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  1.4(D)
  I would love
  I've made it to Luxor for Mrs. Mubatak's conference on trafficking. She has gathered all the key stakeholders for this. If
  you have a minute, you might I'm now on my way with the Minister on Families to a renunciation of FGM
  ceremony by a conservative village. Mrs M has been responsible for so much social progress. 40 clerics have been
  arrested for registering child marriages in so-called temporary marriages of children to old Gulf men who pay off their
  poor parents.
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  I would love
  I've made it to Luxor for Mrs. Mubatak's conference on trafficking. She has gathered all the key stakeholders for this. If
  you have a minute, you might I'm now on my way with the Minister on Families to a renunciation of FGM
  ceremony by a conservative village. Mrs M has been responsible for so much social progress. 40 clerics have been
  arrested for registering child marriages in so-called temporary marriages of children to old Gulf men who pay off their
  poor parents.
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  To: Verveer, Melanne S
  Sent: Thu Dec 09 05:53:19 2010
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  The allegation against Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus of 'diverting foreign aid from Grameen Bank to another
  company' should be investigated, the prime minister has said.
  "Bangladesh has set many examples. Deceiving people by siphoning off their money is another such example. This is
  nothing but sucking out money from the people after giving them loans," she said replying to questions from journalists
  on Sunday.
  "There has been no improvement in the lifestyle of the poor so far. They were just used as pawns to get more aids,"
  Hasina added.
  She was speaking at a press conference at her office on Sunday following her three-nation tour of Russia, Belgium and
  Japan.
  "The people of Bangladesh have been made guinea pigs. I have never supported that. And now I protest," Hasina told
  journalists.
  Naimul Islam Khan, editor of Amader Shomoy, said, "Initially, the government had 60 percent share of the Grameen
  Bank which now has shrunk to 25 percent. It seems Mr Yunus wanted to empty the government exchequer, if he could.
  The government, however, didn't let that happen."
  He also asked whether the government would investigate the allegation raised against Yunus and his Grameen Bank.
  Responding to the query, the prime minister said, "Grameen Bank had been grabbed in such a manner as if it's a
  personal property. This should also be investigated. The poor people are becoming paupers. They have been tricked by
  sweet talks. Finally, things are getting out."
  Hasina compared Khaleda Zia's 'affection' for her cantonment house with Yunus"affection' for his Grameen Bank and
  said, "Grameen Bank is a public property. But it's being privatised out of 'love'. Yunus Sahib has fallen in love with
  Grameen Bank.
  "One can't but get caught if play with the money of the poor," she added.
  Norway's national TV NRK aired a documentary on November 30 titled "Fanget i Mikrogjeld" or "Caught in Micro debt",
  based on which bdnews24.com ran a report on December 1.
  According to the documentary, Yunus transferred the money to Grameen Kalyan, which was in no way involved with
  microcredit operations.
  Responding to the allegations, Grameen Bank claimed there was no wrongdoing in the agreement between the bank
  and Grameen Kalyan under which it received Tk 3,917 million from the bank.
  "Decisions were taken by the Grameen Bank Board, with due deliberation, good faith, and with good intentions to
  benefit the poor," the Grameen Bank rejoinder said.
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  http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2010/dec/23/bitter-new-washington/
  The New York Review of Books
  In the Bitter New Washington
  December 23, 2010
  •
  ;izaibeth O w
  Of course Obama should have gotten out of Washington more and listened to people, not just talked at them; and, as
  Walter Mondale said recently, he should have gotten rid of "those idiot boards"—the TelePrompters on which the great
  orator has been strangely dependent and which divide him from his audiences. Last year, a friend of mine was invited to a
  Hanukkah party that the Obamas gave for prominent Jews (a group with whom there had been tensions), and after the
  Obamas descended the grand stairway, they stood in the foyer briefly; the President made a few remarks and shook a
  few hands, and back up the stairs they went. No mingling.
  In their first two years, the Obamas have seemed a bit tone-deaf: there were too many vacations while people were
  hurting, especially Michelle's extravagant trip to Spain. (I'm as interested in Michelle's clothes as the next woman but at
  the same time think she and her staff are too focused on her looking smashing, which she does. Her wardrobe seems
  quite extensive for these troubled times.)
  Barack Obama's personality has been much mulled over in the past two years, but it seems inescapable that his high self-
  esteem often slides over the thin line to arrogance, which trickles down (with some exceptions) to much of his staff, some
  of whom are downright rude to all but a chosen few. °barna has seemed uninterested in anyone but his immediate group,
  and three of the four members of his immediate circle--Jarrett, Robert Gibbs, David Axelrod—had had no experience in
  governing. The fourth, Rahm Emanuel, expressed himself with such flippancy, arrogance, and overuse of the F-word that
  he offended not just members of Congress but also would-be allies of the President.
  Vice President Joe Bider), who is liked on Capitol Hill, was virtually shut out of the dealings with people in Congress in the
  first two years—"I can handle them," Obama told Biden—but Biden is now expected to be given a larger role as part of the
  White House's new determination to "reach out." (A few months ago highly placed members of the staff also swore they
  would "reach out," but that seemed to last for just a few days.) One of the oddest aspects of Obama's persona is that
  someone who seems so confident has insisted thus far in having people around him with whom he is said to be
  "comfortable."
  For example, Torn Donilon, his recently appointed national security adviser (a promotion from his role as deputy), is by all
  accounts a capable man but is no one's idea of a serious strategic thinker. The explanation I was given for Donilon's
  being given his new position was that "the President is comfortable with him." Just as Obama is described as pleased with
  himself, he has been treated with hero worship by much of his staff. After all, he had taken on the formidable Clintons,
  and, against the expectation of almost all the pundits and the experts, he had beaten them. Why should he listen to those
  who had doubted him? A common complaint about the Obama White House in the first two years has been that there
  were no "grown-ups" around, people who knew more about governing and who would tell Obama that he was wrong.
  When people tried to suggest someone who should be brought in, that person was rejected as "not one of ours." Joe
  Biden is said to argue with Obama on issues, such as Afghanistan, but not to get into the management of the White
  House....
  Those who supported Obama in 2008 expected him to be able to move public opinion, to get people to follow him. The
  fact that the Obama White House has been so poor at "messaging" baffles even his strongest supporters. In fact, he had
  no overall message. As Winston Churchill put it, there was no theme to his pudding. When I asked a White House aide
  about this, he pointed to what had been billed as a "major speech on the economy," at Georgetown University in April
  2009. But the speech was utterly forgettable—and forgotten. One ally attributes this problem to the inexperience of both
  Obama and his top staff. An ally says, "You can't leave a message if you don't have a strategy and you don't know where
  you're going." Another says, "They had something that worked in the campaign but didn't work in the White House."
  Thus, Obama didn't see the need to explain what he was doing. His 2010 campaign themes seemed to wander all over
  the place: Stanley Greenberg, a pollster and former aide to Bill Clinton, said that Obama's oft-used theme, that we
  shouldn't go back to the Bush days, actually tested negatively, because people didn't believe that the country was making
  economic, progress.
  So Obama's biggest failure was not to be the leader that so many expected him to be. The jubilation that surrounded his
  swearing-in may have gone to his head, while the celebrants overlooked that there were plenty of people out there who
  were not overjoyed at the advent of a black president, or even a Democrat. Obama was, apparently in his own estimation,
  so smart and so adored that he seems to have felt no need to explain—and explain again—to the country what he was
  doing and to take the country along with him. This failure to put his programs across came up a few times in the 2010
  campaign....
  More than once, people in town hall meetings told him that they were behind him but were having great trouble trying to
  defend or explain his agenda. In a backyard gathering on October 21 he made the most awkward reply of those I heard:
  "Our attitude was that we just had to get the policies right and we didn't always think about making sure we got the
  advertising properly about what was going on." Advertising. (When I mentioned this to a Democratic senator who was
  generally supportive of Obama, this ordinarily polite man responded, "Bullocks! What policies?")
  The risk-averse Obama had left it to Congress to write the big bills such as on the economic stimulus and health care
  (with strong participation by White House aides). But he kept up this line of defense all the way through to his pathetic
  press conference on the day after the election. In these comments, Obama gave away the devastating fact that he didn't
  really understand the role of the president as leader. A friend of the Obama administration said to me, "Their definition of
  governing is passing bills." Someone else relatively close to the White House explained that since Obama had been so
  criticized for being "arrogant" and "aloof," he had to eat large portions of humble pie. ("And I take responsibility for that,"
  Obama said again and again.)

