayed in protecting civic space around the
  world.
  With best regards,
  Doug
  * * *
  Douglas Rutzen
  President
  International Center for Not-for-Profit Law
  1126 16th Street NW #400
  Washington, DC 20036
  202-684-2535
  www.icnI.org
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  Dan will stay through Monday to work
  The next step would be to work toi

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  Dan will stay through Monday to work
  The next step would be to work toi
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  Below is the update I have as of yesterday - still waiting on today's update and Dan is working the language on a number
  of points. I will get you the latest either late tonight or tomorrow morning.
  Based on our discussions so far,
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  For us, there is merit

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  Below is the update I have as of yesterday - still waiting on today's update and Dan is working the language on a number
  of points. I will get you the latest either late tonight or tomorrow morning.
  Based on our discussions so far,
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  DISCUSSION
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ExtractedSubject: An interview with George Yeo
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  See hus analysis of where we are on EAS but also on the US, Japan, and Chinese urbanization and trade patterns..
  Nothing that new, but valuable coming from him.
  The Australian - 19 Jun 10
  Embracing everyone from the US to India Greg Sheridan, Foreign editor
  GEORGE Yeo, Singapore's Foreign Minister, is one of the most dazzlingly clever people you could meet in Southeast
  Asia. Singapore is a society that notoriously produces hardheads in its strategic outlook. But Yeo combines Singapore's
  characteristic hard-headedness with a depth of historical understanding and context, as well as a lively human sympathy
  for the diversity of the region that surrounds him, which I, at any event, find almost unique. I remember interviewing
  him at the height of the East Asian economic crisis in 1997 and asking whether this crisis shattered the idea of Asia as
  the growing centre of the global economy, as numerous foolishly triumphalist Western commentators were then
  suggesting. "No it doesn't," Yeo told me. "At the most it might put back the forecasts by five or 10 years." It moved the
  graph a little to the right, it didn't change the trends. On that, Yeo was absolutely right.
  But it is also Yeo's ability to apply the insights of history to the real problems of Asia today which make him formidable.
  This week, Yeo spent a few days in Australia and I caught up with him for one of those slightly mesmerising historical
  tour de force conversations in which he specialises.
  It is no secret Singapore had the most serious reservations about Kevin Rudd's proposal to establish an Asia-Pacific
  Community. The Prime Minister wanted the US, India and Russia included in a regional body which could deal with
  strategic issues as well as trade and economics. Singapore's hesitation over the Rudd proposal came because it thought
  that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, of which it is a key member, could be sidelined. I asked Yeo whether the
  region was now clear on what it wanted its organisations to accomplish. "We still need a lot more discussion," he said.
  "The vision is going to change dramatically, with the emergence of China and India on the global stage. The
  configuration is evolving much faster than most of us would have preferred. But that's the reality we've got to work
  with.
  We need a regional architecture which is able to accommodate the stresses. The single most important relationship is
  between the US and China. Increasingly, the relationship between India and China is becoming more important. I think
  eventually a triangular relationship will decide the big issues of war and peace in Asia this century - the triangle
  consisting of the US, China and India."
  Yeo saw Rudd and Foreign Minister Stephen Smith in Canberra and now describes Canberra and Singapore as being in
  harmony on the evolution of regional organisations. This is how he saw it having played out: "When Prime Minister Rudd
  proposed the APC, Dick Woolcott (Rudd's envoy) went round the region. He did not visit all countries. He made it quite
  plain to some that only the big countries of ASEAN need to be involved. We talked among ourselves and quite soon the
  conclusion was reached that ASEAN was going to be sidelined. So there was an immediate blowback from the region.
  "To PM Rudd's credit he quickly clarified this, that ASEAN is central to his conception of the APC and that that was his
  vision from the very beginning. I said, 'All of us in the region are very relieved to hear that'.
  "Separately we had (former Japanese) prime minister (Yukio) Hatoyama articulating his view of an East Asian region
  apparently centred on China, Japan and Korea. It created, as you would expect, a natural reaction in Southeast Asia. That
  got us all thinking in the region. How to keep Russia and the US in the region in a way that's comfortable. For a long time
  we've been thinking about China, more recently about India." Yeo pointed out that earlier regional organisations also
  evolved slowly, in particular the East Asia Summit, which includes Australia and New Zealand, as well as ASEAN, China,
  Japan, South Korea and India. He said: "It took us a long time to create the EAS structure. Some preferred it to be based
  on the ASEAN plus three (China, Japan, Korea), harking back to (former Malaysian prime minister) Mahathir
  (Mohamad)'s East Asian caucus. "Others felt that's too limiting. If it's just ASEAN plus three, that may be a little lop-sided
  because of the economic weight of the plus three. So we thought if we have India on one side, and Australia and New
  Zealand to the south, there's a certain natural equipoise.
  "Then it took many discussions. The Russians wanted to join the EAS but we felt this should not be rushed. Russia is too
  important a country. There was some unhappiness from the Russians that we did not accommodate them in the EAS at
  that time. (Former US) President (George W.) Bush did not want to join the EAS but he worried that the EAS might
  exclude the US from the region. We told our American friends that it could not be purely an Asian thing because
  Australia and New Zealand were in it. In any case, countries like Singapore would never want an EAS to be exclusive.
  What would threaten us most is if the world developed into blocs."
  So where do we end up today? "When I met PM Rudd I thanked him for helping to catalyse the thinking of ASEAN. So
  now there are two possibilities, either an EAS expanded for Russia and the US or a separate ASEAN plus eight (including
  the US and Russia) configuration. In fact I had a very interesting discussion with Prime Minister Rudd. I think in the end
  he's happy to let ASEAN members decide and he doesn't want to interfere in our regional discussion."
  So you can describe what Yeo outlines as either a win or a loss for Rudd. Whatever evolves, nobody is going to call it the
  Asia-Pacific Community and no one is going to imagine that Rudd was its founder, as everyone accepts that Bob Hawke
  founded APEC in 1989. On the other hand, it does seem as though it's very much more than likely that there will finally
  be a regional organisation embracing everyone from the US to India, which is able to discuss security. That is pretty
  much Rudd's policy aim and, as Yeo constructively puts it, Rudd has influenced ASEAN thinking. Friends of Rudd can
  describe it as the embodiment of his vision and fulfilment of his initiative. His enemies can say the APC came to nothing
  and was a failure in Australian diplomacy. Certainly Yeo casts it in a constructive light. There is only space to give the
  smallest sampling of Yeo's prodigiously rich insights on other issues.
  On the US, he said: "Both Australia and Singapore feel it in our bones that the US will remain a great power for many
  decades. It is a vast country always throwing up new ideas, always on the boil. It has a sunny disposition. We in
  Singapore and Australia feel it in our bones that one way or another they will get out of their current difficulties."
  On China, I asked whether its political development was keeping pace with its growth in power, financial and military, so
  it could manage that new power in a way that was beneficial to everybody. Yeo stressed that he was sure Beijing's
  preoccupations were internal, and said: "China is the No 1 trading partner for Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India
  and already No 2 for New Zealand, and for all the countries (in Asia) the graph points in the same direction."
  (The historical process) is high drama in China. It was historically because of the large rural peasantry that Maoism
  developed as a different ideology from Bolshevism. China was 20 per cent urban. It's now 40 per cent urban and will go
  to 80 per cent or 90 per cent. The urbanisation of Europe was languid by comparison, but look at Dickens or Victor Hugo.
  Look at the huge reaction in Europe to urbanisation and industrialisation. In China it's all compressed. If they succeed
  they will be the greatest nation on Earth. The Chinese know they have to learn new tricks. The skills which brought them
  to power won't keep them in power."
  He recalled that early in China's economic modernisation program it was fascinated by how Singapore, as a mostly
  Chinese nation, ran its society in such an orderly and effective manner, combining rapid economic growth with social
  order and a respect for tradition. Then that interest seemed to wane. But now Chinese delegations are back again in
  large numbers, fascinated particularly with how Singapore manages the politics of being a big and booming
  city. Mainland Chinese are even sitting in on politicians' electoral clinics in Singapore, observing how real problems are
  recognised, integrated into the system and dealt with.
  I asked Yeo too whether he thought Japan could sustain the stabilising role it has played in Asia these past 60 years. He
  replied: "Their politics now are a mess. Partly because they fit the pieces together so closely, reconfiguring the pieces is-
  difficult. A lot of Japanese politics now is not about fitting the pieces together but pulling them apart.
  "The DP1 came to power determined to pull the pieces apart, the Liberal Democratic Party from big business from the
  bureacracy. Never write Japan off. It takes a long time for them to change but when they do change they do it with a
  fury and intensity that surprises everyone." Japan has gone through profound periods of change in the past - the Meiji
  Restoration of the 19th century, in which it decided to become a modern nation; or the pervasive change after World
  War II, in which it decided to embrace democracy and the role of the key US ally in the region. The fact that it is now
  grappling with change is no reason to think it cannot emerge again with a successful model.
  Yeo is an old, old friend of Australia, and in a sense a long-term champion of Australia's involvement in Southeast Asia.
  He has been a minister in the Singapore government for more than 20 years. He embodies a great deal of institutional
  memory and strategic continuity, not just within Singapore but within the broader councils of the region.
  It's just a pity he doesn't visit us a bit more often.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770063 Date: 08/31/2015
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  Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2010 2:32 PM
  To:
  Subject: An interview with George Yeo
  See hus analysis of where we are on EAS but also on the US, Japan, and Chinese urbanization and trade patterns..
  Nothing that new, but valuable coming from him.
  The Australian - 19 Jun 10
  Embracing everyone from the US to India Greg Sheridan, Foreign editor
  GEORGE Yeo, Singapore's Foreign Minister, is one of the most dazzlingly clever people you could meet in Southeast
  Asia. Singapore is a society that notoriously produces hardheads in its strategic outlook. But Yeo combines Singapore's
  characteristic hard-headedness with a depth of historical understanding and context, as well as a lively human sympathy
  for the diversity of the region that surrounds him, which I, at any event, find almost unique. I remember interviewing
  him at the height of the East Asian economic crisis in 1997 and asking whether this crisis shattered the idea of Asia as
  the growing centre of the global economy, as numerous foolishly triumphalist Western commentators were then
  suggesting. "No it doesn't," Yeo told me. "At the most it might put back the forecasts by five or 10 years." It moved the
  graph a little to the right, it didn't change the trends. On that, Yeo was absolutely right.
  But it is also Yeo's ability to apply the insights of history to the real problems of Asia today which make him formidable.
  This week, Yeo spent a few days in Australia and I caught up with him for one of those slightly mesmerising historical
  tour de force conversations in which he specialises.
  It is no secret Singapore had the most serious reservations about Kevin Rudd's proposal to establish an Asia-Pacific
  Community. The Prime Minister wanted the US, India and Russia included in a regional body which could deal with
  strategic issues as well as trade and economics. Singapore's hesitation over the Rudd proposal came because it thought
  that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, of which it is a key member, could be sidelined. I asked Yeo whether the
  region was now clear on what it wanted its organisations to accomplish. "We still need a lot more discussion," he said.
  "The vision is going to change dramatically, with the emergence of China and India on the global stage. The
  configuration is evolving much faster than most of us would have preferred. But that's the reality we've got to work
  with.
  We need a regional architecture which is able to accommodate the stresses. The single most important relationship is
  between the US and China. Increasingly, the relationship between India and China is becoming more important. I think
  eventually a triangular relationship will decide the big issues of war and peace in Asia this century - the triangle
  consisting of the US, China and India."
  Yeo saw Rudd and Foreign Minister Stephen Smith in Canberra and now describes Canberra and Singapore as being in
  harmony on the evolution of regional organisations. This is how he saw it having played out: "When Prime Minister Rudd
  proposed the APC, Dick Woolcott (Rudd's envoy) went round the region. He did not visit all countries. He made it quite
  plain to some that only the big countries of ASEAN need to be involved. We talked among ourselves and quite soon the
  conclusion was reached that ASEAN was going to be sidelined. So there was an immediate blowback from the region.
  "To PM Rudd's credit he quickly clarified this, that ASEAN is central to his conception of the APC and that that was his
  vision from the very beginning. I said, 'All of us in the region are very relieved to hear that'.
  "Separately we had (former Japanese) prime minister (Yukio) Hatoyama articulating his view of an East Asian region
  apparently centred on China, Japan and Korea. It created, as you would expect, a natural reaction in Southeast Asia. That
  got us all thinking in the region. How to keep Russia and the US in the region in a way that's comfortable. For a long time
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  we've been thinking about China, more recently about India." Yeo pointed out that earlier regional organisations also
  evolved slowly, in particular the East Asia Summit, which includes Australia and New Zealand, as well as ASEAN, China,
  Japan, South Korea and India. He said: "It took us a long time to create the EAS structure. Some preferred it to be based
  on the ASEAN plus three (China, Japan, Korea), harking back to (former Malaysian prime minister) Mahathir
  (Mohamad)'s East Asian caucus. "Others felt that's too limiting. If it's just ASEAN plus three, that may be a little lop-sided
  because of the economic weight of the plus three. So we thought if we have India on one side, and Australia and New
  Zealand to the south, there's a certain natural equipoise.
  "Then it took many discussions. The Russians wanted to join the EAS but we felt this should not be rushed. Russia is too
  important a country. There was some unhappiness from the Russians that we did not accommodate them in the EAS at
  that time. (Former US) President (George W.) Bush did not want to join the EAS but he worried that the EAS might
  exclude the US from the region. We told our American friends that it could not be purely an Asian thing because
  Australia and New Zealand were in it. In any case, countries like Singapore would never want an EAS to be exclusive.
  What would threaten us most is if the world developed into blocs."
  So where do we end up today? "When I met PM Rudd I thanked him for helping to catalyse the thinking of ASEAN. So
  now there are two possibilities, either an EAS expanded for Russia and the US or a separate ASEAN plus eight (including
  the US and Russia) configuration. In fact I had a very interesting discussion with Prime Minister Rudd. I think in the end
  he's happy to let ASEAN members decide and he doesn't want to interfere in our regional discussion."
  So you can describe what Yeo outlines as either a win or a loss for Rudd. Whatever evolves, nobody is going to call it the
  Asia-Pacific Community and no one is going to imagine that Rudd was its founder, as everyone accepts that Bob Hawke
  founded APEC in 1989. On the other hand, it does seem as though it's very much more than likely that there will finally
  be a regional organisation embracing everyone from the US to India, which is able to discuss security. That is pretty
  much Rudd's policy aim and, as Yeo constructively puts it, Rudd has influenced ASEAN thinking. Friends of Rudd can
  describe it as the embodiment of his vision and fulfilment of his initiative. His enemies can say the APC came to nothing
  and was a failure in Australian diplomacy. Certainly Yeo casts it in a constructive light. There is only space to give the
  smallest sampling of Yeo's prodigiously rich insights on other issues.
  On the US, he said: "Both Australia and Singapore feel it in our bones that the US will remain a great power for many
  decades. It is a vast country always throwing up new ideas, always on the boil. It has a sunny disposition. We in
  Singapore and Australia feel it in our bones that one way or another they will get out of their current difficulties."
  On China, I asked whether its political development was keeping pace with its growth in power, financial and military, so
  it could manage that new power in a way that was beneficial to everybody. Yeo stressed that he was sure Beijing's
  preoccupations were internal, and said: "China is the No 1 trading partner for Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India
  and already No 2 for New Zealand, and for all the countries (in Asia) the graph points in the same direction."
  (The historical process) is high drama in China. It was historically because of the large rural peasantry that Maoism
  developed as a different ideology from Bolshevism. China was 20 per cent urban. It's now 40 per cent urban and will go
  to 80 per cent or 90 per cent. The urbanisation of Europe was languid by comparison, but look at Dickens or Victor Hugo.
  Look at the huge reaction in Europe to urbanisation and industrialisation. In China it's all compressed. If they succeed
  they will be the greatest nation on Earth. The Chinese know they have to learn new tricks. The skills which brought them
  to power won't keep them in power."
  He recalled that early in China's economic modernisation program it was fascinated by how Singapore, as a mostly
  Chinese nation, ran its society in such an orderly and effective manner, combining rapid economic growth with social
  order and a respect for tradition. Then that interest seemed to wane. But now Chinese delegations are back again in
  large numbers, fascinated particularly with how Singapore manages the politics of being a big and booming
  city. Mainland Chinese are even sitting in on politicians' electoral clinics in Singapore, observing how real problems are
  recognised, integrated into the system and dealt with.
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  I asked Yeo too whether he thought Japan could sustain the stabilising role it has played in Asia these past 60 years. He
  replied: "Their politics now are a mess. Partly because they fit the pieces together so closely, reconfiguring the pieces is-
  difficult. A lot of Japanese politics now is not about fitting the pieces together but pulling them apart.
  "The DP1 came to power determined to pull the pieces apart, the Liberal Democratic Party from big business from the
  bureacracy. Never write Japan off. It takes a long time for them to change but when they do change they do it with a
  fury and intensity that surprises everyone." Japan has gone through profound periods of change in the past - the Meiji
  Restoration of the 19th century, in which it decided to become a modern nation; or the pervasive change after World
  War II, in which it decided to embrace democracy and the role of the key US ally in the region. The fact that it is now
  grappling with change is no reason to think it cannot emerge again with a successful model.
  Yeo is an old, old friend of Australia, and in a sense a long-term champion of Australia's involvement in Southeast Asia.
  He has been a minister in the Singapore government for more than 20 years. He embodies a great deal of institutional
  memory and strategic continuity, not just within Singapore but within the broader councils of the region.
  It's just a pity he doesn't visit us a bit more often.
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  To:
  Subject Fw: Norway confirmed
  Fyi
  Original Message ---
  From: Mara Rudman
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sat Jun 19 16:39:43 2010
  Subject: Norway confirmed
  to me -- at least via guy on grd there who I think has good access to FM --that they will be prepared to be publicly
  supportive on what comes out when get word frm us, and will hold back til then.
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  Subject Fw: (AP) Former VP Cheney hospitalized
  From: Pearce, Jennifer
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  Sent: Fri Jun 25 21:07:19 2010
  Subject: (AP) Former VP Cheney hospitalized
  WASHINGTON - Former Vice President Cheney was admitted to the hospital after experiencing discomfort, the latest
  health scare for the 69-year-old Republican leader who has a long history of heart disease. Cheney was expected to
  remain at George Washington University Hospital over the weekend, said spokesman Peter Long. It was not
  immediately clear whether Cheney's health concern was related to his previous heart troubles. He sustained his last
  heart attack, deemed a mild one, in February. Cheney was not feeling well and went to see his doctors at George
  Washington University. On their advice, he was admitted to the hospital for further testing.
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  We had brief conversation about it with paul a while ago but we didn't know how early conf would start.

