# Emails

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MetadataSubject: SCHEDULE
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Schedule
ExtractedTo: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
ExtractedFrom: Huma Abedin
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 6:34 AM
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ExtractedBodyText: Ok we will follow up.
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  From: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 6:34 AM
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Ok we will follow up.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Oct 06 06:31:39 2009
  Subject: Schedule
  I told Andrew I would do the things he requested in his memo to me and he should talk to you about scheduling.
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DocNumber: C05764266
MetadataSubject: RE:
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ExtractedTo: H; 'JilotyLC@state.gov'
ExtractedFrom: Huma Abedin
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 6:34 AM
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ExtractedBodyText: Yes I have a copy.
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  From: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 6:34 AM
  To: H; 'JilotyLC@state.gov'
  Subject: Re:
  Yes I have a copy.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To:iiilotyLC@state.govi <JilotyLC@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Oct 06 06:32:51 2009
  Subject:
  When I was at UNGA, I had foreign leader facebooks that I would like to see. Can you find for me?
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DocNumber: C05764268
MetadataSubject: SCHEDULE
MetadataTo: Abedin, Huma
MetadataFrom: Valmoro, Lona J
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Schedule
ExtractedTo: H; Huma Abedin
ExtractedFrom: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 6:35 AM
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  Sounds good -- and I apologize about all of the private meetings today, I should have done a separate schedule for you.
  2:30pm is Ken Feinberg.
  4pm is Lou D'Allesandro dropping by for a quick hello.
  6pm is General Keane and he knows we will get back to him about location. 6pm is the earliest he can do today.

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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 6:35 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Sounds good -- and I apologize about all of the private meetings today, I should have done a separate schedule for you.
  2:30pm is Ken Feinberg.
  4pm is Lou D'Allesandro dropping by for a quick hello.
  6pm is General Keane and he knows we will get back to him about location. 6pm is the earliest he can do today.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Oct 06 06:31:39 2009
  Subject: Schedule
  I told Andrew I would do the things he requested in his memo to me and he should talk to you about scheduling.
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DocNumber: C05764269
MetadataSubject: FROM LISA LING
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: PVerveer
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  PVerveer
  Tuesday, September 1, 2009 11:01 PM
  H
  reinesp@state.gov; abedinh@state.gov
  Fwd: From Lisa Ling

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  PVerveer
  Tuesday, September 1, 2009 11:01 PM
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  reinesp@state.gov; abedinh@state.gov
  Fwd: From Lisa Ling
  From: Lisa Ling
  To: Verveer, Me anne S
  Sent: Tue Sep 01 20:53:59 2009
  Subject: RE: Touching base
  Hi there,
  Wow, just re-read my response to you and it's unintelligible--my apologies. I type so quickly on my
  Blackberry and don't proof read which I later regret.
  Secretary Clinton was wonderful and so gracious to do the interview during her much needed vacation. I have
  covered many of the issues that we discussed and feel so passionately about them as well.
  If I can ever help with anything, please don't hesitate to let me know. I'm so delighted that Secretary Clinton is
  spearheading so many vital efforts to help women around the world.
  Best regards,
  Lisa
  Twitter: @lisaling
  --- On Tue, 9/1/09, Verveer, Melanne S <VerveerMS@state.gov> wrote:
  From: Verveer, Melanne S <VerveerMS@state.gov>
  Subject: RE: Touching base
  To: 1j1212
  Date: Tuesday, September 1, 2009, 5:54 PM
  Lisa, how did the interview with the Secretary go? I know she was looking forward to seeing you.
  Melanne S. Verveer
  Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues
  U.S. Department of State
  2201 C Street NW, Room 6805
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  Washington, DC 20520
  Tel: (202) 647-7283
  Fax: (202) 647-7288
  VerveerMS@state.gov
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DocNumber: C05764270
MetadataSubject: BROOKE MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP IN INDIA
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Talbott, Strobe
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  Strobe Talbott
  Friday, August 21, 2009 7:06 PM
  H
  RE: Brooke Memorial Fellowship in India
  Thanks, Hillary. The notification was emphatically NOT a solicitation. Besides, you've already contributed such a vast
  amount-to her life, and to the celebration of it.
  Happy to chat any time. I'm around all weekend. You might shoot me an email (which I'll get by BlackBerry even if I'm
  not at my workbench) and let me know when you want to call, or want me to call you, or whatever.
  S.

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  Strobe Talbott
  Friday, August 21, 2009 7:06 PM
  H
  RE: Brooke Memorial Fellowship in India
  Thanks, Hillary. The notification was emphatically NOT a solicitation. Besides, you've already contributed such a vast
  amount-to her life, and to the celebration of it.
  Happy to chat any time. I'm around all weekend. You might shoot me an email (which I'll get by BlackBerry even if I'm
  not at my workbench) and let me know when you want to call, or want me to call you, or whatever.
  S.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, August 21, 2009 6:58 PM
  To: Strobe Talbott
  Subject: Re: Brooke Memorial Fellowship in India
  Strobe--This is wonderful news and such a fitting memorial to Booke.. Also. I would like
  to talk w you about your ideas of what I can/should be doing. Could I call in the next few days? What times are best for
  you? H
  Original Message
  From: Strobe Talbott <
  Sent: Thu Aug 20 07:35:17 2009
  Subject: Brooke Memorial Fellowship in India
  Friends/Family: I wanted you to see what the board of the Intl Center for Research on Women has done. Below is what
  you'll find on the website http://www.awid.org/eng/Issues-and-Analysis/Library/Brooke-Shearer-Fellowship.
  <http://www.awid.org/eng>
  The International Center for Research of Women (ICRW). New Delhi, India.
  Description:
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  The International Center for Research of Women (ICRW) has established a fellowship in memory of Brooke Shearer, a
  former ICRW board member and dedicated advocate for improving the health and economic status of women in the
  developing world. The Brooke Shearer fellowship in India is an opportunity for U.S. early career professionals with
  graduate degrees to contribute to research and programs that advance gender equality and empower women in Asia.
  Shearer was a stalwart supporter and contributor to ICRW's mission and work. ICRW honors her commitment to women
  with a fellowship program based in our Asia Regional Office in New Delhi, India, a tribute to Shearer's fond memories of
  her time spent in India during her youth and her tenure on ICRW's board.
  The 2009 fellow will work in collaboration with the Asia director of the social and economic development group on
  programs, research, advocacy, and business development related to the group's portfolio of work. The specific activities
  of the fellow will be determined based on the substantive and technical skills, interests, and experience of the candidate
  selected and the current opportunities in the group. Likely projects for engagement include:
  The PACE program-an ICRW collaboration with Gap Inc. on workplace and personal advancement of
  female garment workers in India, Cambodia, Bangladesh.
  The Counting Girls Project-a project examining son preference in India and China, the effectiveness of
  specific policy efforts in addressing sex selection and discrimination against girl children, and the potential conflict
  between the human rights of girls and reproductive rights for women.
  * Delayed Marriage-project examining the social norms that would need to be changed to eliminate early
  marriage.
  Primary Duties:
  The fellow will engage in the following responsibilities and tasks:
  Develop technical content of projects including conceptualization, data analysis, background research,
  program and evaluation design, survey and instrument design;
  Work with national and international partners on technical assistance, partner engagement and support,
  and relationship management;
  * Work on project management tasks including administration, budgets, team coordination and work plans;
  * Write, synthesize and present findings in reports, briefs, papers and presentations;
  * Assist with business development activities including grant writing and proposals;
  Prepare research and program findings for communication to various audiences (donors, policy-makers,
  program personnel, researchers) at various forums and opportunities (meetings, events, cultivation, deliverables).
  Required Education, Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
  Applicants should have a Master's degree (5 years or less) or Ph.D. (1 year or less) in the social sciences,
  public health, international development or a related field. Qualified candidates with relevant job experience on
  program or policy-relevant social science research are preferred. Due to the nature of the fellowship eligibility
  guidelines, only US citizens or permanent residents, residing in the US or in India, will be considered.
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  The following skills are required:
  Strong analytical and conceptual skills along with substantive background in gender and social science
  issues and research;
  Desire and commitment to link research with policy and programs;
  *
  in Asia;
  Strong interest in understanding on-the-ground development research and program needs and activities
  • Excellent written and verbal communication and presentation abilities;
  Ability to work collaboratively with professionals at different levels, including colleagues, partners and
  donor organizations;
  Strong qualitative and quantitative research skills; and
  Ability to participate in fundraising and networking activities.
  Duration:
  One fellow will be selected each year for a term ranging from six months to one year. The fellowship is a full-time
  commitment.
  Terms:
  The fellowship award consists of a monthly stipend, health insurance and round trip travel to India. The fellow is
  responsible for all local accommodations and living costs. The fellow will be provided with office space and support in
  ICRW's Asia Regional Office in New Delhi.
  To Apply:
  To apply, please submit a letter of interest and curriculum vitae to jobs@icrw.org <mailto:jobs@icrw.org> .
  Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Fellowship will start between September 1 and October 1, 2009.
  Website: http://www.icrw.org/html/jobs/jobs.htm <http://www.icrw.org/html/jobs/jobs.htm>
  Article License: Copyright - Article License Holder: ICRW
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  Strobe Talbott
  President, The Brookings Institution
  1775 Massachusetts Avenue NW
  Washington, DC 20036
  202.797.6200
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DocNumber: C05764271
MetadataSubject: SCHEDULE
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Schedule
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  Will do.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Tue Oct 06 06:42:36 2009
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Let's do Jack at the office.
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Oct 06 06:35:15 2009
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Sounds good -- and I apologize about all of the private meetings today, I should have done a separate schedule for you.
  2:30pm is Ken Feinberg.
  4pm is Lou D'Allesandro dropping by for a quick hello.
  6pm is General Keane and he knows we will get back to him about location. 6pm is the earliest he can do today.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Oct 06 06:31:39 2009
  Subject: Schedule
  I told Andrew I would do the things he requested in his memo to me and he should talk to you about scheduling.
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DocNumber: C05764272
MetadataSubject: PODESTA
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ExtractedSubject: Podesta
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  John podesta just returned from spending time with bachelet in chile. Would like to talk to you about his trip.
  cell B6
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  Sent: Friday, August 21, 2009 7:22 PM
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  John podesta just returned from spending time with bachelet in chile. Would like to talk to you about his trip.
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  Espinosa confirmed for 10am
  170

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  Espinosa confirmed for 10am
  170
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DocNumber: C05764282
MetadataSubject: ENSURING ENERGY TRANSITIONS
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ExtractedSubject: FW: Ensuring Energy Transitions
ExtractedFrom: 0 Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Smitham, Thomas D; Nelson, David D
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 10:41 AM
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  H RC:
  FYI. This is my point.
  cdm

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  Sent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 10:41 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Ensuring Energy Transitions
  H RC:
  FYI. This is my point.
  cdm
  From: Hormats, Robert D
  Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 9:40 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Ensuring Energy Transitions
  Hi Cheryl,
  Thanks for your email. I am on a plane now — headed back from Istambul. I have not has any time to address this. But I
  will certainly work on it shortly. And in fact am meeting with David this week to do so.
  But I also think it is essential to take into account the concerns of the Hill. In Jose's hearings and mine, the committee
  quite explicitly and directly said they expected us to play significant roles in energy. David should certainly have the lead
  role, as the secretary has said and as the legislation clearly spells out, but we also need to figure out how we can work
  together. And I am sure that can be done amicably under david's overall leadership in this area. But H should be
  consulted and talk to the SFRC before any changes are made to avoid any surprises and be sure they understand what is
  being done. And, of course, I want to be sure we bring in Jose on any discussions, since he has important interests in this.
  Regards,
  Bob
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: Hormats, Robert D
  Cc: Smitham, Thomas D; Nelson, David D
  Sent: Tue Oct 06 08:04:36 2009
  Subject: Ensuring Energy Transitions
  Bob:
  I hope you are settling in — looking forward to finding a moment to connect with you. I particularly want to make sure
  we follow-up on energy in your title and making sure lines are clear in that arena to avoid any dropped balls or missed
  opportunities.
  I wanted to flag one matter now because the Secretary has asked David Goldwyn during her look-ahead meeting
  regarding energy, to move forward on several energy security priorities — including engaging with key producers like
  Brazil, Mexico, Angola and Nigeria as well as addressing energy security concerns with consumers like China and India.
  Given that E/EEB previously had the lead on energy matters before we had an International Energy Coordinator, I want
  to make sure you and he are properly and smoothly transitioning matters to him.
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  One example I know is pending that I discussed yesterday with the Secretary is Brazil. I know David will need to leverage
  our engagement on biofuels with Brazil, to take up issues that may be more challenging, like Brazil's hydrocarbons
  framework. Are you all making appropriate transitions on this?
  Before I reach out to David, can you advise where things stand in this regard?
  Thanks.
  cdm
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MetadataSubject: SECURITY CONTRACTORS
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Security Contractors
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  Subject: Fw: Security Contractors
  Attachments: 9-1-2009 Dyncorp Aviation Task Order Guidance.docx
  Fyi
  From: Boswell, Eric 3
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Kennedy, Patrick F
  Sent: Tue Sep 01 17:45:12 2009
  Subject: Security Contractors
  Cheryl:
  Iraq Aviation Task Order:
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  Fw: AMCIT suspected of abuse of minors in Liberia
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Bando, Jun
  Sent: Fri Aug 21 20:38:51 2009
  Subject: AMCIT suspected of abuse of minors in Liberia
  Cheryl: My staff assistance received a call from the "Line" saying you might want a short informal note to send to the
  Secretary on the situation with the American UNMIL employee suspected of abusing minors in Liberia. Below is a
  shorter and updated version of what I sent you earlier. I will be on leave for a week beginning tomorrow and one my
  deputies, Bill Fitzgerald, will be following this issue in my absence. Regards, Johnnie
  An American citizen civilian employee of the UN operation in Liberia is suspected of engaging in illegal acts with at least
  two underage Liberian girls. The Liberian National Police, who received a DVD of the acts, told Embassy officials earlier
  today they had identified the American citizen and confirmed the identity of two girls—an 11-year-old and another
  between 12-15 years of age. These are crimes in Liberia as well as in the United States.
  We are working with Liberian authorities and the UN to ensure that the American citizen is made to answer for these
  allegations. In the meantime, the Department is working with Department of Justice lawyers to determine if the
  American citizen can be tried in the United States. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, currently in the Department
  chairing a promotion panel, has spoken to President Johnson-Sirleaf about the importance of this case. It appears that
  the UN will waive any immunity the American may have and that the Liberians will take the American citizen into
  custody.
  Coming on the heels of your trip to Africa, and the emphasis you placed on gender-based violence and sex crimes, we
  are making every effort to ensure that this individual is brought to justice, including by offering whatever resources the
  Liberians need to conduct the best possible investigation. The Legal Attache, based in Freetown, is currently en route to
  Liberia to assist.
  van
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  Subject FW: Update: Food Security--World Food Prize video
  fyi
  Original Message--
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 10:15 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Fitzgerald, Betsy A; Dowd, Katie W
  Cc: Plowden, Marisa L; Lurie, Mike D; Toiv, Nora F; Laszczych, Joanne
  Subject: Update: Food Security--World Food Prize video
  Great news--
  The video that S taped this am will likely kick off the World Food Prize conference. I will also coordinate with Katie to
  make sure we get this up on the website.
  Below is more info on its likely placement from the team at the World Food Prize.
  "We would like to show the Secretary's remarks at the outset of the symposium on the afternoon of Wednesday,
  October 14. The symposium begins at 1 p.m. with about 15-20 minutes of introductory comments by Ambassador
  Quinn. He would incorporate the video into this opening as her remarks tie together so many of the themes so
  perfectly. Dr. Ejeta will be on stage at the time; it would be a great moment to honor him, to remember Dr. Borlaug,
  and to have the Secretary's message foreground the discussions that will follow. (For your reference, the 3 opening
  keynotes will be delivered by ADM CEO Patricia Woertz, DuPont CEO Ellen Kul!man, and Dutch Minister of Agriculture
  Gerda Verburg.)"
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  Subject: FW: Video Success and Another Idea
  See below my email
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 11:21 PM
  To: Dowd, Katie W; Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Cc: Reines, Philippe I; McHale, Judith A; Crowley, Philip 3
  Subject: RE: Video Success and Another Idea
  Katie:
  First — I want to say again what a great job you have done on Food Security — not only the video but helping us get the
  site up and ready in less than 24 hours — many thanks. Love the metrics below — makes it all worth it.
  Second — let's set a time to discuss this new idea.
  Yeah!
  cdm
  From: Dowd, Katie W
  Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 7:58 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Subject: Video Success and Another Idea
  Cheryl
  Hope this finds you well. I wanted to update you on the success of the video and also share a new idea with you. Give
  the statistical results below, I honestly believe this is the State Departments first ever successful instance of policy
  advocacy via viral video and the impact we have raised is worth noting. I have heard comments from all over the
  building and outside that this is a new level of creating content/video that is engaging, interesting, educating and that
  can have long term value for State and partners to use. Bottom-line, we have done something new in raising
  awareness/attention on a major foreign policy initiative through compelling, and viral video -- the Department of State
  has raised the bar.
  It is hard to read the traffic exactly to their sites and ours but here are some initial stats:
  Top line: Using State.gov, America.gov, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and more, we have use new media and connection
  technology tools to reach over an estimated 100K audiences domestically and internationally through the video on Food
  Security and ultimately have brought press and attention to a new focus. This video is engaging in that it raises
  awareness and education on a critical foreign policy issue.
  1: It is one of the top 20 videos viewed on our Youtube channel, with over 5K views and rising. Considering how
  much video we generate through the daily press briefings and videos through S remarks daily, I think this carries
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  tremendous weight that in a short amount of time and little push to reach out to communities we have raised
  the bar for engaging content through video.
  2. Many organizations and users on Youtube have picked up the video and reposted on their channels, for
  examples it is has been picked up heavily in China from one user who generated 3K views on his own already
  and I have been told that it has been posted on major Ethiopian blogs through their video channels as well.
  3. Over 12,000 (estimated) have visited our main video page through State.gov where the video was featured.
  4. Almost 9K people have visited the Global Food Security page through State.gov to get more information.
  5. Through pushing out on social networking presences at State, we have reached over 65,000 people who
  subscribe and follow the Department of State and we pushed this video and the broader FS page to those
  communities through Facebook, Twitter, and more.
  Next Steps:
  1. We are making DVD's to give to posts
  2. Working on distributing to bloggers for continued use
  3. Will feature and push video to a larger audience when op-ed runs through a second push
  4. Will work to feature prominently on World Food Day
  5. Working to translate and subtitle video for usage in countries around the world.
  New Idea:
  Cheryl, wanted to talk to you about a new idea that I have presented before but thought about using for FS in a modified
  form. I discussed with Caitlin and wanted to see if you thought this was a good idea.
  This proposal is to ask that Secretary Clinton begin an online conversation on Food Security where she can engage with
  people at home and abroad.
  1. Through a video announcement she announces the opening of a global and engaging talk worldwide talk on
  global hunger and invites people to submit questions on the topic. People can submit questions via video, text,
  email, comment.
  2. The community votes and comments on the best questions submitted by one another and votes on the best
  ones.
  3. After two weeks, Secretary Clinton answers then the top five questions in her own response video. *** We
  could even bring person with best question to DC to be a citizen journalist for a day and ask the top questions in
  person.
  4. We then use this video as a way to talk about the most frequently asked questions on global hunger, HRC's
  responses to them and we have engaged a global community on the topic.
  4
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  Note from Joe Wilson... Sid
  Hillary: I'm passing on a note below from Joe Wilson. Sid
  Dear Madame Secretary,
  It was great to see you, albeit briefly, at the US —Africa business summit. Your speech spoke to the entire
  audience as I'm sure you felt from the response. I also appreciate your offer to meet with me the next time we
  are both in Washington and would like to take you up on it.
  I am now working with a serious American engineering and construction company, Symbion Power, that has
  been hugely successful in Iraq and Afghanistan (on fixed cost contracts). It specializes in power plants,
  substations and transmission towers and lines. It made its name in Iraq constructing transmission towers and
  pulling lines across al Anbar province at the height of the war there. Its business model is to partner with local
  companies and to train local employees to do the construction, maintenance and repair, and to provide the
  security. In Iraq and Afghanistan they established training centers and graduated over 3000 certified
  linemen. They partner with an American Lineman College in Idaho to provide the ed ucation and
  certification. We think the model is well adapted to Africa and have already begun work on a training center in
  Tanzania, where we will be bidding on all of the upcoming MCC financed power generation and distribution
  projects. I have asked Sid to pass a memory stick with a four minute video that explains what Symbion does
  and how it does it.
  I tell you all this, not to tout Symbion (about which I am very enthusiastic) but let you know that we are doing
  much of what you have been advocating in your public comments about human capacity development. The fact
  that we have been successful on fixed cost contracts also speaks to your criticism of American companies that
  have been milking the government with their cost plus contracts for the last nine years. Our goal is to
  demonstrate that an emphasis on developing local talent is not just the right thing to do but is also good
  business.
  I look forward to seeing you the next time I am in Washington. I know how precious your time is, and very
  much appreciate your generosity.
  With warm regards and best wishes.
  Joe