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  Subject: excerpts
  http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2010/dec/23/bitter-new-washington/
  The New York Review of Books
  In the Bitter New Washington
  December 23, 2010
  •
  ;izaibeth O w
  Of course Obama should have gotten out of Washington more and listened to people, not just talked at them; and, as
  Walter Mondale said recently, he should have gotten rid of "those idiot boards"—the TelePrompters on which the great
  orator has been strangely dependent and which divide him from his audiences. Last year, a friend of mine was invited to a
  Hanukkah party that the Obamas gave for prominent Jews (a group with whom there had been tensions), and after the
  Obamas descended the grand stairway, they stood in the foyer briefly; the President made a few remarks and shook a
  few hands, and back up the stairs they went. No mingling.
  In their first two years, the Obamas have seemed a bit tone-deaf: there were too many vacations while people were
  hurting, especially Michelle's extravagant trip to Spain. (I'm as interested in Michelle's clothes as the next woman but at
  the same time think she and her staff are too focused on her looking smashing, which she does. Her wardrobe seems
  quite extensive for these troubled times.)
  Barack Obama's personality has been much mulled over in the past two years, but it seems inescapable that his high self-
  esteem often slides over the thin line to arrogance, which trickles down (with some exceptions) to much of his staff, some
  of whom are downright rude to all but a chosen few. °barna has seemed uninterested in anyone but his immediate group,
  and three of the four members of his immediate circle--Jarrett, Robert Gibbs, David Axelrod—had had no experience in
  governing. The fourth, Rahm Emanuel, expressed himself with such flippancy, arrogance, and overuse of the F-word that
  he offended not just members of Congress but also would-be allies of the President.
  Vice President Joe Bider), who is liked on Capitol Hill, was virtually shut out of the dealings with people in Congress in the
  first two years—"I can handle them," Obama told Biden—but Biden is now expected to be given a larger role as part of the
  White House's new determination to "reach out." (A few months ago highly placed members of the staff also swore they
  would "reach out," but that seemed to last for just a few days.) One of the oddest aspects of Obama's persona is that
  someone who seems so confident has insisted thus far in having people around him with whom he is said to be
  "comfortable."
  For example, Torn Donilon, his recently appointed national security adviser (a promotion from his role as deputy), is by all
  accounts a capable man but is no one's idea of a serious strategic thinker. The explanation I was given for Donilon's
  being given his new position was that "the President is comfortable with him." Just as Obama is described as pleased with
  himself, he has been treated with hero worship by much of his staff. After all, he had taken on the formidable Clintons,
  and, against the expectation of almost all the pundits and the experts, he had beaten them. Why should he listen to those
  who had doubted him? A common complaint about the Obama White House in the first two years has been that there
  were no "grown-ups" around, people who knew more about governing and who would tell Obama that he was wrong.
  When people tried to suggest someone who should be brought in, that person was rejected as "not one of ours." Joe
  Biden is said to argue with Obama on issues, such as Afghanistan, but not to get into the management of the White
  House....
  Those who supported Obama in 2008 expected him to be able to move public opinion, to get people to follow him. The
  fact that the Obama White House has been so poor at "messaging" baffles even his strongest supporters. In fact, he had
  no overall message. As Winston Churchill put it, there was no theme to his pudding. When I asked a White House aide
  about this, he pointed to what had been billed as a "major speech on the economy," at Georgetown University in April
  2009. But the speech was utterly forgettable—and forgotten. One ally attributes this problem to the inexperience of both
  Obama and his top staff. An ally says, "You can't leave a message if you don't have a strategy and you don't know where
  you're going." Another says, "They had something that worked in the campaign but didn't work in the White House."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05777937 Date: 08/31/2015

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  Thus, Obama didn't see the need to explain what he was doing. His 2010 campaign themes seemed to wander all over
  the place: Stanley Greenberg, a pollster and former aide to Bill Clinton, said that Obama's oft-used theme, that we
  shouldn't go back to the Bush days, actually tested negatively, because people didn't believe that the country was making
  economic, progress.
  So Obama's biggest failure was not to be the leader that so many expected him to be. The jubilation that surrounded his
  swearing-in may have gone to his head, while the celebrants overlooked that there were plenty of people out there who
  were not overjoyed at the advent of a black president, or even a Democrat. Obama was, apparently in his own estimation,
  so smart and so adored that he seems to have felt no need to explain—and explain again—to the country what he was
  doing and to take the country along with him. This failure to put his programs across came up a few times in the 2010
  campaign....
  More than once, people in town hall meetings told him that they were behind him but were having great trouble trying to
  defend or explain his agenda. In a backyard gathering on October 21 he made the most awkward reply of those I heard:
  "Our attitude was that we just had to get the policies right and we didn't always think about making sure we got the
  advertising properly about what was going on." Advertising. (When I mentioned this to a Democratic senator who was
  generally supportive of Obama, this ordinarily polite man responded, "Bullocks! What policies?")
  The risk-averse Obama had left it to Congress to write the big bills such as on the economic stimulus and health care
  (with strong participation by White House aides). But he kept up this line of defense all the way through to his pathetic
  press conference on the day after the election. In these comments, Obama gave away the devastating fact that he didn't
  really understand the role of the president as leader. A friend of the Obama administration said to me, "Their definition of
  governing is passing bills." Someone else relatively close to the White House explained that since Obama had been so
  criticized for being "arrogant" and "aloof," he had to eat large portions of humble pie. ("And I take responsibility for that,"
  Obama said again and again.)
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  McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Thursday, December 9, 2010 8:11 PM
  RE: LA Times/Laura King - Afghan TV police drama delivers message with zest
  In Singapore now heading back this afternoon. Bali Forum interesting although some of the speeches (Iran) were
  predictably tedious. No wiki mentions anywhere. Remind me to tell you about the Timor slamming of MCC.
  The joys of foreign travel.
  See you Monday.
  jm

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  McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Thursday, December 9, 2010 8:11 PM
  RE: LA Times/Laura King - Afghan TV police drama delivers message with zest
  In Singapore now heading back this afternoon. Bali Forum interesting although some of the speeches (Iran) were
  predictably tedious. No wiki mentions anywhere. Remind me to tell you about the Timor slamming of MCC.
  The joys of foreign travel.
  See you Monday.
  jm
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2010 5:41 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: Re: LA Times/Laura King - Afghan TV police drama delivers message with zest
  Can't wait to see you and catch upand hear about Bali! Thx for all you're doing and everywhere you're carrying the
  message.
  Original Message
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Dec 08 14:00:19 2010
  Subject: Fw: LA Times/Laura King - Afghan TV police drama delivers message with zest
  Interesting approach towards influencing nonular attiturips
  I'm speaking at the Democracy conference in Bali today and then heading home tomorrow. Had a great trip to
  Indonesia. Was also in Malaysia and met with Paul Jones on the educational initiative.
  See you next week.
  Jm
  From: Sreebny, Daniel
  To: McHale, Judith A; DiMartino, Kitty; Cormack, Maureen E; Schwartz, Larry R/PPR; Whitaker, Elizabeth A; Cedar,
  Andrew N
  Cc: Sreebny, Daniel; Hensman, Chris D; Namba, Nicholas; Kenna, Corley; Guimond, Gabrielle; Moore, James R
  Sent: Wed Dec 08 09:30:55 2010
  Subject: LA Times/Laura King - Afghan TV police drama delivers message with zest
  latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-afghan-cop-show-20101208,0,6019051.story
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  Afghan TV police drama delivers message with zest
  Partially funded by the U.S. and aided by Australian TV veterans, the series 'Eagle Four' follows an elite Afghan police
  squad. It has a political agenda but gets points for being entertaining.
  By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
  6:20 PM PST, December 7, 2010
  Reporting from Kabul, Afghanistan
  Advertisement
  A suicide bomber is loose in the city, and the clock is ticking. But an elite squad of Afghan cops is on the case, working
  street sources and mining databases, equally at ease with witty one-liners and fully loaded assault rifles, looking cool
  and soulful all the while.
  In real life, the Afghan police are better known for illiteracy, drug abuse and shaking down citizens than for daring
  exploits worthy of the big screen — or the small one. But on the popular new TV series "Eagle Four," the squad's
  resourcefulness, heroism and teamwork never fail to carry the day.
  The show, which has slick production values and a noir-ish soundtrack, is midway through its initial run of 13 episodes,
  and has already garnered a large, loyal following on Tolo TV, the country's most-watched station.
  With the show shot entirely in Kabul, the Afghan capital, open-air takes were sometimes ruined by eager onlookers —
  from ragged street urchins to cellphone-toting businessmen — trying to get close to the cast and crew.
  But overly enthusiastic fans were a happy diversion from challenges such as placating an angry mullah who tried to raise
  a mob to halt the production or dealing with Taliban death threats against several cast members.
  "We didn't know at first what the response was going to be," said Faramjan Abrahim, who plays the cocky, hotheaded
  rookie Baktash. "But then actual policemen started to come up and call me 'brother' and congratulate me for doing a
  good job solving the case."
  Most viewers are probably unaware that the series is financed at least in part by the public diplomacy arm of the U.S.
  Embassy, which acknowledged its monetary support while declining to disclose a dollar amount. A team of Australian TV
  veterans was brought in to mentor the Afghans working on the show.
  Boosting public respect for the Afghan security forces and drawing higher-quality recruits are crucial to U.S. hopes that
  the police and army will be ready to assume responsibility for the country's security in three years — a goal some
  consider way too optimistic.
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  "We see this as an opportunity not only to help support the Afghan media sector, but hopefully also encourage a
  dialogue among Afghans about the role of police in society, and their growing capabilities," said embassy spokeswoman
  Caitlin Hayden. Another U.S.-funded effort is planned for next year: a reality show that will seek to impart a frisson of
  glamour to joining the Afghan army.
  If it's entertainment with a political agenda, "Eagle Four" gets points for being, well, entertaining. It's got all the requisite
  cop-show elements: rapid-fire action; a gritty, cinema verite feel; and engrossing interplay among the four squad
  members and their hard-edged but beloved leader, Chief Amin (who is tormented by a dark secret; more on that later).
  The show's Afghan and Australian creators said "Eagle Four" was inspired by the hit U.S. drama "24." The mood and
  pacing are similar, but the resemblance doesn't extend to American Jack Bauer's propensity for torturing suspects until
  they crack.
  Baktash occasionally gets carried away and roughs someone up, but he is reprimanded by his older, more-seasoned
  partner, Kamran, who shows him that finesse works better than brute force.
  "My character is basically a good guy, but he's sort of undisciplined, and he has a lot to learn," Abrahim said. A recurring
  theme is that when Baktash disregards Kamran's counsel, he usually gets injured within the next few scenes. "He
  disobeys, he gets hurt," Abrahim said, laughing.
  The show's producers take plenty of dramatic license, including the presence of two women on the four-member team,
  a mingling of the sexes unlikely to be found in any police squad room in this tradition-bound, male-dominated Islamic
  society. The show's makers see gender equality as an ideal worth reinforcing, even if there's little real-life evidence of it
  in Afghanistan.
  Finding actresses to play the female leads was extremely difficult. Men outnumbered women more than 10 to 1 at
  auditions. One actress dropped out of the production because of family pressure; writers had to kill off her character. At
  one point, executive producer Trudi-Ann Tierney, one of the Australians brought in to bolster Afghan-owned production
  company Kaboora, stepped in and donned a burka to play a suspect's silent wife and a woman's bloodied corpse.
  The female characters mainly stay in the office, mirroring the reality that Afghan women are relatively little seen in
  public. But one of them, Ludmilla, is a computer whiz who relentlessly chases suspects through cyberspace. The script
  calls for periodic crisp pronouncements from her such as "I've got a fix on the location" or "Looks like the bomber is a
  decoy."
  Somewhat daringly, there's even a love story, albeit a chaste one, between Ludmilla, who manages to make her black
  head scarf and loose-fitting clothing look Hollywood sultry, and the impetuous Baktash. The two of them bicker their
  way through much of the season, in classic romantic-comedy tradition.
  She eventually softens toward him after he shows sensitivity and understanding about her feelings of guilt over having
  inadvertently contributed to someone's death. In the final episode of the season — spoiler alert! — they make plans for
  him to meet her father.
  "The whole time, they don't even lock eyes," Tierney said. "But everyone can see they have feelings for each other."
  Even if the show's popularity doesn't translate into heightened respect for the Afghan police, the principals believe it
  does justice to many aspects of Afghan life. One plot line has the seemingly incorruptible Chief Amin submitting to
  blackmail and deliberately compromising a case after his son is kidnapped.
  "It's all part of our social reality: drug-smuggling, suicide bombs, insurgents, graft, abductions," director Ghafar Azad
  said. "That's all in the show. So in a lot of ways, it's telling the truth."
  laura.king@latimes.com
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  Copyright © 2010, Los Angeles Times <http://www.latimes.com/>
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  I forgot to tell you- I fixed in your blackberry today. You had an outdated address for her.
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DocNumber: C05777956
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  Sent: Thursday, December 9, 2010 9:49 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Palin to visit Haiti for humanitarian effort
  From: Casteel, Ezra A
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-III; SES-O_OS
  Sent: Thu Dec 09 20:24:08 2010
  Subject: (AP) Palin to visit Haiti for humanitarian effort
  JUNEAU (AP) - Sarah Palin plans to visit Haiti this weekend to aid in humanitarian efforts in the Caribbean country. A
  Palin staffer confirmed the former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential nominee would travel to Haiti with the
  Rev. Franklin Graham as part of the outreach of his Samaritan's Purse relief organization. Palin staffer Rebecca Mansour
  says Palin is expected to stop at a cholera clinic. She says Palin's husband, Todd, will join her and she believes daughter
  Bristol will, as well.
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  Fyi, 21st century engagement. Still a work in progress but off to a good start. Enjoy!
  Jm