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  We had brief conversation about it with paul a while ago but we didn't know how early conf would start.
  Original Message
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  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
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  I think I should spend the night of the 19th in Kabul before the conference there.
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  Just sent oscar call sheets for nita lowey and greek fm papandraeou for you.
  I think jake may have told you the aide to the Greek Minister of Citizens Protection was killed in the protests earlier this
  week. EUR has made request that you place a condolence call to FM Papandreou this weekend. The week is going to be
  tough politically and personally for the FM. The Minister of Citizens Protection has resigned as a result of the protests
  and deaths. let me know if u want to.
  Also, we have abdullah call for either tomorrow or monday. Waiting fo them to get back to us.

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  Just sent oscar call sheets for nita lowey and greek fm papandraeou for you.
  I think jake may have told you the aide to the Greek Minister of Citizens Protection was killed in the protests earlier this
  week. EUR has made request that you place a condolence call to FM Papandreou this weekend. The week is going to be
  tough politically and personally for the FM. The Minister of Citizens Protection has resigned as a result of the protests
  and deaths. let me know if u want to.
  Also, we have abdullah call for either tomorrow or monday. Waiting fo them to get back to us.
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  From: Pearce, Jennifer
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  Subject: (AP) Obama will resume talks on South Korea trade
  TORONTO - A senior administration official says President Obama has decided to resume talks aimed at resolving issues
  blocking the completion of a free trade agreement with South Korea. The official says Obama plans to announce the
  new effort after a meeting with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak. The official says the goal would be to clear up
  remaining differences with Seoul by the time Obama visits South Korea in November. The official spoke on condition of
  anonymity because Obama had not yet spoken.
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
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  Re: With deep gratitude

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  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Jun 25 13:29:53 2010
  Subject: Re: With deep gratitude
  Is there a backstory?
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  Sent: Fri Jun 25 11:27:27 2010
  Subject: FW: With deep gratitude
  fyi
  From: Stanton, Katie
  Sent: Friday, June 25, 2010 10:31 AM
  Subject: With deep gratitude
  Dear friends,
  I'm so grateful to have had the pleasure of working with you over the past 18 months. Public service is an honor and I
  feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to serve our country in both the White House and the State Department. I'm
  deeply impressed by the important work you do and will leave Washington, DC knowing that our country's best days are
  ahead of us thanks to your commitment, hard work, and passion.
  My last day at the State Department will be July 9th.
  would love to see you before I go — please save the date of July 8th for a cupcakes and champagne party in DC.
  My personal email is Please visit me in
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  Best,
  Katie
  Katie Jacobs Stanton
  Office of the Secretary of State
  e: stantonk@state.gov I I t: 202-647-0419 II c:
  twitter: @StateDept @KatieS
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  Absolutely.
  Original Message----
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  _
  Katie Stanton is leaving to go back to California. Will you ask her to come by to say goodbye to me? Thx.
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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, June 27, 2010 10:35 AM
  H: memo on UK politics/budget/economy Sid
  hrc memo uk politialeconomy 062710.docx
  June 27, 2010
  For: HRC

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  CONFIDENTIAL
  June 27, 2010
  For: HRC
  From: Sid
  Re: UK politics/economy
  UK polls show support for the Lib-Dems after the launch of the draconian Cameron government budget
  cratering. LD support is down to 16 percent, half what it was at its peak during the election and half of
  LD members now express a desire to defect from their party. They feel deceived by LD ministers'
  participation in a Tory budget opposed to their own beliefs. In Parliament, a secret caucus of LDs is
  meeting with Labour about opposing the budget. Meanwhile, short term support for Cameron is static
  and for the government slightly up, but only translated to the Tories. Both the Tories and Labour are up,
  profiting from the LD quandary. The scenario is potentially portentous for the LD Party: There was once
  an influential Australian Liberal Democratic Party, holding 11 percent of the vote and the balance of
  power in the Australian Senate. Upon reaching its zenith in 1996 the ALDP supported a Liberal (that is
  to say, a conservative) government's budget and suffered collapse. Today the ALDP holds 1 percent of
  the seats in the lower House. The political effect of the conservative budget will almost certainly lead to
  an implosion of the Tory-LD coalition. In the short run it's possible the Tories will emerge having the
  greatest plurality of support. But if their budget does not produce prosperity they will pay the price, too.
  See Stiglitz's analysis below on the Tory budget with cold analysis of the US predicament.
  The implications for US-UK cooperation are apparent. While there are spheres that remain, they are
  contingent, including the Afghanistan War, opposed by 75 percent of UK public and about which
  Cameron felt compelled this week to declare UK engagement would end in five years (that is, before the
  next UK election). On economic policy, the UK is no partner and no bridge to Europe, where the Merkel
  government has entered a fugue state of vertigo (another subject). At no other time since World War II
  have the US and UK governments been at such odds over international economics. With JFK and
  Macmillan, Macmillan accepted the postwar Keynesian consensus. Reagan and Thatcher, of course,
  were of one mind ideologically, and the international economy was buoyed by Reagan's hyper-
  Keynesianism masked as Thatcherism. Unfortunately, Obama did not reach out to Brown, who sought to
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  reestablish the special relationship around international economic recovery. Speaking of laissez faire,
  Cameron must be let alone to receive the consequences (within 18 months) of his ideologically driven
  economics. Can he be engaged on international development? Or does his budget rule that out too?
  There's not much there.
  The Labour Party leadership contest is heating up. David Miliband has an article out today on how the
  Cameron budget will foster "a lost generation." More on that soon...
  http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uldpolitics/osbornes-first-budget-its-wrong-wrong-wrong-2011501.html
  Osborne's first Budget? It's wrong, wrong,
  wrong!
  Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel prizewinner who predicted the global crisis, delivers his verdict on the Chancellor's first Budget
  and tells Paul Vallely it will take the UK deeper into recession and hit millions — the poorest — badly
  Sunday, 27 June 2010
  George Osborne will probably not be very bothered that there is a man who thinks he got last week's emergency Budget
  almost entirely wrong. But he should be. Because that man is a former chief economist at the World Bank who won the
  Nobel Prize for Economics for his work on why markets do not produce the outcomes which, in theory, they ought to.
  Professor Joseph Stiglitz, who has been described as the biggest brain in economics, is distinctly unimpressed by George
  Osborne's strategy. This, he predicts, will make Britain's recovery from recession longer, slower and harder than it needs
  to be. The rise in VAT could even tip us into a double-dip recession.
  Stiglitz, who was once Bill Clinton's senior economic adviser, is now professor of economics and finance at Columbia
  Business School. He was in the UK this week at the University of Manchester, where he chairs the Brooks World Poverty
  Institute, but he lifted his head from the detail of international development to scrutinise the economic strategy of the
  Conservative Chancellor whose Liberal Democrat partners recently reversed their judgement that massive public
  spending cuts now would endanger the economy and joined in the Tory slash-and-burn strategy. They were deeply wrong
  to do so, he believes.
  It would be a mistake to ignore Stiglitz on this. He has a track record of getting his predictions right. He was one of the few
  economists who predicted the global financial meltdown long before it occurred.
  "What happened was very much in accord with what I expected," he tells me when we meet for a coffee outside the
  Blackwell bookshop in the centre of the university. "The data was pretty clear about that." And the scale of the crash?
  "That wasn't a surprise," he adds, in a matter-of-fact manner. "The bigger the bubble, the bigger the burst.
  "The thing most economists did not fully grasp was the extent to which the banks engaged in murky risk-taking activities.
  They were taking a risk with our money, their shareholders' money, the bond-holders' money," he says. Banks were
  demanding up to 40 per cent of the corporate profits, saying their innovative financing was adding value. But "all this talk
  about innovation was a sham" because it did not relate to any real increase in the economy's productivity, he says.
  "There was a prima fade case of something screwy going on [with all the] perverse incentives that would lead them to
  take excessive risk. But there was no way anyone could know or believe that the banks were [conducting themselves] at
  that level of stupidity. I predicted that there was going to be a collapse because of the information asymmetry problems
  that were being created." His Nobel prize was given for exactly that — showing how markets fail because different people
  in them hold different levels of information.
  Yet there is no hint of I-told-you-so about Stiglitz's tone as he asks the waiter for coffee. He orders decaffeinated, but
  suggests the British economy needs the opposite: a stiff stimulant rather than the "fiscal consolidation" which is George
  Osborne's economic euphemism for cuts.
  Fiscal stimulus is out of fashion now. World leaders embarked on that strategy — injecting money to re-energise the
  economy — after the banking crash three years ago. It was widely perceived not to have worked because the money
  governments pumped into the banks was not passed on to ailing businesses or individuals in trouble with their mortgages.
  "The problem was that, in the US, the stimulus wasn't big enough," he says. "Too much of it was in tax cuts. And when
  they gave money to the banks they gave it to the wrong banks and, as a result, credit has not been restored — we can
  expect a couple of million or more homes to be repossessed this year than last year — and the economy has not been
  restarted." Instead of producing a consensus that the government should have done more, it has created disillusion that
  the government can do anything, Stiglitz says.
  The result is that, following the attacks by the financial markets on Greece and then Spain, everybody is now in a mood of
  retrenchment. "It's not just pre-Keynesian, it's Hooverite," he says. By which he means governments are not just refusing
  to stimulate, they are making cuts, as Herbert Hoover did in the US in 1929 — when he turned the Wall Street Crash into
  the Great Depression. "Hoover had this idea that, whenever you go into recession, deficits grow, so he decided to go for
  cuts — which is what the foolish financial markets that got us into this trouble in the first place now want."
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  It has become the new received wisdom throughout Europe. But it is the classic error made by those who confuse a
  household's economics with those of a national economy.
  "If you have a household that can't pay its debts, you tell it to cut back on spending to free up the cash to pay the debts.
  But in a national economy, if you cut back on your spending, then economic activity goes down, nobody invests, the
  amount of tax you take goes down, the amount you pay out in unemployment benefits goes up — and you don't have
  enough money to pay your debts.
  "The old story is still true: you cut expenditures and the economy goes down. We have lots of experiments which show
  this, thanks to Herbert Hoover and the IMF," he adds. The IMF imposed that mistaken policy in Korea, Thailand,
  Indonesia, Argentina and hosts of other developing countries in the 1980s and 1990s. "So we know what will happen:
  economies will get weaker, investment will get stymied and it's a downward vicious spiral. How far down we don't know —
  it could be a Japanese malaise. Japan did an experiment just like this in 1997; just as it was recovering, it raised VAT and
  went into another recession."
  Then why have we not learned from all that? Because politicians like George Osborne are driven by ideology; the national
  deficit is an excuse to shrink the state because that is what he wanted anyway. Because the financial market only cares
  about one thing — getting repaid. And because other European governments are panicking because of the market's wild
  attack on Greece and Spain, and they don't want to be next.
  "But cutbacks in Germany, Britain and France will mean all of Europe will suffer. The cuts will all feed back negatively.
  And if everyone follows this policy, their budget deficits will get worse, so they will have to make more cuts and raise taxes
  more. It's a vicious downward spiral. We're now looking at a long, hard, slow recovery with the possibility of a double dip if
  everybody cuts back at the same time. The best scenario is long and hard ... and the worst is much worse. If any one of
  these countries is forced into default, the banking system is so highly leveraged that it could cause real problems. This is
  really risky, really scary."
  So what should we be doing? "The lesson is not that you cut back spending, but that you redirect it. You cut out the war in
  Afghanistan. You cut a couple of hundred billion dollars of wasteful military expenditure. You cut out oil subsidies. There's
  a long list of things we can cut. But you increase spending in other areas, such as research and development,
  infrastructure, education" — areas where government can get a good return on the investment of public money. "I haven't
  done the calculation for Britain, but, for the US, all you need is a return on government investment of 5 to 6 per cent and
  the long-term deficit debt is lowered."
  Taxes also need to be restructured. Osborne has increased capital gains tax for high earners from 18 to 28 per cent.
  "There's absolutely no reason why you couldn't tax speculative gains [from rising house or land prices] by 40 per cent.
  There's no social return on it and land is going to be there whether people have speculated or not. But you lower the tax
  on investment in things like R&D."
  Stiglitz has one more practical solution to offer. Governments should set up their own banks to restart lending to
  businesses and save struggling homeowners from repossession. "If the banks aren't lending, let's create a new lending
  facility to do that job," he says. "In the US, we gave $700bn to the banks; if we had used a fraction of that to create a new
  bank, we could have financed all the lending that was needed."
  Indeed, it could be done for far less. "Take $100bn, lever that at 10 to 1 [by attracting funds from the private sector] and
  that's a trillion-dollar new lending capacity — more than the real economy needs."
  Such a move would help ordinary people more than all Osborne's rhetoric about being tough but fair. Stiglitz is sceptical,
  too, about the moral underpinning of a Budget which claims that "we are all in this together", but then hits the poorest
  hardest.
  Analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies has suggested that the Chancellor's Budget will cost the poor 2.5 per cent of
  their income, while the rich will lose just 1 per cent. "I've not made an independent study on that point, but cuts in public
  services will have a disproportionate effect on the poor," Stiglitz says. Osborne's Budget "may be well-intentioned, but it
  takes an enormous amount of work to make sure that a package of public spending cuts of that magnitude doesn't hit the
  poor disproportionately".
  His big fear is that overseas aid, which has been protected in this first round of cuts, will not escape a second.
  "Developing countries have redirected themselves towards Asia, and China in particular, in recent years, so growth in
  Africa will be more robust than one might have expected, given the severity of the downturn," he says.
  Even so, aid remains vital to poor countries. "If aid is cut back, growth will be badly affected," he says. "China is providing
  aid, but its aid is all in infrastructure, whereas aid from the US and Europe is mainly in education and health — areas in
  which ordinary people will suffer most if there are cuts."
  Joseph Stiglitz has come full circle. What the world needs now — developing and developed — is not retrenchment but
  greater economic stimulus. It is not a message many are in the mood to hear. But they didn't listen to him last time, either.
  And he turned out to be right, and they were wrong — and at what a cost to us all.
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ExtractedBodyText: Great - I will work with Claire to find a good time. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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  Great - I will work with Claire to find a good time. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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  Pis come see me tomorrow about redesigning and updating the format. Thx.
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  Pis add the following:
  Paul Charron about Haiti
  Mickey and Heidi Kantor
  John Kao
  Do letter of thanks to
  Gen Kean who was commander in Haiti
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  No date from slim.
  We will follow up on all

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  No date from slim.
  We will follow up on all
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  Sent: Sun Jun 27 18:49:01 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  Pls reach out to Dianne Feinstein for a dinner which will be very hard for me in July but if I have to be back for a few days
  in early August, might work then. Just so she knows we are trying.
  Also, I want to see Jack Keane for a drink.
  FM Lieberman wants to see me in July--let's discuss
  Also FM Zebari of Iraq will be in US in July. Pls find out when he is coming
  Have you heard from Carlos Slim about a date for a mtg?
  Don't forget:
  the Skoll mtg,
  the Arctic Council in Greenland,
  Harlan Dalton's visit,
  Carol Evans' request for an interview,
  the Vital Voices Summit 9/14-17,
  the request for a mtg or call w Dellums
  the AGOA conf in DC which I was told is 8/3-4
  The Putin conf about tigers in Vladivostock 9/11-19
  What happened w the Baucus mtg?
  Also, I'd like a working lunch w Ron Kirk and a mtg about Latin America w Chris Dodd
  Pls schedule Hannah Rosenthal to see me
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  David Rockefeller Sr has asked to see me. I'd like to do when I'm in NY or if there is a State Dept award we could give him
  for his citizen diplomacy esp in Latin America--could you run traps on that idea?
  During UNGA, I have to do bilat w Cathy Ashton
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  Me, too. On Oz.
  On UK, been in touch with people, more this coming week. With Labour leadership contest going through summer there's
  no real opposition, which is just as well, let Cameron/Clegg dig their own hole. Labour needs a new face after Gordon.
  Lots of internal tensions inside LDs, will only get worse. They are seen as the enablers. This can't be sustained. This
  budget isn't the end either. College tuition probably to double this fall, among other new measures.