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  Note from Joe Wilson... Sid
  Hillary: I'm passing on a note below from Joe Wilson. Sid
  Dear Madame Secretary,
  It was great to see you, albeit briefly, at the US —Africa business summit. Your speech spoke to the entire
  audience as I'm sure you felt from the response. I also appreciate your offer to meet with me the next time we
  are both in Washington and would like to take you up on it.
  I am now working with a serious American engineering and construction company, Symbion Power, that has
  been hugely successful in Iraq and Afghanistan (on fixed cost contracts). It specializes in power plants,
  substations and transmission towers and lines. It made its name in Iraq constructing transmission towers and
  pulling lines across al Anbar province at the height of the war there. Its business model is to partner with local
  companies and to train local employees to do the construction, maintenance and repair, and to provide the
  security. In Iraq and Afghanistan they established training centers and graduated over 3000 certified
  linemen. They partner with an American Lineman College in Idaho to provide the ed ucation and
  certification. We think the model is well adapted to Africa and have already begun work on a training center in
  Tanzania, where we will be bidding on all of the upcoming MCC financed power generation and distribution
  projects. I have asked Sid to pass a memory stick with a four minute video that explains what Symbion does
  and how it does it.
  I tell you all this, not to tout Symbion (about which I am very enthusiastic) but let you know that we are doing
  much of what you have been advocating in your public comments about human capacity development. The fact
  that we have been successful on fixed cost contracts also speaks to your criticism of American companies that
  have been milking the government with their cost plus contracts for the last nine years. Our goal is to
  demonstrate that an emphasis on developing local talent is not just the right thing to do but is also good
  business.
  I look forward to seeing you the next time I am in Washington. I know how precious your time is, and very
  much appreciate your generosity.
  With warm regards and best wishes.
  Joe
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  Subject FW: Video Success and Another Idea
  More
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 8:33 PM
  To: Dowd, Katie W; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Video Success and Another Idea
  I can attest to the fact that this has thus far been the shining star of the initiative (from a non-policy perspective) and I think
  speaks to how hrc will do diplomacy and development differently.
  In addition to what katie mentioned-- Institute for International Education (goodman) included it in their weekly email to
  more than 8000 institutions, Pepsi showed it an internal meeting last week and will show it at a global conference this
  week, and CGI has gotten feedback about the video and has gotten increased interest in commitments in this area. It has
  also been pushed out to posts through internal sites.
  We are also trying to see if we can get it in a rotation or on mtvU or their website and bet as part of the world food day
  push.
  From: Dowd, Katie W
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Sent: Tue Oct 06 19:57:36 2009
  Subject: Video Success and Another Idea
  Cheryl
  Hope this finds you well. I wanted to update you on the success of the video and also share a new idea with you. Give
  the statistical results below, I honestly believe this is the State Departments first ever successful instance of policy
  advocacy via viral video and the impact we have raised is worth noting. I have heard comments from all over the
  building and outside that this is a new level of creating content/video that is engaging, interesting, educating and that
  can have long term value for State and partners to use. Bottom-line, we have done something new in raising
  awareness/attention on a major foreign policy initiative through compelling, and viral video -- the Department of State
  has raised the bar.
  It is hard to read the traffic exactly to their sites and ours but here are some initial stats:
  Top line: Using State.gov, America.gov, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and more, we have use new media and connection
  technology tools to reach over an estimated 100K audiences domestically and internationally through the video on Food
  Security and ultimately have brought press and attention to a new focus. This video is engaging in that it raises
  awareness and education on a critical foreign policy issue.
  1. It is one of the top 20 videos viewed on our Youtube channel, with over 5K views and rising. Considering how
  much video we generate through the daily press briefings and videos through S remarks daily, I think this carries
  tremendous weight that in a short amount of time and little push to reach out to communities we have raised
  the bar for engaging content through video.
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  2. Many organizations and users on Youtube have picked up the video and reposted on their channels, for
  examples it is has been picked up heavily in China from one user who generated 3K views on his own already
  and I have been told that it has been posted on major Ethiopian blogs through their video channels as well.
  3. Over 12,000 (estimated) have visited our main video page through State.gov where the video was featured.
  4. Almost 9K people have visited the Global Food Security page through State.gov to get more information.
  5. Through pushing out on social networking presences at State, we have reached over 65,000 people who
  subscribe and follow the Department of State and we pushed this video and the broader FS page to those
  communities through Facebook, Twitter, and more.
  Next Steps:
  1. We are making DVD's to give to posts
  2. Working on distributing to bloggers for continued use
  3. Will feature and push video to a larger audience when op-ed runs through a second push
  4. Will work to feature prominently on World Food Day
  5. Working to translate and subtitle video for usage in countries around the world.
  New Idea:
  Cheryl, wanted to talk to you about a new idea that I have presented before but thought about using for FS in a modified
  form. I discussed with Caitlin and wanted to see if you thought this was a good idea.
  This proposal is to ask that Secretary Clinton begin an online conversation on Food Security where she can engage with
  people at home and abroad.
  1. Through a video announcement she announces the opening of a global and engaging talk worldwide talk on
  global hunger and invites people to submit questions on the topic. People can submit questions via video, text,
  email, comment.
  2. The community votes and comments on the best questions submitted by one another and votes on the best
  ones.
  3. After two weeks, Secretary Clinton answers then the top five questions in her own response video. *** We
  could even bring person with best question to DC to be a citizen journalist for a day and ask the top questions in
  person.
  4. We then use this video as a way to talk about the most frequently asked questions on global hunger, HRC's
  responses to them and we have engaged a global community on the topic.
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  TO:
  Subject: FW: Draft email to the Secretary on Guinea
  FYI
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 11:44 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Smith, Daniel B
  Cc: Posner, Michael H; Mills, Cheryl D; Yamamoto, Donald Y; Bando, Jun; Leonard, Mary Beth; Fitzgerald, William E; Lew,
  Jacob J
  Subject: FW: Draft email to the Secretary on Guinea
  Jake or Dan: Could one of you pass the following note from me to the Secretary on the Guinea-Conakry situation. We
  will be sending forward an info memo later this afternoon. But in view of the Secretary's interest, I thought this note my
  be useful to pass on to her at some point during the day. We are also doing some press guidance.
  Regards, Johnnie
  Madam Secretary,
  I know you are deeply concerned about reports of ongoing violence and attacks against women that have occurred in
  Guinea-Conakry. I want to let you know what actions the Africa Bureau is taking to address this crisis.
  I met with Guinean Foreign Minister Alexandre Cece Loua this morning at 9:00. I expressed our deep outrage at the
  brutal actions of Guinean security forces against protesters on September 28, which resulted in 157 deaths, hundreds
  more injured, and the widespread rape of women. I will separately provide you with a formal readout of the meeting. I
  have also sent one of my Deputies, Bill Fitzgerald, to Conakry, where he met yesterday with President Dadis Camara and
  expressed the same outrage.
  We are pressing the government to take immediate actions to stop the violence and to restore constitutional order. We
  have asked Dadis Camara to step aside and to seek exile in Morocco or another French-speaking country. We have also
  asked Guinea to invite in observers from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to monitor the
  actions of the military and developments toward a democratic transition. In addition, we have indicated that we will
  seek an international investigation in order to arrest and punish the perpetrators of the violence.
  We have indicated that if the Government of Guinea does not act rapidly, we will pursue sanctions against government
  officials. In all of these actions, we are consulting with the French, whose views and actions closely mirror ours, as well
  as with several west African states, including Liberia and Senegal.
  Regards, Johnnie
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  DS Press Guidance
  1 September 2009
  Status of DynCorp Aviation Task Order 15
  IF ASKED ONLY
  Q: Will DynCorp assume the Aviation Task Order in Iraq on September 4th?
  A: DynCorp is under contract to begin the Worldwide Personal Protective
  Services (WPPS) II Task Order 15 for aviation services in Iraq on September
  4. The State Department has arranged for a temporary extension of the
  transition between U.S. Training Center (formerly Blackwater) and DynCorp.
  Q. Why is this extension necessary?
  A. The deployment of an aviation program in Iraq is a complex challenge -- a
  slower transition to DynCorp taking over the task order is in the best interest
  of the government.
  Q. Has the Government of Iraq been informed of this action?
  A. Yes
  Q: Has the Iraqi Government approved of this action?
  A: The government of Iraq has been informed that additional time is needed
  to allow us to finish the transition from U.S. Training Center to DynCorp's
  aviation program.
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  Q: If DynCorp is not ready to take over the task order on September 4, doesn't
  that mean they have defaulted on the contract? What kind of penalties are being
  assessed on Dyncorp for their failure to perform on time?
  A: The government has a variety of options at its disposal to ensure that the
  government and the taxpayers are protected.
  Q: Will the current task order be extended?
  A: Yes, we have unilaterally extended the current task order with U.S.
  Training Center to ensure the continued security and safety of U.S. personnel
  in Iraq.
  Q: What are these aircraft used for?
  A: The aircraft used in the Embassy's aviation operations facilitate the
  continued security and safety of U.S. personnel in Iraq.
  Q: How long will this extension remain in effect?
  A: This is a limited extension meant to facilitate the completion of the
  transition.
  FOR THE BRIEFERS EYES ONLY- PROCUREMENT SENSITIVE
  This is the final of three Iraq task orders that the Department is transitioning from
  US Training Center (formerly Blackwater) to other WPPS vendors in light of the
  GOI's January 2009 decision not to grant the company a security operating license.
  2
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  The U.S. State Department has a World Wide Protective Services-II (WPPS) task
  order with U.S. Training Center (former Blackwater) for aviation services in Iraq.
  • The current U.S. Training Center aviation task order was awarded
  September 2007.
  • The current period of performance ends on September 3, 2009, but
  will be extended for an as yet undetermined period of time.
  • The value of the U.S. Training Center aviation task order was
  approximately $217M (from 9/07-9/09)
  • DynCorp was awarded the Aviation task order in June 2009 to begin
  performance in September (as US Training Center transitioned out).
  The task order was awarded for base plus four option years for a total
  value of $915.6M.
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  Drafted: DS/PA, J Finkle (X52504)
  DS: A/S Boswell (ok)
  DSS: P. Donovan, Acting (ok)
  DS/IP: C. Lamb (ok)
  DS/IP/OPO: C. Schurman (ok)
  DS/PA: G Moe (ok)
  L/DS: J. Tampio (ok)
  A: J. DeGarmo and V. Chaverini (ok)
  A: W. Moser (ok)
  M: K Austin-Ferguson (ok)
  Embassy Baghdad: J Jackson/K Swinehart + PAO (ok)
  NEA: J Fleming (fyi)
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  Thanks, Also, Sergei Kislyak told me last evening that the change in administrations here + the missile defense decision
  made it much easier for Russia to be helpful on Iran last week. Re connecting, I'm off this evening to Rhodes, Athens,
  Paris, Oslo, & Istanbul, but I can be reached via my office as I bounce around. Cheers, S.

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  To:
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  Subject: RE: Rose....
  Thanks, Also, Sergei Kislyak told me last evening that the change in administrations here + the missile defense decision
  made it much easier for Russia to be helpful on Iran last week. Re connecting, I'm off this evening to Rhodes, Athens,
  Paris, Oslo, & Istanbul, but I can be reached via my office as I bounce around. Cheers, S.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, October 07, 2009 6:46 AM
  To: Strobe Talbott
  Cc: IJilotyLC@state.govi
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  Thx for passing on the feedback which I will share w her. Let's plan another catch up call. I'm copying my assistant,
  Lauren, to try to schedule for us.
  Original Message
  From: Strobe Talbott
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Oct 05 20:11:42 2009
  Subject: Rose....
  briefed a group of wonks at Brookings tonite. Superbly impressive & persuasive. Low-key mastery & confidence.
  Congrats on having her on your team & leading these negs.
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  Fyi
  From: Anderson, Brooke D (USUN)
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Sep 01 16:26:02 2009
  Subject: Haiti
  Hi Cheryl,
  Just wanted to close the loop and let you know that President Clinton will address the Security Council next
  week (Wed, Sept 9) in his role as UN Special Envoy for Haiti. This has not been announced / is still close
  hold. Thanks for your support in moving this forward. We are excited about this session.
  Brooke
  *************************
  Brooke D. Anderson
  Chief of Staff
  United States Mission to the United Nations
  (212) 415-4261
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  From: Nelson W. Cunningham
  Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 6:22 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: My Op-Ed in The Hill
  Cheryl —
  I thought you'd be interested in my op-ed in The Hill. It's on the web today and will be in the print edition tomorrow.
  Doing my small part. Ruth Marcus is writing in tomorrow's Post.
  Nelson
  THEARILL
  Holds, delays on Cabinet picks hurting American businesses
  By Nelson W. Cunningham - 10/06/09 03:45 PM ET
  You may never have heard of the Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade, or the Under Secretary
  of Treasury for International Affairs. You may have vaguely assumed there was a Deputy United States Trade
  Representative, and an Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, and an ambassador to
  Brazil, but never thought much of them or what they do.
  But ask American CEOs and business leaders who they turn to in Washington for help getting a fair shake in
  foreign markets or untying global trade knots, and you will learn that these are the very officials they rely on.
  Yet today, when every export dollar and trade-supported job is essential to America's economic recovery, these
  key positions sit empty. And, surprisingly, these five seats are empty because of stalls and behind-the-scenes
  maneuvers by Senate Republicans — usually key allies of U.S. business.
  In each case, the names went up months ago. The nominees have strong credentials and many have
  demonstrated strong bipartisan support. The reasons for the holds and delays vary. But even if the blocking
  actions are unrelated, collectively they deny American businesses their most effective overseas advocates.
  •Miriam Sapiro, who was unanimously approved by the Finance Committee in July to be Deputy United States
  Trade Representative with responsibility for trade agreements and enforcement with Europe and the Americas
  (including NAFTA), has a one-man hold by Sen. Jim Bunning (R-Ky.) over a Canadian tobacco bill.
  •Arturo Valenzuela, nominee for Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere, was overwhelmingly
  approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in July, but Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) has a one-man hold
  on Valenzuela as a protest against the administration's Honduras policy.
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  •Thomas Shannon, nominee for ambassador. to Brazil, is also being blocked by Sen. DeMint over Honduras.
  Shannon is hardly political, but is a career foreign service officer who was President Bush's top official for
  Latin America at the NSC and then the State Department.
  •Francisco Sanchez, nominated in April to be Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade,
  responsible for advancing U.S. export and trade opportunities around the world. Republican staff under Sen..
  Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) on the Finance Committee have repeatedly delayed a hearing.
  •Lael Brainard, nominated in March to be Under Secretary of Treasury for International Affairs, is also being
  held up by the Republican staff on the Finance Committee. With an empty chair in this powerful position — it
  was previously held by future Treasury Secretaries Timothy Geithner and Lawrence Summers — our ability to
  coordinate a response to the financial crisis is hampered at a time when we can't afford it.
  Who is hurt by these holds and staff delays? Certainly the president, who is facing the worst economic crisis in
  50 years, a stalled trade agenda, and economic and political turmoil in many parts of Latin America, including
  the hot-button crisis in Honduras.
  But U.S. businesses are also hurt. When American companies find themselves in commercial or trade disputes
  abroad, or face unfair competition from foreign companies or discriminatory practices from regulators, they turn
  directly to the roster above. With all these chairs empty, U.S. businesses with problems abroad find themselves
  facing a classic Goldilocks problem — the Cabinet secretaries above are too big (and too busy); and the
  officials below are too small to have an impact at the right levels.
  Moreover, the international economic issues of greatest interest to U.S. businesses are precisely the ones that
  are being hampered by these vacancies: balanced and coordinated growth out of the Great Recession, promotion
  of job-generating U.S. exports, delayed trade agreements with Colombia and Panama, barriers into Brazil's
  huge market, trade tensions with Canada (our largest trading partner) and security and border issues with
  Mexico (our second-largest), among many others.
  And while all U.S. business interests overseas are affected by these vacancies, it is our business and political
  interests in the Americas that are being hit most directly, because of the responsibilities and expertise of the five
  nominees: Predictably, this lamentable situation is renewing cries from our neighbors that even under a
  promising new president, they continue to be neglected. And as importantly, our ability to help shape political
  and economic events in our hemisphere to advance U.S. interests is suffering greatly. Who wins when we can't
  act? Our foreign competitors; not just foreign companies, but Hugo Chavez and his anti-democratic allies.
  All this is not to cast blame on the United States Senate, which has a constitutional duty to provide "advice and
  consent" on presidential nominations (though it may cause one to question the tradition that permits a single
  senator to put an indefinite hold on a nominee). Nor is it to cast blame solely on Republican members or staff.
  Democratic senators and their staffs used these same parliamentary maneuvers under Republican presidents.
  But it is to say that those who engage in those tactics now — at a time of global economic crisis and with
  growing financial, trade and political frictions in our own hemisphere — should be reminded of the harm done
  to important U.S. interests. In the days after 9/11, the Democratically-controlled Senate moved swiftly to
  confirm the U.N. ambassador and other stalled security-related posts. Today's circumstances are not the same
  by any means, but as we confront the worst economic crisis in over 50 years, these are surely no ordinary times.
  The time has come for the Senate to carry out its constitutional duty and to end the delays on these five key
  commerce and trade nominations. American business deserves an A Team by its side.
  Cunningham is managing partner of McLarty Associates, which advises U.S. and multinational businesses on
  their international strategies. He was a Democratic White House and Senate aide.
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  http://thehill.com/opini on/op-ed/61849-holds-delays-on-cabinet-pi cks-hurting-ameri can-businesses
  Nelson W. Cunningham I Managing Partner I McLarty Associates
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  Subject: (WSJ)- German government awaits outcome of GM board of directors meeting
  BERLIN (Dow Jones)--The German government is awaiting the outcome of a meeting of General Motors Co.'s board of
  directors later Friday that will discuss the sale of its German unit Adam Opel GmbH.
  The government will then assess what it believes will be a fundamental signal on which of the two remaining bids for the
  unit the company favors, economics ministry spokeswoman Beatrix Brodkorb said Friday.
  The meeting is due to take place in the afternoon, central European time, according to the government.
  Austrian-Canadian car parts maker Magna International Inc. (MGA), in a consortium with Russian savings banks OAO
  Sberbank (SBER.RS), and Belgian private equity firm RHJ International SA (RHJI.BT) have recently presented revised
  bids for Opel and its sister company, U.K.-based Vauxhall.
  Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is keen to rescue jobs at Opel ahead of the Sept. 27 general election, has
  lobbied hard for Magna to be win the bid, while GM in the past has preferred RHJ.
  Government spokesman Klaus Vater said Friday that there is currently "some movement," and Brodkorb said the
  government has been in contact with the U.S. on Opel over the past 24 hours.
  Brodkorb stressed that Germany's offer to provide the entire EUR4.5 billion in state aid for Opel came after GM asked
  Germany to provide more details on aid for the Magna bid but made no request for more state aid details for RHJ.
  The offer to pay state subsidies entirely and upfront without other European countries that have Opel and Vauxhall plants
  "is an offer to other countries to help get a fast decision," Brodkorb said.
  Other European countries with Opel plants include Spain, the U.K., Poland and Belgium.
  The U.K. government is reportedly irritated by Germany's offer to entirely shoulder state guarantees of up to EUR4.5
  billion in the deal because a decision on state aid wouldn't be up to Germany alone since the Opel bids also involve
  Vauxhall and production sites in Spain and Poland.
  Opel has around 50,000 staff in Europe, of which around half are based in Germany.
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  Could we do the Women FMs and Heads of State as a dinner instead of a lunch on 9/24?
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  From: Buhl, Cindy <Cindy.Buhl@mail.house.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wed Oct 07 19:51:142009
  Subject: The global food security video is absolutely fantastic!
  Dear Cheryl,
  I don't know who the Goodspot Production company is, but they certainly hit the "sweet spot" on this one. So
  powerful, visually and the narration. I'm sending it all over the place.
  The Secretary talked to Jim about the video (they ran into each other at National Airport, go figure).
  We're going to send the link to all the House Hunger Caucus members and encourage them to put it on their
  web sites.
  In the meantime, knowing how much leisure time you have on your hands, and using Matt Damon as the "link"
  between the two, check out this video clip from this week's episode of Entourage where Matt Damon talks
  about US domestic hunger — hilarious, but tough —
  (And, in my typical single-minded way, if you do a Spanish version of your global food security video, you
  might want to ask Juanes to do the narration — I'm pretty sure he'd say yes.)
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJQZXnVrtpM
  Enjoy!
  Cindy
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  It actually happened yesterday and we found out after the fact. Todd said he would send you a read out.

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  Is this off?
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  Hillary: FYI: I found this one of the most sensible and informed brief articles on Afghanistan. Patrick Cockburn, of
  the London Independent, is one of the best informed on-the-ground journalists. He was almost always correct on
  Iraq. Sid
  Patrick Cockburn: To say this war must be won
  in a year is nonsense
  http://www.independent co.uk/opinion/commentators/patrick-cockbum-to-say-this-war-must-be-won-
  in-a-year-is-nonsense-1799296.html
  Thursday, 8 October 2009
  SPONSORED LINKS:
  Eight years ago I was standing on a hill 50 miles north of Kabul watching the flashes in the night sky
  as the US air strikes started again st the Taliban front line. There were a few ineffective puffs of fire
  from Taliban anti-aircraft guns which could do nothing against the bombs and missiles raining down
  on them.
  It was a strange war to cover, not least because so little real fighting took place. The reputation of the
  Afghan fighting man is partly based on agilely joining the winning side at the right moment. In the
  meantime they don't fight too hard for anybody and try to avoid getting killed.
  The US and British press mostly reported the war of 2001 as a real military conflict and rather missed
  the point that the Taliban had just gone home. I remember visiting the former headquarters of a
  Taliban armoured brigade in the city of Ghazni south west of Kabul. The tanks and armoured vehicles
  had all been smashed to pieces by American bombs, but when I asked local people how many men
  the Taliban had lost, I was told "none at all. They could see what was going to happen so they just
  ran away."
  Just as the US military victory of 2001 was overstated, so eight years later is the sense of military
  crisis which is being busily stoked by Gen Stanley A McChrystal, the top US and NATO commander
  in Afghanistan. In Washington military officials are quoted as saying that the war will be won or lost in
  the next twelve months.
  This is nonsense. The Taliban have been able to advance so rapidly in the last three years because
  they have Pakistani backing and because of the spectacular political and military weakness of
  President Hamid Karzai's government. But the Taliban draw all their strength from the Pashtun
  community, which makes up 42 per cent of the Afghan population. They will have great difficulty
  advancing into areas occupied by the other 58 per cent of the population where there is a Tajik,
  Hazara or Uzbek majority.
  Squads of six or eight Taliban on motorcycles might be harassing the roads around Kabul, but there
  is no need to treat them as if they were North Vietnamese divisions at the gates of Saigon in 1975.
  The strength of the Taliban is that not that they can take and hold territory, but that they can inflict
  quite small military losses on the US which are politically unacceptable back home. They can do this
  through roadside bombs, something the US army speaks as i f it were a new device, though it was
  being used against the British army in Ireland in 1921. If the Americans and British try to hold territory
  supposedly cleared of Taliban with penny packets of troops then these are vulnerable to being
  suddenly targeted by the other side.
  It is to prevent this happening that Gen McChrystal has asked for an extra 40,000 soldiers. But
  Afghans tell me that more foreign troops will simply mean more violence and dead Afghans as more
  of the country becomes a battlefield. It is absurd to imagine that the world's most heavily equipped
  military force is not going to use its weapons when it comes under attack. Polls also show that
  Taliban support is at its height in just those areas where Afghan civilians have been killed by
  American shells and bombs.
  So what should Obama do? First of all he has time. He is not going to win or lose the war in the next
  year. Like it or not he is stuck with Mr Karzai and he should get used to the idea. It is reasonable to
  suggest helping to produce a larger Afghan army and police force but this cannot be done overnight.
  Most military recruits are there for the money and are too malnourished even to wear American flack
  jackets. Speeding up security training f or Afghan police meant over the summer that terrified men,
  often on heroin, were being sent to man dangerous and isolated police posts with just three weeks
  training. Many of them did not come back.
  One way Obama could strengthen the Afghan army and police is to make sure their men are paid
  properly. In Kabul many facilities are being guarded by policemen earning $70 a month, which is not
  enough to live on unless supplemented with bribes. This contrasts with $250,000 a year paid to
  foreign consultants who lurk inside heavily defended compounds. Paying the Iraqi army properly
  really did make a difference in Baghdad and might do the same in Afghanistan where 40 per cent of
  men are unemployed. A difference is that Iraqi oil revenues last year were $62 billion while the
  Afghan government is dependent on foreign aid.
  The US and its allies will have to pay. It is carefully thought out measures like this that Obama should
  be considering and not the panicky dispatch of US Special Forces or tens of thousand of more troops.

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  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Thursday, October 8, 2009 10:14 AM
  To:
  Subject: H: Afghan. Sid
  Hillary: FYI: I found this one of the most sensible and informed brief articles on Afghanistan. Patrick Cockburn, of
  the London Independent, is one of the best informed on-the-ground journalists. He was almost always correct on
  Iraq. Sid
  Patrick Cockburn: To say this war must be won
  in a year is nonsense
  http://www.independent co.uk/opinion/commentators/patrick-cockbum-to-say-this-war-must-be-won-
  in-a-year-is-nonsense-1799296.html
  Thursday, 8 October 2009
  SPONSORED LINKS:
  Eight years ago I was standing on a hill 50 miles north of Kabul watching the flashes in the night sky
  as the US air strikes started again st the Taliban front line. There were a few ineffective puffs of fire
  from Taliban anti-aircraft guns which could do nothing against the bombs and missiles raining down
  on them.
  It was a strange war to cover, not least because so little real fighting took place. The reputation of the
  Afghan fighting man is partly based on agilely joining the winning side at the right moment. In the
  meantime they don't fight too hard for anybody and try to avoid getting killed.
  The US and British press mostly reported the war of 2001 as a real military conflict and rather missed
  the point that the Taliban had just gone home. I remember visiting the former headquarters of a
  Taliban armoured brigade in the city of Ghazni south west of Kabul. The tanks and armoured vehicles
  had all been smashed to pieces by American bombs, but when I asked local people how many men
  the Taliban had lost, I was told "none at all. They could see what was going to happen so they just
  ran away."
  Just as the US military victory of 2001 was overstated, so eight years later is the sense of military
  crisis which is being busily stoked by Gen Stanley A McChrystal, the top US and NATO commander
  in Afghanistan. In Washington military officials are quoted as saying that the war will be won or lost in
  the next twelve months.
  This is nonsense. The Taliban have been able to advance so rapidly in the last three years because
  they have Pakistani backing and because of the spectacular political and military weakness of
  President Hamid Karzai's government. But the Taliban draw all their strength from the Pashtun
  community, which makes up 42 per cent of the Afghan population. They will have great difficulty
  advancing into areas occupied by the other 58 per cent of the population where there is a Tajik,
  Hazara or Uzbek majority.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764318 Date: 07/31/2015

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  Squads of six or eight Taliban on motorcycles might be harassing the roads around Kabul, but there
  is no need to treat them as if they were North Vietnamese divisions at the gates of Saigon in 1975.
  The strength of the Taliban is that not that they can take and hold territory, but that they can inflict
  quite small military losses on the US which are politically unacceptable back home. They can do this
  through roadside bombs, something the US army speaks as i f it were a new device, though it was
  being used against the British army in Ireland in 1921. If the Americans and British try to hold territory
  supposedly cleared of Taliban with penny packets of troops then these are vulnerable to being
  suddenly targeted by the other side.
  It is to prevent this happening that Gen McChrystal has asked for an extra 40,000 soldiers. But
  Afghans tell me that more foreign troops will simply mean more violence and dead Afghans as more
  of the country becomes a battlefield. It is absurd to imagine that the world's most heavily equipped
  military force is not going to use its weapons when it comes under attack. Polls also show that
  Taliban support is at its height in just those areas where Afghan civilians have been killed by
  American shells and bombs.
  So what should Obama do? First of all he has time. He is not going to win or lose the war in the next
  year. Like it or not he is stuck with Mr Karzai and he should get used to the idea. It is reasonable to
  suggest helping to produce a larger Afghan army and police force but this cannot be done overnight.
  Most military recruits are there for the money and are too malnourished even to wear American flack
  jackets. Speeding up security training f or Afghan police meant over the summer that terrified men,
  often on heroin, were being sent to man dangerous and isolated police posts with just three weeks
  training. Many of them did not come back.
  One way Obama could strengthen the Afghan army and police is to make sure their men are paid
  properly. In Kabul many facilities are being guarded by policemen earning $70 a month, which is not
  enough to live on unless supplemented with bribes. This contrasts with $250,000 a year paid to
  foreign consultants who lurk inside heavily defended compounds. Paying the Iraqi army properly
  really did make a difference in Baghdad and might do the same in Afghanistan where 40 per cent of
  men are unemployed. A difference is that Iraqi oil revenues last year were $62 billion while the
  Afghan government is dependent on foreign aid.
  The US and its allies will have to pay. It is carefully thought out measures like this that Obama should
  be considering and not the panicky dispatch of US Special Forces or tens of thousand of more troops.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764318 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Saturday, August 22, 2009 12:01 PM
  H
  Fw: (Reuters) Germany's Steinmeier proposes Afghan pull-out talks

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  H
  Fw: (Reuters) Germany's Steinmeier proposes Afghan pull-out talks
  From: Brooks, Robin S
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Sent: Sat Aug 22 11:58:01 2009
  Subject: (Reuters) Germany's Steinmeier proposes Afghan pull-out talks
  Germany's Steinmeier proposes Afghan pull-out talks
  BERLIN (Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who is bidding to oust Angela Merkel as
  chancellor of Germany in September's election, said he wanted a timetable for a military pull-out from
  Afghanistan. Steinmeier said once it became clear who would lead Afghanistan after the election there, talks should
  begin over how long foreign troops should stay. "We need to agree with the new Afghan president...how long
  international troops should remain in Afghanistan," he said at the sidelines of an election event in Dortmund on
  Saturday.
  1'2G
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  Will check
  I know melanne moved forward after she discussed with you. Will see if people can change to dinner.