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  Sreebny, Daniel; DiMartino, Kitty; Schwartz, Larry R/PPR; Cormack, Maureen E; Brown, Jessica A; Cedar, Andrew N;

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  Sent: Thursday, December 9, 2010 10:14 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Jakarta Globe - State-of-the-Art Statesmanship for US, Indonesia
  Fyi, 21st century engagement. Still a work in progress but off to a good start. Enjoy!
  Jm
  From: Kenna, Corley
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Thu Dec 09 09:26:19 2010
  Subject: Fw: Jakarta Globe - State-of-the-Art Statesmanship for US, Indonesia
  From: Sreebny, Daniel
  To: Guimond, Gabrielle; Kenna, Corley
  Cc: Sreebny, Daniel; DiMartino, Kitty; Schwartz, Larry R/PPR; Cormack, Maureen E; Brown, Jessica A; Cedar, Andrew N;
  Jacobs, Morris E; Lee, Michelle A; Ludington, Rob; Matin, Seema W; Noor Ali, Sehreen I; Rabens, Andrew C; Schinnerer,
  Karen P; Schwartz, Larry Ft/PPR; Shakir, Deena S; Starr, Katherine L; Ussak, Amanda E; Whitaker, Elizabeth A; Witters,
  Joseph B
  Sent: Thu Dec 09 09:23:48 2010
  Subject: Jakarta Globe - State-of-the-Art Statesmanship for US, Indonesia
  JakartaGlobe
  Great Stories Global News.
  http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/lifeandtimes/state-of-the-art-statesmanship-for-us-indonesia/410813
  State-of-the-Art Statesmanship for US, Indonesia
  Lisa Siregar I December 09, 2010
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  @America center gives visitors a window into modern America and its accomplishments. Tech firms such as Google and Cisco have
  donated the latest in communications technology. (JG Photos/Lisa Siregar)
  During his November visit, US President Barack Obama said the United States and Indonesia "are forging an even
  stronger relationship and deepening partnerships." A new, high-tech cultural center is the latest example of the growing
  partnership between the countries.
  Last week, the US Embassy officially opened @America, its first cultural center in Jakarta. The center is located on the
  third floor of the Pacific Place Mall in Central Jakarta.
  The ribbon-cutting ceremony on Dec. 2 was attended by Alfitra Salam, the Indonesian deputy minister for youth
  empowerment, and the US under secretary for public diplomacy, Judith McHale.
  Equipped with what has been called Jakarta's fastest Wi-Fi, all the high-tech features in @America are available to use for
  free.
  McHale said she hoped the facility would make it easier for Indonesians and Americans to communicate.
  Adrian Arie, head of the center, said they were working with large American technology companies like Google, Microsoft
  and Cisco.
  For example, Microsoft contributed several of its newly released Kinect motion gaming devices for the opening celebration
  on Wednesday night.
  And Cisco's TelePresence technology has been incorporated into the center to facilitate video conferencing.
  Entering the state-of the-art facility, valued at some $2 million, is quite an experience.
  From the outside, visitors can see three big screens displaying videos related to the cultural center's bi-monthly theme.
  On opening night the screens were displaying images from the Sant Ocean Hall of the Smithsonian National Museum of
  Natural History to go with the center's first theme, Ocean and Marine Environments.
  The changing themes will be the unifying concept behind all of the activities the center puts on during those two months.
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  After passing through a security scan, lockers made of transparent glass are provided for guests to store their bags. You
  are only allowed to bring handheld items into the center.
  Once inside, you will see screens wherever you go.
  Turn right, and you will immediately see Google's Liquid Galaxy.
  Equipped with seven wide-screen Ns, Liquid Galaxy is used to display Google Earth. You can view and manipulate
  maps of the earth, the moon and Mars in spectacular high-definition.
  There is a touch-screen keyboard that lets you pick popular locations and a joystick to zoom in and rotate the images.
  A few cities, such as New York, are already available in 3-D, which means you can virtually walk along Fifth Avenue in
  Manhattan and look around in every direction.
  There are other features at the center that are definitely worth checking out.
  There are touch-screen computers in the corner where visitors can play games or get quizzed on their knowledge of
  America.
  A digital photo booth is available next to the information center and there is a small auditorium that can fit about 200
  people.
  During presentations or panel discussions, real-time video of the event will be displayed around the venue and on the
  center's Web site, atamerica.or.id.
  For gadget lovers, there are also 16 iPads available for use inside the center.
  And for those who have never had the chance to use an iPad before, the staff will happily provide a quick tutorial.
  Even though it has only been open for about a week, @America has already hosted two presentations.
  Last weekend it had a presentation on the discoveries of the Okeanos Explorer, a marine research vessel, and a two-day
  event, held in conjunction with EducationUSA, to provide students with information about studying in the United States.
  The center has also invited a group of prominent bloggers for a discussion about social media. Adrian said the center was
  planning movie screenings and music shows in upcoming weeks.
  He welcomed program ideas, which can be submitted through the center's Web site.
  @America is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day, and will be open throughout the holiday season.
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  Sigh
  Fyi

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  To:
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  Sigh
  Fyi
  From: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 06:27:36 2010
  Subject: Re: Sujay
  Senator DeMint is insisting that he and Sujay sit down to personally review her post-hearing QFR answers. This is highly
  unusual. We offered Sujay up right away, but DeMint's staff insisted that the Senator was only available to meet on
  December 16 (the Senate target adjournment date is December 17). This effectively scuttles any chance Sujay has of
  getting confirmed this Congress.
  Unfortunately, we don't have much recourse. Sujay's nomination will remain on Tuesday's business meeting agenda, but
  given his request, DeMint will exercise his prerogative and ask that she be held over. With no other business meetings
  scheduled this year, she'll remain stuck in Committee.
  There's another factor at play here too. We learned yesterday afternoon that Sujay has taken it upon herself to reach out
  to different Senator's offices. I don't know what exactly she's been saying, but the leg officer (a State Department fellow)
  handling Sujay's nomination got an email from Hatch's office. He has been supportive of her and we have a good working
  relationship with them. I don't know what Sujay said, but the message back from Hatch's person is that "while we do
  support her, this really makes us question her common sense and judgment." We obviously told her to stop her outreach
  campaign.
  Finally, Hatch's office also informed us that Brownback is rumored to be considering a hold on Sujay's nomination if
  DeMint for any reason relents.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  Cc: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 04:20:48 2010
  Subject: Fw: Sujay
  What is the state of play?
  From: Posner, Michael H
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thu Dec 09 23:00:42 2010
  Subject: Sujay
  Cheryl
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  I assume that someone is keeping you up to date on Sujay's confirmation process. Here Is the latest. I am
  worried that the Rs simply will run out the clock so that we need start from scratch in early
  next year.
  Not sure if there is anything I can do, but if there is please let me know-
  mp
  From: Magarian, Sharyn
  Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2010 4:04 PM
  To: Fitzpatrick, Kathleen M; Alvarado, Victoria A; Johnstone, Karl A (DRL)
  Cc: Posner, Michael H
  Subject: DeMint-Sujay mtg scheduled for next Thursday
  Scheduled for next Thursday at 1:45pm. It is a staff-only meeting.
  FYI — We've also heard that Brownback might cause trouble too.
  Sharyn
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  will move saeb
  Bibi confirmed 12:30. Does that give u enough time?