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  Me, too. On Oz.
  On UK, been in touch with people, more this coming week. With Labour leadership contest going through summer there's
  no real opposition, which is just as well, let Cameron/Clegg dig their own hole. Labour needs a new face after Gordon.
  Lots of internal tensions inside LDs, will only get worse. They are seen as the enablers. This can't be sustained. This
  budget isn't the end either. College tuition probably to double this fall, among other new measures.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22 • clintonemail.com>
  To: 'sbwhoeop <sbwhoeop
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  Very interesting.
  Original
  sbwhoeop
  Thanks. Speaking of Australia, I was sorry about Kevin Rudd.
  Message
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  Sun Jun 27 10:35:18 2010
  Subject: H: memo on UK politics/budget/economy Sid
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  CONFIDENTIAL
  June 27,
  2010
  For: HRC
  From: Sid
  Re: UK politics/economy
  1. UK polls show support for the Lib-Dems after the launch of the draconian
  Cameron government budget cratering. LD support is down to 16 percent, half what
  it was at its peak during the election and half of LD members now express a
  desire to defect from their party. They feel deceived by LD ministers'
  participation in a Tory budget opposed to their own beliefs. In Parliament, a
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  secret caucus of LDs is meeting with Labour about opposing the budget.
  Meanwhile, short term support for Cameron is static and for the government
  slightly up, but only translated to the Tories. Both the Tories and Labour are
  up, profiting from the LD quandary. The scenario is potentially portentous for
  the LD Party: There was once an influential Australian Liberal Democratic Party,
  holding 11 percent of the vote and the balance of power in the Australian
  Senate. Upon reaching its zenith in 1996 the ALDP supported a Liberal (that is
  to say, a conservative) government's budget and suffered collapse. Today the
  ALDP holds 1 percent of the seats in the lower House. The political effect of
  the conservative budget will almost certainly lead to an implosion of the
  Tory-LD coalition. In the short run it's possible the Tories will emerge having
  the greatest plurality of support. But if their budget does not produce
  prosperity they will pay the price, too. See Stiglitz's analysis below on the
  Tory budget with cold analysis of the US predicament.
  2. The implications for US-UK cooperation are apparent. While there are
  spheres that remain, they are contingent, including the Afghanistan War, opposed
  by 75 percent of UK public and about which Cameron felt compelled this week to
  declare UK engagement would end in five years (that is, before the next UK
  election). On economic policy, the UK is no partner and no bridge to Europe,
  where the Merkel government has entered a fugue state of vertigo (another
  subject). At no other time since World War II have the US and UK governments
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  been at such odds over international economics. With JFK and Macmillan,
  Macmillan accepted the postwar Keynesian consensus. Reagan and Thatcher, of
  course, were of one mind ideologically, and the international economy was buoyed
  by Reagan's hyper-Keynesianism masked as Thatcherism. Unfortunately, Obama did
  not reach out to Brown, who sought to reestablish the special relationship
  around international economic recovery. Speaking of laissez faire, Cameron must
  be let alone to receive the consequences (within 18 months) of his ideologically
  driven economics. Can he be engaged on international development? Or does his
  budget rule that out too? There's not much there.
  3. The Labour Party leadership contest is heating up. David Miliband has an
  article out today on how the Cameron budget will foster "a lost generation."
  More on that soon_
  http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/osbornes-first-budget-its-wrong-wrong-
  wrong-2011501.html
  Osborne's first Budget? It's wrong, wrong, wrong!
  Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel prizewinner who predicted the global crisis, delivers
  his verdict on the Chancellor's first Budget and tells Paul Vallely it will take
  the UK deeper into recession and hit millions - the poorest - badly
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  Sunday, 27 June 2010
  George Osborne will probably not be very bothered that there is a man who thinks
  he got last week's emergency Budget almost entirely wrong. But he should be.
  Because that man is a former chief economist at the World Bank who won the Nobel
  Prize for Economics for his work on why markets do not produce the outcomes
  which, in theory, they ought to.
  Professor Joseph Stiglitz, who has been described as the biggest brain in
  economics, is distinctly unimpressed by George Osborne's strategy. This, he
  predicts, will make Britain's recovery from recession longer, slower and harder
  than it needs to be. The rise in VAT could even tip us into a double-dip
  recession.
  Stiglitz, who was once Bill Clinton's senior economic adviser, is now professor
  of economics and finance at Columbia Business School. He was in the UK this week
  at the University of Manchester, where he chairs the Brooks World Poverty
  Institute, but he lifted his head from the detail of international development
  to scrutinise the economit strategy of the Conservative Chancellor whose Liberal
  Democrat partners recently reversed their judgement that massive public spending
  cuts now would endanger the economy and joined in the Tory slash-and-burn
  strategy. They were deeply wrong to do so, he believes.
  It would be a mistake to ignore Stiglitz on this. He has a track record of
  getting his predictions right. He was one of the few economists who predicted
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  the global financial meltdown long before it occurred.
  "What happened was very much in accord with what I expected," he tells me when
  we meet for a coffee outside the Blackwell bookshop in the centre of the
  university. "The data was pretty clear about that." And the scale of the crash?
  "That wasn't a surprise," he adds, in a matter-of-fact manner. "The bigger the
  bubble, the bigger the burst.
  "The thing most economists did not fully grasp was the extent to which the banks
  engaged in murky risk-taking activities. They were taking a risk with our money,
  their shareholders' money, the bond-holders' money," he says. Banks were
  demanding up to 40 per cent of the corporate profits, saying their innovative
  financing was adding value. But "all this talk about innovation was a sham"
  because it did not relate to any real increase in the economy's productivity, he
  says.
  "There was a prima facie case of something screwy going on [with all the]
  perverse incentives that would lead them to take excessive risk. But there was
  no way anyone could know or believe that the banks were [conducting themselves]
  at that level of stupidity. I predicted that there was going to be a collapse
  because of the information asymmetry problems that were being created." His
  Nobel prize was given for exactly that - showing how markets fail because
  different people in them hold different levels of information.
  Yet there is no hint of I-told-you-so about Stiglitz's tone as he asks the
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  waiter for coffee. He orders decaffeinated, but suggests the British economy
  needs the opposite: a stiff stimulant rather than the "fiscal consolidation"
  which is George Osborne's economic euphemism for cuts.
  Fiscal stimulus is out of fashion now. World leaders embarked on that strategy -
  injecting money to re-energise the economy - after the banking crash three years
  ago. It was widely perceived not to have worked because the money governments
  pumped into the banks was not passed on to ailing businesses or individuals in
  trouble with their mortgages.
  "The problem was that, in the US, the stimulus wasn't big enough," he says. "Too
  much of it was in tax cuts. And when they gave.money to the banks they gave it
  to the wrong banks and, as a result, credit has not been restored - we can
  expect a couple of million or more homes to be repossessed this year than last
  year - and the economy has not been restarted." Instead of producing a consensus
  that the government should have done more, it has created disillusion that the
  government can do anything, Stiglitz says.
  The result is that, following the attacks by the financial markets on Greece and
  then Spain, everybody is now in a mood of retrenchment. "It's not just
  pre-Keynesian, it's Hooverite," he says. By which he means governments are not
  just refusing to stimulate, they are making cuts, as Herbert Hoover did in the
  US in 1929 - when he turned the Wall Street Crash into the Great Depression.
  "Hoover had this idea that, whenever you go into recession, deficits grow, so he
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  decided to go for cuts - which is what the foolish financial markets that got us
  into this trouble in the first place now want."
  It has become the new received wisdom throughout Europe. But it is the classic
  error made by those who confuse a household's economics with those of a national
  economy.
  "If you have a household that can't pay its debts, you tell it to cut back on
  spending to free up the cash to pay the debts. But in a national economy, if you
  cut back on your spending, then economic activity goes down, nobody invests, the
  amount of tax you take goes down, the amount you pay out in unemployment
  benefits goes up - and you don't have enough money to pay your debts.
  "The old story is still true: you cut expenditures and the economy goes down. We
  have lots of experiments which show this, thanks to Herbert Hoover and the IMF,"
  he adds. The IMF imposed that mistaken policy in Korea, Thailand, Indonesia,
  Argentina and hosts of other developing countries in the 1980s and 1990s. "So we
  know what will happen: economies will get weaker, investment will get stymied
  and it's a downward vicious spiral. How far down we don't know - it could be a
  Japanese malaise. Japan did an experiment just like this in 1997; just as it was
  recovering, it raised VAT and went into another recession."
  Then why have we not learned from all that? Because politicians like George
  Osborne are driven by ideology; the national deficit is an excuse to shrink the
  state because that is what he wanted anyway. Because the financial market only
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  cares about one thing - getting repaid. And because other European governments
  are panicking because of the market's wild attack on Greece and Spain, and they
  don't want to be next.
  "But cutbacks in Germany, Britain and France will mean all of Europe will
  suffer. The cuts will all feed back negatively. And if everyone follows this
  policy, their budget deficits will get worse, so they will have to make more
  cuts and raise taxes more. It's a vicious downward spiral. We're now looking at
  a long, hard, slow recovery with the possibility of a double dip if everybody
  cuts back at the same time. The best scenario is long and hard ... and the worst
  is much worse. If any one of these countries is forced into default, the banking
  system is so highly leveraged that it could cause real problems. This is really
  risky, really scary."
  So what should we be doing? "The lesson is not that you cut back spending, but
  that you redirect it. You cut out the war in Afghanistan. You cut a couple of
  hundred billion dollars of wasteful military expenditure. You cut out oil
  . subsidies. There's a long list of things we can cut. But you increase spending
  in other areas, such as research and development, infrastructure, education" -
  areas where government can get a good return on the investment of public money.
  "I haven't done the calculation for Britain, but, for the US, all you need is a
  return on government investment of 5 to 6 per cent and the long-term deficit
  debt is lowered."
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  Taxes also need to be restructured. Osborne has increased capital gains tax for
  high earners from 18 to 28 per cent. "There's absolutely no reason why you
  couldn't tax speculative gains [from rising house or land prices] by 40 per
  cent. There's no social return on it and land is going to be there whether
  people have speculated or not. But you lower the tax on investment in things
  like R&D."
  Stiglitz has one more practical solution to offer. Governments should set up
  their own banks to restart lending to businesses and save struggling homeowners
  from repossession. "If the banks aren't lending, let's create a new lending
  facility to do that job," he says. "In the US, we gave $700bn to the banks; if
  we had used a fraction of that to create a new bank, we could have financed all
  the lending that was needed."
  Indeed, it could be done for far less. "Tak $100bn, lever that at 10 to 1 [by
  attracting funds from the private sector] and that's a trillion-dollar new
  lending capacity - more than the real economy needs."
  Such a move would help ordinary people more than all Osborne's rhetoric about
  being tough but fair. Stiglitz is sceptical, too, about the moral underpinning
  of a Budget which claims that "we are all in this together", but then hits the
  poorest hardest.
  Analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies has suggested that the Chancellor's
  Budget will cost the poor 2.5 per cent of their income, while the rich will lose
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  just 1 per cent. "I've not made an independent study on that point, but cuts in
  public services will have a disproportionate effect on the poor," Stiglitz says.
  Osborne's Budget "may be well-intentioned, but it takes an enormous amount of
  work to make sure that a package of public spending cuts of that magnitude
  doesn't hit the poor disproportionately".
  His big fear is that overseas aid, which has been protected in this first round
  of cuts, will not escape a second. "Developing countries have redirected
  themselves towards Asia, and China in particular, in recent years, so growth in
  Africa will be more robust than one might have expected, given the severity of
  the downturn," he says.
  Even so, aid remains vital to poor countries. "If aid is cut back, growth will
  be badly affected," he says. "China is providing aid, but its aid is all in
  infrastructure, whereas aid from the US and Europe is mainly in education and
  health - areas in which ordinary people will suffer most if there are cuts."
  Joseph Stiglitz has come full circle. What the world needs now - developing and
  developed - is not retrenchment but greater economic stimulus. It is not a
  message many are in the mood to hear. But they didn't listen to him last time,
  either. And he turned out to be right, and they were wrong - and at what a cost
  to us all.
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  Hilary can you give me a telephone number the Qatar Crown Prince can ring you on and he will get in touch.
  Alternatively I can get his personal phone number for you. What is the best for you?
  Cherie Blair

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  Hilary can you give me a telephone number the Qatar Crown Prince can ring you on and he will get in touch.
  Alternatively I can get his personal phone number for you. What is the best for you?
  Cherie Blair
  Original Message
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  To: Cherie Blair
  Subject: Re: confidential
  I would be happy to meet w him. How should I follow up to arrange a mutually agreeable time? All the best to you.
  Original Message
  From: Cherie Blair
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Jun 07 09:56:45 2010
  Subject: confidential
  As you know I have good links to the Qataris. Sheikha Mosah's son is the 31/32 year old Crown Prince and she is keen
  that he starts to build a wider international profile. He has been appointed head of the Qatar National Food Security
  Programme which is designed to deal with Qatar's food security issues its a $30 billion programme. He is aware that
  food security is an issue you are majoring on and would love to meet with you in person to discuss this and to explore
  potential partnership areas between US and Qatar including possible participation in the US/World Bank Food Security
  Fund. He is also keen to talk more generally about US/Qatari cooperation and even suggested they could help out with
  the Oil spill problem. There is apparently a Arab Food Security Summit in October 2010 and he would like to discuss Us
  participation in that too.
  IS a meeting possible he is more flexible on place and times than his mother! Or maybe we could set up an initial phone
  call.
  Can you let me know if this appeals to you at all?
  Cherie Blair
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DocNumber: C05770110
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  In case you want to connect directly
  Otherwise lauren can track for you

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  In case you want to connect directly
  Otherwise lauren can track for you
  Original Message ----
  From: Tamera Luzzatto
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Cc: Reines, Philippe I; Valmoro, Lona 1; Abedin, Huma; Schwerin, Daniel B
  Sent: Mon Jun 28 06:53:47 2010
  Subject: Byrd contacts
  hiya. I have been in touch with "our" Tom Gavin abt Byrd's death. If of interest, here are contact possibilities. Barbara
  refers to his longtime CoS Videniecks (sp?).
  Pat Griffin or Ann Barth in his WV office are other potential sources.
  An ode to the third Senator of NY and all he did for us in that rough 9-11 time
  Likely one of the grandchildren. She's met Mary Ann Clarkson, who is one of the reading clerks in the Senate. Her
  mobile, if this is still right, is
  Otherwise, Barbara. But I don't think she's taking calls right now. Her home is
  is 202-224-2848.
  The Capitol office number
  Not sure which family may be at his house. But that is
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, June 21, 2010 12:59 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: CDM Travel this Summer
  This is just fyi for my out of office planning/scheduling purposes:
  29 June: afternoon in NY
  2 Jul —9 Jul: annual leave
  19 Jul — 23 Jul: travel with S
  25 Aug — 27 Aug: out of offic
  1 Sep: Haiti travel
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  Lowey to Remove Assistance for Afghanistan From Foreign Aid Bill
  Chairwoman Announces Oversight Hearings on Corruption in Afghanistan
  WASHINGTON — In light of two troubling news reports on corruption within the Afghan government, Congresswoman
  Nita Lowey (D-NY), Chairwoman of the Appropriations State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee, today announced
  she is removing funding for Afghanistan beyond humanitarian aid from her 2011 bill scheduled for markup this week.
  "The alleged shipment of billions in donor funds out of Afghanistan and allegations of Afghan government insiders
  impeding corruption investigations are outrageous," said Lowey. "I do not intend to appropriate one more dime for
  assistance to Afghanistan until I have confidence that U.S. taxpayer money is not being abused to line the pockets of
  corrupt Afghan government officials, drug lords, and terrorists. Furthermore, the government of Afghanistan must
  demonstrate that corruption is being aggressively investigated and prosecuted.
  "Rampant corruption fosters the conditions that threaten the security of our troops and the stability of the Afghan
  government and economy."
  The State and Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee will mark up its Fiscal Year 2011 Appropriations Act on
  Wednesday June 30th. The subcommittee will not consider any bilateral assistance for the Afghan government other
  than lifesaving humanitarian aid at this time.
  Lowey also announced the Subcommittee will hold oversight hearings after the July 4th recess to get to the bottom of
  these allegations.
  "Too many Americans are suffering in this economy for us to put their hard-earned tax dollars into the hands of
  criminals overseas," said Lowey. "We will not commit billions more in taxpayer money for Afghanistan until there are
  assurances that such funds will be used for their intended purposes and that the government of Afghanistan is willing
  and able to root corruption within its ranks. U.S. taxpayers deserve nothing less."