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  Subject: Re: UNGA
  Will check
  I know melanne moved forward after she discussed with you. Will see if people can change to dinner.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: Huma Abedin; 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Sat Aug 22 10:26:44 2009
  Subject: UNGA
  Could we do the Women FMs and Heads of State as a dinner instead of a lunch on 9/24?
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ExtractedBodyText: Fine with me -- I'll give him a call - he won't have an opinion on who should be his deputy though.
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  To: H
  Subject: RE: 9/1 Senior Staff and Deputies Meetings
  Fine with me -- I'll give him a call - he won't have an opinion on who should be his deputy though.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 6:05 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: 9/1 Senior Staff and Deputies Meetings
  Ok. Also, what about inviting Yohannes (MCC nominee) to come to observe MCC mtg next week, meet people and be
  briefed. He may develop his own opinion about who he wants as his deputy. Let's discuss.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Sep 02 05:55:24 2009
  Subject: Fw: 9/1 Senior Staff and Deputies Meetings
  From: Smith, Daniel B
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob i
  Sent: Tue Sep 01 12:33:05 2009
  Subject: 9/1 Senior Staff and Deputies Meetings
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  Somalia
  • Cheryl noted that she needed to hear further from the Secretary on the proposed changes to the OFAC letter with
  respect to humanitarian assistance to Somalia and the potential for diversion. She indicated she would let Eric Schwartz
  know where things stand.
  Afghanistan
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  No one has yet seen the McChrystal Report.
  Iraq
  • Jack stressed his continued concern over funding for the transfer of police training responsibilities from Defense to
  State, noting that it remains "highly ambiguous." (The estimated cost is an initial $500 million, with an additional $700
  million a year in expenses.) Defense is insisting it does not have money to transfer to State for this purpose, and the
  idea of a Supplemental is problematic, not the least because the timing would not coincide with the transfer of
  responsibilities. Jack is concerned that we will look like we are holding up the transfer.
  Chinese Tires
  • Jim reported that there had been another meeting on Chinese tire imports yesterday where there was interagency
  agreement on the "first best option," but disagreement over other options. The Chinese are in town for negotiations
  and there will be another meeting tomorrow after the first round.
  Baghdad Management Issues
  Eric Boswell noted that the Department would extend
  Eric also noted that the roof of the USAID building in Baghdad had collapsed.
  Congressional Issues
  Rich said that he met with Senator DeMint yesterday to discuss the holds on Valenzuela and Shannon. Rich thinks
  DeMint is prepared to let Valenzuela go forward, but would like to speak to Jim Steinberg regarding Honduras. He will
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  insist on a debate and roll call vote for Tom Shannon. DeMint apparently warned, however, that any "substantive
  change" in our current policy vis-à-vis Honduras would jeopardize both nominations.
  • Codel Levin will be heading to Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq, but will not overlap with Jack Lew's stay in those
  places.
  Legal Issues
  • Harold said that one fallout from the renewed focus on Libya is that some former claimants are coming back
  seeking new relief.
  Hurricane Jimena
  • I noted that Hurricane Jimena is expected to make landfall in Baja early tomorrow morning as a powerful Category
  4 or 5 Hurricane. Embassy Mexico City and Consulate General Tijuana have issued warden messages and Consular
  Affairs has put out a travel alert advising citizens to avoid the areas likely to be hit. Many hotels in the path of the storm
  have been largely evacuated, but there are still many Americans who could be affected. The Ops Center is in close touch
  with our missions in Mexico to monitor conditions.
  Public Affairs
  • PJ anticipates questions about Iran's alleged willingness to restart talks and whether the Secretary will meet with
  Zelaya.
  Deputies Meeting Highlights
  Sri Lanka
  • The War Crimes Office said that the report to the Hill on alleged war crimes in Sri Lanka is due by September 21.
  They have prepared a 60-page draft which is now circulating for clearance. The report covers the period up to May, but
  Jack encouraged the Office to consider including later material if it would be helpful.
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  Pakistani Internally Displaced Persons
  • Eric Schwartz said that the Op-ed in today's post by Morton Abramowitz criticizing the U.S. and Pakistan for
  allegedly forcing the return of IDPs into Swat and other areas is simply not true. Eric said he would call Mort to discuss
  this.
  Export Controls
  • Andrew Shapiro noted that the interagency process aimed at "reforming" export controls gets underway today.
  The goal is to have something to present to Deputies in six weeks.
  Brazilian Oil Development
  • David Goldwyn said that Brazil's proposed regulations for developing its vast offshore petroleum reserves were
  disappointing. Brazil seems to have opted for a nationalist model that will substantially delay bringing on line the most
  promising non-OPEC source of oil in years.
  H1N1
  • OES reported that the Administration will release its report on H1N1 inthe Southern Hemisphere today. The
  analysis of the virus in several developed countries in the region suggests that it has not mutated and that the vaccine
  being developed should be effective. It is still not clear, however, whether one or two doses will be required.
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  Subject: Fw: Tonight
  Original Message ----
  From: Oscar Flores
  To: Abedin, Huma; Doug Band ■
  Sent: Sat Aug 22 14:07:02 2009
  Subject: Tonight
  Justin Cooper
  Not sure what agent is with them now. No one is picking up @ ops.
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  Trying to see if I can.
  cdm

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  To:
  Subject: RE: Haiti
  Trying to see if I can.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 6:02 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Haiti
  That's great. Will you be there?
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Sep 02 04:15:39 2009
  Subject: Fw: Haiti
  Fyi
  From: Anderson, Brooke D (USUN)
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Sep 01 16:26:02 2009
  Subject: Haiti
  Hi Cheryl,
  Just wanted to close the loop and let you know that President Clinton will address the Security Council next week (Wed,
  Sept 9) in his role as UN Special Envoy for Haiti. This has not been announced / is still close hold. Thanks for your
  support in moving this forward. We are excited about this session.
  Brooke
  *************************
  Brooke D. Anderson
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  Chief of Staff
  United States Mission to the United Nations
  (212) 415-4261
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  10:00 am DEPART OTR Residence
  En route LaGuardia Airport
  [drive time: 2 hours, 40 minutes]
  12:40 pm ARRIVE LaGuardia Airport
  1:00 pm DEPART LaGuardia Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2175
  En route Washington National Airport
  2:06 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  2:15 pm DEPART Washington National Airport
  En route State Department
  2:30 pm ARRIVE State Department
  2:30 pm PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  2:45 pm Secretary's Office
  2:45 pm MEETING w/AMBASSADOR BOB BRADTKE AND A/S PHIL GORDON
  3:00 pm Secretary's Office
  3:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  3:30 pm Secretary's Office
  3:30 pm FAREWELL CALL w/CLINT WILLIAMSON (S/VVCI)
  3:40 pm Secretary's Office *Official photo preceding.
  3:45 pm MEETING w/LISSA MUSCATINE
  4:15 pm Secretary's Office
  4:30 pm MEETING w/NSC ADVISOR GENERAL JAMES JONES
  5:30 pm Secretary's Office
  5:30 pm MEETING w/ANNE MARIE SLAUGHTER
  6:15 pm Secretary's Office
  6:30 pm DEPART State Department
  En route Private Residence
  6:40 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
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  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 9:19 AM
  To:
  Subject: Mini Schedule Wednesday 9/2/09
  10:00 am DEPART OTR Residence
  En route LaGuardia Airport
  [drive time: 2 hours, 40 minutes]
  12:40 pm ARRIVE LaGuardia Airport
  1:00 pm DEPART LaGuardia Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2175
  En route Washington National Airport
  2:06 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  2:15 pm DEPART Washington National Airport
  En route State Department
  2:30 pm ARRIVE State Department
  2:30 pm PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
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  6:30 pm DEPART State Department
  En route Private Residence
  6:40 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
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  Just spoke with her — says things are pretty grim. Abbas is in very precarious shape because of a combination of
  Goldstone (and them handling it badly), the Hamas prisoner release, and Egypt ramming reconciliation with problematic
  terms. Israelis recognize in principle that he needs help, but they won't budge on anything.

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  Just spoke with her — says things are pretty grim. Abbas is in very precarious shape because of a combination of
  Goldstone (and them handling it badly), the Hamas prisoner release, and Egypt ramming reconciliation with problematic
  terms. Israelis recognize in principle that he needs help, but they won't budge on anything.
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  Will do on shuttle. Jones' office called me about an hour ago and said they are still looking for time on Thursday
  afternoon -- will follow up again shortly.

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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 11:05 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: RE: Schedule
  Will do on shuttle. Jones' office called me about an hour ago and said they are still looking for time on Thursday
  afternoon -- will follow up again shortly.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.comj
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 10:57 AM
  To: Huma Abedin; Valmoro, Lona J
  Subject: Schedule
  I may need to stay until Friday to finish up some stuff. Can you book the shuttle for around 1-2pm?
  Also, what's status w Jones mtg?
  33
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  Ten is fine. Try first. . If no answer n extremis
  Just came from All well

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  From: Strobe Talbott <
  Sent: Saturday, August 22, 2009 6:50 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: connecting Sunday
  Ten is fine. Try first. . If no answer n extremis
  Just came from All well
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Strobe Talbott
  Sent: Sat Aug 22 18:31:312009
  Subject: Re: Brooke Memorial Fellowship in India
  Thanks, Hillary. The notification was emphatically NOT a solicitation. Besides, you've already contributed such a vast
  amount-to her life, and to the celebration of it.
  Strobe-- Congratulations
  I call you tomorrow morning around 10? If so, what # should I call? H
  Original Message
  From: Strobe Talbott <
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Aug 21 19:05:36 2009
  Subject: RE: Brooke Memorial Fellowship in India
  Happy to chat any time. I'm around all weekend. You might shoot me an email (which I'll get by BlackBerry even if I'm
  not at my workbench) and let me know when you want to call, or want me to call you, or whatever.
  S.
  Could
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  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, August 21, 2009 6:58 PM
  To: Strobe Talbott
  Subject: Re: Brooke Memorial Fellowship in India
  Strobe--This is wonderful news and such a fitting memorial to Booke.. Also. I would like
  to talk w you about your ideas of what I can/should be doing. Could I call in the next few days? What times are best for
  you? H
  Original Message
  From: Strobe Talbott <
  Sent: Thu Aug 20 07:35:17 2009
  Subject: Brooke Memorial Fellowship in India
  Friends/Family: I wanted you to see what the board of the Intl Center for Research on Women has done. Below is what
  you'll find on the website http://www.awid.org/eng/Issues-and-Analysis/Library/Brooke-Shearer-Fellowship.
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  <http://www.awid.org/eng>
  The International Center for Research of Women (ICRW). New Delhi, India.
  Description:
  The International Center for Research of Women (ICRW) has established a fellowship in memory of Brooke Shearer, a
  former ICRW board member and dedicated advocate for improving the health and economic status of women in the
  developing world. The Brooke Shearer fellowship in India is an opportunity for U.S. early career professionals with
  graduate degrees to contribute to research and programs that advance gender equality and empower women in Asia.
  Shearer was a stalwart supporter and contributor to ICRW's mission and work. ICRW honors her commitment to women
  with a fellowship program based in our Asia Regional Office in New Delhi, India, a tribute to Shearer's fond memories of
  her time spent in India during her youth and her tenure on ICRW's board.
  The 2009 fellow will work in collaboration with the Asia director of the social and economic development group on
  programs, research, advocacy, and business development related to the group's portfolio of work. The specific activities
  of the fellow will be determined based on the substantive and technical skills, interests, and experience of the candidate
  selected and the current opportunities in the group. Likely projects for engagement include:
  The PACE program-an ICRW collaboration with Gap Inc. on workplace and personal advancement of
  female garment workers in India, Cambodia, Bangladesh.
  The Counting Girls Project-a project examining son preference in India and China, the effectiveness of
  specific policy efforts in addressing sex selection and discrimination against girl children, and the potential conflict
  between the human rights of girls and reproductive rights for women.
  * Delayed Marriage-project examining the social norms that would need to be changed to eliminate early
  marriage.
  Primary Duties:
  The fellow will engage in the following responsibilities and tasks:
  Develop technical content of projects including conceptualization, data analysis, background research,
  program and evaluation design, survey and instrument design;
  Work with national and international partners on technical assistance, partner engagement and support,
  and relationship management;
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  *
  Work on project management tasks including administration, budgets, team coordination and work plans;
  Write, synthesize and present findings in reports, briefs, papers and presentations;
  *
  Assist with business development activities including grant writing and proposals;
  Prepare research and program findings for communication to various audiences (donors, policy-makers,
  program personnel, researchers) at various forums and opportunities (meetings, events, cultivation, deliverables).
  Required Education, Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
  Applicants should have a Master's degree (5 years or less) or Ph.D. (1 year or less) in the social sciences,
  public health, international development or a related field. Qualified candidates with relevant job experience on
  program or policy-relevant social science research are preferred. Due to the nature of the fellowship eligibility
  guidelines, only US citizens or permanent residents, residing in the US or in India, will be considered.
  The following skills are required:
  Strong analytical and conceptual skills along with substantive background in gender and social science
  issues and research;
  Desire and commitment to link research with policy and programs;
  Strong interest in understanding on-the-ground development research and program needs and activities
  in Asia;
  Excellent written and verbal communication and presentation abilities;
  Ability to work collaboratively with professionals at different levels, including colleagues, partners and
  donor organizations;
  * Strong qualitative and quantitative research skills; and
  * Ability to participate in fundraising and networking activities.
  Duration:
  One fellow will be selected each year for a term ranging from six months to one year. The fellowship is a full-time
  commitment.
  Terms:
  The fellowship award consists of a monthly stipend, health insurance and round trip travel to India. The fellow is
  responsible for all local accommodations and living costs. The fellow will be provided with office space and support in
  ICRW's Asia Regional Office in New Delhi.
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  To Apply:
  To apply, please submit a letter of interest and curriculum vitae to jobs@icrw.org <mailto:jobs@icrw.org> .
  Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Fellowship will start between September 1 and October 1, 2009.
  Website: http://www.icrw.org/html/jobs/jobs.htm <http://www.icrw.org/html/jobs/jobs.htm>
  Article License: Copyright - Article License Holder: ICRW
  Strobe Talbott
  President, The Brookings Institution
  1775 Massachusetts Avenue NW
  Washington, DC 20036
  202.797.6200
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  I haven't heard anything from Landrieu's office, will follow up.
  Will do on Kouchner.

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  Sent: Saturday, August 22, 2009 7:37 PM
  To:
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Schedule followup
  I haven't heard anything from Landrieu's office, will follow up.
  Will do on Kouchner.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sat Aug 22 18:37:16 2009
  Subject: Schedule followup
  Mary Landrieu asked me to attend a dinner about foster care. Do you have any details? Also she mentioned an event at
  the White House about adoption and foster care. Have you heard anything about this? Can you call Landrieu's office to
  follow up?
  I told Kouchner I would call him on 8/31. Pls remind me.
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  Apparently, they filled the PC time "immediately" -- Jones lands at 1:00pm so will have an update shortly thereafter.

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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 11:32 AM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: Schedule
  Apparently, they filled the PC time "immediately" -- Jones lands at 1:00pm so will have an update shortly thereafter.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 11:10 AM
  To: Valmoro, Lona 1
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  How can he not have time since the PC dropped? Also, now that I'm not leaving until Friday, I can do later on Thurs or Fri
  am.
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Sep 02 11:04:32 2009
  Subject: RE: Schedule
  Will do on shuttle. Jones' office called me about an hour ago and said they are still looking for time on Thursday
  afternoon -- will follow up again shortly.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 10:57 AM
  To: Huma Abedin; Valmoro, Lona J
  Subject: Schedule
  I may need to stay until Friday to finish up some stuff. Can you book the shuttle for around 1-2pm?
  Also, what's status w Jones mtg?
  34
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  Strobe talbott says he's expecting a call from you 10am. He gave all his numbers to ops if u want to call thru them.
  145

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  Strobe talbott says he's expecting a call from you 10am. He gave all his numbers to ops if u want to call thru them.
  145
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  Meeting now confirmed for Thursday at 4:30pm in your office.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  202-647-9071 (direct)
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  Meeting now confirmed for Thursday at 4:30pm in your office.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  202-647-9071 (direct)
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  Sure, just call
  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Oct 8, 2009 10:35 PM
  Subject: Are you still awake?
  I will call if you are.
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
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  I spoke to Ann and she sd that you always have the Trustee box to use in each House.
  She cannot hold a box for The Secretary of State use only not - bt can further discussions with KC on this
  She advises that we need to give advance notice -
  There are 4 seat in the Eisenhower that are complimentary and then 4 that would need to be purchased for nominal fee
  (seems like a really silly policy) The same for Opera and in the Symphony there are 12 all complimentary. I think if we
  begin to use the box on a regular basis we can work with them on the cost issues.
  This could be a lovely way to serve many special guests.
  Let me know if you want to begin a process of reviewing the KC calendar and start a list of recommendations to invite.
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

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  I spoke to Ann and she sd that you always have the Trustee box to use in each House.
  She cannot hold a box for The Secretary of State use only not - bt can further discussions with KC on this
  She advises that we need to give advance notice -
  There are 4 seat in the Eisenhower that are complimentary and then 4 that would need to be purchased for nominal fee
  (seems like a really silly policy) The same for Opera and in the Symphony there are 12 all complimentary. I think if we
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  This could be a lovely way to serve many special guests.
  Let me know if you want to begin a process of reviewing the KC calendar and start a list of recommendations to invite.
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
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  tickets shouldnt be a problem, just put request in.
  its about 45 min from chappaqua and starts at 8pm.

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  From: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wednesday, September 2, 2009 12:23 PM
  To: H; 'ValmoroLJ@state.gov'
  Subject: RE: Schedule
  tickets shouldnt be a problem, just put request in.
  its about 45 min from chappaqua and starts at 8pm.
  From: H
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 10:56 AM
  To: Huma Abedin; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
  Subject: Schedule
  I may need to stay until Friday to finish up some stuff. Can you book the shuttle for around 1-2pm?
  Also, what's status w Jones mtg?
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  Also - Ann is sending the number of people you have to include for the KC Honors dinner at the State Dept. She
  confirmed they pay for the evening but was reluctant to commit to decorations - she will check.
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

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  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Kennedy center
  Also - Ann is sending the number of people you have to include for the KC Honors dinner at the State Dept. She
  confirmed they pay for the evening but was reluctant to commit to decorations - she will check.
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
  Original Message
  From: capriciamarshal
  Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 10:25:46
  To: Clinton<hdr22@clintonemail.com>; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Kennedy center
  I spoke to Ann and she sd that you always have the Trustee box to use in each House.
  She cannot hold a box for The Secretary of State use only not - bt can further discussions with KC on this
  She advises that we need to give advance notice -
  There are 4 seat in the Eisenhower that are complimentary and then 4 that would need to be purchased for nominal fee
  (seems like a really silly policy) The same for Opera and in the Symphony there are 12 all complimentary. I think if we
  begin to use the box on a regular basis we can work with them on the cost issues.
  This could be a lovely way to serve many special guests.
  Let me know if you want to begin a process of reviewing the KC calendar and start a list of recommendations to invite.
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 7:44 AM
  To: Crowley, Philip J; Steinberg, James B; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Reines, Philippe I; Kelly, Craig A; Kelly, Ian C (PACE);
  Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Subject: RE: Zelaya
  PJ
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: Crowley, Philip J
  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 7:01 AM
  To: Steinberg, James B; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Reines, Philippe I; Kelly, Craig
  A; Kelly, Ian C (PACE); Slaughter, Anne-Marie
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  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Madam Secretary,
  Attached and below please find a brief backgrounder on the United States Institute of Peace. Please let me know if you
  would like any further information.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  United States Institute of Peace: Background
  Proposals for the creation of a government "peace" agency stretch as far back as a proposal in 1792 to create a "Peace
  Office" on par with the War Department. Between 1935 and 1976 over 140 bills were introduced in Congress to
  establish peace-related agencies, departments, bureaus, and committees of Congress. In 1979 Congress established the
  Commission on Proposals for the National Academy of Peace and Conflict Resolution. In 1981, the Commission — known
  as the Matsunaga Commission for its head, Senator Spark Matsunaga — recommended the creation of a national peace
  academy. In 1984, President Reagan signed the United States Institute of Peace Act and the first meeting of USIP's Board
  of Directors took place in 1986.
  The USIP Act established "an independent, nonprofit, national institute to serve the people and the Government
  through the widest possible range of education and trainings, basic and applied research opportunities, and peace
  information services on the means to promote international peace and the resolution of conflicts among the nations and
  peoples of the world without recourse to violence."
  USIP is an independent agency, funded by Congress, which serves as an intersection between those involved in policy
  research, fieldwork, and practitioners. More than 70 USIP policy experts conduct research on a wide variety of country-
  specific and cross-cutting functional issues. Some examples of USIP activities include:
  ® Working in countries such as Iraq, Sudan, Nigeria, Uganda, Pakistan, and Afghanistan to mediate and facilitate
  dialogue among parties in conflict, promote the rule of law, strengthen civil society and education systems, and
  educating the public through events, films, and other outreach.
  O USIP has given out $58 million in grants for over 1,700 peacebuilding projects in 76 countries.
  ® USIP hosts standing working groups of experts and practitioners on a variety of issues, including Sudan, Syria,
  Korea, Iran, Iraq, and Haiti.
  ® USIP has facilitated a number of task forces, including the Iraq Study Group and the recent Congressional
  Commission on the Strategic Posture of the United States, chaired by William Perry.
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709

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  Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 6:02 PM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Attachments: USIP.doa
  Madam Secretary,
  Attached and below please find a brief backgrounder on the United States Institute of Peace. Please let me know if you
  would like any further information.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  United States Institute of Peace: Background
  Proposals for the creation of a government "peace" agency stretch as far back as a proposal in 1792 to create a "Peace
  Office" on par with the War Department. Between 1935 and 1976 over 140 bills were introduced in Congress to
  establish peace-related agencies, departments, bureaus, and committees of Congress. In 1979 Congress established the
  Commission on Proposals for the National Academy of Peace and Conflict Resolution. In 1981, the Commission — known
  as the Matsunaga Commission for its head, Senator Spark Matsunaga — recommended the creation of a national peace
  academy. In 1984, President Reagan signed the United States Institute of Peace Act and the first meeting of USIP's Board
  of Directors took place in 1986.
  The USIP Act established "an independent, nonprofit, national institute to serve the people and the Government
  through the widest possible range of education and trainings, basic and applied research opportunities, and peace
  information services on the means to promote international peace and the resolution of conflicts among the nations and
  peoples of the world without recourse to violence."
  USIP is an independent agency, funded by Congress, which serves as an intersection between those involved in policy
  research, fieldwork, and practitioners. More than 70 USIP policy experts conduct research on a wide variety of country-
  specific and cross-cutting functional issues. Some examples of USIP activities include:
  ® Working in countries such as Iraq, Sudan, Nigeria, Uganda, Pakistan, and Afghanistan to mediate and facilitate
  dialogue among parties in conflict, promote the rule of law, strengthen civil society and education systems, and
  educating the public through events, films, and other outreach.
  O USIP has given out $58 million in grants for over 1,700 peacebuilding projects in 76 countries.
  ® USIP hosts standing working groups of experts and practitioners on a variety of issues, including Sudan, Syria,
  Korea, Iran, Iraq, and Haiti.
  ® USIP has facilitated a number of task forces, including the Iraq Study Group and the recent Congressional
  Commission on the Strategic Posture of the United States, chaired by William Perry.
  Michael H. Fuchs
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  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 7:55 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: LA Times Op-Ed by Rep. Berman -- Honduras: Make it official -- it's a coup
  From: Diekman, Lauren M
  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 3:35 AM
  To: SES-O_Shift-I; SES-O_SWO
  Cc: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-H; Task Force Honduras; NEWS-WHA
  Subject: LA Times Op-Ed by Rep. Berman -- Honduras: Make it official -- it's a coup
  latimes.com
  Opinion
  Honduras: Make it official -- it's a coup
  A formal finding would trigger a suspension of U.S. aid.
  By Howard L. Berman
  September 3, 2009
  Official Washington is waiting for the State Department to determine if this summer's events in Honduras
  constitute a coup. Actions may speak louder than words, but in this case, one word alone could affect the course
  of democracy in the Western Hemisphere.
  U.S. law requires that foreign assistance, with the exception of humanitarian and democracy-related aid, be
  suspended for "the government of any country whose duly elected head of government is deposed by military
  coup or decree." A formal determination by the State Department would trigger this suspension, whereas
  previous uses of the word "coup" by U.S. authorities have not. The matter will be on many minds today as
  Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton meets with ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya.
  The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a "coup d'etat" as "a sudden decisive exercise of force in politics;
  especially: the violent overthrow or alteration of an existing government by a small group."
  So far, the United States has taken a measured approach to this matter, allowing negotiations between Latin
  American leaders and the de facto Honduran government to run their course. But our patience is not without
  end, and President Obama, Secretary of State Clinton, the U.N. General Assembly and the Organization of
  American States have already put the label to good use.
  In late June, amid a constitutional impasse with his country's supreme court and military, Zelaya was taken from
  his home by soldiers, bundled aboard a plane in his pajamas and flown out of the country. Since then, even in
  the face of united hemispheric and world condemnation of the coup, a de facto government led by the former
  head of the Honduran Congress, Roberto Micheletti, has dug in its heels.
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  This one looks, walks and quacks like a duck. It's time to stop hedging and call this bird what it is. And if, for
  whatever reason, the State Department lawyers do not conclude that this was a coup, Congress should examine
  other ways by which it can directly affect the flow of aid.
  Cutting off assistance is a blunt instrument, one that should not be wielded lightly. It can affect livelihoods and
  families and industries, in addition to targeting those at the top. But Honduras will hold presidential and
  parliamentary elections Nov. 29, and every passing day gives Micheletti and his associates the chance to tighten
  their illegitimate hold on the reins of power.
  In negotiations, they have done little more than stall, hoping that the matter of the coup will become moot as
  elections near. They refuse to participate in a regional agreement brokered under Costa Rican President Oscar
  Arias and the OAS to restore Zelaya so that he can serve the remainder of his term, even with strict conditions
  on his exercise of power under international monitoring.
  All the while, conditions in Honduras are coming to resemble what we saw in this region in the 1970s,
  especially for those who are known to have voted for Zelaya. In August, the Inter-American Commission on
  Human Rights, an autonomous and respected regional human rights monitor, found in Honduras today "the
  existence of a pattern of disproportionate use of public force, arbitrary detentions and the control of information
  aimed at limiting political participation by a sector of the citizenry [and] ... the use of repression against
  demonstrations ... the arbitrary enforcement of curfews; the detentions of thousands of people; cruel, inhuman
  and degrading treatment; and poor detention conditions."
  The de facto government claims that Zelaya was trying to subvert the Honduran Constitution and convert the
  country into a satellite of Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chavez. That may be. But having soldiers take Zelaya
  out of the country at gunpoint is an insult to decades of Latin America's hard-won, historic struggle with
  democracy.
  No matter what we think of Zelaya (and I don't think highly of him) and his actions to change the Honduran
  Constitution, it is a fact that his mandate to govern was gained in a fully transparent election.
  Democracy and the rule of law are not so fully established in this hemisphere that the coup can be treated in
  isolation and as an exception that is allowed to stand. The longer it takes to right this wrong, the less legitimate
  the November elections will be, and the climb out of this hole will be all the steeper for the entire region.
  We should wield our influence by withdrawing all but the most necessary assistance, an action that would be in
  keeping with those of 34 countries in the Western Hemisphere that want to see democracy restored to Honduras.
  Howard L. Berman (D-Valley Village) is chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
  Lauren Diekman
  Operations Specialist
  State Department Operations, S/ES-O
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  To:
  Subject: FW: FOLLOW ON. Fast reporting team to the secretary
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Kennedy, Patrick F
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 11:14 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FOLLOW ON. Fast reporting team to the secretary
  Cheryl
  I think this gets what the Secretary needs right away
  Saving the blue ribbon panel to address your good question of
  I led the blackwater panel and am willing to lead again
  Would recommend taking someone retired from outside of State who has contracting oversight experience and some
  Hill credibility. --- would suggest
  Would also get one other outsider with some experience in overseeing contract security overseas (impt fact is overseas)
  Fourth member would be eric boswell
  Regards
  Pat
  Original Message
  From: Kennedy, Patrick F
  To: Reines, Philippe I; Mills, Cheryl D; Boswell, Erici; Lamb, Charlene R.; Moser, William H.; Zate, Steven E; Crowley,
  Philip J; Seiden, Maya D
  Cc: Polt, Michael C; Donovan, Patrick D
  Sent: Wed Sep 02 22:58:01 2009
  Subject: Corrected Copy. FULL TEXT RESPONSE sorry for blackberry fingers. Re: ArmorGroup/POG Issue
  Philippe
  I fully agree that we have to act fast and demonstrate that the Secretary will not accept either failure to follow the
  contract or improper conduct
  But a blue ribbon panel takes time to assemble, coordinate with other agencies and get a report out
  We must move faster
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  My suggestion is a small fast panel (3 or 4) to go out and look at specifics in kabul and report back to the Secretary
  immediately on on steps that can be taken right away
  Team would go out monday the 9th look at contractor oversight and propose quick changes (both on the contractors
  part and by State)
  That way the Secretary will have implemented changes by the end of the month at latest
  Regards
  Pat
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  United States Institute of Peace: Background
  Proposals for the creation of a government "peace" agency stretch as far back as a proposal in
  1792 to create a "Peace Office" on par with the War Department. Between 1935 and 1976 over
  140 bills were introduced in Congress to establish peace-related agencies, departments, bureaus,
  and committees of Congress. In 1979 Congress established the Commission on Proposals for the
  National Academy of Peace and Conflict Resolution. In 1981, the Commission — known as the
  Matsunaga Commission for its head, Senator Spark Matsunaga — recommended the creation of a
  national peace academy. In 1984, President Reagan signed the United States Institute of Peace
  Act and the first meeting of USIP's Board of Directors took place in 1986.
  The USIP Act established "an independent, nonprofit, national institute to serve the people and
  the Government through the widest possible range of education and trainings, basic and applied
  research opportunities, and peace information services on the means to promote international
  peace and the resolution of conflicts among the nations and peoples of the world without
  recourse to violence."
  USIP is an independent agency, funded by Congress, which serves as an intersection between
  those involved in policy research, fieldwork, and practitioners. More than 70 USIP policy experts
  conduct research on a wide variety of country-specific and cross-cutting functional issues. Some
  examples of USIP activities include:
  • Working in countries such as Iraq, Sudan, Nigeria, Uganda, Pakistan, and Afghanistan to
  mediate and facilitate dialogue among parties in conflict, promote the rule of law,
  strengthen civil society and education systems, and educating the public through events,
  films, and other outreach.
  • USIP has given out $58 million in grants for over 1,700 peacebuilding projects in 76
  countries.
  • USIP hosts standing working groups of experts and practitioners on a variety of issues,
  including Sudan, Syria, Korea, Iran, Iraq, and Haiti.
  • USIP has facilitated a number of task forces, including the Iraq Study Group and the
  recent Congressional Commission on the Strategic Posture of the United States, chaired
  by William Perry.
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  H
  FW: Resume and Other Matters
  FYI