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  From: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 7:06 AM
  To: H; 'abedinh@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Saeb mtg/Bibi call
  will move saeb
  Bibi confirmed 12:30. Does that give u enough time?
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: Huma Abedin; labedinh@state.govi <abedinh@state.gov>
  Cc: H
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 04:05:48 2010
  Subject: Saeb mtg/Bibi call
  I'd like to start Saeb mtg early--at 10:30.
  I'm worried that since Bibi call is on schedule for sometime btw 12:15 and 1:00 it could come right when I'm supposed to
  see Livni at 1. That would be a problem.
  Can you find out 1)if Bibi could do at 12:15 and, if not, tell them I won't have enough time if it can't be until 1 so 2)could
  we do late tonight--at midnight my time or early Sat at 6am or noon?
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  Snowe Supports Senate Ratification of New
  START Treaty
  December 10, 2010
  WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Olympia). Snowe (R-Maine) released the following statement in support of Senate
  ratification of the New START Treaty:
  "The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, known as New START, was signed by the United States and Russia on April
  8th and transmitted for the advice and consent of the Senate on May 13th of this year. Since then, the U.S. Senate has
  held 18 hearings and as a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, I have worked with my colleagues to
  scrutinize this agreement and ensure any classified matters are properly vetted. Much has changed since the original
  START was first negotiated in 1991, and as a result I have supported efforts to make certain that questions regarding our
  ability to verify Russian compliance with the Treaty's limits, to develop and deploy effective missile defenses, and to
  modernize our nuclear weapons complex, have been satisfactorily resolved.
  "I am confident that New START will provide predictability in our relationship with Russia and thus enhance global
  stability, and most importantly, our national security. Therefore, if the Majority moves to consider New START under a
  framework that allows for sufficient debate and amendments, I intend to support the Resolution of Advice and Consent."

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  Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 9:33 AM
  To: H; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Snowe to back START
  Snowe Supports Senate Ratification of New
  START Treaty
  December 10, 2010
  WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Olympia). Snowe (R-Maine) released the following statement in support of Senate
  ratification of the New START Treaty:
  "The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, known as New START, was signed by the United States and Russia on April
  8th and transmitted for the advice and consent of the Senate on May 13th of this year. Since then, the U.S. Senate has
  held 18 hearings and as a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, I have worked with my colleagues to
  scrutinize this agreement and ensure any classified matters are properly vetted. Much has changed since the original
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  ability to verify Russian compliance with the Treaty's limits, to develop and deploy effective missile defenses, and to
  modernize our nuclear weapons complex, have been satisfactorily resolved.
  "I am confident that New START will provide predictability in our relationship with Russia and thus enhance global
  stability, and most importantly, our national security. Therefore, if the Majority moves to consider New START under a
  framework that allows for sufficient debate and amendments, I intend to support the Resolution of Advice and Consent."
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  Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 9:00 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Human Rights Day
  Original Message
  From: Posner, Michael H
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Otero, Maria
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 08:59:12 2010
  Subject: RE: Human Rights Day
  Thanks! -- Secretary Clinton was terrific yesterday -- both in presenting the Eleanor Roosevelt awards and at the town
  hall -- please convey our appreciation. People in DRL were really energized by the whole day
  mp
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 7:10 AM
  To: Otero, Maria; Posner, Michael H
  Cc: Richardson, Eric N; Waxman, Sharon L
  Subject: Re: Human Rights Day
  Here here!
  ----- Original Message
  From: Otero, Maria
  To: Posner, Michael H
  Cc: Richardson, Eric N; Waxman, Sharon L; Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 15:33:18 2010
  Subject: Human Rights Day
  Mike and all DRL staff:
  Just a word to acknowledge you and express appreciation for all your dedicated work to improve the practice of human
  rights around the world. Your contribution is very important, and I recognize each of you on this Human Rights Day.
  Best,
  U/S Maria Otero
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  LEAHY CALLS FOR FREEZE OF FUNDS TO HAITI'S CENTRAL GOVERNMENT AND OF TRAVEL VISAS FOR THE GOVERNMENT'S LEADERS

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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Saturday, December 11,2010 12:08 PM
  Fw: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas
  For The Government's Leaders
  Traffic b/I explains

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  B6
  From:
  Sent:
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  Subject:
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Saturday, December 11,2010 12:08 PM
  Fw: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas
  For The Government's Leaders
  Traffic b/I explains
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 08:53:54 2010
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Got it thanks
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 08:53 AM
  To: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations)
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 08:35:18 2010
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Ok, he's pretty pissed about Crowley's response so it would be good if she can call at some point.
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 06:58 AM
  To: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations)
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778231 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778231 Date: 08/31/2015
  Leaders
  Sorry -
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 16:55:07 2010
  Subject: RE: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  If she can, his number in
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MilisCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 4:51 PM
  To: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations)
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  What was PJ's reaction?
  Will check - am traveling so not on top of her sked
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 16:16:09 2010
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Any chance the Secretary could call Leahy to thank him this evening? The State Dept spokesman's reaction to Leahy's
  statement didn't help.
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 04:10 PM
  To: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations)
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Thank you
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 12:57:58 2010
  Subject: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Leahy Calls For Freeze
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778231 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778231 Date: 08/31/2015
  Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government
  And Of Travel Visas For The Government's Leaders
  Who Are 'Trying To Subvert The Will Of The People'
  [(FRIDAY, Dec. 10) -- US. Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) Friday said he has urged the Obama Administration
  to withhold funding to the central government of Haiti, and to suspend visas for travel to the United States by
  senior Haitian Government officials and their immediate family members, until necessary steps are taken to
  ensure a fair and democratic outcome to the elections held on November 28, 2010. Leahy chairs the Senate
  Appropriations Committee 's Subcommittee on The State Department and Foreign Operations, which handles
  the Senate 's work in funding foreign assistance, including aid to Haiti, and the State Department's
  budget. Leahy also chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, which handles immigration policy issues. Leahy
  released the following statement.]
  "As if Haiti did not have enough problems, now, once again, those in power there are trying to
  subvert the will of the people. The United States must come down squarely in support of the
  Haitian people's right to choose their leaders freely and fairly. By suspending direct aid to the
  central government and visas for top officials and their immediate family members, the United
  States would be sending that message. This process needs to bring about a legitimate
  government respected by the Haitian people and recognized by the international community."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778231 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's Leaders
  I am currently out of the office and unavailable before 6:00pm EST today, December 10. If you need immediate
  assistance, please contact Nora Toiv, toivnf@state.gov, or Joanne Laszczych, laszczychj@state.gov, at 202-647-5548.
  If this is an emergency, please call the Operations Center and have them reach out to me.
  thank you.
  cdm

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  I am currently out of the office and unavailable before 6:00pm EST today, December 10. If you need immediate
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  If this is an emergency, please call the Operations Center and have them reach out to me.
  thank you.
  cdm
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  STATEMENT BY PHILIP J. CROWLEY
  ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS
  Update on Ambassador Richard Holbrooke
  Ambassador Richard Holbrooke was admitted to George Washington University Hospital yesterday. This morning,
  doctors completed surgery to repair a tear in his aorta. He is in critical condition and has been joined by his family.
  # # #

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  STATEMENT BY PHILIP J. CROWLEY
  ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS
  Update on Ambassador Richard Holbrooke
  Ambassador Richard Holbrooke was admitted to George Washington University Hospital yesterday. This morning,
  doctors completed surgery to repair a tear in his aorta. He is in critical condition and has been joined by his family.
  # # #
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778240 Date: 08/31/2015



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  STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
  The Cancun Agreements
  Over the last year, the United States has worked with our international partners to build on the progress achieved at the
  climate change conference in Copenhagen. We have pressed for substantive steps that would advance the vision of the
  Copenhagen Accord. This month we joined the nations of the world in Cancun for a new round of talks aimed at
  mobilizing common action to meet the shared global challenge of climate change.
  Today I am pleased to announce that we secured the Cancun Agreements, a set of balanced international decisions
  under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) which represent meaningful progress in
  our global response to climate change.
  These agreements advance each of the core elements of the Copenhagen Accord: They anchor the Accord's mitigation
  pledges; build on a system of transparency with substantial detail and content of International Consultations and
  Analysis which will provide confidence that a country's pledges are being carried out; launch a new Green Climate Fund;
  create a framework to reduce deforestation in developing countries; establish a technology mechanism; and Setup a
  framework and committee to will promote international cooperation and action on adaptation.
  The Cancun Agreements represent a balanced and significant step forward. In the days and months ahead, the United
  States will work with our friends and partners to keep the world focused on this urgent challenge and to continue
  building on this progress.
  ###

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  Subject Cancun statement for your sign off
  STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
  The Cancun Agreements
  Over the last year, the United States has worked with our international partners to build on the progress achieved at the
  climate change conference in Copenhagen. We have pressed for substantive steps that would advance the vision of the
  Copenhagen Accord. This month we joined the nations of the world in Cancun for a new round of talks aimed at
  mobilizing common action to meet the shared global challenge of climate change.
  Today I am pleased to announce that we secured the Cancun Agreements, a set of balanced international decisions
  under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) which represent meaningful progress in
  our global response to climate change.
  These agreements advance each of the core elements of the Copenhagen Accord: They anchor the Accord's mitigation
  pledges; build on a system of transparency with substantial detail and content of International Consultations and
  Analysis which will provide confidence that a country's pledges are being carried out; launch a new Green Climate Fund;
  create a framework to reduce deforestation in developing countries; establish a technology mechanism; and Setup a
  framework and committee to will promote international cooperation and action on adaptation.
  The Cancun Agreements represent a balanced and significant step forward. In the days and months ahead, the United
  States will work with our friends and partners to keep the world focused on this urgent challenge and to continue
  building on this progress.
  ###
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778243 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05778246
MetadataSubject: (AP) SARAH PALIN ARRIVES IN HAITI WITH MERCY MISSION
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  Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 1:20 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Sarah Palin arrives in Haiti with mercy mission
  From: Deyo, Justin A
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-0_0S; Tomlinson, Christina
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 13:18:20 2010
  Subject: (AP) Sarah Palin arrives in Haiti with mercy mission
  PORT-AU-PRINCE (AP) - Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has arrived in Haiti. Palin arrived with the Rev. Franklin Graham
  as part of a humanitarian mission by his Samaritan's Purse relief organization. Group spokeswoman Roseann Denny says
  details about Palin's itinerary are not being released for security reasons. The potential U.S. presidential candidate is
  expected to visit the Haitian capital and stop by cholera-treatment centers and other projects of Graham's charity group.
  Justin Deyo
  U.S. Department of State
  Operations Center (S/ES-0)
  202-647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778246 Date: 08/31/2015