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  Lowey to Remove Assistance for Afghanistan From Foreign Aid Bill
  Chairwoman Announces Oversight Hearings on Corruption in Afghanistan
  WASHINGTON — In light of two troubling news reports on corruption within the Afghan government, Congresswoman
  Nita Lowey (D-NY), Chairwoman of the Appropriations State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee, today announced
  she is removing funding for Afghanistan beyond humanitarian aid from her 2011 bill scheduled for markup this week.
  "The alleged shipment of billions in donor funds out of Afghanistan and allegations of Afghan government insiders
  impeding corruption investigations are outrageous," said Lowey. "I do not intend to appropriate one more dime for
  assistance to Afghanistan until I have confidence that U.S. taxpayer money is not being abused to line the pockets of
  corrupt Afghan government officials, drug lords, and terrorists. Furthermore, the government of Afghanistan must
  demonstrate that corruption is being aggressively investigated and prosecuted.
  "Rampant corruption fosters the conditions that threaten the security of our troops and the stability of the Afghan
  government and economy."
  The State and Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee will mark up its Fiscal Year 2011 Appropriations Act on
  Wednesday June 30th. The subcommittee will not consider any bilateral assistance for the Afghan government other
  than lifesaving humanitarian aid at this time.
  Lowey also announced the Subcommittee will hold oversight hearings after the July 4th recess to get to the bottom of
  these allegations.
  "Too many Americans are suffering in this economy for us to put their hard-earned tax dollars into the hands of
  criminals overseas," said Lowey. "We will not commit billions more in taxpayer money for Afghanistan until there are
  assurances that such funds will be used for their intended purposes and that the government of Afghanistan is willing
  and able to root corruption within its ranks. U.S. taxpayers deserve nothing less."
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  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
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  (direct)

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  Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 7:49 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: Dave Stone
  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona
  Sent: Mon Jun 28 19:47:37 2010
  Subject: Dave Stone
  Pls add his burial ceremony at Arlington on July 14 as option for me. Thx.
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  Subject Jake wants to talk to you.
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  Subject: Ae you still up?
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Thursday, May 6, 2010 3:18 PM
  FW: Luis Alberto Moreno

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  FW: Luis Alberto Moreno
  From: Thomas F. McLarty [mailto.
  Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 1:03 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: RE: Luis Alberto Moreno
  Dear Cheryl,
  Thank you for the update on the ongoing matter of thelDB and the hopeful reelection of Luis Alberto Moreno. I am
  pleased that you and Luis had a good opportunity to meet and discuss the current situation. Following up with Mexico
  strikes me as exactly the right next step. Assuming Luis' outreach to Mexico goes well I would hope and think we would
  be very close to resolving the situation in a positive manner. I look forward to our staying in touch in that regard.
  Thank you and Secretary Clinton for your consistent engagement and usual good judgment on this important matter.
  Personally,
  Mack
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD©state.gov]
  Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 9:50 PM
  To: Thomas F. McLarty
  Subject: RE: Luis Alberto Moreno
  Luis and I met today and had a good conversation.
  He is following up with Mexico, whom he also believes will be expressing their support, which will be impactful to
  putting this issue to rest.
  Best.
  cdm
  From: Thomas F. McLarty [mailto.
  Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 1:59 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: RE: Luis Alberto Moreno
  Dear Cheryl,
  Thank you for your prompt and clear response. I look forward to your follow up call and guidance regarding Luis Alberto
  and the IDB presidency. It seems to me we are an inflection point in this long running saga and a decision needs to be
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  reached. Again, I feel
  support his reelection.
  1.4(D)
  it is time for the US to make the right and natural decision and B1
  Personally,
  Mack
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2010 5:35 PM
  To: Thomas F. McLarty
  Subject: RE: Luis Alberto Moreno
  Mack:
  Thank you so much for your kind words regarding the Secretary. I will pass them along.
  I will give you a call regarding this matter, as we have consistent views.
  Best.
  cdm
  From: Thomas F. McLarty [mailto:
  Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2010 10:54 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Luis Alberto Moreno
  Dear Cheryl,
  Good morning as another full week begins for both of us, but particularly for you and the distinguished Secretary.
  Hillary's interview on Meet the Press was flawless as was the cover story in Newsweek. Her great pictures are matching
  her thoughtful words.
  Cheryl it is my understanding that
  President of the IDB. Assuming this information is accurate (and I believe it is) I think this puts the US in a difficult and
  awkward position not to be agreeable to Luis' continued leadership at the IDB. We are simply unnecessarily complicating
  a relationship and situation in the hemisphere in my humble opinion.
  I wanted to be certain you were aware of this development and would appreciate any thoughts or guidance you have as
  to how we might bring this matter to a timely and positive conclusion.
  Personally, 1.4(B)
  Mack 1.4(D)
  B1
  B6
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  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Thursday, May 6, 2010 5:12 PM
  H
  Items
  1. You asked about Kurt's visit to Burma. He's set to go in three days. I talked to Jim about it today,
  2. You also asked about IRS assessments of tax delinquency at State.
  3. Crai and the Cuba team are working something up
  4.

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  H
  Items
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  2. You also asked about IRS assessments of tax delinquency at State.
  3. Crai and the Cuba team are working something up
  4.
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  Frank Ricciardone came to see me several weeks ago to make the case for
  AM

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  Subject Making peace
  Frank Ricciardone came to see me several weeks ago to make the case for
  AM
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  Projection from exit of 305 tory seats, 326 majority, LibDems underperforming at 61 in exit. Informed people don't
  believe exit, going to be counted out district by district into tomorrow. Tories and Murdoch will try to drive Gordon out
  though they lack majority, will say he's repudiated, must concede. Gordon may reach out to Clegg, don't know. Shaun
  talked to Alastait Campbell about it yesterday, Alistair working with Gordon. Will likely be protracted and increasingly
  devisive, like Florida. More to come soon...
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry

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  To:
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  Projection from exit of 305 tory seats, 326 majority, LibDems underperforming at 61 in exit. Informed people don't
  believe exit, going to be counted out district by district into tomorrow. Tories and Murdoch will try to drive Gordon out
  though they lack majority, will say he's repudiated, must concede. Gordon may reach out to Clegg, don't know. Shaun
  talked to Alastait Campbell about it yesterday, Alistair working with Gordon. Will likely be protracted and increasingly
  devisive, like Florida. More to come soon...
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Thu, 6 May 2010 18:07:09
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  Thx. What's happening?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 05 13:51:30 2010
  Subject: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 5, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: British election
  First and most important: Do NOT, repeat, NOT, call any prospective winner on either Election Night, May 6, or on the
  next day, Friday, May 7. The result will be unclear. It will not be clear, even perhaps by Friday afternoon. Today, the
  combined polls show Cameron and the Conservatives ahead but not winning an outright majority. The latest Guardian
  poll, out tomorrow, shown me by Alan Rusbridger today, has the Tories falling short of a majority of seats. Even if
  Cameron were to win an outright majority, Brown and Labour will attempt to make a deal with Clegg and the Liberal
  Democrats. Brown remains as Prime Minister unless the Tories win outright, which take a long time to determine.
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  Labour and the Lib-Dems will almost certainly gain about 60 percent of the vote, more or less. Brown will reach out to
  Clegg to stay in power. The deal will be that Brown will approve a referendum on proportional representation giving the
  LDs much greater representationin future elections. That will spell the end forever of the Tories ever coming to power.
  The Tories see the election in apocalyptic terms—and they are not wrong. Brown's weakness heralds the sort of grand
  progressive coalition/alliance that Tony imagined but was never able to attempt between Labour and the LDs. Brown
  offering the referendum would be the first step toward that. In the case of the Tories falling short of an outright majority
  in seats, they will respond as though Brown is acting illegitimately, which he would not be by remaining as PM and
  dealing with Clegg. Informed people are already talking of what might begin to unfold on Friday as "Florida." The Tories,
  backed by the Murdoch press, will attempt to push Labour aside by force majeure—something that will not succeed
  under those circumstances. The Murdochs are almost literally going crazy. James Murdoch and hiw wife stormed into
  the offices of The Independent, not a Murdoch paper, when the paper endorsed the LDs and confronted the publisher,
  screaming in the middle of the newsroom. Murdoch would be a big, big loser if Cameron loses. Another possibile
  outcome is that the Conservatives come up just short and attempt their own deal with the DUP to cover the gap in seats.
  Shaun is on to this potential, has been talking to Peter Robinson.
  No matter what, keep your powder dry until the result is crystal clear. Wait.
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  Cristophe is coming tomorrow at 7:30, not Isabelle. Let me know who you want wednesday cause he's offered to come
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  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA©state.gov>
  Thursday, May 6, 2010 7:18 PM
  Sullivan, JacobJ
  The political ramifications of the Greek/European debt crisis
  As you know, the EU-IMF-USG consensus hope motivating the Greek bailout is that it will buy time for Spain, Portugal,
  etc. From widening credit spreads to falling stock prices, most relevant market indicators are responding with doubt.
  Former IMF Chief Economist and NYT Columnist (and influential blogger for bond traders) Simon Johnson has an
  important rejoinder to this consensus hope in today's NYT, full text pasted below.
  As the EU has no playbook for most of the pressing questions it faces, my staff is working to
  brainstorm as to the least bad of what are only sobering options.
  This is long but worth it.
  May 6, 2010, 6:11 amIt's Not About Greece AnymoreBy PETER BOONE AND SIMON JOHNSONLouisa Gouliamaki/Agence
  France-Presse — Getty Images Protesters waved flags from the Acropolis archaeological site behind banners in English
  and Greek hung in front of the Parthenon temple in Athens.Peter Boone is chairman of the charity Effective Intervention
  and a research associate at the Center for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics. He is also a
  principal in Salute Capital Management Ltd. Simon Johnson, the former chief economist at the International Monetary
  Fund, is the co-author of "13 Bankers."The Greek "rescue" package announced last weekend is dramatic, unprecedented
  and far from enough to stabilize the euro zone.The Greek government and the European Union leadership, prodded by
  the International Monetary Fund, are finally becoming realistic about the dire economic situation in Greece. They have
  abandoned previous rounds of optimistic forecasts and have now admitted to a profoundly worse situation. This new
  program calls for "fiscal adjustments" — cuts to the fiscal deficit, mostly through spending cuts — totaling 11 percent of
  gross domestic product in 2010, 4.3 percent in 2011, and 2 percent in 2012 and 2013. The total debt-to-G.D.P. ratio
  peaks at 149 percent in 2012-13 before starting a gentle glide path back down to sanity.This new program is honest
  enough to show why it is unlikely to succeed.Daniel Gros, an eminent economist on euro zone issues based in Brussels,
  has argued that for each 1 percent of G.D.P. decline in Greek government spending, total demand in the country falls by
  2.5 percent of G.D.P. If the government reduces spending by 15 percent of G.D.P. — the initial shock to demand could
  be well over 30 percent of G.D.P.Obviously this simple rule does not work with such large numbers, but it illustrates that
  Greece is likely to experience a very sharp recession — and there is substantial uncertainty around how bad the
  economy will get. The program announced last weekend assumes Greek G.D.P. falls by 4 percent this year, then by
  another 2.6 percent in 2011, before recovering to positive growth in 2012 and beyond.Such figures seem extremely
  optimistic, particularly in the face of the civil unrest now sweeping Greece and the deep hostility expressed toward
  Greece in some northern European policy circles.The pattern of growth is critical because, under this program, Greece
  needs to grow out of its debt problem soon. Greece's debt-to-G.D.P. ratio will be a debilitating 145 percent at the end
  of 2011.Now consider putting more realistic growth figures into the I.M.F. forecast for Greece's economy — e.g., with
  G.D.P. declining 12 percent in 2011, then the debt-to-G.D.P. ratio may reach 155 percent. At these levels, with a 5
  percent real interest rate and no growth, the country needs a primary surplus at 8 percent of G.D.P. to keep the debt-to-
  G.D.P. ratio stable. It will be nowhere near that level. The I.M.F. program has Greece running a primary budget deficit
  of around 1 percent of G.D.P. in that year, and that assumes a path for Greek growth that can be regarded only as an
  "upside scenario."The politics of these implied budget surpluses remains brutal. Since most Greek debt is held abroad,
  roughly 80 percent of the budget savings the Greek government makes go straight to Germans, French and other foreign
  debt holders (mostly banks). If growth turns out poorly, will the Greeks be prepared for ever-tougher austerity to pay
  the Germans? Even if everything goes well, Greek citizens seem unlikely to welcome this version of their "new normal."
  Last week the European leadership panicked — very late in the day — when it realized that the euro zone itself was at
  risk of a meltdown. If the euro zone proves unwilling to protect a member like Greece from default, then bond investors
  will run from Portugal and Spain also — if you doubt this, study carefully the interlocking debt picture published
  recently in The New York Times. Higher yields on government debt would have caused concerns about potential bank
  runs in these nations, and then spread to more nations in Europe.When there is such a "run," it is not clear where it
  stops. In the hazy distance, Belgium, France, Austria and many others were potentially at risk.
  Even the Germans cannot afford to bail out those nations.Slapped in the face by this ugly scenario, the Europeans
  decided to throw everything they and the I.M.F. had at bailing out Greece. The program as announced has only a small
  chance of preventing eventual Greek bankruptcy, but it may still slow or avert a dangerous spiral downward — and
  enormous collateral damage — in the rest of Europe.The I.M.F. floated in some fashion an alternative scenario with a
  debt restructuring, but this was rejected by both the European Union and the Greek authorities. This is not a surprise;
  leading European policy makers are completely unprepared for broader problems that would follow a Greek
  "restructuring," because markets would immediately mark down the debt (i.e., increase the yields) for Portugal, Spain,
  Ireland and even Italy.The fear and panic in the face of this would be unparalleled in modern times: When the Greeks
  pay only 50 percent on the face value of their debt, what should investors expect from the Portuguese and Spanish? It
  all becomes arbitrary, including which countries are dragged down.Someone has to decide who should be defended and
  at what cost, and the European structures are completely unsuited to this kind of tough decision-making under
  pressurein the extreme downside scenario, Germany is the only obvious safe haven within the euro zone, so its
  government bond yields would collapse while other governments face sharply rising yields. The euro zone would likely
  not hold together.There is still a narrow escape path, without immediate debt default and the chaos that that would
  produce:-
  Talk down the euro — moving toward parity with the American dollar would help lift growth across the euroz one.-
  As the euro falls, bond yields will rise on the euro zone periphery. This will create episodes of panic. Enough short-term
  financing must be in place to support the rollover of government debt..
  Once the euro has fallen a great deal, announce the European Central Bank will support the euro at those levels (i.e.,
  prevent appreciation, with G-20 tacit agreement), and also support the peripheral euro zone nations viewed as solvent
  by buying their bonds whenever markets are chaotic.•
  At that stage, but not before, the euro zone leadership needs to push weaker governments to restructure. That will
  include Greece and perhaps also Portugal. Hopefully, in this scenario Spain can muddle through.•
  European banks should be recapitalized as necessary and have most of their management replaced. This is a massive
  failure of euro groupthink — including most notably at the political level — but there is no question that bank executives
  have not behaved responsibly in a long while and should be replaced en masse.To the extent possible, some of the
  ensuing losses should be shared with bank creditors. But be careful what you wish for. The bankers are powerful for a
  reason; they have built vital yet fragile structures at the heart of our economies. Dismantle with care.