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  Monday, October 19, 2009 6:27 PM
  H
  FW: Resume and Other Matters
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: dwyohannes Emailto:dwyohanne5.
  Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 6:09 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Resume and Other Matters
  Cheryl,
  the organization. It is a loss for
  Daniel
  to be the CEO of
  As soon as we solve the deputy position, I am sure the rest will be easy.
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  Original Message--
  From: "Mills, Cheryl D" <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:15:09
  To: <dyoha17035 <dwyohannes
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne<Laszczych.l@state.gov>
  Subject: RE: Resume and Other Matters
  Terrific - I will make it a point to see you one of those days so copying Joanne to find a time.
  Love the new
  cdm
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: dyoha17035 [mailto:dyoha17035
  Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 1:08 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Resume and Other Matters
  Cheryl, Thank you for getting back to me. I have exchanged e mails with last week and will plan to see him next
  week when I am in DC. I plan to be in town all day the 27,28, and the 29th. I look forward to speak to Rich as well. I have
  had few resumes in the last few days as well. I will bring you current when we speak. Thanks again. I also have a new E
  mail address. It is dwyohannes Daniel
  Original Message--
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: dyoha17035
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  Sent: Mon, Oct 19, 2009 10:29 am
  Subject: Resume and Other Matters
  Daniel:
  I hope you are doing well.
  I will be calling you to
  follow-up on the Deputy matter this week.
  Rich Verma also should be
  reaching out to you to offer whatever support you need from our leg folks to assist in your confirmation effort.
  Attached is the resume of
  I am going to sit with the Secretary
  and others to share our best wisdom on candidates for you.
  Look forward to catching up.
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  cdm
  From: Laszczych, Joanne
  Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 12:26 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject Resume
  Joanne
  Laszczych
  Assistant
  to Counselor and Chief of Staff, Cheryl Mills
  Department
  of State
  2201 C Street, N.W.
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  202-647-5548
  Fax:
  202-736-4535
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  To:
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  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  To: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J; Macmanus, Joseph E; S_SpecialAssistants
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  Sent: Fri Oct 09 08:19:55 2009
  Subject: Senator Mitchell/Henry Kissinger
  Huma, Jake, Joe, S Specials --
  1.4(D)
  Two things that might be of interest to S: B1
  1) I had a long secure call with Senator Mitchell this morning. He will be preparing a written report with
  recommendations to convey to her at the beginning of the week. But he's had a difficult series of meetings. I
  can brief her if she likes.
  2) Henry Kissinger has asked to speak to me this morning. (Not me personally -- the NEA Assistant Secretary;
  he doesn't know me from Adam.) Netanyahu is calling him at 10 a.m., so he asked to speak to me at 9
  a.m. Kissinger does not know the subject of the Netanyahu call. I talked with Senator Mitchell about this, to
  see what might be useful for Kissinger to say to Netanyahu.
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Assistant Secretary
  Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
  Department of State
  202-647-7209
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 07/30/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL — Reason: 1.4(D) — Declassify on:
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  Fw: South Korea's Lee meets North Korean delegation (AP)

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  Fw: South Korea's Lee meets North Korean delegation (AP)
  From: Holzer, Holly C
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-III
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  Subject: South Korea's Lee meets North Korean delegation (AP)
  SEOUL, South Korea (AP) An official says South Korea's president is meeting a visiting high-level delegation from North
  Korea amid signs of warming ties on the divided peninsula. A presidential Blue House official says talks between
  President Lee Myung-bak and the delegation from Pyongyang are being held at the president's office Sunday morning.
  The North Korean delegation flew to Seoul on Friday to pay respects to former President Kim Dae-jung who died last
  week. Their visit provided a rare opportunity for dialogue between the two Koreas, whose relations have been largely
  frozen since Lee took office last year with a tougher line on the North. Speaking on condition of anonymity citing
  government policy the official says she could not provide further details.
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DocNumber: C05764382
MetadataSubject: QUESTION
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  Sorry for the delay. Yes, I planned on being here all week.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.coni>
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Sun Aug 23 13:05:20 2009
  Subject: Question
  Will you be in DC this week?
  1 c1
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  Subject: Holbrooke asking to talk to you.
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DocNumber: C05764395
MetadataSubject: HONDURAS: QUIET TALKS
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  To:
  Subject: FW: Honduras: Quiet Talks
  fyi
  From: Kelly, Craig A
  Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 7:25 PM
  To: Shannon, Thomas A; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Cue, Lourdes C; Aguilera, Patricia; Gonzalez,
  Juan S
  Subject: Honduras: Quiet Talks
  To All:
  Arturo Corrales, a de facto supporter with whom we have maintained contact, told our USOAS chief today that
  he has been in touch directly with Zelaya regarding a possible deal involving political amnesty, acceptance of
  "most" of the San Jose Accord, and mutually agreed upon political reforms. This effort builds upon Corrales
  meetings last week with the pro-Zelaya Honduran permrep at the UN. Pressed upon whether this was serious
  or simply a de facto effort to buy time and avoid further U.S. pressure, Corrales insisted that there was a real
  chance for a deal as early as Thursday.
  Caveat: We have encouraged Corrales to keep at it and stay in touch with us, but we have heard about similar
  soundings in the past that later went awry, so a healthy dose of skepticism is in order. The Secretary can
  sound out Zelaya about this tomorrow as she urges him to get serious about reaching a deal.
  ck
  44
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
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  H
  RE: Resume and Other Matters B6
  worked for John P during our administration - you'd recall him if you saw him

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  H
  RE: Resume and Other Matters B6
  worked for John P during our administration - you'd recall him if you saw him
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 6:46 AM.
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Resume and Other Matters
  Who is
  Original Message ---
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Oct 19 18:27:25 2009
  Subject: FW: Resume and Other Matters
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: dwyohannes [mailto:dwyohannes
  Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 6:09 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Resume and Other Matters
  Cheryl,
  the organization. It is a loss for
  Daniel
  to be the CEO of
  As soon as we solve the deputy position, I am sure th'e rest will be easy.
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  Original Message----
  From: "Mills, Cheryl D" <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:15:09
  To: <dyoha17035 >; <dwyohannes
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne<LaszczychJ@state.gov>
  Subject: RE: Resume and Other Matters
  Terrific - I will make it a point to see you one of those days so copying Joanne to find a time.
  Love the new
  cdm
  cdm
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  Original Message--
  From: dyoha17035 mailto:dyoha17035
  Sent: Monday, Octo er 091:08 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Resume and Other Matters
  Cheryl, Thank you for getting back to me. I have exchanged e mails with last week and will plan to see him next
  week when I am in DC. I plan to be in town all day the 27,28, and the 29th. I look forward to speak to Rich as well. I have
  had few resumes in the last few days as well. I will bring you current when we speak. Thanks again. I also have a new E
  mail address. It is dwyohannes Daniel
  Original Message--
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: dyoha17035
  Sent: Mon, Oct 19, 2009 10:29 am
  Subject: Resume and Other Matters
  Daniel:
  I hope you are doing well.
  I will be calling you to
  follow-up on the Deputy matter this week.
  Rich Verma also should be
  reaching out to you to offer whatever support you need from our leg folks to assist in your confirmation effort.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764397 Date: 07/31/2015
  Attached is the resume of"
  I am going to sit with the Secretary
  and others to share our best wisdom on candidates for you.
  Look forward to catching up.
  cdm
  From: Laszczych, Joanne
  Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 12:26 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Resume
  Joanne
  Laszczych
  Assistant
  to Counselor and Chief of Staff, Cheryl Mills
  Department
  of State
  2201 C Street, N.W.
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  Phone:
  202-647-5548
  Fax:
  202-736-4535
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  Original Message
  From: Oscar Flores [mailto
  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 11:10 AM
  To: H2
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Yoga
  Fri. 10am
  Sat. 11am
  Mon. 10am
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DocNumber: C05764400
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  e-mailing you her numbers in case you want to save them to your contacts. I also have them in mine, updated them in
  your rolodex, and sent these to Huma:
  Lauren Jiloty
  Special Assistant to
  Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton
  JilotyLC@state.gov
  49

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  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 3:23 PM
  To:
  Subject: Jo Luck
  e-mailing you her numbers in case you want to save them to your contacts. I also have them in mine, updated them in
  your rolodex, and sent these to Huma:
  Lauren Jiloty
  Special Assistant to
  Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton
  JilotyLC@state.gov
  49
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  As it turns out, Susan Rice needs to stay up in NY tonight and has asked if she can speak with you on a secure phone line
  tomorrow at 9:30am. Can I go ahead and set that up?
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  (202) 647-9071
  53

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  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 8:22 PM
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  As it turns out, Susan Rice needs to stay up in NY tonight and has asked if she can speak with you on a secure phone line
  tomorrow at 9:30am. Can I go ahead and set that up?
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  (202) 647-9071
  53
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  Glamour has provided an excellent update and the good news is that Nujood is in private school and attending regularly.
  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
  VerveerM5@state.gov

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  To:
  Subject: FW: Nujood Update
  Glamour has provided an excellent update and the good news is that Nujood is in private school and attending regularly.
  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
  VerveerM5@state.gov
  From: Susan Goodall
  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 5:55 PM
  To: Verveer, Melanne S
  Cc: LEIVE, CINDI
  Subject: FW: Nujood Update
  Dear Melanne,
  We've been in contact with Salam Alshehri, the project coordinator of the newly launched Entelak school program
  Glamour helped create for young girls through Sana'a's Girls World Communication Center. She reports that they are in
  contact with Nujood who is in fact in third grade at a private school. While Nujood isn't in the demographic for the
  Entelak Project since she's still young enough for public (free) education, she is the role model for the targeted
  girls. And since Nujood is the spirit of the Project, Salam and her colleagues are thinking of ways to include her in the
  activities and trainings as much as possible.
  We've also spoken to Delphine Minoui, the French reporter who first covered Nujood's case and has since co-written
  Nujood's autobiography. Delphine has taken on the funding of Nujood's private schooling and confirms that Nujood is in
  fact still attending school. CNN got it wrong apparently,",
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  Let me know if you'd like to brainstorm about other ways to help support Nujood.
  All best,
  Susan
  Susan Goodall
  Editorial Development Director
  Glamour
  4 Times Square
  16th Floor
  New York, NY 10036
  Phone 212.286.5673
  Fax 212.286.7701
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  Alonzo says they are very full with the holiday weekend. He cannot guarantee first in either the 3pm or 4pm.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  (202) 647-9071

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  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 8:32 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Alonzo says they are very full with the holiday weekend. He cannot guarantee first in either the 3pm or 4pm.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  (202) 647-9071
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Thu Sep 03 20:29:37 2009
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Ok. What about a later shuttle?
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Sep 03 20:22:02 2009
  Subject: Schedule
  As it turns out, Susan Rice needs to stay up in NY tonight and has asked if she can speak with you on a secure phone line
  tomorrow at 9:30am. Can I go ahead and set that up?
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  (202) 647-9071
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  Yes it is at variance, perhaps not surprising. However, post is also involved so we will be getting another assessment.

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  From: Verveer, Melanne S <VerveerMS@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 9:54 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Nujood Update
  Yes it is at variance, perhaps not surprising. However, post is also involved so we will be getting another assessment.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Verveer, Melanne S
  Sent: Thu Sep 03 21:41:37 2009
  Subject: Re: Nujood Update
  That's good news but at variance w what the press reported.
  Original Message
  From: Verveer, Melanne S <VerveerMS@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Sep 03 20:15:33 2009
  Subject: FW: Nujood Update
  Glamour has provided an excellent update and the good news is that Nujood is in private school and attending regularly.
  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 <mailto:VerveerMS@state.gov>
  From: Susan Goodall
  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 5:55 PM
  To: Verveer, Melanne S
  Cc: LEIVE, CINDI
  Subject: FW: Nujood Update
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  Dear Melanne,
  We've been in contact with Salam Alshehri, the project coordinator of the newly launched Entelak school program
  Glamour helped create for young girls through Sana'a's Girls World Communication Center. She reports that they are in
  contact with Nujood who is in fact in third grade at a private school. While Nujood isn't in the demographic for the
  Entelak Project since she's still young enough for public (free) education, she is the role model for the targeted girls.
  And since Nujood is the spirit of the Project, Salam and her colleagues are thinking of ways to include her in the activities
  and trainings as much as possible.
  We've also spoken to Delphine Minoui, the French reporter who first covered Nujood's case and has since co-written
  Nujood's autobiography. Delphine has taken on the funding of Nujood's private schooling and confirms that Nujood is in
  fact still attending school. CNN got it wrong apparently,
  Let me know if you'd like to brainstorm about other ways to help support Nujood.
  All best,
  Susan
  Susan Goodall
  Editorial Development Director
  Glamour
  4 Times Square
  16th Floor
  New York, NY 10036
  Phone 212.286.5673
  Fax 212.286.7701
  58
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  FYI — b/1 in process
  Cheryl Mills
  Thursday, September 3, 2009 11:32 PM
  H
  FW:
  B6
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  From: Maya Seiden
  Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 9:18 PM
  To: Cheryl Mills
  Subject:
  There's one detail I left out b/c it's referenced in the POGO letter but not in the information I received -- March
  2009 continued "grave concerns" about AGNA. Will check on that in the AM.
  Background
  DOS competitively awarded Armor Group, North America, Inc. (AGNA) a contract to provide static protection
  for Embassy Kabul in March 2007. An Office of Acquisition Management (AQM) Contracting Officer (CO)
  and two DS Contracting Officer Representatives (CORs) assigned in Washington have overall contract
  oversight responsibility and participate in weekly meetings between the DS program office and AGNA
  management. Two Assistant Regional Security Officers are designated as the COR and Assistant COR.
  Allegations of misconduct and inappropriate actions by AGNA first raised in June 2007, with multiple notices
  of deficiency filed through September 2008. In May 2009, DOS determined that AGNA had adequately
  addressed the deficiencies and was contract compliant. DOS exercised the next option year of AGNA's
  contract on July 1, 2009.
  In May 2009, the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Contracting Oversight
  (Senators McCaskill and Collins submitted requests for information on the allegations of misconduct in 2007
  and 2008. Hearings were held on June 10, 2009.
  On September 1, 2009, photos were released of questionable activity at Camp Sullivan, the residence for
  AGNA's guards in Kabul, and the Project on Government Oversight (POGO) sent a letter the Secretary
  encouraging investigation into the allegations of misconduct in 2008 and 2009.
  Current State
  Status of investigations:
  • As of September 3, the RSO investigative team in Kabul has conducted more than 30 interviews of
  personnel who may have firsthand knowledge of the incident(s). Information obtained from the
  interviews points to contractual deficiencies, with no indications of criminal activity, waste, fraud or
  abuse.
  • A team of investigators from the Office of Inspector General (OIG) arrived in Kabul on September 3 to
  pursue their investigation into possible criminal violations.
  • A senior DS team will arrive next week, including an additional OIG investigator.
  Actions to date:
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  • AGNA relieved from duty the personnel involved in the photographs. They will be terminated as soon
  as RSO interviews are completed.
  • The entire AGNA management team in Kabul will be removed from the contract as soon as
  replacements are identified. The replacement of the management team will be phased so as to not
  jeopardize the security of the embassy. In the interim, an A/RSO is assigned full-time to Camp Sullivan
  to monitor all contractor activities.
  Chronology of Events
  May 2004 M The military ceased providing static protection for Embassy Kabul, creating a need for
  contracted security services. DOS first contracted with PAE, Louis Berger, as an interim
  measure ahead of full and open competition.
  July 2005 M Contract awarded to MVM. MVM began the transition, but was unable to begin
  contract performance and was terminated. The PAE Louise Berger contract remained in
  place during this time.
  April 2006 M DOS issued a new contract solicitation.
  2007
  March 12 M DOS competitively awarded Armor Group, North America, Inc. (AGNA). An Office of
  Acquisition Management (AQM) Contracting Officer (CO) and two DS Contracting
  Officer Representatives (CORs) assigned in Washington have overall contract oversight
  June M DOS received information that indicated misconduct and inappropriate actions by
  AGNA to include failure to staff positions, provide uniforms, vehicles and other
  contractor provided equipment.
  June 26 M Meeting held with AGNA to convey the Department's concern and request that issued be
  addressed immediately. Responses received from AGNA on June 27 and July 16.
  July 19 M DOS CO issued a Cure Notice to address several contractor weaknesses and
  deficiencies, including a failure to provide sufficient staffing and equipment. Over the
  course of the contract, other deficiencies were identified and addressed with the
  contractor, including failure to maintain a current ITAR license, failure to provide
  sufficient language-qualified guards, and continued staffing and equipment shortages.
  2008
  April 30 M DOS CO issued a final deficiency letter to AGNA, putting the contractor on notice for
  recurring and new deficiencies identified by the COR. AGNA was informed that the
  DOS was evaluating whether or not to exercise the option to extend the contract in 2009,
  dependent upon the contractor's ability to fully demonstrate that it could permanently
  resolve the deficiencies. The letter requested a final corrective action plan that entailed a
  measurable, attainable milestone schedule to enable DOS to monitor progress weekly.
  Sept 21 M DOS CO issued a Show Cause notice to AGNA, necessitated by repeated staffing
  shortages. Show Cause notice was evaluated by DS, Legal and AQM, with final
  determination that all pending deficiencies were correctable and progress was being made
  by the contractor. Progress toward addressing the identified deficiencies was closely
  monitored by the CO, DS and RSO-Kabul.
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  2009
  May 19 H Request from Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs,
  Subcommittee on Contracting Oversight (HSGAC) (Chairman McCaskill and Acting
  Ranking Member Collins) for documents and materials on AGNA's static security
  services contract in Kabul.
  May 20 M Confident that AGNA adequately addressed all of the deficiencies identified in the Show
  Cause notice, DOS deemed AGNA contract compliant in these areas.
  May 21/28 H Briefings for HSGAC staff
  June 2 H Delivery of first tranche of response documents to HSGAC.
  June 4 H Briefing for HSGAC staff
  June 5 H Delivery of second tranche of response documents to HSGAC (note: third tranche of
  documents remains an outstanding request, currently under review in the Department)
  June 10 H DOS testimony (Will Moser) to HSGAC on AGNA's contract in Kabul.
  July 1 M DOS exercised the next option year of AGNA's contract in Kabul.
  Aug 17 S DOS COS notified by White House of alleged questionable activity by DOS contractors
  in Afghanistan; sent to DS, L and M for action and response.
  Aug 26 DS Information regarding misconduct by AGNA personnel in Kabul was brought to the
  attention of the CO and DS by AGNA management during a regularly scheduled
  meeting. DS HQ notified RSO-Kabul and the OIG of the allegations.
  Aug 27 DS DS received photographs of the misconduct. Photos provided to RSO-Kabul and the
  OIG.
  Sept 1 Project on Government Oversight (POGO) sent letter to S regarding allegations of
  contract mismanagement and misconduct.
  Sept 1 H Letter received from Senator McCaskill referencing new allegations against AGNA
  employees and urging for a review of the contract. Additional related documents
  requested by September 30. Interim response is being prepared.
  Sept 3 DS Individuals in the photographs relieved of duty; termination to follow interview
  completion.
  A/RSO assigned full-time to Camp Sullivan to monitor contractor activities.
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DocNumber: C05764412
MetadataSubject: PRESIDENT ARIAS
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 6:21 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: President Arias
  Fyi
  From: Kelly, Craig A
  To: Shannon, Thomas A; Llorens, Hugo; Webster, Christopher W; Williams, Bisa; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Mills, Cheryl D;
  Abedin, Huma; Cue, Lourdes C; Wells, Alice G; Zambrano, Maria Gabriela; Crowley, Philip 3; Otero, Maria; Kelly, Ian C
  (PACE); Luoma-Overstreet, Charles E
  Sent: Thu Sep 03 15:29:44 2009
  Subject: President Arias
  President Arias just called to ask about the Zelaya meeting. I gave him a readout and took him through the
  statement, including word for word the part on elections.
  Arias was very pleased. He even used the phrase "beginning of the end of the de facto regime." He liked our
  idea of diplomatic outreach and I assured him that San Jose would be a top destination for us. He also
  strongly endorsed our plan to go to Brussels, Madrid and the Vatican. He himself has spoken frequently with
  the Spanish to get them to press for EU action similar to ours.
  Finally, Arias was very pleased that Hugo plans to call in the candidates to get them to go to Micheletti and say
  that an election outside the San Jose process is of dubious legitimacy.
  I told Arias that the Secretary is very strong in her commitment to the San Jose process and Arias asked that I
  give her his warm regards.
  ck
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  suicide
  Importance: High
  FYI