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  See NI
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Saturday, December 11,2010 1:36 PM
  Fw: S is calling Leahy today - thx for all the help; advise if a diff no for him today

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  See NI
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Saturday, December 11,2010 1:36 PM
  Fw: S is calling Leahy today - thx for all the help; advise if a diff no for him today
  Original Message
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 12:49:29 2010
  Subject: Re: S is calling Leahy today - thx for all the help; advise if a diff no for him today
  They spoke and it was good. He's on board. Thanks.
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 12:06 PM
  To: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations)
  Subject: S is calling Leahy today - thx for all the help; advise if a diff no for him today
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778255 Date: 08/31/2015



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  For The Government's Leaders
  Interesting

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 11,2010 1:38 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas
  For The Government's Leaders
  Interesting
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 12:19:38 2010
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  I just spoke to him and he was fine—not sure he even knew about problem.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 12:08:20 2010
  Subject: Fw: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Traffic b/I explains
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 08:53:54 2010
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Got it thanks
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 08:53 AM
  To: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations)
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778257 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778257 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 08:35:18 2010
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Ok, he's pretty pissed about Crowley's response so it would be good if she can call at some point.
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 06:58 AM
  To: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations)
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Sorry -
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 16:55:07 2010
  Subject: RE: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  If she can, his number in
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 4:51 PM
  To: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations)
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
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  What was Prs reaction?
  Will check - am traveling so not on top of her sked
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 16:16:09 2010
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Any chance the Secretary could call Leahy to thank him this evening? The State Dept spokesman's reaction to Leahy's
  statement didn't help.
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 04:10 PM
  To: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations)
  Subject: Re: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Thank you
  From: Rieser, Tim (Appropriations) <Tim_Rieser@appro.senate.gov>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Dec 10 12:57:58 2010
  Subject: LEAHY Calls For Freeze Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government And Of Travel Visas For The Government's
  Leaders
  Leahy Calls For Freeze
  Of Funds To Haiti's Central Government
  And Of Travel Visas For The Government's Leaders
  Who Are 'Trying To Subvert The Will Of The People'
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778257 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778257 Date: 08/31/2015
  [(FRIDAY, Dec. 10) -- U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) Friday said he has urged the Obama Administration to withhold
  funding to the central government of Haiti, and to suspend visas for travel to the United States by senior Haitian
  Government officials and their immediate family members, until necessary steps are taken to ensure a fair and
  democratic outcome to the elections held on November 28, 2010. Leahy chairs the Senate Appropriations Committee's
  Subcommittee on The State Department and Foreign Operations, which handles the Senate's work in funding foreign
  assistance, including aid to Haiti, and the State Department's budget. Leahy also chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee,
  which handles immigration policy issues. Leahy released the following statement]
  "As if Haiti did not have enough problems, now, once again, those in power there are trying to subvert the will of the
  people. The United States must come down squarely in support of the Haitian people's right to choose their leaders
  freely and fairly. By suspending direct aid to the central government and visas for top officials and their immediate
  family members, the United States would be sending that message. This process needs to bring about a legitimate
  government respected by the Haitian people and recognized by the international community."
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  One START update: new START remains in the mix for next week, but when it will be fit into the schedule is not firmly
  decided. On Monday at 3.00 pm, the Senate will vote on cloture on the tax bill. They expect to obtain cloture. If the
  opponents require the use of all 30 hours, post-cloture, they will finish the tax bill on Tuesday evening. It is possible
  that new START will then be the next order of business. But that hasn't been decided yet. They could turn to the
  omnibus or back to don't ask don't tell as a stand alone measure. but we are still in the mix, and will have to keep
  pushing with Reid, Durbin, Schumer etc.

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  One START update: new START remains in the mix for next week, but when it will be fit into the schedule is not firmly
  decided. On Monday at 3.00 pm, the Senate will vote on cloture on the tax bill. They expect to obtain cloture. If the
  opponents require the use of all 30 hours, post-cloture, they will finish the tax bill on Tuesday evening. It is possible
  that new START will then be the next order of business. But that hasn't been decided yet. They could turn to the
  omnibus or back to don't ask don't tell as a stand alone measure. but we are still in the mix, and will have to keep
  pushing with Reid, Durbin, Schumer etc.
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  On the first, we have shared with them all of our intel on likely
  Republican votes. I think they know we are now well north of 67 votes. On the second, we have confirmed with the
  parliamentarian that we can move from the treaty to the appropriations bill by consent or with a simple majority vote.
  So if we begin start on tuesday night there is a way to get both measures done by the weekend. We will keep working it
  with Reid staff and floor staff over the weekend. If you have any reason to speak with Durbin (he's on sunday shows) or
  schumer, I'm sure that would help too.

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  Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 2:45 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re:
  On the first, we have shared with them all of our intel on likely
  Republican votes. I think they know we are now well north of 67 votes. On the second, we have confirmed with the
  parliamentarian that we can move from the treaty to the appropriations bill by consent or with a simple majority vote.
  So if we begin start on tuesday night there is a way to get both measures done by the weekend. We will keep working it
  with Reid staff and floor staff over the weekend. If you have any reason to speak with Durbin (he's on sunday shows) or
  schumer, I'm sure that would help too.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 14:24:372010
  Subject: Re:
  What's the best way to make sure it comes up next?
  Original Message
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 11 13:50:47 2010
  Subject:
  One START update: new START remains in the mix for next week, but when it will be fit into the schedule is not firmly
  decided. On Monday at 3.00 pm, the Senate will vote on cloture on the tax bill. They expect to obtain cloture. If the
  opponents require the use of all 30 hours, post-cloture, they will finish the tax bill on Tuesday evening. It is possible
  that new START will then be the next order of business. But that hasn't been decided yet. They could turn to the
  omnibus or back to don't ask don't tell as a stand alone measure. but we are still in the mix, and will have to keep
  pushing with Reid, Durbin, Schumer etc.
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  Jim is seeking your guidance on whether
  Just wanted to confirm.

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  Jim is seeking your guidance on whether
  Just wanted to confirm.
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  Here's a draft of your introductory letter for the QDDR. Jake and Anne-Marie have weighed in.
  One question that's been raised is whether
  Thanks,
  Josh

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  Sent: Sunday, December 12, 2010 12:08 PM
  To:
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Subject: Draft of your QDDR letter
  Attachments: QDDR - S cover letter v2.docx
  Here's a draft of your introductory letter for the QDDR. Jake and Anne-Marie have weighed in.
  One question that's been raised is whether
  Thanks,
  Josh
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778282 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Daniel 679-5606
  How can we do better?
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  Daniel 679-5606
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  12/12/2009 12 pm
  Daniel 679-5606
  Hillary Rodham Clinton
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DocNumber: C05778304
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  Sent: Sunday, December 12, 2010 10:38 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (CNN) Fayyad: Peace talks may need stronger U.S. mediation role
  From: Withers, Anne M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-NEA
  Cc: SES-0_0S; SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Sun Dec 12 21:22:29 2010
  Subject: (CNN) Fayyad: Peace talks may need stronger U.S. mediation role
  Washington (CNN) -- The United States may have to expand its role from Middle East peace talks facilitator to become a
  broker on specific core issues, Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad said on December 12. Appearing on the ABC
  program "This Week," Fayyad indicated that progress toward a peace settlement could occur in the short-term despite
  Israel's refusal to halt construction of new settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. However, Israel must
  provide specifics about its position on core issues such as what a Palestinian state would entail, the status of Jerusalem
  and the return of refugees, Fayyad said, adding that the lack of a new settlement freeze erodes trust in the process.
  Asked if the United States would need to offer so-called "bridging" proposals on specific issues to try to stimulate
  negotiations, Fayyad said that "may be necessary." "It may be unavoidable, actually, for the United States, acting as a
  broker at some point, to come in with bridging proposals so we make this happen," he said. The interview, which
  included Israeli opposition leader and former Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, took place two days after U.S. Secretary of
  State Hillary Clinton outlined a direction for the peace process after giving up on trying to persuade Israel to again freeze
  settlement construction as a condition for the direct talks to resume.
  http://edition.cnn.com/2010/US/12/12/mideast.talks/
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DocNumber: C05778319
MetadataSubject: MEXICAN FM ESPINOSA
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  Sent: Sunday, December 12, 2010 11:29 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Mexican FM Espinosa
  Original Message
  From: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Dec 12 23:23:55 2010
  Subject: Mexican FM Espinosa
  Patricia Espinosa -- who was the President of the just-completed 16th Conference of the Parties (COP) on climate change
  in Cancun -- mentioned to me a couple days ago that she'd be seeing HRC in NY tomorrow.
  Assuming that's accurate, just wanted to make sure you know that HRC should
  So HRC should
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  I'm so devastated
  Mrs Mubarak has done a magnificent job with the conference. She asked me to go to a couple of the schools she has
  renovated in the poorest neighborhoods of Luxor as part of her schools' program. They are state of the art and become
  magnets for redevelopment. She sends her best. You have been mentioned with great affection repeatedly here by so
  many. I also went to a huge community renunciation of FGM in a rural area -- some 2000 villagers with men speaking
  eloquently about why this practice would be no more. This is another great effort they are making here to end FGM
  through community education. So amidst bad news, there is also the good. We also managed to dodge the latest
  wikileaks story here. Heading back tomw.