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  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA©state.gov>
  Thursday, May 6, 2010 7:18 PM
  Sullivan, JacobJ
  The political ramifications of the Greek/European debt crisis
  As you know, the EU-IMF-USG consensus hope motivating the Greek bailout is that it will buy time for Spain, Portugal,
  etc. From widening credit spreads to falling stock prices, most relevant market indicators are responding with doubt.
  Former IMF Chief Economist and NYT Columnist (and influential blogger for bond traders) Simon Johnson has an
  important rejoinder to this consensus hope in today's NYT, full text pasted below.
  As the EU has no playbook for most of the pressing questions it faces, my staff is working to
  brainstorm as to the least bad of what are only sobering options.
  This is long but worth it.
  May 6, 2010, 6:11 amIt's Not About Greece AnymoreBy PETER BOONE AND SIMON JOHNSONLouisa Gouliamaki/Agence
  France-Presse — Getty Images Protesters waved flags from the Acropolis archaeological site behind banners in English
  and Greek hung in front of the Parthenon temple in Athens.Peter Boone is chairman of the charity Effective Intervention
  and a research associate at the Center for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics. He is also a
  principal in Salute Capital Management Ltd. Simon Johnson, the former chief economist at the International Monetary
  Fund, is the co-author of "13 Bankers."The Greek "rescue" package announced last weekend is dramatic, unprecedented
  and far from enough to stabilize the euro zone.The Greek government and the European Union leadership, prodded by
  the International Monetary Fund, are finally becoming realistic about the dire economic situation in Greece. They have
  abandoned previous rounds of optimistic forecasts and have now admitted to a profoundly worse situation. This new
  program calls for "fiscal adjustments" — cuts to the fiscal deficit, mostly through spending cuts — totaling 11 percent of
  gross domestic product in 2010, 4.3 percent in 2011, and 2 percent in 2012 and 2013. The total debt-to-G.D.P. ratio
  peaks at 149 percent in 2012-13 before starting a gentle glide path back down to sanity.This new program is honest
  enough to show why it is unlikely to succeed.Daniel Gros, an eminent economist on euro zone issues based in Brussels,
  has argued that for each 1 percent of G.D.P. decline in Greek government spending, total demand in the country falls by
  2.5 percent of G.D.P. If the government reduces spending by 15 percent of G.D.P. — the initial shock to demand could
  be well over 30 percent of G.D.P.Obviously this simple rule does not work with such large numbers, but it illustrates that
  Greece is likely to experience a very sharp recession — and there is substantial uncertainty around how bad the
  economy will get. The program announced last weekend assumes Greek G.D.P. falls by 4 percent this year, then by
  another 2.6 percent in 2011, before recovering to positive growth in 2012 and beyond.Such figures seem extremely
  optimistic, particularly in the face of the civil unrest now sweeping Greece and the deep hostility expressed toward
  Greece in some northern European policy circles.The pattern of growth is critical because, under this program, Greece
  needs to grow out of its debt problem soon. Greece's debt-to-G.D.P. ratio will be a debilitating 145 percent at the end
  of 2011.Now consider putting more realistic growth figures into the I.M.F. forecast for Greece's economy — e.g., with
  G.D.P. declining 12 percent in 2011, then the debt-to-G.D.P. ratio may reach 155 percent. At these levels, with a 5
  percent real interest rate and no growth, the country needs a primary surplus at 8 percent of G.D.P. to keep the debt-to-
  G.D.P. ratio stable. It will be nowhere near that level. The I.M.F. program has Greece running a primary budget deficit
  of around 1 percent of G.D.P. in that year, and that assumes a path for Greek growth that can be regarded only as an
  "upside scenario."The politics of these implied budget surpluses remains brutal. Since most Greek debt is held abroad,
  roughly 80 percent of the budget savings the Greek government makes go straight to Germans, French and other foreign
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770127 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770127 Date: 08/31/2015
  debt holders (mostly banks). If growth turns out poorly, will the Greeks be prepared for ever-tougher austerity to pay
  the Germans? Even if everything goes well, Greek citizens seem unlikely to welcome this version of their "new normal."
  Last week the European leadership panicked — very late in the day — when it realized that the euro zone itself was at
  risk of a meltdown. If the euro zone proves unwilling to protect a member like Greece from default, then bond investors
  will run from Portugal and Spain also — if you doubt this, study carefully the interlocking debt picture published
  recently in The New York Times. Higher yields on government debt would have caused concerns about potential bank
  runs in these nations, and then spread to more nations in Europe.When there is such a "run," it is not clear where it
  stops. In the hazy distance, Belgium, France, Austria and many others were potentially at risk.
  Even the Germans cannot afford to bail out those nations.Slapped in the face by this ugly scenario, the Europeans
  decided to throw everything they and the I.M.F. had at bailing out Greece. The program as announced has only a small
  chance of preventing eventual Greek bankruptcy, but it may still slow or avert a dangerous spiral downward — and
  enormous collateral damage — in the rest of Europe.The I.M.F. floated in some fashion an alternative scenario with a
  debt restructuring, but this was rejected by both the European Union and the Greek authorities. This is not a surprise;
  leading European policy makers are completely unprepared for broader problems that would follow a Greek
  "restructuring," because markets would immediately mark down the debt (i.e., increase the yields) for Portugal, Spain,
  Ireland and even Italy.The fear and panic in the face of this would be unparalleled in modern times: When the Greeks
  pay only 50 percent on the face value of their debt, what should investors expect from the Portuguese and Spanish? It
  all becomes arbitrary, including which countries are dragged down.Someone has to decide who should be defended and
  at what cost, and the European structures are completely unsuited to this kind of tough decision-making under
  pressurein the extreme downside scenario, Germany is the only obvious safe haven within the euro zone, so its
  government bond yields would collapse while other governments face sharply rising yields. The euro zone would likely
  not hold together.There is still a narrow escape path, without immediate debt default and the chaos that that would
  produce:-
  Talk down the euro — moving toward parity with the American dollar would help lift growth across the euroz one.-
  As the euro falls, bond yields will rise on the euro zone periphery. This will create episodes of panic. Enough short-term
  financing must be in place to support the rollover of government debt..
  Once the euro has fallen a great deal, announce the European Central Bank will support the euro at those levels (i.e.,
  prevent appreciation, with G-20 tacit agreement), and also support the peripheral euro zone nations viewed as solvent
  by buying their bonds whenever markets are chaotic.•
  At that stage, but not before, the euro zone leadership needs to push weaker governments to restructure. That will
  include Greece and perhaps also Portugal. Hopefully, in this scenario Spain can muddle through.•
  European banks should be recapitalized as necessary and have most of their management replaced. This is a massive
  failure of euro groupthink — including most notably at the political level — but there is no question that bank executives
  have not behaved responsibly in a long while and should be replaced en masse.To the extent possible, some of the
  ensuing losses should be shared with bank creditors. But be careful what you wish for. The bankers are powerful for a
  reason; they have built vital yet fragile structures at the heart of our economies. Dismantle with care.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770127 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Another possible scenario: With Anji Hunter now, Tony's friend, talked to Peter yesterday, who had no clue, he will make
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  Another possible scenario: With Anji Hunter now, Tony's friend, talked to Peter yesterday, who had no clue, he will make
  statement tomorrow, no guidance, but Anjils sense is but wholly conjectural that Gordon will be pushed aside, let Tories
  form minoroty government, fight for David for leader and go into opposition, that is one Blairite view. Sid Sent via
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  Date: Thu, 6 May 2010 18:07:09
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  Thx. What's happening?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 05 13:51:30 2010
  Subject: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 5, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: British election
  First and most important: Do NOT, repeat, NOT, call any prospective winner on either Election Night, May 6, or on the
  next day, Friday, May 7. The result will be unclear. It will not be clear, even perhaps by Friday afternoon. Today, the
  combined polls show Cameron and the Conservatives ahead but not winning an outright majority. The latest Guardian
  poll, out tomorrow, shown me by Alan Rusbridger today, has the Tories falling short of a majority of seats. Even if
  Cameron were to win an outright majority, Brown and Labour will attempt to make a deal with Clegg and the Liberal
  Democrats. Brown remains as Prime Minister unless the Tories win outright, which take a long time to determine.
  Labour and the Lib-Dems will almost certainly gain about 60 percent of the vote, more or less. Brown will reach out to
  Clegg to stay in power. The deal will be that Brown will approve a referendum on proportional representation giving the
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  LDs much greater representationin future elections. That will spell the end forever of the Tories ever coming to power.
  The Tories see the election in apocalyptic terms—and they are not wrong. Brown's weakness heralds the sort of grand
  progressive coalition/alliance that Tony imagined but was never able to attempt between Labour and the LDs. Brown
  offering the referendum would be the first step toward that. In the case of the Tories falling short of an outright majority
  in seats, they will respond as though Brown is acting illegitimately, which he would not be by remaining as PM and
  dealing with Clegg. Informed people are already talking of what might begin to unfold on Friday as "Florida." The Tories,
  backed by the Murdoch press, will attempt to push Labour aside by force majeure—something that will not succeed
  under those circumstances. The Murdochs are almost literally going crazy. James Murdoch and hiw wife stormed into
  the offices of The Independent, not a Murdoch paper, when the paper endorsed the LDs and confronted the publisher,
  screaming in the middle of the newsroom. Murdoch would be a big, big loser if Cameron loses. Another possibile
  outcome is that the Conservatives come up just short and attempt their own deal with the DUP to cover the gap in seats.
  Shaun is on to this potential, has been talking to Peter Robinson.
  No matter what, keep your powder dry until the result is crystal clear. Wait.
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  Peter on Sky News right now says LibDems will likely negotiate with both parties and then says !!!! He would be in favor
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  Peter on Sky News right now says LibDems will likely negotiate with both parties and then says !!!! He would be in favor
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  Date: Thu, 6 May 2010 18:07:09
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  Thx. What's happening?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 05 13:51:30 2010
  Subject: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 5, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: British election
  First and most important: Do NOT, repeat, NOT, call any prospective winner on either Election Night, May 6, or on the
  next day, Friday, May 7. The result will be unclear. It will not be clear, even perhaps by Friday afternoon. Today, the
  combined polls show Cameron and the Conservatives ahead but not winning an outright majority. The latest Guardian
  poll, out tomorrow, shown me by Alan Rusbridger today, has the Tories falling short of a majority of seats. Even if
  Cameron were to win an outright majority, Brown and Labour will attempt to make a deal with Clegg and the Liberal
  Democrats. Brown remains as Prime Minister unless the Tories win outright, which take a long time to determine.
  Labour and the Lib-Dems will almost certainly gain about 60 percent of the vote, more or less. Brown will reach out to
  Clegg to stay in power. The deal will be that Brown will approve a referendum on proportional representation giving the
  LDs much greater representationin future elections. That will spell the end forever of the Tories ever coming to power.
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  The Tories see the election in apocalyptic terms—and they are not wrong. Brown's weakness heralds the sort of grand
  progressive coalition/alliance that Tony imagined but was never able to attempt between Labour and the LDs. Brown
  offering the referendum would be the first step toward that. In the case of the Tories falling short of an outright majority
  in seats, they will respond as though Brown is acting illegitimately, which he would not be by remaining as PM and
  dealing with Clegg. Informed people are already talking of what might begin to unfold on Friday as "Florida." The Tories,
  backed by the Murdoch press, will attempt to push Labour aside by force majeure—something that will not succeed
  under those circumstances. The Murdochs are almost literally going crazy. James Murdoch and hiw wife stormed into
  the offices of The Independent, not a Murdoch paper, when the paper endorsed the LDs and confronted the publisher,
  screaming in the middle of the newsroom. Murdoch would be a big, big loser if Cameron loses. Another possibile
  outcome is that the Conservatives come up just short and attempt their own deal with the DUP to cover the gap in seats.
  Shaun is on to this potential, has been talking to Peter Robinson.
  No matter what, keep your powder dry until the result is crystal clear. Wait.
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  Will lock in for tonight.
  We spoke to Marianne about coming in on the 8th.

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  From: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2010 5:52 AM
  To:
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re:
  Will lock in for tonight.
  We spoke to Marianne about coming in on the 8th.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Cc: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 00:42:02 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Let's do Tues evening. Do you know when I can see Maryann?
  Original Message ----
  From: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 22:41:18 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Yes she's in Hawaii until Tuesday morning. She can do Tuesday evening ot Wednesday if that works for you
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 22:40:38 2010
  Subject:
  Did you reach her?
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  is already is locked for tonite. I am seeing her right before actually.

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  Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Tuesday, June 29, 2010 6:01 AM
  'hanleymr@state.gov'; H
  Re:
  is already is locked for tonite. I am seeing her right before actually.
  Original Message
  From: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 05:51:47 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Will lock in for tonight.
  We spoke to Marianne about coming in on the 8th.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Cc: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 00:42:02 2010
  Subject: Re'
  Let's do Tues evening. Do you know when I can see Maryann?
  Original Message
  From: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 22:41:18 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Yes she's in Hawaii until Tuesday morning. She can do Tuesday evening ot Wednesday if that works for you
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 22:40:38 2010
  Subject:
  Did you reach her?
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ExtractedBodyText: When salon called, I told them to tell him about it so he might come.
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  To:
  Subject Re: Tomorrow
  When salon called, I told them to tell him about it so he might come.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 06:44:02 2010
  Subject: Re: Tomorrow
  Is he coming to the party?
  Original Message ---
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 05:17:30 2010
  Subject: Tomorrow
  Cristophe is coming tomorrow at 7:30, not Isabelle. Let me know who you want wednesday cause he's offered to come
  then too.
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  To: H
  Subject Re: Tomorrow
  I figured.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 06:57:18 2010
  Subject: Re: Tomorrow
  Ok. But I want Isabelle tomorrow.
  Original Message ----
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 06:53:37 2010
  Subject: Re: Tomorrow
  When salon called, I told them to tell him about it so he might come.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 06:44:02 2010
  Subject: Re: Tomorrow
  Is he coming to the party?
  Original Message ---
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 05:17:30 2010
  Subject: Tomorrow
  Cristophe is coming tomorrow at 7:30, not Isabelle. Let me know who you want wednesday cause he's offered to come
  then too.
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  iJvpir@state.gov
  Subject: Re:
  Yes easily.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: Huma Abedin; 'hanleymr@state.gov' <hanleymr@state.gov>
  Sent: Tue Ju .45:31 2010
  Subject: Re:
  o8:30?
  Original Message
  From: Huma Abedin
  To: 'hanleymr@state.gov' <hanleymr@state.gov>; H
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 06:00:45 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Monica - is already is locked for tonite. I am seeing her right before actually.
  Original Message
  From: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 05:51:47 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Will lock in for tonight.
  We spoke to Marianne about coming in on the 8th.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Cc: Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 00 42:02 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Let's do Tues evening. Do you know when I can see Maryann?
  Original Message
  From: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 22:41:18 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Yes she's in Hawaii until Tuesday morning. She can do Tuesday evening ot Wednesday if that works for you
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770135 Date: 08/31/2015
  Could we move