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 7:23 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: ACTION REQUEST and UPDATE: Amcit at UN Mission in Liberia has committed
  suicide
  Importance: High
  FYI
  From: Syed, Zia S
  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 6:27 AM
  To: Macmanus, Joseph E; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: S_SpecialAssistants
  Subject: Fw: ACTION REQUEST and UPDATE: Amcit at UN Mission in Liberia has committed suicide
  Importance: High
  FYI on several (shocking) updates on that Liberia Amcit case. Scroll all the way to the bottom for all the details.
  From: Hallett, Stephanie L
  To: Carson, Johnnie; Thomas-Greenfield, Linda(MS); Fitzgerald, William E; Koutsis, Steven C; Gillis, Christopher 3;
  Gilmore, Kristin M; AF-FO-Principals-DL; Bernier-Toth, Michelle; Bond, Michele T; Hickey, Mary E; SES_DutyDeputies;
  M_SpecialAssistants; S_SpecialAssistants; D(S)_Officers; D(L)_StaffAssistants; P_Officers; PA PO Group; Rice, Susan E
  (USUN); Barks-Ruggles, Erica 3; Anderson, Brooke D (USUN); Wolff, Alex D (USUN); McLeod, Mary (USUN); SES-O_SWO-
  Only
  Cc: Robinson, Brooks A
  Sent: Mon Aug 24 05:52:23 2009
  Subject: ACTION REQUEST and UPDATE: Amcit at UN Mission in Liberia has committed suicide
  Colleagues,
  Charge Robinson, Embassy Monrovia, just called to report that Mr. Fosnight has committed suicide. He was
  found in his home at approximately 0500 EDT. The RSO is on the scene and Monrovia's consular section is
  aware of the situation and will work to repatriate the body. UNMIL is working to determine who from the UN
  will call Fosnight's next-of-kin. Post had no further details, but will continue to provide them to Ops. The
  Liberian Minister of Justice has asked UNMIL representatives and Charge Robinson to attend a meeting at
  0730 EDT to discuss press responses. The Watch connected the PA/Press duty officer to Embassy Monrovia.
  ACTION REQUEST: Embassy Monrovia has requested press guidance from the Department as soon as
  possible, preferably before the 0730 EDT meeting. The Embassy prefers NOT to issue a joint statement with
  Liberian or UNMIL representatives. The Embassy is closed today, but the Charge will be available by
  telephone.
  Ops has informed the CA/OCS, AF, and PA/Press duty officers by telephone, and stands by ready to assist.
  Regards,
  Stephanie L. Hallett
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  Senior Watch Officer
  S/ES-O
  202.647.1512
  From: Robinson, Brooks A
  Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 2:52 PM
  To: SES-O_SWO-Only
  Cc: Carson, Johnnie; Thomas-Greenfield, Linda(MS); Fitzgerald, William E; Koutsis, Steven C; Gillis, Christopher 3;
  Gilmore, Kristin M
  Subject: RE: Update: Amcit at UN Mission in Liberia - alleged illegal activity
  One correction: Fosnight's passport was not / not seized. Fosnight says he can't find it (which is interesting,
  since he says he planned to fly to Sierra Leone this afternoon).
  And one update: So far, all the Liberian lawyers contacted have refused to take the case.
  - Brooks Robinson
  From: Robinson, Brooks A
  Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 5:20 PM
  To: SES-O_SWO-Only
  Cc: Carson, Johnnie; Thomas-Greenfield, Linda(MS); Fitzgerald, William E; Koutsis, Steven C; Gillis, Christopher 3;
  Gilmore, Kristin M
  Subject: Update: Amcit at UN Mission in Liberia - alleged illegal activity
  Here is today's update. Sunday has been eventful.
  - Fosnight was arrested about 40 minutes ago and is under house arrest. His U.S. passport has been seized. The
  Consular Officer is aware and has passed to him (via the RSO, who's on the scene) the names of three local
  lawyers. The RSO reported that Fosnight is also seeking to be in touch with a U.S. lawyer. The Consular
  Officer will send a report of arrest cable tomorrow, and stands ready to meet with Fosnight.
  - The GOL has formally asked UNMIL to assist in making sure that the house arrest is effective, in order to
  ensure that Fosnight's rights are protected and to minimize flight risk.
  - Getting to this point involved a harrowing six hours. This morning at approximately 11:00 am, the Liberia
  National Police, accompanied by UN Police and our RSO, went to Fosnight's apartment to carry out the
  arrest. Although Fosnight had been under LNP surveillance by five officers, he managed to leave the apartment
  at around 10:00 in his UN-marked vehicle. (The Director of Police will be investigating how that
  happened.) Airport, immigration, police, and UN authorities were alerted.
  - At approximately 3:00 pm, we learned that Fosnight was still in Monrovia and was in phone contact with
  UNMIL officials as well as LNP officers. Finally, he agreed to be met by the LNP at his apartment, where he
  was arrested. He was read his rights, and read the charges, which include statutory rape and exploitation of
  children, among other charges. Fosnight stated that he and his Sierra Leonean ex-wife (or ex-girlfriend) - the
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  woman with whom he adopted the five-year old - were planning to fly out this afternoon on Elysian Air to
  Freetown.
  - At the apartment this morning, the arrest team discovered that Fosnight had left behind in the apartment his
  five-year old daughter and housekeeper, a young Liberian man of about 20 years. The housekeeper had
  recently burned a large box of papers and other items outside behind the apartment. There was no computer in
  the apartment, but there was a router, which was still plugged in. The five-year old has been put into protective
  custody and the housekeeper is being questioned.
  - Also in LNP custody for questioning are the Liberian ex-girlfriend and the Sierra Leonean ex-wife. The Sierra
  Leonean had been in the apartment in the morning and left around 10:00 am, separately from Fosnight.
  - A team of ICE officers is trying to arrive Tuesday; details TBC.
  Brooks Robinson
  ******************
  Brooks A. Robinson
  Charge d'Affaires, a.i.
  U.S. Embassy Monrovia
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  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 7:37 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Meet the Press
  FYI
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  From: Lew, Jacob J
  Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 10:55 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Campbell, Piper A
  Subject: Meet the Press
  Mullen did better than Eikenberry -- Holbrooke's we know it when you see it test is not helping. Need to tell a more
  compelling story of what we hope to accomplish in terms of civilian effort a.k.a. nation building. The standard needs to
  be more modest than open ended and sustainable in a context where US military presence is not a long term
  requirement if afghan army and police can be built up.
  We have not thought about having any press on my trip, should we? Goal would be to show getting civilians in the right
  place at the right time and reliance on leveraging small number of us civilians to deploy large number of afghans. On the
  other hand not sure what we will find on the ground.
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  See below for discussion.
  I think we are going to need to be very specific about limiting more of her activities in the building than she suggests b/c
  as is, she is in many matters here too that are very consuming.
  cdm

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  I think we are going to need to be very specific about limiting more of her activities in the building than she suggests b/c
  as is, she is in many matters here too that are very consuming.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 7:36 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: For u and to pass on to HRC
  I was delighted to see the Rothkopf piece yesterday, and not only b/c he mentioned me! It identified State as the source
  of big ideas under your leadership, ideas that adapt our foreign policy to a 21st c world and allow us to get things done.
  As I think about what I want to sink my teeth into over the next 18 months and how I can best serve you, I have
  concluded that I want to devote myself full time to the QDDR. -- driving the process and the outcomes as efficiently and
  effectvely as possible. I have run something like this before; I know almost all the players; my staff is well plugged into
  the building; and I am committed to all the ideas that we want to see emerge. Instead of hiring a senior director, I
  propose that the AID designate and I start driving the process by working w/ Karen and the staff and reporting
  to/engaging the senior leadiership team on a weekly basis.
  As Cheryl and I discussed, I am well aware that taking on this role means cutting many other things that I do. The
  demands for policy planning talks have been proliferating because they serve the interests of the bureaus. I am less
  convinced that they are the best use of my time or that they allow me to best serve you. There are 2 sets -- one with 5
  middle eastern countries that we have agreed to hold in Jordan this fall -- this is their second meeting -- and the second
  round of the russia-eu-us talks that I think it would be very detrimental to cancel. But I shd b able to make those each 3
  day trips total. Other than that I wd cancel all my planned travel for the fall. I would also limit outside speaking
  engagements except to the extent such engagement served QDDR outreach purposes. QDDR meetings will also take
  priority on my calendar, alongside meetings w/ my staff on other projects we are pursuing.
  As it is shaping up, the QDDR combines thinking and doing in a way that fits what I think I can bring to the table perfectly
  and make this what you want it to be. I very much want to take on the role I describe, and hope you agree.
  AMS
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  Capricia Marshall <capriciamarshall
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  Huma Abedin; H
  Fwd. --résumé
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  This is who is interested in attending Georgetown next year. She is clearly a
  good student. She is hoping for your support.
  Forwarded message

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  To: capriciamarshall
  résumé
  Dear Ambassador Marshall,
  Thank you very much for helping me with my college admissions process.
  As per our conversation I have attached my résumé in this e-mail.
  Thanks again for taking the time to help me, please let me know if you
  need any additional information.
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  capriciamarshall(
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  Re: Fw résumé
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  Original Message
  From: Huma Abedin
  To: 'capriciamarshal
  To: Clinton
  Sent: Oct 20, 2009 8:29 AM
  Subject: Re: Fwd: résumé
  A recommendation letter?
  This must be the young daughter.
  Original Message
  From: Capricia Marshall <capriciamarshall
  To: Huma Abedin; H
  Sent: Tue Oct 20 08:12:18 2009
  Subject: Fwd résumé
  This is who is interested in attending Georgetown next year. She is clearly a good
  student. She is hoping for your support.
  Forwarded message
  From:
  Date: 2009/10/18
  Subject: - résumé
  To: capriciamarshall
  Dear Ambassador Marshall,
  Thank you very much for helping me with my college admissions process.
  As per our conversation I have attached my résumé in this e-mail.
  Thanks again for taking the time to help me, please let me know if you need any additional information.
  Respectfully,
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
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  JUST READ AFTER A PRETTY INTENSE WEEK-THE - IT'S 3 A.M. DO YOUKNOW WHERE HILLARY CLINTON IS? - OVER ALL IT REFLECTS YOUR AMAZING STRENGTH OF "PURPOSE" ...KEEP ON SIS AND LOVE

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  Clinton Is?-over all it reflects your amazing strength of"Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  I think it was in your clips over the weekend but I will send it to your right now

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  Subject: Re: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do YouKnow Where Hillary
  Clinton Is?-over all it reflects your amazing strength of"Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  I think it was in your clips over the weekend but I will send it to your right now
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 07:40:14
  To: Huma Abedin< ; 'preine5
  Subject: Fw: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do You
  reflects your amazing strength of "Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it
  Could you be sure I get this article?
  Original Message
  From: Roy Spence
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Aug 24 07:34:45 2009
  Subject: RE: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it
  reflects your amazing strength of "Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  Someone sent this article to me yesterday it was entitled:
  "It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?
  She's not answering those crisis calls at the White House. But she's quietly revolutionizing American foreign policy."
  By David Rothkopf
  Sunday, August 23, 2009
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 10:18 PM
  To: Roy Spence
  Subject: Re: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it
  reflects your amazing strength of "Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  I can imagine how intense this week was as you and the entire Spence clan gave Big Roy the best ever sendoff.
  Does your title refer to the ad or something else?
  Original Message
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  Subject: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it reflects
  your amazing strength of "Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  This e-mail is intended only for the named person or entity to which it is addressed and contains valuable business
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  Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 07:55:41
  To: 'preines
  Subject: Re: just read atter a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do YouKnow Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it
  reflects your amazing strength of'Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  My fax is broken, so I didn't get any clips. I hope to get it fixed today and hope to receive all that I missed.
  Original Message
  From: PIR <
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Mon Aug 24 07:53:33 2009
  Subject: Re: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do YouKnow Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it reflects
  your amazing strength of"Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  I think it was in your clips over the weekend but I will send it to your right now
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 07:40:14
  To: Huma Abedin
  Subject: Fw: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do You
  Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it reflects your amazing strength of
  "Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  Could you be sure I get this article?
  Original Message
  From: Roy Spence <
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Aug 24 07:34:45 2009
  Subject: RE: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it
  reflects your amazing strength of "Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764431 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764431 Date: 07/31/2015
  Someone sent this article to me yesterday it was entitled:
  "It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?
  She's not answering those crisis calls at the White House. But she's quietly revolutionizing American foreign policy."
  By David Rothkopf
  Sunday, August 23, 2009
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 10:18 PM
  To: Roy Spence
  Subject: Re: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it
  reflects your amazing strength of "Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
  I can imagine how intense this week was as you and the entire Spence clan gave Big Roy the best ever sendoff.
  Does your title refer to the ad or something else?
  Original Message
  From: Roy Spence <
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Aug 23 19:17:13 2009
  Subject: just read after a pretty intense week-the- It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?-over all it reflects
  your amazing strength of "Purpose"...keep on Sis and love
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  It's quite possibly the best thing written about you as SecState. We're getting it around to friends & family, along with
  People op-ed and NYT Mag q&a - was a great weekend in terms of positive press.
  It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?
  By David Rothkopf
  Washington Post
  Sunday, August 23, 2009
  When it comes to Hillary Rodham Clinton, we're missing the forest for the pantsuits.
  Clinton is not the first celebrity to become the nation's top diplomat -- that honor goes to her most distant predecessor,
  Thomas Jefferson, who by the time he took office was one of the most famous and gossiped-about men in America --
  but she may be the biggest. And during her first seven months in office, the former first lady, erstwhile presidential
  candidate and eternal lightning rod has drawn more attention for her moods, looks, outtakes and (of course)
  relationship with her husband than for, well, her work revamping the nation's foreign policy.
  Even venerable publications -- such as one to which I regularly contribute, Foreign Policy -- have woven into their all-
  Hillary-all-the-time coverage odd discussions of Clinton's handbag and scarf choices. Daily Beast editor Tina Brown, while
  depicting herself as a Clinton supporter, has been scathing and small-minded in discussing such things as Clinton's
  weight and hair, while her "defense" of Hillary in her essay "Obama's Other Wife" was as sexist as the title suggests.
  Indeed, sexism has followed Clinton from the campaign trail to Foggy Bottom, as seen most recently in the posturing
  outrage surrounding the exchange in Congo when Clinton reacted with understandable frustration to the now-infamous
  question regarding her husband's views. Major media outlets have joined the gossipfest, whether the New York Times,
  which covered Clinton's first big policy speech by discussing whether she was in or out with the White House, or The
  Washington Post, where a couple of reporters mused about whether a brew called Mad Bitch would be the beer of
  choice for the secretary of state.
  Amid all the distractions, what is Clinton actually doing? Only overseeing what may be the most profound changes in
  U.S. foreign policy in two decades -- a transformation that may render the presidencies of Bill Clinton and George W.
  Bush mere side notes in a long transition to a meaningful post-Cold War worldview.
  The secretary has quietly begun rethinking the very nature of diplomacy and translating that vision into a revitalized
  State Department, one that approaches U.S. allies and rivals in ways that challenge long-held traditions. And despite the
  pessimists who invoked the "team of rivals" cliche to predict that President Obama and Clinton would not get along,
  Hillary has defined a role for herself in the Obamaverse: often bad cop to his good cop, spine stiffener when it comes to
  tough adversaries and nurturer of new strategies. Recognizing that the 3 a.m. phone calls are going to the White House,
  she is instead tackling the tough questions that, since the end of the Cold War, have kept America's leaders awake all
  night.
  In these early days of the new administration, it has been easy to focus on what Clinton has not achieved or on ways in
  which her power has been supposedly constrained. Indeed, some of her efforts have been frustrated by difficult
  personnel approvals or disputes with the White House about who should get what jobs. But this is the way of all
  administrations. More unusual has been the avidity with which the new president has seized the reins of foreign policy --
  more assertively than either George W. Bush or Bill Clinton before him. Obama's centrality amplifies the importance of
  his closest White House staffers, while his penchant for appointing special envoys such as Richard Holbrooke (on
  Afghanistan and Pakistan) and George Mitchell (on the Middle East) has been interpreted by some as limiting Clinton's
  role.
  Given the challenges involved, it was perhaps natural that the White House would have a bigger day-to-day hand in
  some of the nation's most urgent foreign policy issues. But with Obama, national security adviser Jim Jones, Vice
  President Joe Biden and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates absorbed by Iraq, Afghanistan and other inherited problems
  of the recent past, Clinton's State Department can take on a bigger role in tackling the problems of the future -- in
  particular, how America will lead the world in the century ahead. This approach is both necessary and canny: It
  recognizes that U.S. policy must change to fulfill Obama's vision and that many high-profile issues such as those of the
  Middle East have often swamped the careers and aspirations of secretaries of state past.
  Which nations will be our key partners? What do you do when many vital partners -- China, for example, and Russia --
  are rivals as well? How must America's alliances change as NATO is stretched to the limit? How do we engage with rogue
  states and old enemies in ways that do not strengthen them and preserve our prerogative to challenge threats? How do
  we move beyond the diplomacy of men in striped pants speaking only for governments and embrace potent nonstate
  players and once-disenfranchised peoples?
  In searching for answers, Clinton is leaving behind old doctrines and labels. She outlined her new thinking in a recent
  speech at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, where she revealed stark differences between the new
  administration's worldview and those of its predecessors: The recurring themes include "partnership" and
  "engagement" and "common interests." Clearly, Madeleine Albright's "indispensable nation" has recognized the
  indispensability of collaborating with others.
  Who those "others" are is the area in which change has been greatest and most rapid. "We will put," Clinton said,
  "special emphasis on encouraging major and emerging global powers -- China, India, Russia and Brazil, as well as Turkey,
  Indonesia and South Africa -- to be full partners in tackling the global agenda." This is the death knell for the G-8 as the
  head table of the global community; the administration has an effort underway to determine whether the successor to
  the G-8 will be the G-20, or perhaps some other grouping. Though the move away from the G-8 began in the waning
  days of the Bush era, that administration viewed the world through a different lens, a perception that evolved from a
  traditional great-power view to a pre-Galilean notion that everything revolved around the world's sole superpower.
  Obama and Clinton have both made engaging with emerging powers a priority. Obama visited Russia earlier this year
  and will host Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in his first state dinner in November. Clinton has made trips to
  China and India, and she would have been with Obama in Russia had she not injured her elbow. Both have visited Africa
  and the Middle East, reaching out to women and the Islamic world.
  On many critical agenda items -- from a rollback of nuclear weapons to the climate or trade talks -- such emerging
  powers will be essential to achieving U.S. goals. As a result, we've seen a new American willingness to play down old
  differences, whether with Russia on a missile shield or, as Clinton showed on her China trip, with Beijing on human
  rights.
  At the center of Clinton's brain trust is Anne-Marie Slaughter, the former dean of Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of
  Public and International Affairs. Now head of policy planning at the State Department, Slaughter elaborated on the ideas
  in Clinton's speech. "We envision getting not just a new group of states around a table, but also building networks,
  coalitions and partnerships of states and nonstate actors to tackle specific problems," she told me.
  "To do that," Slaughter continued, "our diplomats are going to need to have skills that are closer to community
  organizing than traditional reporting and analysis. New connecting technologies will be vital tools in this kind of
  diplomacy."
  A new team has been brought in to make these changes real. Clinton recruited Alec Ross, one of the leaders of Obama's
  technology policy team, to the seventh floor of the State Department as her senior adviser for innovation. His mission is
  to harness new information tools to advance U.S. interests -- a task made easier as the Internet and mobile networks
  have played starring roles in recent incidents, from Iran to the Uighur uprising in western China to Moldova. Whether
  through a telecommunications program in Congo to protect women from violence or text messaging to raise money for
  Pakistani refugees in the Swat Valley, technology has been deployed to reach new audiences.
  Of course, you need more than new ideas to revitalize the State Department; you need resources, too. The secretary has
  brought in former Bill Clinton-era budget chief Jack Lew to help her claw back money for statecraft that many in Foggy
  Bottom feel has been sucked off toward the Pentagon. She has also created special positions to back new priorities, such
  as Melanne Verveer as ambassador at large for women's issues, Elizabeth Bagley to handle public-private outreach
  worldwide and Todd Stern as the chief negotiator on climate.
  Even just a few months in, it's clear that these appointments are far from window dressing. Lew, Slaughter and the
  acting head of the U.S. Agency for International Development are leading an effort to rethink foreign aid with the new
  Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review, an initiative modeled on the Pentagon's strategic assessments and
  designed to review State's priorities. Stern has conducted high-level discussions on climate change around the world,
  notably with China. Clinton made women's issues a centerpiece of her recent 11-day trip to Africa, where she stressed
  that "the social, political and economic marginalization of women across Africa has left a void in this continent that
  undermines progress and prosperity."
  Clinton has also signaled the importance of private-sector experience by naming former Goldman Sachs International
  vice chairman Robert Hormats, a respected veteran of four administrations, to handle economic issues at the State
  Department, as well as Judith McHale, former chief executive of Discovery Communications, to run public diplomacy. In
  the same vein, she has opened up Cuba to American telecommunications companies and reached out to India's private
  sector on energy cooperation -- showing that this administration will seek to advance national interests by tapping the
  self-interests of the business community. As with any new administration, there have been inevitable problems. The old
  campaign teams -- Clinton's and Obama's -- still eye each other warily, but this feeling is gradually fading. And by most
  accounts, the administration's national security team has come together successfully, with Clinton developing strong
  relationships with national security adviser Jones and Defense Secretary Gates. Her policy deputy, Jim Steinberg, has
  renewed an old collaboration with deputy national security adviser Tom Donilon; the two of them, working with Obama
  campaign foreign policy advisers Denis McDonough and Mark Lippert, have formed what one State Department
  seventh-floor dweller called "a powerful quartet at the heart of real interagency policymaking." Henry Kissinger may
  have overstated matters when he said this is the best White House-State relationship in recent memory, but it's not bad,
  while the State-Pentagon relationship is in its best shape in decades.
  At the heart of things, though, is the relationship between Clinton and Obama. For all the administration's talk of
  international partnerships, that may be the most critical partnership of all.
  So far, according to multiple high-level officials at State and the White House, the two seem aligned in their views. In
  addition, they are gradually defining complementary roles. Obama has assumed the role of principal spokesperson on
  foreign policy, as international audiences welcome his new and improved American brand. Clinton thus far has echoed
  his points but has also delivered tougher ones. Whether on a missile shield against Iran or North Korean saber-rattling,
  the continued imprisonment of Aung San Suu Kyi in Burma or rape and corruption in Congo, the secretary of state has
  spoken bluntly on the world stage -- even if it triggered snide comments from North Korea.
  It is still early, and a president's foreign policy legacy is often defined less by big principles than by how one reacts to the
  unexpected, whether missiles in Cuba or terrorism in New York. Promising ideas fail because of limited attention or
  reluctant bureaucracies, and some rhetoric eventually rings hollow, as the self-congratulatory "smart power" already
  does to me.
  Nevertheless, there is evidence that, seven months into the job, Obama's unlikely secretary of state is supporting and
  augmenting his agenda effectively. Not as Obama's "other wife," not as Bill Clinton's wife, not even as a celebrity or as a
  former presidential candidate -- but in a new role of her own making.
  David Rothkopf is a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the author of "Superclass:
  The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making" and "Running the World: The Inside Story of the NSC and the
  Architects of American Power." He will be online to chat with readers Monday at 11 a.m. Submit your questions and
  comments before or during the discussion.