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  I'm so devastated
  Mrs Mubarak has done a magnificent job with the conference. She asked me to go to a couple of the schools she has
  renovated in the poorest neighborhoods of Luxor as part of her schools' program. They are state of the art and become
  magnets for redevelopment. She sends her best. You have been mentioned with great affection repeatedly here by so
  many. I also went to a huge community renunciation of FGM in a rural area -- some 2000 villagers with men speaking
  eloquently about why this practice would be no more. This is another great effort they are making here to end FGM
  through community education. So amidst bad news, there is also the good. We also managed to dodge the latest
  wikileaks story here. Heading back tomw.
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  Two notes on reporters who'll be in our small package today:
  1) Laura Brown, Australian citizen who writes for Harpars Bazaar - she's embarking on a piece on you
  2) Indira Lakshaman of Bloomberg is back to work after

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  Two notes on reporters who'll be in our small package today:
  1) Laura Brown, Australian citizen who writes for Harpars Bazaar - she's embarking on a piece on you
  2) Indira Lakshaman of Bloomberg is back to work after
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DocNumber: C05778350
MetadataSubject: WIKI/RANNEBERGER
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  Goldberg, Philip S; Crowley, Philip 3; Driano, Susan 3; Pasi, Geeta; Wharton, David B; Yamamoto, Donald Y; Paradiso,

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  To:
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  Fyi Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class:
  CONFIDENTIAL — Reason: 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 12/12/2035
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Burns, William 3; Kennedy, Patrick F; Mull, Stephen D
  Cc: Goldberg, Philip S; Crowley, Philip 3; Driano, Susan 3; Pasi, Geeta; Wharton, David B; Yamamoto, Donald Y; Paradiso,
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  Subject: RE: Wiki/Ranneberger
  I am following this closely. And we will have some press guidance for RI this
  morning. Regards, Johnnie
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 6:11 AM
  To: Burns, William 3; Kennedy, Patrick F; Mull, Stephen D; Carson, Johnnie
  Cc: Goldberg, Philip S; Crowley, Philip 3
  Subject: Wiki/Ranneberger
  KENYA
  President Kibaki and Prime Minister Odinga warned Ambassador Ranneberger they would not tolerate his activities in the
  country. The statements come after reports Ranneberger has been funding youth groups to influence Kenya's political
  direction and described in leaked cables the Kenyan leadership as steeped in corruption.
  (Daily Nation)
  From: OpsAlert
  Sent: Mon Dec 13 05:00:05 2010
  Subject: Morning Press Highlights 12/13/I (U)
  EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT
  Operations Center
  S/ES-0 Morning Press Highlights
  Monday, December 13, 2010
  0500 EST
  B1
  1.4(D)
  Cheryl: I spoke to Ranneberger several times yesterday and I have a call in tc) Primp Minicter ()dim:in tn talk ahnlit thic
  and other issues.
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  WESTERN HEMISPHERE
  COSTA RICA/NICARAGUA
  Nicaraguan President Ortega said he is willing to meet with Costa Rican President Chinchilla to discuss the
  border dispute in the presence of "friendly" nations, but without the presence of Organization of American
  States officials. Ortega suggested Cuba, Venezuela, and Mexico, and said the dialogue must be free of
  conditions. (Inside Costa Rica)
  HAITI/NEPAL
  Nepal's army denied Nepalese soldiers introduced cholera into Haiti. Army spokesperson Chettri said three
  independent studies demonstrated no Nepalese soldier carried the disease into Haiti, disputing a report by a
  French physician. (Latin American Herald Tribune)
  EUROPE
  UNITED KINGDOM/SWEDEN
  British police searched a property near London in connection with the bombing in Stockholm. Scotland Yard
  said there were no arrests and no hazardous materials were found at the property, but the search is expected to
  resume later. (BBC)
  UNITED KINGDOM
  The government is considering whether to ban controversial American preacher Terry Jones from entering the
  United Kingdom. Jones was invited to speak at a rally in February organized by the English Defense
  League. Interior Minister Theresa May said she is actively looking into the case. (Al Jazeera)
  AFRICA
  KENYA
  President Kibaki and Prime Minister Odinga warned Ambassador Ranneberger they would not tolerate his
  activities in the country. The statements come after reports Ranneberger has been funding youth groups to
  influence Kenya's political direction and described in leaked cables the Kenyan leadership as steeped in
  corruption. (Daily Nation)
  SUDAN
  Minni Minnawi declared dead the Darfur Peace Agreement he signed in 2006 with the Sudanese government,
  and disclosed talks with Abdel Wahid Al-Nur about the reunification of the Sudan Liberation
  Movement. (Sudan Tribune)
  SOUTH AND CENTRAL ASIA
  BANGLADESH
  Grameen Bank chief Muhammad Yunus said he will not file any cases against the media over reports he
  diverted foreign aid even though he had been hurt by such reports. (bdnews24)
  PAKISTAN
  The Sui Northern Gas Pipelines suspended supply to industry in Punjab to meet domestic heating
  demands. (Dawn)
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  MIDDLE EAST
  IRAN
  Asia's first aid convoy for Gaza arrived in Tehran. The Asian People's Solidarity for Palestine consists of 150
  members from Japan, India, Malaysia, Thailand, and Bangladesh. The convoy will stop next in Turkey. (/ran
  Daily)
  UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
  Economists said the Government of Dubai will be able to meet its obligations on $18 billion of debt next
  year. (Gulf News)
  EAST ASIA AND PACIFIC
  THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA
  A ROK fishing vessel sank off Antarctica, leaving at least five crew members dead and 17 missing. A nearby
  ROK vessel rescued 20 crew members. The ROK asked New Zealand for help in rescue operations. (Korea
  Herald)
  PHILIPPINES
  The government is considering a general amnesty for all political prisoners as proposed by former Speaker
  Venecia. President Aquino dropped charges on a group of health workers arrested in February on suspicion of
  being communist rebels. The Communist Party of the Philippines said about 400 political prisoners are still
  being held. (Inquirer)
  Drafted: EACasteel Approved: PMValdez
  *** Morning Press Highlights alerts senior Department officials to breaking news items and is a synopsis of
  select media stories from around the world. It solely reflects the gist of the stories as presented in their original
  publications and does not contain analysis or commentary by Department sources. ***
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  Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 8:14 AM
  To:
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  Attachments: Talking Points for Secretary Call to Lambah.docx
  Can we discuss?
  Original Message
  From: Vali Nasr
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Mon Dec 13 06:35:14 2010
  Subject: S-Lam bah call
  HiJake
  Attached are a few talking points for S call to Lambah. I talked to about his conversation with S and his
  thoughts as well. I believe the recommendation was that the call would happen today to be most effective.
  Best
  Vali Nasr
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  Fyi
  From: Lucas, Laura D
  To: Sullivan, Jacob .1
  Cc: S_SpecialAssIstants
  Sent: Mon Dec 13 08:48:02 2010
  Subject: Iran Daily Special Report: FM Mottaki Removed
  FYI
  _
  From: Eyre, Alan E
  Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 8:45 AM
  Cc: SES-0 Shift-I; SES-O_Shift-II
  Subject: fDB Special Report: FM Mottaki Removed
  Semi-official Mehr News Service is reporting that President Ahmadinejad has removed
  Manucher Mottaki as Foreign Minister, and appointed All Akbar Salehi as the acting Foreign
  Minister (Details to follow).
  Alan Eyre
  Director - Iran Reporting Office
  Consulate General of the U.S.
  Dubai, UAE
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN NEGOTIATIONS MUST BE GROUNDED IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS - DEFINE BORDERS AND ADDRESS SECURITY ISSUE FIRST.

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  Israeli-Palestinian negotiations must be grounded in international law
  and human rights — define borders and address security issues first.
  13 December 2010
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
  For nearly two decades, there have been peace processes in the Middle East but no peace.
  In our recent visits to four countries across the region and the occupied Palestinian territory,
  we heard a consistent message: people want peace, but are skeptical about the process and
  have little faith in the international community to deliver.
  There is now an opportunity to reassess the entire approach to the negotiations. The flawed
  U.S. effort to secure from Israel another partial freeze on settlement-building, in exchange for
  generous inducements, as a way of resuming direct talks between Israeli and Palestinian
  leaders has failed.
  We now urge a renewed effort, firmly based on international law and respect for human
  rights, aimed at defining boundaries between Israel and a new Palestinian state and ad-
  dressing security issues, without neglecting the other issues at the core of the conflict. With-
  out such focus, we may see the possibility of a two-state solution slipping even further away.
  Our primary purpose is to help bring peace and security to Israel and its neighbors.
  We therefore call on governments and citizens around the world to insist that future
  negotiations are based on the following:
  1. Universal human rights and respect for international humanitarian law must apply
  equally to all.
  2. The occupation must end, and the aim of negotiations should be to define the
  boundaries of a future Palestinian state based on 1967 borders, including its capital
  in East Jerusalem. Such an accord could entail, if agreed, a one-to-one land swap to
  allow for minor adjustments. Initial negotiations should also aim at security arrange-
  ments in which both Israelis and Palestinians have confidence.
  3. The remaining final status issues can be addressed more effectively once there is an
  agreement on borders and security.
  4. Israeli settlements are illegal and all settlement activity must halt throughout the oc-
  cupied Palestinian territory including in East Jerusalem.
  5. Israel must lift its illegal and inhumane blockade of Gaza and stop the demolition and
  seizure of Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
  6. Palestinian authorities in the West Bank and Gaza must end all human rights viola-
  tions against political critics and rivals.
  7. Israel's right to exist must not be denied. Incitement and calls for the destruction of
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778368 Date: 08/31/2015