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  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Wed Jun 23 22:40:38 2010
  Subject:
  Did you reach her?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770135 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770136
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Reintegration Decree Signed
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  Sullivan, Jacob 3
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3; 'jake.sullivar
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 07:29:39 2010
  Subject: Fw: Reintegration Decree Signed
  FYI
  From: Wayne, E Anthony
  To: Eikenberry, Karl W; 'Petraeus, David H GEN MIL USA USCENTCOM CCCC/CCCC'
  Cc: Holbrooke, Richard;
  ; Lute, Douglas E.
  <jake.sullivan
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  Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2010 8:01 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Reintegration Decree Signed
  Good news.
  ; Klemm, Hans G; Keith, James R; Todd, William E; Wagner, JoAnne;
  Pforzheimer, Annie; Kabul Exec Admin
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 04:15:40 2010
  Subject: FW: Reintegration Decree Signed
  Passing this on
  Decree Signed.
  Tony
  From: Wagner, JoAnne
  Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2010 11:56 AM
  To: Eikenberry, Karl W; Wayne, E Anthony; Keith, James R; Todd, William E
  Cc: Kosnett, Philip S; Pforzheimer, Annie; Kabul Exec Admin; Kabul EXEC CDDEA; Castonguay, Stephane M; Katz, David
  J; Taliaferro, Aaron C; Harkenrider, Zachary; Molnar, Erin M
  Subject: Reintegration Decree Signed -- Message to GEN Petraeus' Team?
  Kabul Exec — could you please help me make sure that this gets to the Ambassador?
  Ambassador --
  Karzai's Chief of Staff, Omar Daudzai, called Annie this morning to relay that President Karzai did sign the Afghan Peace
  and Reintegration Program decree, and that GIRoA will make a public announcement to that effect this evening (Kabul
  time).
  We do not yet have a copy of the signed decree (we are working to get a copy for our LES to translate, however, it is not
  yet available from any of our sources). Based on previous drafts, we believe the decree will:
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  • Establish the High Peace Council (HPC) called for at the National Consultative Peace Jirga. The HPC will provide
  political and strategic leadership to the Afghan Peace and Reintegration Program (APRP);
  • Establish the bureaucratic and organizational structure and space for the reintegration Joint Secretariat,
  including appointment of an interim CEO (presumably Stanekzai — although his future long-term tenure in the
  job is unclear).
  • Provide clear instructions to line ministries to support reintegration and allocate representatives to the Joint
  Secretariat;
  • Provide clear instructions to sub-national officials to support reintegration and to establish provincial and district
  reintegration committees in accordance with the interim guidance released by the Afghan National Security
  Council in April;
  • Define a process to absorb Peace through Strength (PTS) and other reintegration structures (potentially
  Disarmament of Illegal Armed Groups — DIAG) under the national and provincial structures of the APRP; and
  • Most importantly, give the requisite Presidential imprimatur to the program.
  A second decree should be issued prior to or concurrent with the Kabul Conference appointing the members of the High
  Peace Council and a permanent CEO for the APRP.
  As soon as we have a copy of the decree and can confirm its contents, we will send a Front Channel cable; in the
  meantime, we are informing the Desk, SRAP and General Petraeus' staff that the decree has been signed.
  Regards,
  JoAnne
  JoAnne Wagner
  Deputy Counselor for Political-Military Affairs
  Embassy Kabul
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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ExtractedSubject: Re: The political ramifications of the Greek/European debt crisis
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  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie; H
  Subject: Re: The political ramifications of the Greek/European debt crisis
  I've asked AMS to have her team work up a nite note that we could send over tomorrow.
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Thu May 06 19:18:12 2010
  Subject: The political ramifications of the Greek/European debt crisis
  As you know, the EU-IMF-USG consensus hope motivating the Greek bailout is that it will buy time for Spain, Portugal,
  etc. From widening credit spreads to falling stock prices, most relevant market indicators are responding with doubt.
  Former IMF Chief Economist and NYT Columnist (and influential blogger for bond traders) Simon Johnson has an
  important rejoinder to this consensus hope in today's NYT, full text pasted below.
  As the EU has no playbook for most of the pressing questions it faces, my staff is working to
  brainstorm as to the least bad of what are only sobering options.
  This is long but worth it.
  May 6, 2010, 6:11 amIt's Not About Greece AnymoreBy PETER BOONE AND SIMON JOHNSONLouisa Gouliamaki/Agence
  France-Presse — Getty Images Protesters waved flags from the Acropolis archaeological site behind banners in English
  and Greek hung in front of the Parthenon temple in Athens.Peter Boone is chairman of the charity Effective Intervention
  and a research associate at the Center for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics. He is also a
  principal in Salute Capital Management Ltd. Simon Johnson, the former chief economist at the International Monetary
  Fund, is the co-author of "13 Bankers."The Greek "rescue" package announced last weekend is dramatic, unprecedented
  and far from enough to stabilize the euro zone.The Greek government and the European Union leadership, prodded by
  the International Monetary Fund, are finally becoming realistic about the dire economic situation in Greece. They have
  abandoned previous rounds of optimistic forecasts and have now admitted to a profoundly worse situation. This new
  program calls for "fiscal adjustments" — cuts to the fiscal deficit, mostly through spending cuts — totaling 11 percent of
  gross domestic product in 2010, 4.3 percent in 2011, and 2 percent in 2012 and 2013. The total debt-to-G.D.P. ratio
  peaks at 149 percent in 2012-13 before starting a gentle glide path back down to sanity.This new program is honest
  enough to show why it is unlikely to succeed.Daniel Gros, an eminent economist on euro zone issues based in Brussels,
  has argued that for each 1 percent of G.D.P. decline in Greek government spending, total demand in the country falls by
  2.5 percent of G.D.P. If the government reduces spending by 15 percent of G.D.P. — the initial shock to demand could
  be well over 30 percent of G.D.P.Obviously this simple rule does not work with such large numbers, but it illustrates that
  Greece is likely to experience a very sharp recession — and there is substantial uncertainty around how bad the
  economy will get. The program announced last weekend assumes Greek G.D.P. falls by 4 percent this year, then by
  another 2.6 percent in 2011, before recovering to positive growth in 2012 and beyond.Such figures seem extremely
  optimistic, particularly in the face of the civil unrest now sweeping Greece and the deep hostility expressed toward
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  Greece in some northern European policy circles.The pattern of growth is critical because, under this program, Greece
  needs to grow out of its debt problem soon. Greece's debt-to-G.D.P. ratio will be a debilitating 145 percent at the end
  of 2011.Now consider putting more realistic growth figures into the I.M.F. forecast for Greece's economy — e.g., with
  G.D.P. declining 12 percent in 2011, then the debt-to-G.D.P. ratio may reach 155 percent. At these levels, with a 5
  percent real interest rate and no growth, the country needs a primary surplus at 8 percent of G.D.P. to keep the debt-to-
  G.D.P. ratio stable. It will be nowhere near that level. The I.M.F. program has Greece running a primary budget deficit
  of around 1 percent of G.D.P. in that year, and that assumes a path for Greek growth that can be regarded only as an
  "upside scenario."The politics of these implied budget surpluses remains brutal. Since most Greek debt is held abroad,
  roughly 80 percent of the budget savings the Greek government makes go straight to Germans, French and other foreign
  debt holders (mostly banks). If growth turns out poorly, will the Greeks be prepared for ever-tougher austerity to pay
  the Germans? Even if everything goes well, Greek citizens seem unlikely to welcome this version of their "new normal."
  Last week the European leadership panicked — very late in the day — when it realized that the euro zone itself was at
  risk of a meltdown. If the euro zone proves unwilling to protect a member like Greece from default, then bond investors
  will run from Portugal and Spain also — if you doubt this, study carefully the interlocking debt picture published
  recently in The New York Times. Higher yields on government debt would have caused concerns about potential bank
  runs in these nations, and then spread to more nations in Europe.When there is such a "run," it is not clear where it
  stops. In the hazy distance, Belgium, France, Austria and many others were potentially at risk.
  Even the Germans cannot afford to bail out those nations.Slapped in the face by this ugly scenario, the Europeans
  decided to throw everything they and the I.M.F. had at bailing out Greece. The program as announced has only a small
  chance of preventing eventual Greek bankruptcy, but it may still slow or avert a dangerous spiral downward — and
  enormous collateral damage — in the rest of Europe.The I.M.F. floated in some fashion an alternative scenario with a
  debt restructuring, but this was rejected by both the European Union and the Greek authorities. This is not a surprise;
  leading European policy makers are completely unprepared for broader problems that would follow a Greek
  "restructuring," because markets would immediately mark down the debt (i.e., increase the yields) for Portugal, Spain,
  Ireland and even Italy.The fear and panic in the face of this would be unparalleled in modern times: When the Greeks
  pay only 50 percent on the face value of their debt, what should investors expect from the Portuguese and Spanish? It
  all becomes arbitrary, including which countries are dragged down.Someone has to decide who should be defended and
  at what cost, and the European structures are completely unsuited to this kind of tough decision-making under
  pressure.ln the extreme downside scenario, Germany is the only obvious safe haven within the euro zone, so its
  government bond yields would collapse while other governments face sharply rising yields. The euro zone would likely
  not hold together.There is still a narrow escape path, without immediate debt default and the chaos that that would
  produce:-
  Talk down the euro — moving toward parity with the American dollar would help lift growth across the euroz one..
  As the euro falls, bond yields will rise on the euro zone periphery. This will create episodes of panic. Enough short-term
  financing must be in place to support the rollover of government debt..
  Once the euro has fallen a great deal, announce the European Central Bank will support the euro at those levels (i.e.,
  prevent appreciation, with G-20 tacit agreement), and also support the peripheral euro zone nations viewed as solvent
  by buying their bonds whenever markets are chaotic.-
  At that stage, but not before, the euro zone leadership needs to push weaker governments to restructure. That will
  include Greece and perhaps also Portugal. Hopefully, in this scenario Spain can muddle through.•
  European banks should be recapitalized as necessary and have most of their management replaced. This is a massive
  failure of euro groupthink — including most notably at the political level — but there is no question that bank executives
  have not behaved responsibly in a long while and should be replaced en masse.To the extent possible, some of the
  ensuing losses should be shared with bank creditors. But be careful what you wish for. The bankers are powerful for a
  reason; they have built vital yet fragile structures at the heart of our economies. Dismantle with care.
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  Robinson talking now, voice cracking but resolute in carving on, he STAYS as first minister despite defeat as MP Sent via
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  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Thursday, May 6, 2010 7:58 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  Robinson talking now, voice cracking but resolute in carving on, he STAYS as first minister despite defeat as MP Sent via
  Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Thu, 6 May 2010 18:07:09
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  Thx. What's happening?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 05 13:51:30 2010
  Subject: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 5, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: British election
  First and most important: Do NOT, repeat, NOT, call any prospective winner on either Election Night, May 6, or on the
  next day, Friday, May 7. The result will be unclear. It will not be clear, even perhaps by Friday afternoon. Today, the
  combined polls show Cameron and the Conservatives ahead but not winning an outright majority. The latest Guardian
  poll, out tomorrow, shown me by Alan Rusbridger today, has the Tories falling short of a majority of seats. Even if
  Cameron were to win an outright majority, Brown and Labour will attempt to make a deal with Clegg and the Liberal
  Democrats. Brown remains as Prime Minister unless the Tories win outright, which take a long time to determine.
  Labour and the Lib-Dems will almost certainly gain about 60 percent of the vote, more or less. Brown will reach out to
  Clegg to stay in power. The deal will be that Brown will approve a referendum on proportional representation giving the
  LDs much greater representationin future elections. That will spell the end forever of the Tories ever coming to power.
  The Tories see the election in apocalyptic terms—and they are not wrong. Brown's weakness heralds the sort of grand
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  progressive coalition/alliance that Tony imagined but was never able to attempt between Labour and the LDs. Brown
  offering the referendum would be the first step toward that. In the case of the Tories falling short of an outright majority
  in seats, they will respond as though Brown is acting illegitimately, which he would not be by remaining as PM and
  dealing with Clegg. Informed people are already talking of what might begin to unfold on Friday as "Florida." The Tories,
  backed by the Murdoch press, will attempt to push Labour aside by force majeure—something that will not succeed
  under those circumstances. The Murdochs are almost literally going crazy. James Murdoch and hiw wife stormed into
  the offices of The Independent, not a Murdoch paper, when the paper endorsed the LDs and confronted the publisher,
  screaming in the middle of the newsroom. Murdoch would be a big, big loser if Cameron loses. Another possibile
  outcome is that the Conservatives come up just short and attempt their own deal with the DUP to cover the gap in seats.
  Shaun is on to this potential, has been talking to Peter Robinson.
  No matter what, keep your powder dry until the result is crystal clear. Wait.
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Thu, 6 May 2010 18:07:09
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on
  Thx. What's happening?
  UK election, am in London, Sid
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 05 13:51:30 2010
  Subject: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 5, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: British election
  First and most important: Do NOT, repeat, NOT, call any prospective winner on either Election Night, May 6, or on the
  next day, Friday, May 7. The result will be unclear. It will not be clear, even perhaps by Friday afternoon. Today, the
  combined polls show Cameron and the Conservatives ahead but not winning an outright majority. The latest Guardian
  poll, out tomorrow, shown me by Alan Rusbridger today, has the Tories falling short of a majority of seats. Even if
  Cameron were to win an outright majority, Brown and Labour will attempt to make a deal with Clegg and the Liberal
  Democrats. Brown remains as Prime Minister unless the Tories win outright, which take a long time to determine.
  Labour and the Lib-Dems will almost certainly gain about 60 percent of the vote, more or less. Brown will reach out to
  Clegg to stay in power. The deal will be that Brown will approve a referendum on proportional representation giving the
  LDs much greater representationin future elections. That will spell the end forever of the Tories ever coming to power.
  The Tories see the election in apocalyptic terms—and they are not wrong. Brown's weakness heralds the sort of grand
  progressive coalition/alliance that Tony imagined but was never able to attempt between Labour and the LDs. Brown
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  offering the referendum would be the first step toward that. In the case of the Tories falling short of an outright majority
  in seats, they will respond as though Brown is acting illegitimately, which he would not be by remaining as PM and
  dealing with Clegg. Informed people are already talking of what might begin to unfold on Friday as "Florida." The Tories,
  backed by the Murdoch press, will attempt to push Labour aside by force majeure—something that will not succeed
  under those circumstances. The Murdochs are almost literally going crazy. James Murdoch and hiw wife stormed into
  the offices of The Independent, not a Murdoch paper, when the paper endorsed the LDs and confronted the publisher,
  screaming in the middle of the newsroom. Murdoch would be a big, big loser if Cameron loses. Another possibile
  outcome is that the Conservatives come up just short and attempt their own deal with the DUP to cover the gap in seats.
  Shaun is on to this potential, has been talking to Peter Robinson.
  No matter what, keep your powder dry until the result is crystal clear. Wait.
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  Naomi Long (Alliance) defeated Peter Robinson for the East Belfast constituency. Huge upset. She was the mayor of
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  Naomi Long (Alliance) defeated Peter Robinson for the East Belfast constituency. Huge upset. She was the mayor of
  Belfast - you met her on the trip.
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  Sent: Thursday, May 6, 2010 8:20 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: Greece, etc.
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 7:06 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Burns, William J B5
  Subject: Fw: Greece, etc.
  Jake and Cheryl -- pse read below. This is extremely serious. I just talked to Bill Burns,
  AM
  From: Harris, Jennifer M
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Thu May 06 14:54:08 2010
  Subject: RE: Greece, etc.
  The link is here and its cut and pasted below. Simon Johnson is the Former Chief Economist of the IMF and now writes
  for the NYT and for his own blog, hugely influential for bond traders, called Baseline Scenario. He also wrote the current
  bestseller 13 bankers, making waves as probably the best academic indictment on the 2008 crisis (better in my view
  than Michael Lewis' current book, which speaks more to the personalities involved).
  And the US markets are taking a worse beating than even I would've thought possible. In the words of the owner of one
  of the largest hedge funds in NY, "this has that 2 year ago feeling. This is carnage."
  S&P — down 4.5% just today
  XLS (S&P components of major financial institutions, essentially a more focused look at just the financial sector
  component of the S&P) — down 5% just today
  Preferred shares (these don't typically move, ever)- down 9% and falling
  Euro heading for 1.26
  Credit markets are worse than stocks.
  VIX (Volatility Index at 34, which is up 36%).
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  Can you send me the complete NYT piece so that we can get it into S's and Steinberg's book for tonight?
  So you and Eric and anyone else you can gather should brainstorm away. Also, just give me a little
  more on Simon Johnson so I can make the case for why she should read this.