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  To:
  Subject: WaPo Outlook Piece
  It's quite possibly the best thing written about you as SecState. We're getting it around to friends & family, along with
  People op-ed and NYT Mag q&a - was a great weekend in terms of positive press.
  It's 3 a.m. Do You Know Where Hillary Clinton Is?
  By David Rothkopf
  Washington Post
  Sunday, August 23, 2009
  When it comes to Hillary Rodham Clinton, we're missing the forest for the pantsuits.
  Clinton is not the first celebrity to become the nation's top diplomat -- that honor goes to her most distant predecessor,
  Thomas Jefferson, who by the time he took office was one of the most famous and gossiped-about men in America --
  but she may be the biggest. And during her first seven months in office, the former first lady, erstwhile presidential
  candidate and eternal lightning rod has drawn more attention for her moods, looks, outtakes and (of course)
  relationship with her husband than for, well, her work revamping the nation's foreign policy.
  Even venerable publications -- such as one to which I regularly contribute, Foreign Policy -- have woven into their all-
  Hillary-all-the-time coverage odd discussions of Clinton's handbag and scarf choices. Daily Beast editor Tina Brown, while
  depicting herself as a Clinton supporter, has been scathing and small-minded in discussing such things as Clinton's
  weight and hair, while her "defense" of Hillary in her essay "Obama's Other Wife" was as sexist as the title suggests.
  Indeed, sexism has followed Clinton from the campaign trail to Foggy Bottom, as seen most recently in the posturing
  outrage surrounding the exchange in Congo when Clinton reacted with understandable frustration to the now-infamous
  question regarding her husband's views. Major media outlets have joined the gossipfest, whether the New York Times,
  which covered Clinton's first big policy speech by discussing whether she was in or out with the White House, or The
  Washington Post, where a couple of reporters mused about whether a brew called Mad Bitch would be the beer of
  choice for the secretary of state.
  Amid all the distractions, what is Clinton actually doing? Only overseeing what may be the most profound changes in
  U.S. foreign policy in two decades -- a transformation that may render the presidencies of Bill Clinton and George W.
  Bush mere side notes in a long transition to a meaningful post-Cold War worldview.
  The secretary has quietly begun rethinking the very nature of diplomacy and translating that vision into a revitalized
  State Department, one that approaches U.S. allies and rivals in ways that challenge long-held traditions. And despite the
  pessimists who invoked the "team of rivals" cliche to predict that President Obama and Clinton would not get along,
  Hillary has defined a role for herself in the Obamaverse: often bad cop to his good cop, spine stiffener when it comes to
  tough adversaries and nurturer of new strategies. Recognizing that the 3 a.m. phone calls are going to the White House,
  she is instead tackling the tough questions that, since the end of the Cold War, have kept America's leaders awake all
  night.
  In these early days of the new administration, it has been easy to focus on what Clinton has not achieved or on ways in
  which her power has been supposedly constrained. Indeed, some of her efforts have been frustrated by difficult
  personnel approvals or disputes with the White House about who should get what jobs. But this is the way of all
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  administrations. More unusual has been the avidity with which the new president has seized the reins of foreign policy --
  more assertively than either George W. Bush or Bill Clinton before him. Obama's centrality amplifies the importance of
  his closest White House staffers, while his penchant for appointing special envoys such as Richard Holbrooke (on
  Afghanistan and Pakistan) and George Mitchell (on the Middle East) has been interpreted by some as limiting Clinton's
  role.
  Given the challenges involved, it was perhaps natural that the White House would have a bigger day-to-day hand in
  some of the nation's most urgent foreign policy issues. But with Obama, national security adviser Jim Jones, Vice
  President Joe Biden and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates absorbed by Iraq, Afghanistan and other inherited problems
  of the recent past, Clinton's State Department can take on a bigger role in tackling the problems of the future -- in
  particular, how America will lead the world in the century ahead. This approach is both necessary and canny: It
  recognizes that U.S. policy must change to fulfill Obama's vision and that many high-profile issues such as those of the
  Middle East have often swamped the careers and aspirations of secretaries of state past.
  Which nations will be our key partners? What do you do when many vital partners -- China, for example, and Russia --
  are rivals as well? How must America's alliances change as NATO is stretched to the limit? How do we engage with rogue
  states and old enemies in ways that do not strengthen them and preserve our prerogative to challenge threats? How do
  we move beyond the diplomacy of men in striped pants speaking only for governments and embrace potent nonstate
  players and once-disenfranchised peoples?
  In searching for answers, Clinton is leaving behind old doctrines and labels. She outlined her new thinking in a recent
  speech at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, where she revealed stark differences between the new
  administration's worldview and those of its predecessors: The recurring themes include "partnership" and
  "engagement" and "common interests." Clearly, Madeleine Albright's "indispensable nation" has recognized the
  indispensability of collaborating with others.
  Who those "others" are is the area in which change has been greatest and most rapid. "We will put," Clinton said,
  "special emphasis on encouraging major and emerging global powers -- China, India, Russia and Brazil, as well as Turkey,
  Indonesia and South Africa -- to be full partners in tackling the global agenda." This is the death knell for the G-8 as the
  head table of the global community; the administration has an effort underway to determine whether the successor to
  the G-8 will be the G-20, or perhaps some other grouping. Though the move away from the G-8 began in the waning
  days of the Bush era, that administration viewed the world through a different lens, a perception that evolved from a
  traditional great-power view to a pre-Galilean notion that everything revolved around the world's sole superpower.
  Obama and Clinton have both made engaging with emerging powers a priority. Obama visited Russia earlier this year
  and will host Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in his first state dinner in November. Clinton has made trips to
  China and India, and she would have been with Obama in Russia had she not injured her elbow. Both have visited Africa
  and the Middle East, reaching out to women and the Islamic world.
  On many critical agenda items -- from a rollback of nuclear weapons to the climate or trade talks -- such emerging
  powers will be essential to achieving U.S. goals. As a result, we've seen a new American willingness to play down old
  differences, whether with Russia on a missile shield or, as Clinton showed on her China trip, with Beijing on human
  rights.
  At the center of Clinton's brain trust is Anne-Marie Slaughter, the former dean of Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of
  Public and International Affairs. Now head of policy planning at the State Department, Slaughter elaborated on the ideas
  in Clinton's speech. "We envision getting not just a new group of states around a table, but also building networks,
  coalitions and partnerships of states and nonstate actors to tackle specific problems," she told me.
  "To do that," Slaughter continued, "our diplomats are going to need to have skills that are closer to community
  organizing than traditional reporting and analysis. New connecting technologies will be vital tools in this kind of
  diplomacy."
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  A new team has been brought in to make these changes real. Clinton recruited Alec Ross, one of the leaders of Obama's
  technology policy team, to the seventh floor of the State Department as her senior adviser for innovation. His mission is
  to harness new information tools to advance U.S. interests -- a task made easier as the Internet and mobile networks
  have played starring roles in recent incidents, from Iran to the Uighur uprising in western China to Moldova. Whether
  through a telecommunications program in Congo to protect women from violence or text messaging to raise money for
  Pakistani refugees in the Swat Valley, technology has been deployed to reach new audiences.
  Of course, you need more than new ideas to revitalize the State Department; you need resources, too. The secretary has
  brought in former Bill Clinton-era budget chief Jack Lew to help her claw back money for statecraft that many in Foggy
  Bottom feel has been sucked off toward the Pentagon. She has also created special positions to back new priorities, such
  as Melanne Verveer as ambassador at large for women's issues, Elizabeth Bagley to handle public-private outreach
  worldwide and Todd Stern as the chief negotiator on climate.
  Even just a few months in, it's clear that these appointments are far from window dressing. Lew, Slaughter and the
  acting head of the U.S. Agency for International Development are leading an effort to rethink foreign aid with the new
  Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review, an initiative modeled on the Pentagon's strategic assessments and
  designed to review State's priorities. Stern has conducted high-level discussions on climate change around the world,
  notably with China. Clinton made women's issues a centerpiece of her recent 11-day trip to Africa, where she stressed
  that "the social, political and economic marginalization of women across Africa has left a void in this continent that
  undermines progress and prosperity."
  Clinton has also signaled the importance of private-sector experience by naming former Goldman Sachs International
  vice chairman Robert Hormats, a respected veteran of four administrations, to handle economic issues at the State
  Department, as well as Judith McHale, former chief executive of Discovery Communications, to run public diplomacy. In
  the same vein, she has opened up Cuba to American telecommunications companies and reached out to India's private
  sector on energy cooperation -- showing that this administration will seek to advance national interests by tapping the
  self-interests of the business community. As with any new administration, there have been inevitable problems. The old
  campaign teams -- Clinton's and Obama's -- still eye each other warily, but this feeling is gradually fading. And by most
  accounts, the administration's national security team has come together successfully, with Clinton developing strong
  relationships with national security adviser Jones and Defense Secretary Gates. Her policy deputy, Jim Steinberg, has
  renewed an old collaboration with deputy national security adviser Tom Donilon; the two of them, working with Obama
  campaign foreign policy advisers Denis McDonough and Mark Lippert, have formed what one State Department
  seventh-floor dweller called "a powerful quartet at the heart of real interagency policymaking." Henry Kissinger may
  have overstated matters when he said this is the best White House-State relationship in recent memory, but it's not bad,
  while the State-Pentagon relationship is in its best shape in decades.
  At the heart of things, though, is the relationship between Clinton and Obama. For all the administration's talk of
  international partnerships, that may be the most critical partnership of all.
  So far, according to multiple high-level officials at State and the White House, the two seem aligned in their views. In
  addition, they are gradually defining complementary roles. Obama has assumed the role of principal spokesperson on
  foreign policy, as international audiences welcome his new and improved American brand. Clinton thus far has echoed
  his points but has also delivered tougher ones. Whether on a missile shield against Iran or North Korean saber-rattling,
  the continued imprisonment of Aung San Suu Kyi in Burma or rape and corruption in Congo, the secretary of state has
  spoken bluntly on the world stage -- even if it triggered snide comments from North Korea.
  It is still early, and a president's foreign policy legacy is often defined less by big principles than by how one reacts to the
  unexpected, whether missiles in Cuba or terrorism in New York. Promising ideas fail because of limited attention or
  reluctant bureaucracies, and some rhetoric eventually rings hollow, as the self-congratulatory "smart power" already
  does to me.
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  Nevertheless, there is evidence that, seven months into the job, Obama's unlikely secretary of state is supporting and
  augmenting his agenda effectively. Not as Obama's "other wife," not as Bill Clinton's wife, not even as a celebrity or as a
  former presidential candidate -- but in a new role of her own making.
  David Rothkopf is a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the author of "Superclass:
  The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making" and "Running the World: The Inside Story of the NSC and the
  Architects of American Power." He will be online to chat with readers Monday at 11 a.m. Submit your questions and
  comments before or during the discussion.
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  Verveer, Melanne S <VerveerMS@state.gov>
  Friday, September 04, 2009 2:55 PM
  H
  Swanee
  We were judging the candidates for the Swanee Hunt Award which goes annually to a FS0 and a FSN judged superior
  for integrating women's issues into their work. T hey are nominated by ambassadors at posts or AS's here.
  I called her because we had a tie for the FSO's and I wanted to see if she'd provide a second monetary award so we
  wouldn't have to divide the $5k. She agreed and then told me
  State will fly in the awardees and the Secry usually gives out the award. Swanee is hoping that she'll be able to come and
  be there for the brief ceremony.
  I thought you'd want to know.
  Melanne S. Verveer
  Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues
  U.S. Department of State
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  Tel: (202) 647-7283
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  VerveerMS@state.gov
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  Swanee
  We were judging the candidates for the Swanee Hunt Award which goes annually to a FS0 and a FSN judged superior
  for integrating women's issues into their work. T hey are nominated by ambassadors at posts or AS's here.
  I called her because we had a tie for the FSO's and I wanted to see if she'd provide a second monetary award so we
  wouldn't have to divide the $5k. She agreed and then told me
  State will fly in the awardees and the Secry usually gives out the award. Swanee is hoping that she'll be able to come and
  be there for the brief ceremony.
  I thought you'd want to know.
  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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  Fried called with the news, and the head's up that the Belgians have already made the information public.
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  Also, if we move the female heads of state lunch to a dinner, we lose almost all of the heads of state and several fms. Do
  u want to keep as a lunch? Or move to a dinner and make it women foreign ministers?
  Oscar says fax machine is down but he has clips for today and weekend he should have printed.

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  Also, if we move the female heads of state lunch to a dinner, we lose almost all of the heads of state and several fms. Do
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  Oscar says fax machine is down but he has clips for today and weekend he should have printed.
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  Brazilian fm asking to talk to you this afternoon about honduras. He prefers later in afternoon. We are getting a call
  sheet for you.

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  Brazilian fm asking to talk to you this afternoon about honduras. He prefers later in afternoon. We are getting a call
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ExtractedBodyText: Tom Harkin asking to talk to you. Called directly. Didn't leave subject.
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  Fw: Possible Rieser Call on Foreign Ops Bill

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  Fw: Possible Rieser Call on Foreign Ops Bill
  From: Polt, Michael C
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Verma, Richard R; Rademacher, Paul R; Rodriguez, Miguel E; Hyde, Dana; Kennedy, Patrick F; Greene, Richard L
  Sent: Fri Sep 04 18:07:27 2009
  Subject: Possible Rieser Call on Foreign Ops Bill
  Cheryl:
  We have just learned that Tim Rieser may call you soon to request that the Secretary call Senator Reid to urge
  him take up the FY10 State/Foreign Ops Appropriations Bill at the earliest opportunity in September —to avoid
  the negative impact of a continuing resolution on State operations and programs.
  As you know, if Senator Reid was able/willing to schedule time on the Senate floor there still remains a
  significant obstacle. While the FY10 Bill had broad bipartisan support prior to markup, it now includes a
  controversial Lautenberg amendment that would reverse the Mexico City policy statutorily. With
  Lautenberg's amendment in the Bill, procedural hurdles are almost certain to lengthen and slow down floor
  action.
  It is possible that an agreement could be reached to bring up the Bill and structure votes so that the
  Republicans could offer amendments including one to strike Lautenberg's language.
  Should you agree to ask the Secretary to make such a call I would imagine she would want to get views from
  Jack Lew, Pat Kennedy, Rich Greene, and Rich Verma, first.
  Here are some points to consider for such a possible call:
  • Timely enactment of the FY 10 State/Foreign Ops appropriation is critical to national security.
  • Operating under a Continuing Resolution for any extended period of time will negatively impact
  both State operations and foreign assistance programs.
  • For example, the funds available to support State operations in Iraq are estimated to last only
  through the first quarter of FY 2010. In addition our urgent hiring plans will be stifled, pay equity
  authorities will lapse, and we will be without the necessary resources to implement our agenda on food
  security, climate change, and global health.
  • I urge you to take up the FY 10 State/Foreign Ops bill as early as possible in September.
  Background
  A
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  Mexico City Policy: The inclusion during markup of the Lautenberg amendment in the Senate bill codifies a
  ban on future adoption of the Mexico City Policy. This controversial issue will slow down consideration of
  the Bill, as the Minority will use parliamentary maneuvers to block timely debate and final passage.
  Mike
  AMBASSADOR MICHAEL C. POLT
  Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  Department of State
  Phone: 202-647-4204
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  Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 9:51 PM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject FW: Micheletti Talking Points
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Shannon, Thomas A
  Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 9:50 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Kelly, Craig A; Williams, Bisa
  Subject: Micheletti Talking Points
  S requested points that she could use to call Micheletti. The negotiations continued this afternoon and evening. It is
  evident that neither party wants to walk away from the table and bear the political cost of ending the national dialogue.
  It is also evident that the negotiators (especially the Micheletti team) are working to ensure their leaders cannot
  collapse the talks by continuing to explore options. In this environment, a call from S is worthwhile.
  The points to use in the call are:
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  Sent: Saturday, September 05, 2009 7:45 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: New POGO story - forced resignation of whistleblower
  Fyi
  From: Seiden, Maya D
  To: Crowley, Philip 3; Mills, Cheryl D; 'haroldhongjukoh ; Thessin, James H B6
  Cc: Lew, Jacob 3; Verma, Richard R; Polt, Michael C; Kennedy, Patrick F; Boswell, Eric 3; Wood, Robert A (PACE);
  Feldman, Daniel F
  Sent: Fri Sep 04 16:11:07 2009
  Subject: RE: New POGO story - forced resignation of whistleblower
  From POGO's website blog: A positive take on our actions thus far, as characterized by the remaining guards in Kabul.
  http://pogoblog.typeoad.combogo/2009/09/more-news-from-euards-on-the-ground-in-kabul.html
  More News From Guards on the Ground in Kabul
  A quick update from the ground in Kabul: we've heard that guards at the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan are very
  pleased with the State Department's actions so far, with one source saying guards feel as if they've been
  "liberated from prison." State Department investigators have been conducting thorough, respectful interviews
  and are not asking guards if they shared information with POGO. The right people are being fired and it looks
  like we're on the way to restoring an atmosphere of professionalism at the U.S. Embassy.
  The contractor who was forced out of his position, by the way, was asked to leave before the State Department
  arrived on the scene. More as it comes in.
  -- Bryan Rahija
  From: Crowley, Philip 3
  Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 2:22 PM
  To: Seiden, Maya D; Mills, Cheryl D; 'haroldhongjukoh Thessin, James H B6
  Cc: Lew, Jacob 3; Verma, Richard R; Polt, Michael C; Kennedy, Patrick F; Boswell, Eric J; Wood, Robert A (PACE);
  Feldman, Daniel F
  Subject: RE: New POGO story - forced resignation of whistleblower
  We are now in a battle with POGO for ownership of this issue. What the Embassy today did was quite effective -
  maintaining the initiative and outlining decisive actions taken. We need to continue this trend, forcing POGO to react to
  what we are doing rather than the other way around. The Embassy statement does include removal of supervisors. I
  wonder from a contracting and legal standpoint how to react if asked to POGO's suggestion that supervisors are not
  allowed to work for another contractor. While people have a right to work, I believe we get to review a contractor's
  management team and instruct them on who is acceptable or not, right? I don't necessarily buy into POGO's Nuremberg
  defense, that people are exonerated because they were forced to debase themselves. But I see the release below as
  good news, that we have established momentum on the issue. We should retain it even though it will become more
  challenging as Congress returns next week.
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  PJ
  From: Seiden, Maya D
  Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 2:10 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; 'haroldhongjukoh, Thessin, James H
  Cc: Lew, Jacob J; Verma, Richard R; Polt, Michael C; Kennedy, Patrick F; Boswell, Eric 3; Crowley, Philip 3
  Subject: RE: New POGO story - forced resignation of whistleblower
  POGO released the following statement on their website today:
  Statement by Danielle Brian, Executive Director, Project On Government Oversight:
  "POGO is pleased that the State Department has finally taken decisive steps to bring the Kabul security guard
  scandal under control. We remain very concerned, however, with certain elements of this action. POGO has no
  solid information of the identities of those reported to have been removed. We have been told people are being
  fired for simply being in the photographs. We do know a number of those were unwilling participants.
  We also want to hear that the supervisors who were responsible for this debacle are being held fully accountable
  and not simply allowed to resign and go to another contractor."
  http://www.pogo.ordpogo-filesialerts/contract-oversightico-gp-20090904.html
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 5:45 AM
  To: 'haroldhongjukoh Thessin, James H
  Cc: Lew, Jacob 3; Seiden, Maya D; Verma, Richard R; Polt, Michael C; Kennedy, Patrick F; Boswell, Eric 3; Crowley, Philip
  J
  Subject: Fw: New POGO story - forced resignation of whistleblower
  Fyi
  From: Seiden, Maya D
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thu Sep 03 21:00:52 2009
  Subject: New POGO story - forced resignation of whistleblower
  POGO posted the attached on their website, claiming that the whistleblower who exposed the guard scandal was forced
  to resign.
  http://www.pogo.ordpogo-files/alerts/contract-oversight/co-gp-20090903.html
  One of the whistleblowers who helped expose the guard scandal at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul has just been forced to
  resign after his company—whose client is ArmorGroup, North America (AGNA)—came to believe that he had reached
  out to D.C. for assistance. The company told POGO that the whistleblower's resignation was voluntary.
  However, information obtained by the Project On Government Oversight (POGO) strongly suggests he was pressured
  into resigning to avoid being fired, an action often referred to as constructive dismissal.
  POGO is deeply concerned about the action allegedly taken against the whistleblower. He is being forced out at a time
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  when three of the supervisors responsible for allowing the misconduct at Camp Sullivan have been allowed to quietly
  resign and escape accountability. As per our letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of September 1, 2009, POGO calls
  on the State Department to take immediate action to protect both the physical and employment security of
  whistleblowers who have stepped forward with allegations of serious misconduct involving ArmorGroup, North America
  and others.
  7R
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  Fw:
  Remind me to discuss with you how I want to play this out.
  Cdm

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  has been working through the ways to identify a slot in S/WCI for
  As you know
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  H
  Fw:
  Remind me to discuss with you how I want to play this out.
  Cdm
  From: Kennedy, Patrick F
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Samuelson, Heather F
  Sent: Fri Se 04 18:20:32 2009
  Subject:
  Cheryl
  Regards
  pat
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  I have not been able to reach oscar this am. We are supposed to send the pdb at 11. Can u receive it?

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  I have not been able to reach oscar this am. We are supposed to send the pdb at 11. Can u receive it?
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  Will call you around 530
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Saturday, September 05, 2009 11:48 AM
  H
  Re:

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  H
  Re:
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Sep 05 09:30:36 2009
  Subject: Re: Jenny Harkin
  When do you want to talk? I am tied up btw 11-12:30 and after 8 today.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Sep 05 08:20:16 2009
  Subject: Fw:
  Remind me to discuss with you how I want to play this out.
  Cdm
  From: Kennedy, Patrick F
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Samuelson, Heather F
  Sent: Fri Sep 04 18:20:32 2009
  Subject:
  Cheryl
  As you know has been working through the ways to identify a slot in S/WCI for
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  pat
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  FW: Call Request: Senator Harkin for S - CDM PREVIEW ON WHAT HE MAY BE
  CALLING ABOUT.
  Tom
  He and I are meeting about staffing this week when he is in town.

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  H
  FW: Call Request: Senator Harkin for S - CDM PREVIEW ON WHAT HE MAY BE
  CALLING ABOUT.
  Tom
  He and I are meeting about staffing this week when he is in town.
  From: Macris, Gregory P
  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 12:16 PM
  To: SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: Call Request: Senator Harkin for S
  The Line's Melissa Lan, currently working on S Staff, alerted us that Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) wishes to speak to the
  Secretary. We will be able to reach Senator Harkin through his staffer (Lindsey) at 202 224 7301. We have alerted Ms.
  Abedin, who was calling as this email was being drafted.
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  Pdb coming now
  And talking points for potential call this weekend with shimon peres. I believe mitchell discussed with you

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  Pdb coming now
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  ABOUT.
  Hrc also has background from last week. But this looks like an update.

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  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 12:27 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc:
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  ABOUT.
  Hrc also has background from last week. But this looks like an update.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Cc: 'H' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Mon Aug 24 12:21:54 2009
  Subject: FW: Call Request: Senator Harkin for S CDM PREVIEW ON WHAT HE MAY BE CALLING ABOUT.
  Tom
  He and I are meeting about staffing this week when he is in town.
  From: Macris, Gregory P
  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 12:16 PM
  To: SES-O_S-Cal Is
  Subject: Call Request: Senator Harkin for S
  The Line's Melissa Lan, currently working on S Staff, alerted us that Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) wishes to speak to the
  Secretary. We will be able to reach Senator Harkin through his staffer (Lindsey) at 202 224 7301. We have alerted Ms.
  Abedin, who was calling as this email was being drafted.
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  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 12:50 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Schedule and staffing (Rapp)
  Per our discussion
  From: Stephen Rapp [mailto:
  Sent: Saturday, August 22, 2 U9 3:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Schedule and staffing
  Dear Cheryl,
  Thank you for the call on Thursday and for your understanding about my need to take care of certain
  responsibilities before I depart as SCSL Prosecutor.
  The Taylor testimony is going well from our point of view. He is opening himself to a devastating CX by
  telling unexpected and unnecessary lies about his activities in Liberia and the region. I have been using my
  access to senior Liberian, Sierra Leone, and UN officials to obtain new evidence with which to confront
  him. This is well in hand and I dont see a problem in leaving even if Taylor is still on the stand on September
  7. The major reason to stay as Prosecutor until that date (aside from the requirement of a 30-day notice to the
  UNSG) is the oral argument on the appeal of our last case in Freetown (involving historic gender violence
  convictions) on September 2, 3, and 4.
  However, from my conversations with Clint, I am concerned that there are several issues that are coming to
  head at this time, and know that I will have to hit the ground very fast on September 8. Because my schedule is
  light in the coming week and because I have some leave days to use, I have therefore planned a quick trip to DC
  to be there from Wednesday noon through Saturday noon, August 26-29. I wont yet move into the office, but
  the staff will help me schedule some informal meetings on several issues. Additionally, this will give me a
  chance to look for a place to live.
  . I hope that we can talk when I am Washington this week.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764466 Date: 07/31/2015
  Best, Stephen
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  To: 'sbwhoeop <sbwhoeop
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  Can he or you drop it off at my DC house?
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  To: H; 'filotyLC@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Terry Murray
  I have a cell that has changed. Tracking down new one
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'JilotyLC@state.gov' <JilotyLC@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sat Sep 05 14:39:53 2009
  Subject: Terry Murray
  Do either of you have numbers for her? She's the President of the Mass State Senate and was a big supporter of mine
  during the primaries.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764474 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 5:34 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Qaddafi at UNGA - Congressman Rothman and Senator Lautenberg Objections
  fyi
  From: Polt, Michael C
  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 4:53 PM
  To: Steinberg, James B; Mills, Cheryl D; Burns, William J
  Cc: Rana, Gautam A; Scanlon, Amy B; Verma, Richard R; Feltman, Jeffrey D; Sanderson, Janet A; Schlicher, Ronald L;
  Brimmer, Esther D; Barks-Ruggles, Erica J
  Subject: Qaddafi at UNGA - Congressman Rothman and Senator Lautenberg Objections
  Jim, Cheryl and Bill:
  We have a Congressional issue that is moving a bit too slowly through the building that you should know
  about. Rep. Steve Rothman (D-NJ) and Senator Lautenberg have contacted us alarmed by the news that
  Qaddafi will come to UNGA and allegedly overnight at the residence of the Libyan PermRep in
  Englewood.. Rothman has called our office directly and threatened holy war and Fox news "if the State
  Department allows this." A few minutes ago we also got a letter from Sen. Lautenberg to the Secretary
  expressing similar concerns. The anger is of course over the "hero's welcome" for Megrahi. An action memo
  for Jim to consider on how to deal with Qaddafi's visit is in the works, but I fear Rothman will head for the
  microphones before Jim gets the memo.
  Mike
  AMBASSADOR MICHAEL C. POLT
  Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  Department of State
  Phone: 202-647-4204
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  From: Desai, Nisha
  To: NEWS-Korea; NEWS-Mahogany
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  Subject: (Yonhap) Two Koreas to hold family reunion talks this week
  SEOUL (Yonhap) -- South and North Korea will hold talks this week on reunions for families separated by
  the Korean War, Seoul officials said, the first such dialogue in nearly two years. North Korea accepted
  South Korea's proposal to hold the three-day talks starting Wednesday at the North's Mount Kumgang
  resort, Unification Ministry spokesman Chun Hae-sung said.
  Nisha Desai
  State Department Operations Center
  202-647-1512
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  Rahms assistant is asking for your email address. U want me to give him?
  RS

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  RS
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  I have a home number