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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 4:36 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: And I don't know whether you've seen this yet...
  From: Hyde, Dana
  Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Smith, Jeannemarie E; Sullivan, Jacob .1
  Subject: FW: And I don't know whether you've seen this yet...
  OMG
  http:fiblogs.cgdev.org/mca-monitor/2010/12/twas-the-night-before-the-qddr.php
  Twas the Night Before the QDDR
  December 13, 2010
  By Connie Veillette in Rethinking U.S. Foreign Assistance Tags: QDDR
  Twas two weeks before Christmas, when all through the town
  Breaths were held expectantly, in the midst of a countdown.
  With their keyboards ready, the bloggers abandoned all care,
  Hoping that Secretary Clinton soon would be there.
  The NGOs were nestled all snug in their beds,
  Knowing the QDDR soon would be read.
  And the Senate and House, with a sharp rap,
  Had just left town for a long winter's nap.
  When out on the Mall there arose such a clatter,
  Aid analysts sprang from their cubicles to see what was the matter.
  Away to their lnboxes they flew like a flash,
  Tore open their emails and emptied the cache.
  The moon on the breast of the soon-to-fall snow
  Gave the lustre of mid-day to the stalled traffic below.
  When, what to their wondering eyes should appear,
  But an armored car, and eight men in full gear.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778377 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778377 Date: 08/31/2015
  With a diplomatic wit, married to Bill,
  They knew in a moment it must be St Hill.
  More rapid than eagles her people, they came,
  And she whistled, and shouted, and called them by name!
  "Now Slaughter! Now, Radelet! Now, Geithner and Shah!
  On, Nides! On, Steinberg! On Yohannes, hurrah!
  To the top of the White House! To the top of the Hill!
  Now dash away! Dash away! Get us good will!"
  And then, in a flash, her people took to the phone
  Spreading the word about what few had known.
  As the developmentistas gathered to find common ground,
  Behind the podium St Hillary came with a bound.
  Her eyes-how they twinkled! Her hair how flaxen!
  Her cheeks were like roses, the cameras were flashin'!
  Her smart red suit was adorned with a bow,
  The perfect "development diplomat" from head to toe.
  She addressed the crowd on integration and elevation,
  And gave USAID some special designation!
  A wink of her eye and a twist of her head,
  Soon let them dream that they had fewer things to dread.
  She spoke many words, and expressed her complete vision,
  While her colleagues set about implementing the QDDR's decision.
  And laying her finger aside of her nose,
  And giving a nod, she departed, nothing else to disclose!
  She sprang to her car, to her team gave a whistle,
  And away they all flew like the down of a thistle.
  But they heard her exclaim, 'ere she drove out of sight,
  "Just trust me on this, it will all be alright!"
  May all your dreams come true, from your friends at the Rethinking U.S. Foreign Assistance initiative — Connie,
  Sarah Jane, and Casey — and with many thanks for the creative talents of Casey Dunning and Julie Walz.
  From: Gavaghan, Ann
  Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:27 PM
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778377 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778377 Date: 08/31/2015
  To: Hyde, Dana
  Subject: And I don't know whether you've seen this yet...
  http://blogs.cgdev.oramca-monitor/2010/12/twas-the-night-before-the-qddr.php
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778377 Date: 08/31/2015



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  He was larger than life in everything he did -- from AfPak, the UN job, the Balkans - even to planning his annual Xmas
  party for you. It will be hard to imagine not having him in our midst.

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  Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 9:15 PM
  To:
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  He was larger than life in everything he did -- from AfPak, the UN job, the Balkans - even to planning his annual Xmas
  party for you. It will be hard to imagine not having him in our midst.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778381 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 9:41 PM
  To: H; Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: FW: Secretary Clinton's Statement regarding Ambassador Holbrooke
  OMG — I just opened this!
  From: Tomlinson, Christina
  Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 9:13 PM
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; SSRAP_StaffAssistants
  Cc: SWO
  Subject: Secretary Clinton's Statement regarding Ambassador Holbrooke
  Please find following the statement released this evening.
  Christina Tomlinson
  Senior Watch Officer
  Department of State Operations Center
  (202) 647-1512
  U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
  Office of the Spokesman
  For Immediate
  Release December 13,
  2010
  2010/1811
  Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke passed away this evening, surrounded by his wife, Kati, his sons David and
  Anthony, his step-children Elizabeth and Chris Jennings, his daughter-in-law Sarah, and the rest of their
  family.
  Secretary Clinton released the following statement on his passing:
  STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
  Passing of Richard Holbrooke
  Tonight America has lost one of its fiercest champions and most dedicated public servants. Richard Holbrooke
  served the country he loved for nearly half a century, representing the United States in far-flung war-zones and
  high-level peace talks, always with distinctive brilliance and unmatched determination. He was one of a kind --
  a true statesman -- and that makes his passing all the more painful.
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  From his early days in Vietnam to his historic role bringing peace to the Balkans to his last mission in
  Afghanistan and Pakistan, Richard helped shape our history, manage our perilous present, and secure our future.
  He was the consummate diplomat, able to stare down dictators and stand up for America's interests and values
  even under the most difficult circumstances. He served at every level of the Foreign Service and beyond,
  helping mentor generations of talented officers and future ambassadors. Few people have ever left a larger mark
  on the State Department or our country. From Southeast Asia to post-Cold War Europe and around the globe,
  people have a better chance of a peaceful future because of Richard's lifetime of service.
  I had the privilege to know Richard for many years and to call him a friend, colleague and confidante. As
  Secretary of State, I have counted on his advice and relied on his leadership. This is a sad day for me, for the
  State Department and for the United States of America.
  True to form, Richard was a fighter to the end. His doctors marveled at his strength and his willpower, but to his
  friends, that was just Richard being Richard. I am grateful for the tireless efforts of all the medical staff, and to
  everyone who sat by his side or wished him well in these final days.
  Tonight my thoughts and prayers are with Richard's beloved wife Kati, his sons David and Anthony, his step-
  children Elizabeth and Chris Jennings, his daughter-in-law Sarah, and all of his countless friends and
  colleagues.
  ###
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  Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
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  H; 'abedinh@state.gov'
  Re: want to stop
  He

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  Subject: want to stop
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778386 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Are still here and so appreciative for all you did tonight and over the last several days.
  You gave many the ability to push through.
  XO
  Cdm

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  Are still here and so appreciative for all you did tonight and over the last several days.
  You gave many the ability to push through.
  XO
  Cdm
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  According to the Reid staff, they will tentatively start the Treaty on Wednesday and stay on it through COB Thursday.
  Then File cloture on the CR. It takes consent to stay on START while we wait for the CR cloture petition to ripen, which
  would be Saturday w/o consent. So at least two days on the Treaty, at a minimum, and possibly more. But, the good
  news, is that it appears that we are starting the Treaty, and will go back to it after the FY11 funding issues are resolved.
  We will re-double our efforts to support the SRAP team
  and do whatever you need in the coming days on
  Af/Pak and beyond.

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  According to the Reid staff, they will tentatively start the Treaty on Wednesday and stay on it through COB Thursday.
  Then File cloture on the CR. It takes consent to stay on START while we wait for the CR cloture petition to ripen, which
  would be Saturday w/o consent. So at least two days on the Treaty, at a minimum, and possibly more. But, the good
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  We will re-double our efforts to support the SRAP team
  and do whatever you need in the coming days on
  Af/Pak and beyond.
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  My flight takes off at 8 so call before if you have a minute.
  CDM

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  My flight takes off at 8 so call before if you have a minute.
  CDM
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 7:26 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Last Night
  Original Message
  From: Nossel, Suzanne F
  To: Abed in, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Tue Dec 14 06:56:07 2010
  Subject: Last Night
  Dear Huma and Jake:
  If there is an appropriate way to do so, I wondered if you might convey to Secretary Clinton how much it meant to me
  personally and to so many of us that she led us last night for cathartic story-telling and laughter. It was such a terrible
  evening, but she managed to ignite warmth at a moment when everything felt frozen still. Her ability to lift us all up
  after a trip to Canada, hosting a huge reception, and on top of her own loss, was itself a rallying cry to soldier on the way
  Holbrooke would have insisted we do. She helped fill the tremendous sense of void with funny memories and an
  appreciation of how deeply he touched so many of us. I felt better by the time I left, and still do.
  Many thanks,
  Suzanne
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  That's right; we mean 09. We'll fix it. Thanks.
  Sent via Blackberry.