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  atNeufloticann
  Econornix
  Explaining the Science of Everyday Life
  MAY 6, 2010, 6:11 AM
  It's Not About Greece Anymore
  By PETER BOONE AND SIMON JOHNSON
  Louisa Gouliamald/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Protesters waved flags from the Acropolis
  archaeological site behind banners in English and Greek hung in front of the Parthenon temple in Athens.
  Peter Boone is chairman of the charity Effective Intervention and a research associate at
  the Center for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics. He is also a
  principal in Salute Capital Management Ltd. Simon Johnson, the former chief economist
  at the International Monetary Fund, is the co-author of "13 Bankers."
  The Greek "rescue" package announced last weekend is dramatic, unprecedented and far
  from enough to stabilize the euro zone.
  The Greek government and the European Union leadership, prodded by the International
  Monetary Fund, are finally becoming realistic about the dire economic situation in
  Greece. They have abandoned previous rounds of optimistic forecasts and have now
  admitted to a profoundly worse situation. This new program calls for "fiscal adjustments"
  — cuts to the fiscal deficit, mostly through spending cuts — totaling ii percent of gross
  domestic product in 2010, 4.3 percent in 2011, and 2 percent in 2012 and 2013. The total
  debt-to-G.D.P. ratio peaks at 149 percent in 2012-13 before starting a gentle glide path
  back down to sanity.
  This new program is honest enough to show why it is unlikely to succeed.
  Daniel Gros, an eminent economist on euro zone issues based in Brussels, has argued that
  for each 1 percent of G.D.P. decline in Greek government spending, total demand in the
  country falls by 2.5 percent of G.D.P. If the government reduces spending by 15 percent of
  G.D.P. — the initial shock to demand could be well over 30 percent of G.D.P.
  Obviously this simple rule does not work with such large numbers, but it illustrates that
  Greece is likely to experience a very sharp recession — and there is substantial uncertainty
  around how bad the economy will get. The program announced last weekend assumes
  Greek G.D.P. falls by 4 percent this year, then by another 2.6 percent in 2011, before
  recovering to positive growth in 2012 and beyond.
  Such figures seem extremely optimistic, particularly in the face of the civil unrest now
  sweeping Greece and the deep hostility expressed toward Greece in some northern
  European policy circles.
  The pattern of growth is critical because, under this program, Greece needs to grow out of
  its debt problem soon. Greece's debt-to-G.D.P. ratio will be a debilitating 145 percent at
  the end of 2011.
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  Now consider putting more realistic growth figures into the I.M.F. forecast for Greece's
  economy — e.g., with G.D.P. declining 12 percent in 2011, then the debt-to-G.D.P. ratio
  may reach 155 percent. At these levels, with a 5 percent real interest rate and no growth,
  the country needs a primary surplus at 8 percent of G.D.P. to keep the debt-to-G.D.P. ratio
  stable. It will be nowhere near that level. The I.M.F. program has Greece running a
  primary budget deficit of around 1 percent of G.D.P. in that year, and that assumes a path
  for Greek growth that can be regarded only as an "upside scenario."
  The politics of these implied budget surpluses remains brutal. Since most Greek debt is
  held abroad, roughly 80 percent of the budget savings the Greek government makes go
  straight to Germans, French and other foreign debt holders (mostly banks). If growth
  turns out poorly, will the Greeks be prepared for ever-tougher austerity to pay the
  Germans? Even if everything goes well, Greek citizens seem unlikely to welcome this
  version of their "new normal."
  Last week the European leadership panicked — very late in the day — when it realized that
  the euro zone itself was at risk of a meltdown. If the euro zone proves unwilling to protect
  a member like Greece from default, then bond investors will run from Portugal and Spain
  also — if you doubt this, study carefully the interlocking debt picture published recently in
  The New York Times. Higher yields on government debt would have caused concerns
  about potential bank runs in these nations, and then spread to more nations in Europe.
  When there is such a "run," it is not clear where it stops. In the hazy distance, Belgium,
  France, Austria and many others were potentially at risk. Even the Germans cannot afford
  to bail out those nations.
  Slapped in the face by this ugly scenario, the Europeans decided to throw everything they
  and the I.M.F. had at bailing out Greece. The program as announced has only a small
  chance of preventing eventual Greek bankruptcy, but it may still slow or avert a dangerous
  spiral downward — and enormous collateral damage — in the rest of Europe.
  The I.M.F. floated in some fashion an alternative scenario with a debt restructuring, but
  this was rejected by both the European Union and the Greek authorities. This is not a
  surprise; leading European policy makers are completely unprepared for broader
  problems that would follow a Greek "restructuring," because markets would immediately
  mark down the debt (i.e., increase the yields) for Portugal, Spain, Ireland and even Italy.
  The fear and panic in the face of this would be unparalleled in modern times: When the
  Greeks pay only 50 percent on the face value of their debt, what should investors expect
  from the Portuguese and Spanish? It all becomes arbitrary, including which countries are
  dragged down.
  Someone has to decide who should be defended and at what cost, and the European
  structures are completely unsuited to this kind of tough decision-making under pressure.
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  In the extreme downside scenario, Germany is the only obvious safe haven within the euro
  zone, so its government bond yields would collapse while other governments face sharply
  rising yields. The euro zone would likely not hold together.
  There is still a narrow escape path, without immediate debt default and the chaos that that
  would produce:
  • Talk down the euro — moving toward parity with the American dollar would help lift growth across the euroz
  one.
  • As the euro falls, bond yields will rise on the euro zone periphery. This will create episodes of panic. Enough
  short-term financing must be in place to support the rollover of government debt.
  • Once the euro has fallen a great deal, announce the European Central Bank will support the euro at those levels
  (i.e., prevent appreciation, with G-20 tacit agreement), and also support the peripheral euro zone nations
  viewed as solvent by buying their bonds whenever markets are chaotic.
  • At that stage, but not before, the euro zone leadership needs to push weaker governments to restructure. That
  will include Greece and perhaps also Portugal. Hopefully, in this scenario Spain can muddle through.
  • European banks should be recapitalized as necessary and have most of their management replaced. This is a
  massive failure of euro groupthink — including most notably at the political level — but there is no question
  that bank executives have not behaved responsibly in a long while and should be replaced en masse.
  To the extent possible, some of the ensuing losses should be shared with bank
  creditors. But be careful what you wish for. The bankers are powerful for a reason; they
  have built vital yet fragile structures at the heart of our economies. Dismantle with care.
  • Copyright 2010 The New York Times Company
  • Privacy Policy
  • NYTimes.com 620 Eighth Avenue New York, NY 10018
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 2:02 PM
  To: Harris, Jennifer M
  Subject: RE: Greece, etc.
  Can you send me the complete NYT piece so that we can get it into S's and Steinberg's book for tonight?
  So you and Eric and anyone else you can gather should brainstorm away. Also, just give me a little
  more on Simon Johnson so I can make the case for why she should read this.
  From: Harris, Jennifer M
  Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 10:30 AM
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Subject: RE: Greece, etc.
  Anne-Marie,
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  Just promise me that if you and Bill brief the QDDR in Greece, we at least make Ed consider the possibility of my tagging
  along;)
  Best, Jen
  Below is an excerpt from Simon Johnson (NYT columnist and respected econ blogger), from today's NYT. I think he's
  dead on.
  Last week the European leadership panicked — very late in the day — when it realized
  that the euro zone itself was at risk of a meltdown. If the euro zone proves unwilling to
  protect a member like Greece from default, then bond investors will run from Portugal and
  Spain also — if you doubt this, study carefully the interlocking debt picture published
  recently in The New York Times. Higher yields on government debt would have caused
  concerns about potential bank runs in these nations, and then spread to more nations in
  Europe.
  When there is such a "run," it is not clear where it stops. In the hazy distance, Belgium,
  France, Austria and many others were potentially at risk. Even the Germans cannot afford
  to bail out those nations.
  Slapped in the face by this ugly scenario, the Europeans decided to throw everything they
  and the I.M.F. had at bailing out Greece. The program as announced has only a small
  chance of preventing eventual Greek bankruptcy, but it may still slow or avert a dangerous
  spiral downward — and enormous collateral damage — in the rest of Europe.
  The I.M.F. floated in some fashion an alternative scenario with a debt restructuring, but
  this was rejected by both the European Union and the Greek authorities. This is not a
  surprise; leading European policy makers are completely unprepared for broader
  problems that would follow a Greek "restructuring," because markets would immediately
  mark down the debt (i.e., increase the yields) for Portugal, Spain, Ireland and even Italy.
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  The fear and panic in the face of this would be unparalleled in modern times: When the
  Greeks pay only 50 percent on the face value of their debt, what should investors expect
  from the Portuguese and Spanish? It all becomes arbitrary, including which countries are
  dragged down.
  Someone has to decide who should be defended and at what cost, and the European
  structures are completely unsuited to this kind of tough decision-making under pressure.
  In the extreme downside scenario, Germany is the only obvious safe haven within the euro
  zone, so its government bond yields would collapse while other governments face sharply
  rising yields. The euro zone would likely not hold together.
  There is still a narrow escape path, without immediate debt default and the chaos that that
  would produce:
  • Talk down the euro — moving toward parity with the American dollar would help lift growth across the euroz
  one.
  • As the euro falls, bond yields will rise on the euro zone periphery. This will create episodes of panic. Enough
  short-term financing must be in place to support the rollover of government debt.
  • Once the euro has fallen a great deal, announce the European Central Bank will support the euro at those levels
  (i.e., prevent appreciation, with G-20 tacit agreement), and also support the peripheral euro zone nations
  viewed as solvent by buying their bonds whenever markets are chaotic.
  • At that stage, but not before, the euro zone leadership needs to push weaker governments to restructure. That
  will include Greece and perhaps also Portugal. Hopefully, in this scenario Spain can muddle through.
  • European banks should be recapitalized as necessary and have most of their management replaced. This is a
  massive failure of euro groupthink — including most notably at the political level — but there is no question
  that bank executives have not behaved responsibly in a long while and should be replaced en masse.
  To the extent possible, some of the ensuing losses should be shared with bank
  creditors. But be careful what you wish for. The bankers are powerful for a reason; they
  have built vital yet fragile structures at the heart of our economies. Dismantle with care.
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 9:37 AM
  To: Harris, Jennifer M
  Subject: RE: Greece, etc.
  From: Harris, Jennifer M
  Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 9:26 AM
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Subject: RE: Greece, etc.
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  _
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 11:01 PM
  To: Harris, Jennifer M
  Subject: Fw: Greece, etc.
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  To: Hormats, Robert D; Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Crocker, Bathsheba N
  Sent: Wed May 05 15:41:05 2010
  Subject: Greece, etc.
  Hi guys,
  Tx,
  Jake
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  To:
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  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 6:50 PM
  To: Crowley, Philip J; Verma, Richard R; Sullivan, Jacob J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Echard, John E Jr; Townley, Stephen G; Eichensehr, Kristen E; Cleveland, Sarah H
  Subject: RE: Lieberman Legislation
  From: Crowley, Philip J
  Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 4:22 PM
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  Cc: Echard, John E Jr
  Subject: Lieberman Legislation
  We did a couple of holding actions today regarding this legislation. The Secretary said we have the authority to do what
  is called expatriation. US citizenship is a privilege not a right. Where you swear to uphold duties to our Constitution.
  Those who support terrorism are in violation in the Secretary's opinion. We will take a hard look at what is proposed. At
  the podium, I said that there were issues regarding due process and that Americans would be concerned if citizenship
  were revoked before as opposed to after a legal proceeding.
  131
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  Willy McCrea (OUP) holds seat; Reg's gamble fails. Looks unlikely UUP/Tory link-up will produce any seats.
  Our team can't imagine he'll hold on as leader for long. One key commentator just said Reg is finished.

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  Subject: Reg Loses in S. Antrim
  Willy McCrea (OUP) holds seat; Reg's gamble fails. Looks unlikely UUP/Tory link-up will produce any seats.
  Our team can't imagine he'll hold on as leader for long. One key commentator just said Reg is finished.
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  Hung parliament declared. Theme song of election: Rolling Stones' "Satisfaction": "...can't get no..." Everyone in turmoil.
  Tories in complete turmoil. Gordon convening cabinet meeting this afternoon. I'm in touch. Will let you know... Sid

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  To:
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  Hung parliament declared. Theme song of election: Rolling Stones' "Satisfaction": "...can't get no..." Everyone in turmoil.
  Tories in complete turmoil. Gordon convening cabinet meeting this afternoon. I'm in touch. Will let you know... Sid
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22aclintonemail.com>
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Thu, May 6, 2010 6:07 pm
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  Thx. What's happening?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 05 13:51:30 2010
  Subject: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 5,
  2010
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770147 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770147 Date: 08/31/2015
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: British election
  First and most important: Do NOT, repeat, NOT, call any prospective winner on
  either Election Night, May 6, or on the next day, Friday, May 7. The result will
  be unclear. It will not be clear, even perhaps by Friday afternoon. Today, the
  combined polls show Cameron and the Conservatives ahead but not winning an
  outright majority. The latest Guardian poll, out tomorrow, shown me by Alan
  Rusbridger today, has the Tories falling short of a majority of seats. Even if
  Cameron were to win an outright majority, Brown and Labour will attempt to make
  a deal with Clegg and the Liberal Democrats. Brown remains as Prime Minister
  unless the Tories win outright, which take a longtime to determine. Labour and
  the Lib-Dems will almost certainly gain about 60 percent of the vote, more or
  less. Brown will reach out to Clegg to stay in power. The deal will be that
  Brown will approve a referendum on proportional representation giving the LDs
  much greater representationin future elections. That will spell the end forever
  of the Tories ever coming to power. The Tories see the election in apocalyptic
  terms—and they are not wrong. Brown's weakness heralds the sort of grand
  progressive coalition/alliance that Tony imagined but was never able to attempt
  between Labour and the LDs. Brown offering the referendum would be the first
  step toward that. In the case of the Tories falling short of an outright
  majority in seats, they will respond as though Brown is acting illegitimately,
  which he would not be by remaining as PM and dealing with Clegg. Informed people
  are already talking of what might begin to unfold on Friday as "Florida." The
  Tories, backed by the Murdoch press, will attempt to push Labour aside by force
  majeure—something that will not succeed under those circumstances. The Murdochs
  are almost literally going crazy. James Murdoch and hiw wife stormed into the
  offices of The Independent, not a Murdoch paper, when the paper endorsed the LDs
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770147 Date: 08/31/2015

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  and confronted the publisher, screaming in the middle of the newsroom. Murdoch
  would be a big, big loser if Cameron loses. Another possibile outcome is that
  the Conservatives come up just short and attempt their own deal with the DUP to
  cover the gap in seats. Shaun is on to this potential, has been talking to Peter
  Robinson.
  No matter what, keep your powder dry until the result is crystal clear. Wait.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770147 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Gordon has issued a statement this morning saying basically he's trying to negotiate a new government. Left a message
  with David, will undoubtedly be in touch with him today, will let you know.

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  Gordon has issued a statement this morning saying basically he's trying to negotiate a new government. Left a message
  with David, will undoubtedly be in touch with him today, will let you know.
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  Clegg just announced he wants Tories to form government as a minority government. But this may not change anything.
  Tories don't have a majority and can't move. May be an opening bid.

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  To:
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  Clegg just announced he wants Tories to form government as a minority government. But this may not change anything.
  Tories don't have a majority and can't move. May be an opening bid.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Thu, May 6, 2010 6:07 pm
  Subject: Re: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  Thx. What's happening?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 05 13:51:30 2010
  Subject: H: IMPORTANT. Memo on UK election, am in London, Sid
  B6
  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 5,
  2010
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770149 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770149 Date: 08/31/2015
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: British election
  First and most important: Do NOT, repeat, NOT, call any prospective winner on
  either Election Night, May 6, or on the next day, Friday, May 7. The result will
  be unclear. It will not be clear, even perhaps by Friday afternoon. Today, the
  combined polls show Cameron and the Conservatives ahead but not winning an
  outright majority. The latest Guardian poll, out tomorrow, shown me by Alan
  Rusbridger today, has the Tories falling short of a majority of seats. Even if
  Cameron were to win an outright majority, Brown and Labour will attempt to make
  a deal with Clegg and the Liberal Democrats. Brown remains as Prime Minister
  unless the Tories win outright, which take a long time to determine. Labour and
  the Lib-Dems will almost certainly gain about 60 percent of the vote, more or
  less. Brown will reach out to Clegg to stay in power. The deal will be that
  Brown will approve a referendum on proportional representation giving the LDs
  much greater representationin future elections. That will spell the end forever
  of the Tories ever coming to power. The Tories see the election in apocalyptic
  terms—and they are not wrong. Brown's weakness heralds the sort of grand
  progressive coalition/alliance that Tony imagined but was never able to attempt
  between Labour and the LDs. Brown offering the referendum would be the first
  step toward that. In the case of the Tories falling short of an outright
  majority in seats, they will respond as though Brown is acting illegitimately,
  which he would not be by remaining as PM and dealing with Clegg. Informed people
  are already talking of what might begin to unfold on Friday as "Florida." The
  Tories, backed by the Murdoch press, will attempt to push Labour aside by force
  majeure—something that will not succeed under those circumstances. The Murdochs
  are almost literally going crazy. James Murdoch and hiw wife stormed into the
  offices of The Independent, not a Murdoch paper, when the paper endorsed the LDs
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770149 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770149 Date: 08/31/2015
  and confronted the publisher, screaming in the middle of the newsroom. Murdoch
  would be a big, big loser if Cameron loses. Another possibile outcome is that
  the Conservatives come up just short and attempt their own deal with the DUP to
  cover the gap in seats. Shaun is on to this potential, has been talking to Peter
  Robinson.
  No matter what, keep your powder dry until the result is crystal clear. Wait.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770149 Date: 08/31/2015



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  It seems to me that Clegg feels he's weak, can't form a grand progressive coalition--the Lib Dems have LOST seats--
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  their program. He's plalying for another election relatively soon, perhaps a year, hoping to do better, but will do even
  worse having played the spoiler. And if Labour goes out, so does Gordon and Labour will have a new face, probably
  David. Sid
  =

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  It seems to me that Clegg feels he's weak, can't form a grand progressive coalition--the Lib Dems have LOST seats--
  Clegg's so-called "modernizing" has failed. So Clegg is saying no deal with Labour, Tories must govern without acting on
  their program. He's plalying for another election relatively soon, perhaps a year, hoping to do better, but will do even
  worse having played the spoiler. And if Labour goes out, so does Gordon and Labour will have a new face, probably
  David. Sid
  =
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  Shaun is going to Downing St to meet with Gordon, Peter, and two others (Stuart Woods, Sue Nye, Gordon's aides) to
  discuss what to do, will learn outcome as soon as meeting is over. Sid

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  Shaun is going to Downing St to meet with Gordon, Peter, and two others (Stuart Woods, Sue Nye, Gordon's aides) to
  discuss what to do, will learn outcome as soon as meeting is over. Sid
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Friday, May 7, 2010 8:03 AM
  H
  Fw: Edward Campbell

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  Fw: Edward Campbell
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  Cc:
  Sent: Fri May 07 07:41:34 2010
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  From:
  Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 1:09 AM
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  Subject: Edward
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ExtractedSubject: More on Lleberman's bill
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ExtractedBodyText: See below, in particular section B. That is the nub of Harold's argument.
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  To:
  Subject Fw: More on Lieberman's bill
  See below, in particular section B. That is the nub of Harold's argument.
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  To: Crowley, Philip J.
  , Sullivan, Jacob 3; Jake Sullivan
  Cc: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Fri May 07 07:42:29 2010
  Subject: More on Lleberman's bill
  Mills, Cheryl D; Verma, Richard R
  Senator Lieberman's bill would strip American citizenship from anyone who has "provid[ed] material support
  or resources to a foreign terrorist organization" or "engaged in, or purposefully and materially support[ed],
  hostilities against the United States" or any of its allies.
  A. Constitutional Rules:
  B. Statute
  C. Administrative Policy:
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  Wanted to make sure you saw this item:
  Traces of gunpowder found in the wreckage of a sunken Republic of Korea naval ship have been identified as those
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  Also, we're still in a bit of a holding pattern on prox talks, though looking very good.