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  Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
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  Re: Terry Murray
  I have a home number
  Original Message
  From: Huma Abedin
  To: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Sat Sep 05 15:51:28 2009
  Subject: Re: Terry Murray
  I have a cell that has changed. Tracking down new one
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'JilotyLC@state.gov' <JilotyLC@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sat Sep 05 14:39:53 2009
  Subject: Terry Murray
  Do either of you have numbers for her? She's the President of the Mass State Senate and was a big supporter of mine
  during the primaries.
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  Sent: Sat Sep 05 14:26:43 2009
  Subject: Secretary's Email
  The Secretary and Rahm are speaking, and she just asked him to email her—can you send me her address please?
  Thanks
  Amanda
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  Yes
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MiltsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Sat Sep 05 15:56:24 2009
  Subject: Fw: Secretary's Email
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  From: Anderson, Amanda D.
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  Amanda
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  From:
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  Subject:
  Attachments:
  See section on what opponents might say
  From: Patel, Shraddha
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Sep 05 17:18:30 2009
  Subject: RE: Jo Luck
  Below is the vet--Please let me know if you want anything researched further.
  PROFESSIONAL OVERVIEW
  89
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764485 Date: 07/31/2015
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Saturday, September 05, 2009 5:13 PM
  To: Patel, Shraddha
  Subject: Re:
  Pls put in body of email
  From: Patel, Shraddha
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Sep 05 16:53:33 2009
  Subject: FW:
  Hi Cheryl,
  Attached is vet (let me know if you want me to put summary in e-mail body). I will have
  by Tuesday as per Undersecretary Kennedy's request.
  Thanks,
  Shraddha
  vet done
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  From: Plowden, Marisa L
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne; Toiv, Nora F; Lurie, Mike D
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  Subject: REVISED Call Sheet S UNSYG UNGA
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  Thanks,
  Marisa
  1Q
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  Hillary:
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  has chaired the Non-Proliferation Security Council Meeting so it will be amplifying his remarks. We also will
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  'Sullivan, Jacob J'
  FW: Informal Note on S and CTBT Article XIV Conference Participation
  0904 Informal Note to S Staff on Article XIV Conference.docx
  Hillary:
  Below and attached is a note on CTBT Conference. After reviewing, see if you think it makes sense for you to
  attend. We do and have vetted the idea with others. Of note is that this would be on 24 Sept after the President
  has chaired the Non-Proliferation Security Council Meeting so it will be amplifying his remarks. We also will
  have to think through, if you do this, what the Hill angle is but we think there is a good case to be made for it so
  we will want to discuss with you this week.
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  INFORMAL NOTE FOR THE SECRETARY'S STAFF
  FROM: T Front Office
  SUBJECT: The Secretary's Participation in the CTBTO Article XIV Conference
  Purpose of the CTBTO Article XIV Conference
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  From: Joseph, Jofi
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Limage, Simon G
  Sent: Fri Sep 04 16:08:50 2009
  Subject: Informal Note on S and CTBT Article XIV Conference Participation
  Jake,
  Per your request, see the attached informal note. Simon and I are happy to further discuss next week.
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  Jofi
  From: Liebowitz, Alexander T
  Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 11:27 AM
  To: Limage, Simon G; Sullivan, Jacob J; Joseph, Jofi
  Cc: Wong, Yvette M; Abedin, Huma; Ray, Terrill W
  Subject: RE: Article XIV
  The one item we not sure of is part of item 2, in particular at what level. We may be able to get some indication, but of
  course, it would also depend on us. If S were to speak, I think others might have their FMs speak as well.
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  To: Joseph, Jofi; Liebowitz, Alexander T; Limage, Simon G
  Cc: Wong, Yvette M; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Fri Sep 04 11:17:39 2009
  Subject: RE: Article XIV
  Hi guys,
  Can you provide, by COB today, an informal note that lays out in brief:
  1. The purpose of this conference
  2. Who you expect to participate (which countries and at what level)
  3. What message S would deliver in her remarks; and
  4. Any other info you think would be helpful in making a decision
  I like this idea a lot, provided that there is broad FM participation and we have a useful message to deliver.
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  The Secretary's Call Sheet for
  UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
  August 24, 2009
  Purpose of Call: You are calling UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to ask him
  to co-host with you an event at UNGA to advance the Global Partnership for
  Agriculture and Food Security.
  • UNGA Food Security Event: I would like to co-host with you an event to
  advance the global agenda on food security. We see country-led processes as a
  centerpiece of a new global agenda. This event would most likely take place on
  Thursday, September 24, at 3:30pm. If you cannot co-host the meeting, I would
  welcome the participation of your representative at the meeting.
  • Event Content: We would like this event to be an opportunity for a broad
  group of global stakeholders to commit to the food security principles agreed to
  at the L'Aquila summit. We hope to extend the L'Aquila food security
  principles to countries that were not present at the summit. The event will also
  focus on highlighting country-led processes, such as the Comprehensive
  African Agricultural Development Program (CAADP). I welcome your
  thoughts on other issues you would like the meeting to cover. We look to the
  UN to provide leadership in advancing a global agenda.
  • Event Partners: We envision inviting Heads of State or senior ministers from
  donor countries, signatories to the L'Aquila joint statement on food security,
  and developing nations. We would also like to include foundations, NGOs, the
  private sector, media, and multilateral organizations.
  Background: We want Ban Ki-moon and the UN High Level Task Force to play
  a leading role in combating global hunger. We believe that co-hosting this event
  with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon would highlight the global nature of our
  food security strategy.
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  Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 10:04 PM
  To: H; cheryl.mills
  Subject Re: Non pro speech
  The facts will be right. Meanwhile, we're working to make it more of a semiautomatic.
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob i; 'cheryl.mills
  Sent: Tue Oct 20 21:53:57 2009
  Subject: Non pro speech
  This draft sounds didactic. That's ok in terms of substance--as far as I know--but it reads like an automatic weapon
  which may be inevitable since there's so much material to cover. I just want to be sure the facts are right.
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  Have kidlets beside me so will call later
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  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 6:03 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: REVISED Call Sheet S UNSYG UNGA
  Have kidlets beside me so will call later
  Cdm
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 05:45:01 2009
  Subject: Re: REVISED Call Sheet S UNSYG UNGA
  What's wrong w. Diouf? I'm up and about so call if you can.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 05:09:06 2009
  Subject: Fw: REVISED Call Sheet S UNSYG UNGA
  See 13/1- huma will print and provide call sheet
  From: Plowden, Marisa L
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne; Toiv, Nora F; Lurie, Mike D
  Sent: Mon Aug 24 17:02:03 2009
  Subject: REVISED Call Sheet S UNSYG UNGA
  Cheryl,
  We spoke with 10, EEB, and Amb. Cousin after the meeting today and came up with the following revision to S's call
  points. We decided the best language would be for the Secretary to say that if UNSYG cannot co-host, that she would
  welcome the participation of his representative. The important point here is that we do not want the FAO head -
  Jacques Diouf — to end-up co-hosting the UNGA event, and everyone agreed there was a danger Ban ki-Moon would
  suggest he do so. In the background at the bottom I included a point stressing that we do not want Diouf to co-host.
  nA
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  Marisa
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 6:05 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: guidance: Econ Club of DC as forum for HRC in Sept?
  Anything on your call with him you want me to followup on?
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: 'stalbott
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 05:26:45 2009
  Subject: Re: guidance: Econ Club of DC as forum for HRC in Sept?
  Thanks strobe - I will touch base with you today so we can catch up
  From: Strobe Talbott
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Mon Aug 24 14:01:36 2009
  Subject: RE: guidance: Econ Club of DC as forum for HRC in Sept?
  Cheryl, regard the desire of the Economic Club of DC to invite HRC to speak (which we
  consulted on a week ago), they're now broadening the invite to be any time in the fall—which
  I'd think might increase the chances of it suited her purposes. I'm attaching a copy of the letter
  they'll send in via any channel you designate (scheduler, public affairs officer, or whatever).
  HRC did call this weekend and we covered a pretty wide range of substantive issues. I
  decided, however, not to bother her with this matter, which I hope was the right call on my part.
  Also, Jake put in a call to me last week. We didn't connect. I don't know if that's OBE as a
  result of HRC's call. In any event, I'm around this week, though hanging out as much as
  ossible with
  Regards, Strobe
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 9:27 PM
  To: Strobe Talbott
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: guidance: Econ Club of DC as forum for HRC in Sept?
  This sounds interesting - can you give me a few days to determine whether it's even a possibility? Sept is imp month b/c
  of travel and unga but want to check.
  Let's also connect on unga - glad you connected with jack et al.
  Best
  Cdm
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  From: Strobe Talbott <
  To: Cheryl Mills < Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Aug 18 21:00:36 2009
  Subject: guidance: Econ Club of DC as forum for HRC in Sept?
  Cheryl, I hope for your sake that you don't get this email for a while and that you're getting
  some genuine R&R. Anyway, David Rubenstein of the Carlyle Group is asking my advice on
  whether HRC would welcome an invitation to address the Economic Club of Washington in
  September. Obviously business-heavy. Audience: 400-500, screen questions for after talk and
  he can provide them in advance; media coverage, etc. I told him I had no idea but would
  check. Depending on her outreach strategy for the fall, it could be a good audience, esp. if she
  wanted to talk about issues like China, the development, the role of the private sector, or
  energy/climate—i.e., the econ aspect/component of foreign policy. If I should be going
  elsewhere for this kind of steer, lemme know. Regards, Strobe
  PS: Kemal Dervi, Judith Rodin and I connected by phone with Jack Lew, Derek Chollet &
  others on State end re outside input into QDDR.
  Strobe Talbott
  President, The Brookings Institution
  1775 Massachusetts Avenue NW
  Washington, DC 20036
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  10 DOWNING STREET
  LONDON SWIA 2AA
  THE PRIME MINISTER 21 October 2009
  tatc• wit lap
  I promised to write to you setting out the elements of the financial
  settlement that you agreed to present to your respective parties. Our
  discussions on the finances have been careful, detailed and considered
  and I am grateful to you for the time you have given to them. Together
  we have, I believe, achieved an outcome in which we each have
  confidence and which will ensure that when policing and justice powers
  are transferred, the Northern Ireland Justice Department will have a
  secure financial foundation which we all recognise is important in
  ensuring confidence in the policing and justice services across the
  community. I believe the settlement which is outlined below is a good
  settlement which will meet the needs of a devolved Justice Department.
  The key elements of the settlement are:
  The Northern Ireland Executive will have access to the reserve to
  meet any exceptional security pressures relating to policing and
  justice. On the same basis, HM Treasury will be prepared to make
  available up to an additional £37.4 million in 2010/11.
  Capital budgets in the next CSR period will be sufficient to enable
  the Executive to take forward routine, but necessary work, to
  maintain the operational capacity of existing assets, to complete
  the police training college and to come to its own view about the
  relative priorities for new capital expenditure including Maoilligan
  Prison and other projects in the period ahead.
  The legal aid allocation is a £20 million a year addition to baseline
  through to the end of 2012/13, after which efficiency savings will
  be expected to take effect, allowing the baseline increase to be
  reduced to £14 million a year. To meet additional pressures over
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  the next two years, including other courts pressures, we agree the
  need on a one-off basis for a further £12 million. If, in the event,
  pressures turn out to be higher than this, HM Treasury will provide
  further money from the reserve up to a maximum of £39 million.
  Until the end of 2012/13 this access to the reserve will not be
  recouped from future EYF.
  HM Government will gift the four agreed former military bases to
  the Northern Ireland Executive. It would be anticipated that a
  portion of the land in Omagh will be used for an educational
  campus but it would be expected that disposal proceeds from the
  other sites would be used, on a basis agreed with HM Treasury, to
  meet exceptional resource pressures (including potentially equal
  pay claims). HM Treasury will work with the Northern Ireland
  Executive to help ensure that any timing issues, related to delays
  in securing these disposal proceeds as a consequence of market
  conditions, can be addressed on an agreed basis.
  On police pensions, previously identified pressures of £101 million
  can be fully addressed through technical changes which will
  include a public expenditure neutral DEL to AME reclassification.
  There are potential pressures (the "long list") of around £15 million
  in 2010/11 on resources relating to policing, prisons and probation.
  This should fall to around £10 million a year in the next CSR
  period. Baselines will need to be sufficient to meet these
  pressures. in addition £30 million in unallocated EYF and
  underspends generated in future years will be available to meet
  pressures.
  Prior to devolution the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland and
  the head of the PSNI will agree on how front-line policing is
  protected while ensuring the greatest efficiency.
  Hearing Loss. The Northern Ireland Executive will meet .the first
  £12m of claims in any one year. Any sums incurred above that will
  be met through access to the reserve, based on annual agreement
  between the Northern Ireland Executive and HM Treasury on the
  litigation strategy. To assist the Northern Ireland Executive to meet
  the expected £12m a year pressure, the Treasury will be prepared
  to acquire from the Northern Ireland Executive sellable assets
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  worth up to £12 million a year for five years, or £60 million in total.
  HM Treasury and Northern Ireland Executive will need to agree on
  the valuation methodology.
  I believe that this is a very strong settlement which will ensure that
  all the people of Northern Ireland continue to have high quality policing
  and justice services.
  Yours sincerely
  The Right Honourable Peter Robinson MP MLA and
  Mr Martin McGuinness MP MLA
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  4:00 pm Secretary's Office
  4:00 pm SWEARING-IN CEREMONY FOR OES ASSISTANT SECRETARY
  4:20 pm ICERRI-ANN JONES Benjamin Franklin Room, 8th Floor
  4:45 pm BUREAU BRIEFING ON COUNTER TERRORISM
  5:45 pm Secretary's Conference Room
  6:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
  6:10 pm ARRIVE Private Residence ###
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  PIR <preine!
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  'Burns.stride
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  Will do
  Burns, will email you separately

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  Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:04:04
  To: 'preines
  Cc: 'Burns.striderl <Burns.stride
  Subject: Fw: Jim Wallis Interview Request...
  Pls respond to Burns. I'd like to do next year if possible.
  Original Message
  From: Burns Strider <bstrider@eleisongroup.com>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Oct 21 17:46:53 2009
  Subject: Jim Wallis Interview Request...
  Don't know where to send this... I'll share with you... I think its worthy of your consideration... It would need to happen,
  by phone, within the next 7 days as I understand it...
  Sojourners, as you know, has a great magazine... has been one of that orgs stalwarts since the beginning and during the
  most recent magazine awards programs it was the only faith-based magazine to receive top honors across the board,
  receiving the "best of" several categories... it's a good product... they have a nationwide subscribership of about
  350,000... plus it has an online presence...
  Several times a year Jim will conduct an interview with someone he feels is making a significant impact on the nation
  and world... He has been deeply impacted by your personal focus on women and the impoverished and would like to
  interview you for feature in one of the Sojourner upcoming additions... it would be all about your work and focus on
  women and the impoverished... a totally positive, enlightening and feel good piece... He recently interviewed Bono for
  this feature slot...
  I hope you are interested... I think it would be very smart considering attitudes out there in the progressive faith
  community these days... Your witness on your work, with such a strong endorsement by Jim would be positive across the
  board...
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  Let me know how to proceed if this is possible...
  Burns Strider
  Founding Partner
  The Eleison Group
  Join Me on Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1279552305&ref=name>
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  Fyi - the 730am michelleti call hasn't been confirmed yet. We offered the time but haven't heard back. Hopefully we will
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  Fyi - the 730am michelleti call hasn't been confirmed yet. We offered the time but haven't heard back. Hopefully we will
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  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 10:43 AM
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  Subject: if S asks about Libya
  I talked to the Libyan Foreign Minister, Musa Kusa, today. He clearly "gets it." He said that Megrahi would
  NOT appear on the September 1 revolution day festivities (40th anniversary of the "green revolution"). And
  he said that he totally understood that Qadhafi should stay in New York and not set up a tent in New
  Jersey. At the same time, others from the MFA called in our Embassy in Tripoli and called in the UK
  ambassador. The Libyans are clearly looking for a way out of the self-inflicted mess. Let's hope that these
  wiser heads can prevail on Qadhafi.
  We've double-tracked with the (very good and long-suffering) Libyan Ambassador here.
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Assistant Secretary
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  Department of State
  202-647-7209
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  sbwhoeop
  Thursday, October 22, 2009 12:02 AM
  H
  fyi: Hague report and DeMint... Sid
  H: Here's the Guardian account of Hague's post-meeting press briefing. And below that the article on DeMint. S
  William Hague addresses US fears over Tories'
  EU allies
  •Hillary Clinton 'told antisemitism allegations are a smear'
  •Shadow foreign secretary opposes Tony Blair as EU leader
  • Ewen MacAskill in Washington and Nicholas Watt
  • quardian.co.uk, Thursday 22 October 2009 00.33 BST
  William Hague, the shadow foreign secretary, yesterday defended the Conservatives' alliance with far-right parties in
  Europe during a meeting in Washington with the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton.
  Hague sought to reassure Clinton about the Conservatives' partners, some of whose members have taken part in
  commemoration services for the Waffen-SS in Latvia and questioned the need to apologise for an anti-Jewish pogrom in
  Poland.
  The shadow foreign secretary, who said he had an excellent meeting with Clinton, told her the accusations were part of a
  smear campaign by the Guardian and others.
  The row has overshadowed Hague's visit to Washington intended as part of the Conservative preparations for taking
  power.
  Speaking to the media afterwards, Hague said the behaviour of Michal Kaminski, of Poland's Law and Justice party, was
  not consistent with anyone who was antisemitic. As for the Latvian party in the Conservatives' European alliance, Hague
  said: "This is a respectable party in Latvia ... To suggest it is antisemitic or neo-Nazi is ludicrous."
  Jewish groups in the US and in Europe have expressed anger over the Tory links.
  The state department was careful not be drawn into the issue, not wanting to be accused of interference in UK politics or
  issues relating to the European parliament. A spokesman said: "I can say that the two had a good, wide-ranging
  discussion on a broad range of issues, but can't get into details or substance of that discussion."
  Hague tried to persuade Clinton that the Conservatives' Euroscepticism would not necessarily mean Britain would play a
  lesser role in European affairs. The US favours the EU acting in unison over Iran and other issues.
  Hague said he had raised the allegations of antisemitism with Clinton at the end of a 40-minute discussion on Iran, the
  Balkans, the Middle East, Northern Ireland, Afghanistan and climate change.
  "No one has raised with me all day the other issue, of the parties in our grouping, but I raised that with secretary of state
  Clinton because of press reports in your newspaper [the Guardian] and others in case she had seen those," Hague said.
  "I have assured her they are mainstream parties of the centre-right ... The Conservative party rejects what it regards as a
  smear campaign against some of its members."
  He noted that Kaminski made his first speech in the European Parliament highlighting the problem of anti-semitism in
  Europe and had just completed a successful visit to Israel. "These are not the habits of someone who is anti-semitic,"
  Hague said.
  As for the Latvians, of the six governing parties, "five of them have members involved in the type of commemoration that
  have been criticised." Some were members of the Conservatives' previous alliance, the European People's party.
  On Conservative Euroscepticism, Hague said: "I always put the case to all American leaders that it is important to
  distinguish between Europe's institutions and its capacity to act ... I have explained to her and others that she will be find
  a Conservative government very active and activist from the very beginning in European affairs. "
  Later he said it would be a mistake for Tony Blair to become EU president. He has previously said in private that Blair
  would be appointed "over my dead body".
  http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-10-10/irm-contras-scary-sequel
  Iran-Contra's Scary Sequel
  by Art Levine
  The Daily Beast
  October 10, 2009 I 6:55pm
  Republicans have opened a new front against Obama, a southern front, south of the border—Latin America.
  The clique of conservatives that has operated since the Iran-Contra scandal and held key policy offices in the
  George W. Bush administration is waging war against Obama in part through Sen. Jim DeMint of South
  Carolina.
  A freshman on the Foreign Relations Committee with no previously known expertise on Latin America, DeMint
  is best known for boasting that health care would be the "Waterloo" that will "break" Obama. He recently
  provoked a nasty spat within the committee by requesting funding to travel to Honduras to "assess" the crisis.
  The Obama administration favors reinstalling the democratically elected president, Manuel Zelaya, a leftist who
  was expelled by the military in June. Committee Chairman John Kerry criticized DeMint for his "intransigence"
  in putting a hold on two Obama nominations for State Department jobs in Latin America, and initially denied
  money for DeMint's trip. But Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell somehow found funding through the
  Defense Department.
  "DeMint has been using this issue cynically to hold hostage the entire U.S. policy on Latin America in order to
  defend a coup," says Adam Isacson, a Latin American specialist at Washington's Center for International
  Policy.
  "Little Honduras has brought all of the ghosts of the Cold War out of the closet, and paralyzed policy by
  provoking the [DeMint] holds," Julia Sweig, the director for Latin American Studies of the Council on Foreign
  Relations, told me. Some Hill staffers are even blunter: "These losers from the Bush administration who drove
  Latin American policy off a frickin' cliff are trying to rescue their legacy," one aide told The Daily Beast.
  A number of Democrats and foreign-policy experts contend the mounting right-wing attack on Latin American
  policy has filled a void left by an Obama administration that was too slow to cut aid or take a firmer stance
  against the president installed by the Honduran military, Roberto Micheletti. Driven partly by a desire to
  appease opposition in Congress and distaste for left-wing populists the Obama administration "slow-walked" its
  response to the coup this summer, Sweig says.
  More recently, though, the administration has toughened its approach by cutting off some vital aid worth at least
  $35 million and blocking Honduran officials' visas. The goal: to pressure the Micheletti regime to enter into
  serious negotiations with the Organization of American States to restore the democratic government and Zelaya.
  Informed observers say that indications of Micheletti's flexibility alarmed some right-wingers in Washington
  and helped trigger DeMint's visit to buck up the regime's resistance.
  An informal network of right-leaning American advocacy groups and ideologues was entangled in anti-Zelaya
  legal and PR battles in Honduras before the coup. Among them: Otto Reich, a Cuban-American who headed the
  State Department's now-defunct Office of Public Diplomacy during the Iran-Contra scandal, and was
  subsequently investigated by a special joint congressional panel—and the U.S. Comptroller General, which
  found he engaged in "prohibited covert activities" by using public funds to attack Reagan's critics. Reich, who
  was later appointed by President George W. Bush to be assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs and
  is now a private consultant, launched a media campaign against Zelaya before the coup alleging corruption.
  "Your Loony Left sources say I was an architect of Iran-Contra like they say I'm an architect of the Zelaya
  coup," he told me by phone from Panama. He disputes claims of illegal Iran-Contra activites as "crap,"
  asserting they were only based on a fired House staffer's unpublished memo. But Greg Grandin, a Latin
  American history professor at NYU, has a darker view of Reich's role: "It's kind of the origins of Swift
  Boating," he says. "It's all related to what he's doing now."
  Conservative supporters of the current Honduran government argue on arcane legal grounds against the
  worldwide condemnation of the coup. "It's not the first time all, the countries in the world have been wrong,"
  Reich told me. He has criticized what he sees as erroneous reporting on Latin American controversies, taking
  The New York Times to task for an article last Thursday that he says implied he was being paid to lobby on
  behalf of the Micheletti regime. "I guess my facts interfered with [the] story," he says. "Can you believe some
  of my sources say The New York Times is malicious and deserves the slow death it is experiencing?" A
  DeMint spokesman says the senator hasn't even met with Reich to talk about Honduras, although a Reich aide
  says they've spoken to DeMint's staff.
  Adding to the mystery of the coup, left-wingers in Latin America and the U.S. have floated what conservatives
  say are unproven conspiracy theories that Reich somehow played a role in destabilizing Zelaya's regime. He
  has firmly denied them to The Daily Beast: "I cannot possibly answer all the Loony Left conspiracy charges
  against me. But I will try: I had nothing to do with the removal of Zelaya." But the rumors may add to his aura
  of power as founder of Otto Reich Associates. He's drawn more attention to the new Honduras allegations by
  penning a column for the Miami Herald boldly headlined, "I Did Not Orchestrate Coup in Honduras."
  Perhaps the primary influence on DeMint's thinking has been the right-wing Honduran-American lawyer
  Miguel Estrada, whose 2001 nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit was rejected by the
  Senate. In addition to Reich, other former Bush administration officials who have played key roles in
  influencing DeMint and in spreading arguments for the Honduran regime include Roger Noriega, a former aide
  to the late Sen. Jesse Helms (the far-right chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee) who also served as an
  assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs from 2003 to 2005. On July 2, Noriega appeared on The
  NewsHour with Jim Lehrer to argue the legitimacy of the new Honduran regime. He was identified as a former
  ambassador to the Organization of American States and a visiting fellow of the American Enterprise Institute—
  not as a paid agent for pro-regime forces.
  Noriega officially registered his firm, Visions America, as representing a Honduran business group only in mid-
  July. Yet, the Times reported, he worked with the Association of Honduran Manufacturers to set up meetings
  between supporters of the regime and eight U.S. senators—including DeMint—in early July. That visit to
  Washington by Honduran business and political figures from July 2 to July 10, Foreign Policy reported,
  occurred at the same time as a House committee hearing during which Reich—along with a former Honduran
  supreme court justice and Lanny Davis, a former Clinton administration official and now a lobbyist—testified
  in favor of the current regime. Noriega's office declined to return phone calls about his work.
  The lobbyist-organized visit also coincided with Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on Obama's
  picks for top Latin American posts: Thomas Shannon, current assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere
  Affairs, has been nominated to be Ambasssador to Brazil; and Arturo Valenzuela, director of Georgetown
  University's Center for Latin American Studies and senior director for Inter-American Affairs at the National
  Security Council during President Clinton's second term, has been tapped to be assistant secretary for Western
  Hemisphere Affairs. Both Valenzuela and Shannon were approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
  in late July. Julia Sweig of the Council on Foreign Relations observes, "They're not polarizing figures."
  But for now they're hostages in DeMint's war. At the July 8 nomination hearings, Valenzuela angered DeMint
  by defending the administration's decision to condemn the overthrow as a coup: "In my studies of military
  coups in Latin America, this was a classic military coup," Valenzuela said. DeMint's critics contend that he has
  continually refused compromise offers from both State Department officials and fellow senators to lift his holds,
  including the promise of an extensive floor debate on Honduras before a floor vote on the nominees.
  DeMint's spokesperson, Wesley Denton, says he's acting in good faith out of genuine concern about an
  important crisis. "If these nominees are such a top priority for Democrats, then why hasn't Senator Reid brought
  them to the floor?" he asks. "There is nothing Senator DeMint can do to stop a full debate and roll-call vote on
  them." Technically that's true, but it would be a rare violation of a Senate tradition to do so. DeMint has taken
  up the issue of Honduras, Denton claims, because, "the State Department's actions were directly relevant to two
  nominees seeking the committee's approval."
  Yet before DeMint took up the crusade on Honduras—in what critics say is yet another vehicle to "break"
  Obama—one congressional observer jokes, "He couldn't find Honduras on a map."
  Art Levine, a contributing editor of The Washington Monthly, has written for Mother Jones, The American
  Prospect, The New Republic, The Atlantic, Slate.com, Salon. corn, and numerous other publications. He also
  blogs regularly on labor, health, and other reform issues for In These Times and Huffington Post.
  For inquiries, please contact The Daily Beast at editorial@thedailybeast.com.