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  Subject: DPRK
  Wanted to make sure you saw this item:
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  Also, we're still in a bit of a holding pattern on prox talks, though looking very good.
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  7:30 am CONFERENCE/PRE-BRIEF CALL Private Residence
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
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  8:30 am Secretary's Office
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  8:45 am Secretary's Office
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  1:45pm Secretary's Office
  1:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  2:20 pm Secretary's Office
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  2:40 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  3:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2176
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  4:35 pm DEPART New York-LaGuardia Airport *En route Private Residence
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  1:45 pm OFFICE TIME
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  2:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Washington National Airport
  2:40 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  3:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2176
  En route New York, NY .
  4:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  4:35 pm DEPART New York-LaGuardia Airport *En route Private Residence
  5:25 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
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DocNumber: C05770159
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ExtractedBodyText: I have talked to him, as has Derek, but I need one more convo before you see him.
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  I have talked to him, as has Derek, but I need one more convo before you see him.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Tue Jun 29 19:18:11 2010
  Subject: RCH
  Did you and/or PIR talk to him today? Do I need to see him tomorrow?
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  Subject Fw: FM Smith and former PM Rudd Requests
  Fyi
  From: Bleich, Jeffrey L
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Campbell, Kurt M
  Cc: Kagan, Edgard D; Hyland, Jason P
  Sent: Wed Jun 30 02:48:07 2010
  Subject: FM Smith and former PM Rudd Requests
  Kurt and Cheryl,
  In my meeting yesterday with FM Smith, he said he'd still like to speak with S. Originally, they were scheduled
  to talk last Friday but it was cancelled. Given the change in leadership, and Smith's increased responsibility --
  taking on trade and aid portfolios as well as foreign affairs -- I think a brief call would be helpful.
  Also, I spoke at length with former PM Rudd on Monday. Although he did not raise the issue, his aide called
  Edgard afterward and noted that Rudd had not heard from S, and would have hoped for a sympathetic call. I
  have no strong point of view on this one. He has received such a call from POTUS already.
  But, I think he and S had a good relationship and he may want to talk to her about his future career
  goals.
  Best,
  J.
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  Madam Secretary,
  Following up on your trip to Ecuador, Jake asked me to send you a quick update on the Financial Action Task Force's
  (FATF) listing of Ecuador:
  (SBU) On June 25 the FATF moved Ecuador down a notch from a list of countries with serious strategic deficiencies in
  measures against money laundering and financing terrorism. Ecuador is now on the "Improving AML/CFT Compliance:
  On-going Process" list for showing progress in its efforts against money laundering and financing terrorism.
  (SBU) According to Treasury, the change in Ecuador's status stems from its commitment to an action plan with the FATF,
  and the GOE's demonstrated high-level political commitment to work toward AML/CFT (anti-money laundering —
  combating the financing of terrorism) compliance.
  WHA is looking into options for next steps.
  Please let me know if you would like any further information.
  Best,
  Mike
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
  (cell)

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  Madam Secretary,
  Following up on your trip to Ecuador, Jake asked me to send you a quick update on the Financial Action Task Force's
  (FATF) listing of Ecuador:
  (SBU) On June 25 the FATF moved Ecuador down a notch from a list of countries with serious strategic deficiencies in
  measures against money laundering and financing terrorism. Ecuador is now on the "Improving AML/CFT Compliance:
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  (SBU) According to Treasury, the change in Ecuador's status stems from its commitment to an action plan with the FATF,
  and the GOE's demonstrated high-level political commitment to work toward AML/CFT (anti-money laundering —
  combating the financing of terrorism) compliance.
  WHA is looking into options for next steps.
  Please let me know if you would like any further information.
  Best,
  Mike
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
  (cell)
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  Madame Secretary -
  Forgive the email but I just wanted to thank you and President Clinton for so graciously opening your home and inviting
  me to join in celebrating It was a truly wonderful evening. B6
  Safe travels!
  ,
  -Rob

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  Forgive the email but I just wanted to thank you and President Clinton for so graciously opening your home and inviting
  me to join in celebrating It was a truly wonderful evening. B6
  Safe travels!
  ,
  -Rob
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  Janysh Bakiyev and a number of key security officers in the south. "Something is being planned to disrupt the
  referendum," I was told. Beknazarov told me he believed that, following the pattern of the last two revolutions,
  they anticipated that there would be an attack on administrative offices in the south, following quickly within a
  few days by attacks in Bishkek. Government leaders I spoke with over the weekend told me they now
  recognize they had misassessed the data they had, that the Bakiyev plan was obviously to instigate inter-ethnic
  violence.
  Precisely what led to the tragedy in and around Osh is still unclear and requires careful investigation, but people
  I have spoken with in Osh describe police and army leaders directing the pogroms, and they were able to
  identify some of these individuals as persons close to the Bakiyevs. Moreover, the timing and some of the
  specific descriptions of events support this thesis—Bakiyev was the only person who clearly had something to
  gain from the violence. If that is so, then Bakiyev adopted an extremely cynical, indeed criminal strategy. His
  objectives would have been to derail the referendum, demonstrate the weakness of the interim government, and
  fuel calls for an iron-fisted central government through the resurrection of his presidency. The tactics used bear
  comparison with those used by Slobodan Milosevie and Radovan Karad2ie as Yugoslavia disintegrated or by
  the Soviet MVD in the waning days of the Soviet empire in programs like "Operation Koltso." If the
  government's charges bear out, serious crimes were committed by the Bakiyev faction.
  While Otunbayeva publicly states that order has been restored in the south and that foreign intervention is no
  longer needed, I am not persuaded that this is what she actually thinks. She is anxious to build public
  confidence in her government and its abilities. Confidentially she acknowledges that the interim government's
  grip over the situation in the south is extremely weak and that the government does not feel it can necessarily
  count on the local police and military there, whose loyalties are plainly divided. This in turn suggests that the
  international community should give active consideration to both the humanitarian and the security dimensions
  of the situation in the south. My sense remains that Otunbayeva would strongly welcome such an initiative.
  2. Internal Workings of the Interim Government. The interim government verges on being completely
  dysfunctional. It operates as a collection of individual fiefdoms, with leaders engaged in constant squabbles
  over patronage appointments. Career civil service personnel report being terrorized and extorted. I spent the
  better part of three days inside the current government headquarters on Staraya Ploshchod and was able to
  directly observe primitive horse-trading, threats and counterthreats between key government functionaries,
  sometimes in agitated voices. Roza Otunbayeva arid a handful of figures closest to her were exceptions in this
  process—admonishing others about the unseemliness of their conduct, urging moderation and restraint. But
  Otunbayeva also acknowledges that the limitations on her own authority and states that she "has to put up with
  it," at least for the moment. Three government members advised me during meetings of their intention to resign
  before the end of the month in order to start running for parliament. Significantly, I sense sharp rifts within the
  government—between Atembayev and Beknazarov, for instance, who could not refrain from criticizing one
  another in my interviews with them, or between Sariyev and Beknazarov.
  Only Otunbayeva (and to a lesser extent her close ally Elmira Ibraimova) appear to be the glue that holds things
  together, commanding the respect of the other government members. I found that the admiration for
  Otunbayeva was almost universal—she appears to be the only figure in the government emerging from the
  interim period with an untarnished reputation. Still the special order under which she has assumed power as
  "president of the interim government" presents some clear problems for her authority. She has a fixed term into
  2011, but she will have no democratic mandate. After the new government is formed, based on the
  parliamentary elections, they will have democratic legitimacy and she will not—this sets up a situation in which
  her authority may well be eclipsed or at least made more narrow. Still, all the members of the current
  government recognize that she has essential skills that they do not—particularly her ability to conciliate and her
  ability to reach out to other leaders on the international stage.
  There is an expectation that the parliamentary elections will result in a weeding out of the government. The next
  government is expected to be formed through a parliamentary coalition. But only two or perhaps three of the
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  current seven factions will survive. Much of the bickering and instability in the current government is keyed to
  the coming game of parliamentary moving chairs—there is an intense struggle now to secure personal loyalty
  and funds to use in the parliamentary elections; the entire process has an aura of sink or swim about
  it. Ironically the immediate prospect of parliamentary elections and the sense that they will be genuinely open
  and fair thus contributes to the ineptness and near chaotic appearance of the current government.
  3. Constitution and Referendum. Under the guidance of Tekebayev, the government put forward a proposed
  new constitution, which it seeks to have confirmed through a referendum vote on June 27. The constitution
  itself does shift the country further in the direction of a parliamentary democracy, and it contains unusual
  protection for parliamentary minority factions. Government leaders told me that Kazakh president Nursultan
  Nazarbayev had waded in on the question of the constitution directly, pressing them to retain a "strong
  president" system. They say this was coupled with not-very-subtle threats, and that the frontier between
  Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan remains closed, with harmful consequences for the Kyrgyz economy. A major
  question exists about holding the referendum as scheduled. The events in the south have resulted in the mass
  displacement of population and if held as planned, a large part of the population in the south would probably be
  disenfranchised. However, government leaders say that their current problems all come back to legitimacy, and
  they will not be able to form a government with democratic legitimacy without a new constitution and new
  elections. Accordingly, they resist any further delays and are even contemplating moving the date of the
  parliamentary election forward to the last week of August (it is now set for October 10). The crisis in the south
  presents a severe dilemma in this regards, and it seems that this would have been Bakiyev's objective in
  instigating it, if indeed he did.
  4. Manas Transit Center. As expected, I discovered that the interim government is deeply fragmented on the
  question of MTC. One faction headed by Otunbayeva favors a "pragmatic solution" to the base issue under
  which it will be continued but placed on a more transparent basis in which the economic benefits to the
  government are clear. Otunbayeva argues that the base can only be accepted under circumstances in which it
  presents no friction for Kyrgyz-Russian relations; she seeks to have disputes surrounding fuel supply, for
  instance, resolved directly between the United States and Russia. Another faction, headed by Beknazarov, takes
  a more demagogic approach, denouncing the base and seeking its closing in internal meetings. Talking with
  Beknazarov, I had the clear impression that his attitudes were entirely opportunistic—he thinks this will be a
  good campaign issue to use on the hustings. He suggested rather strongly that he could accept a continued base
  presence under the right circumstances and that he views threats to close the base as a sort of stick to use to
  extort more money and other concessions from the Americans. In general, Beknazarov strikes me as hot-
  headed and crass and an untrustworthy partner in any future discussions. Atembayev also has somewhat
  demagogic impulses, though they are mild by comparison. Otunbayeva, the third and most senior member of
  the government engaged on base issues, is the critical voice of reason in the process. My impression based on
  discussions with numerous figures is that Otunbayeva's views currently hold sway. However, all the
  government members are agreed that the economic deal struck by Bakiyev is unfavorable to the Kyrgyz state
  and that the base must rest on transparent economic concessions and there can be no more under-the-table
  dealings with political figures.
  5. Resolving the Crisis in the South. I believe that two key points should be kept in mind when approaching
  the humanitarian crisis that has emerged in the south. First, the crisis probably has its origins in a raw struggle
  for power. The interim government's legitimacy deficit contributed to the problem, because it left the
  government with weak tools to control the situation in the south. A long-term solution to the problem must
  involve the creation of governments at the national (Bishkek) and regional (Osh, Djalalabad) levels that have an
  essential modicum of democratic legitimacy. Delaying this process may only hasten the entire country's
  continued desCent into chaos. This highlights the need to conduct free, fair and open elections as quickly as
  possible. Second, the last thing the interim government needs is a "Sophie's choice" between the United States
  and Russian Federation. International assistance needs to reflect a joint U.S.-Russian approach and showcase
  U.S. and Russian leadership (not merely participation). With President Medvedev's visit to the White House
  now on the horizon, this would be a good opportunity to establish joint sponsorship of an international
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  humanitarian initiative. Here, I believe, are the essential elements of a program that could achieve U.S.-
  Russian co-sponsorship:
  • An Appeal for Restraint: Although the instigation of the conflict appears clearly to rest with ethnic
  Kyrgyz agitators, including a number in uniform and operating military equipment, at present both Uzbek and
  Kyrgyz armed groups are involved in random shootings designed to reinforce perceptions of their group being
  persecuted (rapes etc.) by another. Credible reports are suggesting that there has been political manipulation
  (including payment of money to drug and other criminal gangs) aimed at fomenting violence. The attack on a
  sports facility set up by a prominent Uzbek drug baron (murdered several years earlier) in Osh shortly before
  the violence started also suggests that criminal gangs involved in drug transshipment had another motivation for
  engaging in the violence. It may be that the violence was an initiative of the deposed president, but once it
  began, it provided cover for numerous incidents of score-settling and criminal mischief. In these circumstances,
  a strong appeal for restraint is appropriate and martial law rules including curfews may legitimately be imposed
  by the interim government. An imprimatur of support from the international community would help establish
  the authority of the interim government in this process.
  • Exit Corridors for Civilians: Civilians who feel threatened must be allowed to leave the high risk
  zones, and access of humanitarian aid, and creation of a safe zone for humanitarian operation should be
  priorities at locations created to shelter them. The EU, OSCE and UN issued a statement on June 16 calling for
  a humanitarian corridor in the southern regions of Osh and Jalalabad provinces, as well as of ensuring the
  equitable distribution of humanitarian aid among those in need. The cooperation of the Uzbek government may
  be particularly important in this process.
  • Peacekeeping/Policing Operation: The international community should support special arrangements
  with broad international legitimacy and participation to enhance peacekeeping and police operations in the
  affected area. As I noted, even though Otunbayeva made a public statement on June 15 to the effect that foreign
  military/police intervention was no longer needed, the situation remains precarious and in her confidential
  discussions Otunbayeva acknowledges the benefits in confidence building that would emerge from an qualified,
  professional and international presence in the region. Peacekeeping/policing operations should at a minimum
  include security for designated sheltering areas for refugees and internally displaced persons and monitoring
  operations in tandem with local police and military, to build confidence in their protective functions.
  • Investigation of Events: a broad, credible, independent investigation should be undertaken into the
  events and their origin. The investigation should be under the aegis of an international organization, such as the
  Security Council or OSCE and it should be conducted by an individual of stature with strong credentials as a
  fact-finder and prosecutor. The investigation should particularly take cognizance of accusations that crimes
  against humanity were perpetrated, potentially including crimes of genocide. The involvement of persons
  exercising ostensible government authority—policemen, military figures, leaders of the civil administration—
  should be given special scrutiny in this process. The person commissioned to handle the investigation should be
  specifically empowered to recommend criminal charges be brought against individuals identified in his
  investigation—either by the criminal authorities of the Kyrgyz Republic or before an international body seized
  of proper jurisdiction.
  Effective Post-Conflict Reconstruction. UN authorities are estimating that as many as 450,000 persons
  may have been displaced by the current violence. The devastation in central Osh and in numerous villages is
  reported to be near total. There will be an intense housing shortage and a crisis with respect to food supply and
  healthcare. The international community under United States and Russian leadership should provide generous
  support to jumpstart the reconstruction process, prioritizing its assistance to benefit those most egregiously
  injured by the violence.
  • The Referendum/Parliamentary Elections. In view of the disruption and violence, the interim
  government may well conclude that the constitutional referendum must be postponed. However, if it does not
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  postpone the referendum, then extraordinary measures should be taken to insure that internally displaced
  persons and refugees are given an opportunity to vote—in both cases this will be a reemphasis of the bond of
  citizenship and a promise of inclusion in the democratic process that will be critical to the resolution of the
  crisis. The international community should also mobilize observers in connection with the parliamentary
  elections to help assure that candidates have fair access to the ballot and to media, that campaigns are permitted
  to proceed without unreasonable limitations and that voting occurs in a fair and free manner across the
  country. Special attention in this process should be given to the affected areas to insure that refugees and IDPs
  have a fair opportunity to vote and are freed from unreasonable limitations in the process.
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