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  sbwhoeop
  Thursday, October 22, 2009 12:02 AM
  H
  fyi: Hague report and DeMint... Sid
  H: Here's the Guardian account of Hague's post-meeting press briefing. And below that the article on DeMint. S
  William Hague addresses US fears over Tories'
  EU allies
  •Hillary Clinton 'told antisemitism allegations are a smear'
  •Shadow foreign secretary opposes Tony Blair as EU leader
  • Ewen MacAskill in Washington and Nicholas Watt
  • quardian.co.uk, Thursday 22 October 2009 00.33 BST
  William Hague, the shadow foreign secretary, yesterday defended the Conservatives' alliance with far-right parties in
  Europe during a meeting in Washington with the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton.
  Hague sought to reassure Clinton about the Conservatives' partners, some of whose members have taken part in
  commemoration services for the Waffen-SS in Latvia and questioned the need to apologise for an anti-Jewish pogrom in
  Poland.
  The shadow foreign secretary, who said he had an excellent meeting with Clinton, told her the accusations were part of a
  smear campaign by the Guardian and others.
  The row has overshadowed Hague's visit to Washington intended as part of the Conservative preparations for taking
  power.
  Speaking to the media afterwards, Hague said the behaviour of Michal Kaminski, of Poland's Law and Justice party, was
  not consistent with anyone who was antisemitic. As for the Latvian party in the Conservatives' European alliance, Hague
  said: "This is a respectable party in Latvia ... To suggest it is antisemitic or neo-Nazi is ludicrous."
  Jewish groups in the US and in Europe have expressed anger over the Tory links.
  The state department was careful not be drawn into the issue, not wanting to be accused of interference in UK politics or
  issues relating to the European parliament. A spokesman said: "I can say that the two had a good, wide-ranging
  discussion on a broad range of issues, but can't get into details or substance of that discussion."
  Hague tried to persuade Clinton that the Conservatives' Euroscepticism would not necessarily mean Britain would play a
  lesser role in European affairs. The US favours the EU acting in unison over Iran and other issues.
  Hague said he had raised the allegations of antisemitism with Clinton at the end of a 40-minute discussion on Iran, the
  Balkans, the Middle East, Northern Ireland, Afghanistan and climate change.
  "No one has raised with me all day the other issue, of the parties in our grouping, but I raised that with secretary of state
  Clinton because of press reports in your newspaper [the Guardian] and others in case she had seen those," Hague said.
  "I have assured her they are mainstream parties of the centre-right ... The Conservative party rejects what it regards as a
  smear campaign against some of its members."
  He noted that Kaminski made his first speech in the European Parliament highlighting the problem of anti-semitism in
  Europe and had just completed a successful visit to Israel. "These are not the habits of someone who is anti-semitic,"
  Hague said.
  As for the Latvians, of the six governing parties, "five of them have members involved in the type of commemoration that
  have been criticised." Some were members of the Conservatives' previous alliance, the European People's party.
  On Conservative Euroscepticism, Hague said: "I always put the case to all American leaders that it is important to
  distinguish between Europe's institutions and its capacity to act ... I have explained to her and others that she will be find
  a Conservative government very active and activist from the very beginning in European affairs. "
  Later he said it would be a mistake for Tony Blair to become EU president. He has previously said in private that Blair
  would be appointed "over my dead body".
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  http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-10-10/irm-contras-scary-sequel
  Iran-Contra's Scary Sequel
  by Art Levine
  The Daily Beast
  October 10, 2009 I 6:55pm
  Republicans have opened a new front against Obama, a southern front, south of the border—Latin America.
  The clique of conservatives that has operated since the Iran-Contra scandal and held key policy offices in the
  George W. Bush administration is waging war against Obama in part through Sen. Jim DeMint of South
  Carolina.
  A freshman on the Foreign Relations Committee with no previously known expertise on Latin America, DeMint
  is best known for boasting that health care would be the "Waterloo" that will "break" Obama. He recently
  provoked a nasty spat within the committee by requesting funding to travel to Honduras to "assess" the crisis.
  The Obama administration favors reinstalling the democratically elected president, Manuel Zelaya, a leftist who
  was expelled by the military in June. Committee Chairman John Kerry criticized DeMint for his "intransigence"
  in putting a hold on two Obama nominations for State Department jobs in Latin America, and initially denied
  money for DeMint's trip. But Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell somehow found funding through the
  Defense Department.
  "DeMint has been using this issue cynically to hold hostage the entire U.S. policy on Latin America in order to
  defend a coup," says Adam Isacson, a Latin American specialist at Washington's Center for International
  Policy.
  "Little Honduras has brought all of the ghosts of the Cold War out of the closet, and paralyzed policy by
  provoking the [DeMint] holds," Julia Sweig, the director for Latin American Studies of the Council on Foreign
  Relations, told me. Some Hill staffers are even blunter: "These losers from the Bush administration who drove
  Latin American policy off a frickin' cliff are trying to rescue their legacy," one aide told The Daily Beast.
  A number of Democrats and foreign-policy experts contend the mounting right-wing attack on Latin American
  policy has filled a void left by an Obama administration that was too slow to cut aid or take a firmer stance
  against the president installed by the Honduran military, Roberto Micheletti. Driven partly by a desire to
  appease opposition in Congress and distaste for left-wing populists the Obama administration "slow-walked" its
  response to the coup this summer, Sweig says.
  More recently, though, the administration has toughened its approach by cutting off some vital aid worth at least
  $35 million and blocking Honduran officials' visas. The goal: to pressure the Micheletti regime to enter into
  serious negotiations with the Organization of American States to restore the democratic government and Zelaya.
  Informed observers say that indications of Micheletti's flexibility alarmed some right-wingers in Washington
  and helped trigger DeMint's visit to buck up the regime's resistance.
  An informal network of right-leaning American advocacy groups and ideologues was entangled in anti-Zelaya
  legal and PR battles in Honduras before the coup. Among them: Otto Reich, a Cuban-American who headed the
  State Department's now-defunct Office of Public Diplomacy during the Iran-Contra scandal, and was
  subsequently investigated by a special joint congressional panel—and the U.S. Comptroller General, which
  found he engaged in "prohibited covert activities" by using public funds to attack Reagan's critics. Reich, who
  was later appointed by President George W. Bush to be assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs and
  is now a private consultant, launched a media campaign against Zelaya before the coup alleging corruption.
  "Your Loony Left sources say I was an architect of Iran-Contra like they say I'm an architect of the Zelaya
  coup," he told me by phone from Panama. He disputes claims of illegal Iran-Contra activites as "crap,"
  asserting they were only based on a fired House staffer's unpublished memo. But Greg Grandin, a Latin
  American history professor at NYU, has a darker view of Reich's role: "It's kind of the origins of Swift
  Boating," he says. "It's all related to what he's doing now."
  Conservative supporters of the current Honduran government argue on arcane legal grounds against the
  worldwide condemnation of the coup. "It's not the first time all, the countries in the world have been wrong,"
  Reich told me. He has criticized what he sees as erroneous reporting on Latin American controversies, taking
  The New York Times to task for an article last Thursday that he says implied he was being paid to lobby on
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  behalf of the Micheletti regime. "I guess my facts interfered with [the] story," he says. "Can you believe some
  of my sources say The New York Times is malicious and deserves the slow death it is experiencing?" A
  DeMint spokesman says the senator hasn't even met with Reich to talk about Honduras, although a Reich aide
  says they've spoken to DeMint's staff.
  Adding to the mystery of the coup, left-wingers in Latin America and the U.S. have floated what conservatives
  say are unproven conspiracy theories that Reich somehow played a role in destabilizing Zelaya's regime. He
  has firmly denied them to The Daily Beast: "I cannot possibly answer all the Loony Left conspiracy charges
  against me. But I will try: I had nothing to do with the removal of Zelaya." But the rumors may add to his aura
  of power as founder of Otto Reich Associates. He's drawn more attention to the new Honduras allegations by
  penning a column for the Miami Herald boldly headlined, "I Did Not Orchestrate Coup in Honduras."
  Perhaps the primary influence on DeMint's thinking has been the right-wing Honduran-American lawyer
  Miguel Estrada, whose 2001 nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit was rejected by the
  Senate. In addition to Reich, other former Bush administration officials who have played key roles in
  influencing DeMint and in spreading arguments for the Honduran regime include Roger Noriega, a former aide
  to the late Sen. Jesse Helms (the far-right chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee) who also served as an
  assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs from 2003 to 2005. On July 2, Noriega appeared on The
  NewsHour with Jim Lehrer to argue the legitimacy of the new Honduran regime. He was identified as a former
  ambassador to the Organization of American States and a visiting fellow of the American Enterprise Institute—
  not as a paid agent for pro-regime forces.
  Noriega officially registered his firm, Visions America, as representing a Honduran business group only in mid-
  July. Yet, the Times reported, he worked with the Association of Honduran Manufacturers to set up meetings
  between supporters of the regime and eight U.S. senators—including DeMint—in early July. That visit to
  Washington by Honduran business and political figures from July 2 to July 10, Foreign Policy reported,
  occurred at the same time as a House committee hearing during which Reich—along with a former Honduran
  supreme court justice and Lanny Davis, a former Clinton administration official and now a lobbyist—testified
  in favor of the current regime. Noriega's office declined to return phone calls about his work.
  The lobbyist-organized visit also coincided with Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on Obama's
  picks for top Latin American posts: Thomas Shannon, current assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere
  Affairs, has been nominated to be Ambasssador to Brazil; and Arturo Valenzuela, director of Georgetown
  University's Center for Latin American Studies and senior director for Inter-American Affairs at the National
  Security Council during President Clinton's second term, has been tapped to be assistant secretary for Western
  Hemisphere Affairs. Both Valenzuela and Shannon were approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
  in late July. Julia Sweig of the Council on Foreign Relations observes, "They're not polarizing figures."
  But for now they're hostages in DeMint's war. At the July 8 nomination hearings, Valenzuela angered DeMint
  by defending the administration's decision to condemn the overthrow as a coup: "In my studies of military
  coups in Latin America, this was a classic military coup," Valenzuela said. DeMint's critics contend that he has
  continually refused compromise offers from both State Department officials and fellow senators to lift his holds,
  including the promise of an extensive floor debate on Honduras before a floor vote on the nominees.
  DeMint's spokesperson, Wesley Denton, says he's acting in good faith out of genuine concern about an
  important crisis. "If these nominees are such a top priority for Democrats, then why hasn't Senator Reid brought
  them to the floor?" he asks. "There is nothing Senator DeMint can do to stop a full debate and roll-call vote on
  them." Technically that's true, but it would be a rare violation of a Senate tradition to do so. DeMint has taken
  up the issue of Honduras, Denton claims, because, "the State Department's actions were directly relevant to two
  nominees seeking the committee's approval."
  Yet before DeMint took up the crusade on Honduras—in what critics say is yet another vehicle to "break"
  Obama—one congressional observer jokes, "He couldn't find Honduras on a map."
  Art Levine, a contributing editor of The Washington Monthly, has written for Mother Jones, The American
  Prospect, The New Republic, The Atlantic, Slate.com, Salon. corn, and numerous other publications. He also
  blogs regularly on labor, health, and other reform issues for In These Times and Huffington Post.
  For inquiries, please contact The Daily Beast at editorial@thedailybeast.com.
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  Joe lieberman wants to talk to you about his recent trip to iraq and afghanistan with mccain.
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  Immigrant Visa Services in Honduras
  FYI

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  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 3:11 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: 08-25-09 Statement by Ian Kelly, Spokesman - Temporary Suspension of Non-
  Immigrant Visa Services in Honduras
  Attachments: 090825 Honduras NIV suspension Statement.doc
  FYI
  From: State Department Press Office [mailto:Press@state.gov]
  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 2:52 PM
  To: PA Journalists Group; PA Releases - EXTERNAL Group
  Subject: 08-25-09 Statement by Ian Kelly, Spokesman - Temporary Suspension of Non-Immigrant Visa Services in
  Honduras
  For Immediate Release and Posting
  This email was sent by mooreic2@state.gov
  U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
  Office of the Spokesman
  For Immediate Release August 25, 2009
  2009/853
  STATEMENT BY IAN KELLY, SPOKESMAN
  Temporary Suspension of Non-Immigrant Visa Services in Honduras
  The OAS Foreign Ministers mission is in Honduras seeking support for the San Jose Accord, which would restore the
  democratic and constitutional order and resolve the political crisis in Honduras. In support of this mission and as a
  consequence of the de facto regime's reluctance to sign the San Jose Accord, the U.S. Department of State is conducting a
  full review of our visa policy in Honduras. As part of that review, we are suspending non-emergency, non-immigrant visa
  services in the consular section of our embassy in Honduras, effective August 26. We firmly believe a negotiated solution
  is the appropriate way forward and the San Jose Accord is the best solution.
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  2009/853
  STATEMENT BY IAN KELLY, SPOKESMAN
  Temporary Suspension of Non-Immigrant Visa Services in Honduras
  The OAS Foreign Ministers mission is in Honduras seeking support for the San Jose Accord,
  which would restore the democratic and constitutional order and resolve the political crisis in
  Honduras. In support of this mission and as a consequence of the de facto regime's reluctance to
  sign the San Jose Accord, the U.S. Department of State is conducting a full review of our visa
  policy in Honduras. As part of that review, we are suspending non-emergency, non-immigrant
  visa services in the consular section of our embassy in Honduras, effective August 26. We
  firmly believe a negotiated solution is the appropriate way forward and the San Jose Accord is
  the best solution.
  ###
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  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 4:04 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Freedom of Expression - UN Human Rights
  Fyi.
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  To: Brimmer, Esther D; Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 14:33:09 2009
  Subject: RE: Freedom of Expression - UN Human Rights
  Jake: I echo Esther's words. This resolution resulted from yeoman work and sterling inter-bureau
  collaboration. This is the best text we can get and it is a necessary step toward moving meaningfully on the
  Defamation issue
  From: Brimmer, Esther D
  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 12:40 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Cc: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Subject: Freedom of Expression - UN Human Rights
  Jake,
  I wanted to update you on two aspects of our work leading up to the September session at the UN Human
  Rights Council where the U.S. will be a full member for the first time: 1) freedom of expression (addressed in
  this email) and 2) human rights strategy at the UN (in a second email on high side).
  First, I'd like to let you know about the successful next step in a strategy we are pursuing at the UN Human
  Rights Council to begin to change the dialogue on Freedom of Expression. We think we have developed a
  well-balanced text that we can move forward to adoption in the UN HRC's September session. This work
  contributes to our long-term effort to improve this UN body. Progress on this issue would help us later as we
  address the even more difficult issue of the "defamation of religions" about which the Secretary expressed
  interest in a Monday senior staff meeting.
  An 10-DRL-L-NEA group has been working together to implement the strategy that involves reaching
  agreement with the Egyptians on a text that we will roll out late next week with countries in the OIC
  (Organization of the Islamic Conference) and the WEOG (Western European and Other Group, our regional
  group at the UN).
  Experts in L, DRL, 10, and NEA agree that the text protects all USG red lines and offers us a workable
  compromise that can secure genuine cross-regional consensus when presented in the Human Rights Council in
  September, hopefully avoiding a divisive vote on this issue. US and Egyptian teams also agreed to the
  possibility of further cooperation in the UNGA to come to a soft landing on defamation of religions if Cairo and
  Washington first succeed in passing the FoE resolution by OIC/WEOG consensus.
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  Esther
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  Did u get memo on arab donor support? Do u approve?
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  Subject: Thai
  Thai 00000000000000
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  Oops my email acting up.
  Eap is asking you to call Thai foreign minister kasit regarding the case of the russian arms dealer viktor bout. Are you ok
  doing this call in the next day or so?
  Below is call sheet and I also faxed to the house.
  Purpose of Call: To underscore the importance we place on a the Royal Thai Government's successful appeal of the
  court decision rejecting the extradition of Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout to the United States and the importance of
  his continued detention pending the outcome of the appeal.
  Background: On August 11, 2009, a Thai judge denied a U.S. extradition request of accused arms smuggler Viktor Bout
  (pron: BOOT) to face trial in New York for conspiracy to kill U.S. nationals and officers; acquire and use anti-aircraft
  missiles; and provide material support to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). The Thai Attorney
  General's Office will appeal the ruling. FM Kasit has been a strong ally on Burma and released a forward-leaning
  Chairman's statement on behalf of ASEAN following ASSK's conviction.

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  B5
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  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 5:21 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Thai
  Oops my email acting up.
  Eap is asking you to call Thai foreign minister kasit regarding the case of the russian arms dealer viktor bout. Are you ok
  doing this call in the next day or so?
  Below is call sheet and I also faxed to the house.
  Purpose of Call: To underscore the importance we place on a the Royal Thai Government's successful appeal of the
  court decision rejecting the extradition of Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout to the United States and the importance of
  his continued detention pending the outcome of the appeal.
  Background: On August 11, 2009, a Thai judge denied a U.S. extradition request of accused arms smuggler Viktor Bout
  (pron: BOOT) to face trial in New York for conspiracy to kill U.S. nationals and officers; acquire and use anti-aircraft
  missiles; and provide material support to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). The Thai Attorney
  General's Office will appeal the ruling. FM Kasit has been a strong ally on Burma and released a forward-leaning
  Chairman's statement on behalf of ASEAN following ASSK's conviction.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 16:50:17 2009
  Subject: Thai
  Thai 00000000000000
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  To: H
  Subject: FW: Death of Amcit in Liberia
  fyi
  From: Smith, Daniel B
  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 4:51 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Subject: Death of Amcit in Liberia
  Cheryl,
  I asked for more details of the death of the Amcit. Apparently, he had not drowned in the bathtub as originally
  reported. I can give you the graphic details, but suffice it to say he had apparently killed himself with a knife. Dan
  221
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  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 10:23 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: Pascoe, B. Lynn
  Fyi
  From: Kennedy, Patrick F
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 21:53:20 2009
  Subject: Pascoe, B. Lynn
  Cheryl
  Lynn Pascoe is a retired career FS0 who is currently the Under Secretary General (USYG) of the United Nations for
  Political Affairs
  All the USGY's are appointed by the Secretary General.
  The US usually has one of the USYG's positions, though at the moment we have two, Pascoe and Greg Starr who is the
  USYG for Safety and Security
  USGY's serve term appointments usually five years but also at the pleasure of the Secretary General.
  Regards
  pat
  Ty)
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  Subject: Fw:
  Fyi
  From: Kennedy, Patrick F
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Aua 25 21:50:17 2009
  Subject:
  Cheryl
  Cannot locate subject in either State Department personnel database or in e-mail directory
  USUN also has no record/memory of subject.
  Regards
  pat
  771
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Wednesday, August 26, 2009 5:30 AM
  H
  Fw: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764529 Date: 07/31/2015
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  Subject:
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Wednesday, August 26, 2009 5:30 AM
  H
  Fw: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern
  From: Smith, Daniel B
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Hume
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 19:40:45 2009
  Subject: Fw: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern
  Fyi
  From: Macris, Gregory P
  To: SES_DutyDeputies; D(L); D(S); P
  Cc: SES-O_SWO-Only
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 19:14:35 2009
  Subject: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern
  Embassy Tegucigalpa notes that USG air support for the mission was greatly appreciated by the ministers and " made us
  look really good." Charge's detailed readout on members' meetings is attached.
  Gregory Macris, Senior Watch Officer
  From: Henshaw, Simon
  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 4:55 PM
  Beihl called me from the plane just before departure. De facto negotiating team will return to DC Wednesday for
  several days talks. While ministers were discouraged by de factor regime intransigence, Beihl said that Zelaya had also
  lost some support. He said that all the ministers were shocked by Zelaya's behavior in a telephone conference call just
  before their press conference this afternoon. Zelaya spoke of people dying by hundreds, being thrown in jail and
  tortured. Zelaya appeared to be very out-of-touch, Beihl said. He added that "even" the Argentine FM was questioning
  whether Z's return was the correct course. Beihl said that while a democratic solution was needed, perhaps Zelaya was
  not the right option. I again expressed our position that the problem was not who replaced Zelaya, but that he was
  removed unconstitutionally.
  News conference was straightforward. Only one minister spoke (I don't know them by face), said that the solution was
  return to democratic order and the regime not prepared to accept Si. I haven't got hold of transcript yet, will do so
  asap.
  Beihl again expressed thanks for our move on visas (as well as our logistical support), saying that all the ministers
  thought it a good move.
  nom
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DocNumber: C05764530
MetadataSubject: WHEELS-UP FOR OAS MISSION IN HONDURAS AT 1858 EASTERN
MetadataTo: H
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern
ExtractedTo: H
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: SES-O_SWO-Only
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 6:19 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05764530
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ExtractedBodyText: Will call as I drive in about 20 min
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764530 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 6:19 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern
  Will call as I drive in about 20 min
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wed Aug 26 06:11:29 2009
  Subject: Re: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern
  Can you talk? I'll be home until 10:30 when I start driving to the Hamptons.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Aug 26 05:29:31 2009
  Subject: Fw: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern
  From: Smith, Daniel B
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 19:40:45 2009
  Subject: Fw: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern
  Fyi
  From: Macris, Gregory P
  To: SES_DutyDeputies; D(L); D(S); P
  Cc: SES-O_SWO-Only
  Sent: Tue Aug 25 19:14:35 2009
  Subject: Wheels-Up for OAS Mission in Honduras at 1858 Eastern
  Embassy Tegucigalpa notes that USG air support for the mission was greatly appreciated by the ministers and " made us
  look really good." Charge's detailed readout on members' meetings is attached.
  Gregory Macris, Senior Watch Officer
  11c
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764530 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764530 Date: 07/31/2015
  From: Henshaw, Simon
  Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 4:55 PM
  Beihl called me from the plane just before departure. De facto negotiating team will return to DC Wednesday for
  several days talks. While ministers were discouraged by de factor regime intransigence, Beihl said that Zelaya had also
  lost some support. He said that all the ministers were shocked by Zelaya's behavior in a telephone conference call just
  before their press conference this afternoon. Zelaya spoke of people dying by hundreds, being thrown in jail and
  tortured. Zelaya appeared to be very out-of-touch, Beihl said. He added that "even" the Argentine FM was questioning
  whether Z's return was the correct course. Beihl said that while a democratic solution was needed, perhaps Zelaya was
  not the right option. I again expressed our position that the problem was not who replaced Zelaya, but that he was
  removed unconstitutionally.
  News conference was straightforward. Only one minister spoke (I don't know them by face), said that the solution was
  return to democratic order and the regime not prepared to accept Si. I haven't got hold of transcript yet, will do so
  asap.
  Beihl again expressed thanks for our move on visas (as well as our logistical support), saying that all the ministers
  thought it a good move.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764530 Date: 07/31/2015



DocNumber: C05764531
MetadataSubject: ISRAEL PM: PROGRESS MADE WITH U.S. ON SETTLEMENTS (AP)
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
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ExtractedSubject: FW: Israel PM: progress made with U.S. on settlements (AP)
ExtractedTo: H
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: SES-O_Shift-I; SES-O_Shift-II
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 7:28 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764531 Date: 07/31/2015
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 7:28 AM
  To: H
  Subject: FW: Israel PM: progress made with U.S. on settlements (AP)
  From: O'Neill, Douglas S
  Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 6:42 AM
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-NEA
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-I; SES-O_Shift-II
  Subject: Israel PM: progress made with U.S. on settlements (AP)
  LONDON (AP) Israel and the U.S. are making headway in defusing an unusually public disagreement over West Bank
  settlements, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said as he met a top American envoy in London on
  Wednesday. Netanyahu has said ahead of his meeting with U.S. Mideast envoy George Mitchell that he wants an
  agreement that allows Israel to proceed with some settlement construction while at the same time restarting peace
  talks with the Palestinians. In the past week, both Israel and the U.S. have been signaling that an agreement could be
  within reach. Speaking alongside Mitchell before the meeting, Netanyahu said he hoped peace negotiations would
  resume "shortly." "We are making headway. My government has taken steps in both words and deeds to move
  forward," he said. But in the days preceding Wednesday's meeting, the key encounter of the Israeli leader's four-day
  London trip, he also made clear he sees the spotlight on settlements as unfair and insisted the Mideast conflict is rooted
  in a deep Arab enmity toward Israel that predates them.
  177
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DocNumber: C05764534
MetadataSubject: URGENT LETTER FOR THE SECRETARY'S CLEARANCE
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
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ExtractedSubject: FW: Urgent Letter for the Secretary's Clearance
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 7:51 AM
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  HRC —
  They are looking for your sign off on this as early this am — the final will have any edits recommended by Jim.
  Take a look (my only thought is it sounds defensive which I know is our posture but many of these points could be stated
  affirmatively — the content is fine).
  cdm

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764534 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B5
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 7:51 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: FW: Urgent Letter for the Secretary's Clearance
  Attachments: (U) UNASUR Letter.doc
  HRC —
  They are looking for your sign off on this as early this am — the final will have any edits recommended by Jim.
  Take a look (my only thought is it sounds defensive which I know is our posture but many of these points could be stated
  affirmatively — the content is fine).
  cdm
  From: Syed, Zia S
  Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 7:46 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: S_SpecialAssistants; Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: Urgent Letter for the Secretary's Clearance
  Cheryl,
  As discussed, please see the attached draft cable for the Secretary's approval. The draft letter text is pasted
  below. WHA would like the Secretary to send a letter to all the UNASUR (Union of South American Nations)
  foreign ministers regarding support for the U.S.-Colombia Defense Cooperation Agreement (DCA). UNASUR is
  having its summit meeting on August 28 and WHA would like the letter sent as soon as possible so that it can
  be read and processed before the summit. Please note that Steinberg himself has NOT signed off on this
  letter (his staff has), but we are expecting to hear from him this morning. Please tell me if you think this
  should be held till he weighs in.
  BEGIN DRAFT TEXT:
  Dear Mr./Madam Minister:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No7Fs-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764534 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05764534 Date: 07/31/2015
  END TEXT.
  q•31
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