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  That's right; we mean 09. We'll fix it. Thanks.
  Sent via Blackberry.
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Daniel, Joshua J
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Tue Dec 14 07:38:38 2010
  Subject: Letter
  I think it is ready to go w one question: when you say in the 4th para, "last July", do you mean 09 or 10? I thought we
  started in 09.
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  Remarks of the Spokesman of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan about the
  Sudden Death of Holbrooke.
  According to credible news agencies of the world, the American president's Special Envoy for
  Afghanistan and Pakistan, Richard Holbrooke, died in George Washington's University hospital
  at the age of 69. He had been suffering from a heart's disease for the past days.
  Appointed on 22nd January 2009, as special envoy for Afghanistan/ Pakistan, Holbrooke was
  keeping an eye on the Afghan issue. Some times ago, he told reporters that he had been passing
  through a difficult phase of his life, exerting crippling and sapping pressure on him.
  He passed out in his exclusive office for Afghanistan and regional affairs on Friday last,
  following his above-mentioned reveals and his life of toils and fatigues ended after admission
  into a hospital where he breathed his last yesterday.
  The American rulers have not made any remarks about the cause of his sudden death in view of
  the sensitivity of the issue but rumors have it that this giant of the American politics and
  diplomacy became ill with a heart disease when his previous fame and credibility came under
  question after the unremitting failures of the mission of Afghanistan and his facing the difficult
  task. The protracted Afghan war and the descending trajectory of the Americans' handling of the
  warfare in the country had had a lethal dent on Holbrook's health as a high-ranking American
  official. He was grappling with a constant psychological stress.
  Emergence of this untoward phenomenon as an off-shoot of the Afghan issue is not now a strange
  thing. The same was the case with the former Soviet Union as the crisis touched its climax.
  Former Soviet leaders Brezhnev, Konstantin Cherninkove and Vladimir
  Andropov had heart attacks in a short time distance before the coming to scene of Michael
  Gorbachove. They relieved themselves of the hard task of the Afghan mission by retreating into
  the lap of death.
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  The recent symptoms are indicating that an outbreak of the same epidemic diseases has
  started in the political and military echelons of America.
  A few months ago, an American four stars general„ general David Peteraeus, fainted
  during a senate hearing when he faced tough questions as regards the issue of
  Afghanistan. The end of Holbrooke, the fate of general Mc Crystal and the defense
  Secretary Robert Gate's warning to step down show that the war of Afghanistan is heavily
  weighing down on the psyche of the American military and political high-ups. Some of them
  lighten their burden by simply going to the other world and others, while being still alive, choose
  to avoid shouldering the mission.
  The sudden death of a high-ranking American diplomat happens in a time that American
  strategists under the chair of Obama have been reviewing the issue of Afghanistan for the past
  few days. They will expectedly announce their decision soon.
  We believe Holbrooke's timely death could have a didactic effect on the American strategists,
  teaching them many things to learn. In view of the American entanglement in the aggravating
  swamp of Afghanistan, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan calls on the American powers-that-be
  to abandon their dream of military domination and colonial sway in Afghanistan. Their
  formulation of new military strategies will never change the imminent defeat into a victory in the
  country. Still if they are bent on continuing with the status quo, they will face many unexpected
  events and imbroglios. Their political and military circles will have to grapple with constant crisis
  and untoward situations. Nothing more than that, they will achieve.
  Qari Yousaf Ahamadi
  Spokesman of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
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  HELMAND, Dec. 14 — Reports from Musa Kala district say that American invaders fled from 7 of their bases
  by helicopters last night.
  Mujahideen say that the invaders bombed their bases, destroying everything inside. The bases were located in
  the districts Shaban area which is on close proximity to Sangin district.
  Reports add that 2 mines exploded on the Americans while they were fleeing as a result 4 were killed. Their
  limbs and uniforms are still scattered around the blast scene.
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  Original Message
  From: Howard Paster <HPaster@wpp.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Dec 14 15:41:07 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Thanks. Had surgery a week ago for infection on brain. Now tethered to 24/7 antibiotic infusion pump. A big bother,
  but don't feel ill. Sorry to miss Thursday dinner. All good wishes.
  Original Message
  From: "Mills, Cheryl D" [MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: 12/14/2010 03:31PM
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  I very much regret I must decline the Secretary's invitation to dinner December 16 because of recent surgery and would
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  Where do things stand at the moment?
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  Sent: Tue Dec 07 13:22:35 2010
  Subject: Fw: Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) published itsstatement
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  From: "Amiaud, Camille"
  Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2010 10:48:52 -0500
  To:
  Subject: Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) published its statement
  Dear all,
  The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD - directorate under the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign
  Affairs) just published a new statement:
  Report on Norwegian assistance to Grameen Bank
  Norad submitted its report today on Norwegian support to
  Grameen Bank in Bangladesh in the 1980s and 1990s.
  Minister of the Environment and International Development Erik
  Solheim requested Norad to prepare the report after the Norwegian
  television series "Brennpunkt" raised the question of where the
  Norwegian aid money had gone.
  Norad's report shows that Grameen Bank transferred a total of NOK
  608.5 million to its sister company Grameen Kalyan in 1996.
  Norway's share of this amount is estimated to be approximately
  NOK 170 million. The Norwegian Embassy in Dhaka reacted
  immediately when it discovered the transfer in 1997. In the
  embassy's view, the transfer was not in accordance with the
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  agreement. The matter was raised with Grameen Bank. Following
  negotiations, it was agreed in May 1998 that NOK 170 million was
  to be transferred back from Grameen Kalyan to Grameen Bank.
  "According to the report, there is no indication that Norwegian
  funds have been used for unintended purposes, or that Grameen
  Bank has engaged in corrupt practices or embezzled funds. The
  matter was concluded when the agreement concerning
  reimbursement of the funds was entered into in May 1998 under
  the government in office at the time," said Mr Solheim.
  The report will be made available in English at mfa.no as soon as
  possible.
  Press contact: Christian Grotnes Halvorsen, mobile tel.: +47 48
  153 748
  Source: Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs official website.
  Please do not hesitate to contact us for any further information,
  Best regards,
  Camille Amiaud
  Burson-MarsteOler
  _6 rue Escudier - 92772 Boulogne-Billancourt
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Friday
ExtractedTo: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
ExtractedFrom: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 10:04 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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  That was what lona had when she went in to talk to u.
  But that's changed now obviously.

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  RELEASE IN
  FULL
  From: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 10:04 PM
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Friday
  That was what lona had when she went in to talk to u.
  But that's changed now obviously.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Dec 14 22:03:09 2010
  Subject: Friday
  I just saw the line schedule which said I was taking the 3pm shuttle, but I thought I was taking the 2?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778419 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05778420
MetadataSubject: #1 SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN OF 2010
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: #1 Social Media campaign of 2010
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
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ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 12:06 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: #1 Social Media campaign of 2010
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Alec Ross
  To: Mills, Cheryl 0; Sullivan, Jacob1
  Sent: Tue Dec 14 22:15:25 2010
  Subject: #1 Social Media campaign of 2010
  That would be ours ... http://adage.com/bookoftens2010/article?article_id=147616
  And let the record reflect, when they say "mobile effort-backed by TV and spread across Twitter and Facebook..." was a
  little something developed and made viral by less than a half dozen people ... all of whom had "State Department" on
  the upper left-hand corner of their checks
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778420 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05778422
MetadataSubject: A NEW DRAFT OF THE TOWN HALL SPEECH
MetadataTo: H
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ExtractedSubject: A new draft of the town hall speech
ExtractedFrom: Schwerin, Daniel B <SchwerinDB@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J; Daniel, Joshua J
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 7:42 AM
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  Madame Secretary, I wanted to flag for you that we have just sent Huma a new draft of your town hall speech that
  reflects considerable changes over night from Anne-Marie and others. We are continuing to polish it but wanted you to
  have a chance to see its new direction.
  Dan

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  From: Schwerin, Daniel B <SchwerinDB@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 7:42 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J; Daniel, Joshua J
  Subject: A new draft of the town hall speech
  Attachments: QDDR TownHall v7.docx
  Madame Secretary, I wanted to flag for you that we have just sent Huma a new draft of your town hall speech that
  reflects considerable changes over night from Anne-Marie and others. We are continuing to polish it but wanted you to
  have a chance to see its new direction.
  Dan
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778422 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05778427
MetadataSubject: A NEW DRAFT OF THE TOWN HALL SPEECH
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ExtractedSubject: RE: A new draft of the town hall speech
ExtractedTo: H; Schwerin, Daniel B
ExtractedFrom: Daniel, Joshua J <DanieW@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 8:18 AM
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  It's at the bottom of page 1:
  ...Ambassador Richard Holbrooke. This is a huge loss for our Department and our country, and we are dedicating this
  first QDDR to his memory. Because every day, I see many of the qualities that made Richard great ...

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  RELEASE
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  From: Daniel, Joshua J <DanieW@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 8:18 AM
  To: H; Schwerin, Daniel B
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: RE: A new draft of the town hall speech
  It's at the bottom of page 1:
  ...Ambassador Richard Holbrooke. This is a huge loss for our Department and our country, and we are dedicating this
  first QDDR to his memory. Because every day, I see many of the qualities that made Richard great ...
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 8:15 AM
  To: Schwerin, Daniel B
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob 1; Daniel, Joshua J
  Subject: Re: A new draft of the town hall speech
  Just got draft. Is there a reason we don't mention the dedication to Holbrooke?
  Original Message
  From: Schwerin, Daniel B <SchwerinDB@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>; Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivanil@state.gov>; Daniel, Joshua J <DanieW@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Dec 15 07:42:11 2010
  Subject: A new draft of the town hall speech
  Madame Secretary, I wanted to flag for you that we have just sent Huma a new draft of your town hall speech that
  reflects considerable changes over night from Anne-Marie and others. We are continuing to polish it but wanted you to
  have a chance to see its new direction.
  Dan
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778427 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05778429
MetadataSubject: SPEECH THIS MORNING
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ExtractedSubject: Speech this morning
ExtractedFrom: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
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  I will be at a USGLC breakfast doing qddr so won't be at morning meeting. You will see speech, which is very hard to
  write given magnitude of report coupled w/ own hall setting. We have aimed it really at press, to try to focus them as
  precisely as possible in what we want their stories to be, so it's important to get those key message out. But I would just
  urge you also to speak from the heart -- you know what this is reallly about better than anyone and if your passion for
  making this happen and commitment to getting it done come through, it will frame the entire exercise. This is your only
  chance to speak to the press about 14 months of work until we relaunch in January. There is too much going on to make
  headlines, but we want there to be positive press saying you are ahead of the curve (and the new Congress) in making
  govt work better. AM

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  RELEASE
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  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 7:43 AM
  To:
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Speech this morning
  I will be at a USGLC breakfast doing qddr so won't be at morning meeting. You will see speech, which is very hard to
  write given magnitude of report coupled w/ own hall setting. We have aimed it really at press, to try to focus them as
  precisely as possible in what we want their stories to be, so it's important to get those key message out. But I would just
  urge you also to speak from the heart -- you know what this is reallly about better than anyone and if your passion for
  making this happen and commitment to getting it done come through, it will frame the entire exercise. This is your only
  chance to speak to the press about 14 months of work until we relaunch in January. There is too much going on to make
  headlines, but we want there to be positive press saying you are ahead of the curve (and the new Congress) in making
  govt work better. AM
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778429 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05778430
MetadataSubject: TAX BILL
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ExtractedSubject: tax bill
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ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 1:22 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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ExtractedBodyText: Passed the Senate 81 to 19. START vote on motion to proceed should be at 2:15.
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  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 1:22 PM
  To: H
  Subject: tax bill
  Passed the Senate 81 to 19. START vote on motion to proceed should be at 2:15.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778430 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05778432
MetadataSubject: MATT LEE'S PIECE WITH WRITE-THROUGH
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ExtractedSubject: FW: Matt Lee's piece with write-through
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  RELEASE
  IN PART B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.goy>
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 1:47 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Matt Lee's piece with write-through
  -^
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 12:43 PM
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Mills, Cheryl D; Reines, Philippe I; Crowley, Philip 3; Hyde, Dana; Kennedy, Patrick F; Verma,
  Richard R; Burke-White, William; Hanrahan, Karen 3; McAuliffe, Marisa S; Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Subject: Matt Lee's piece with write-through
  December 15, 2010
  Clinton Seeks to Revamp Diplomacy, Development
  By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
  Filed at 11:26 a.m. EST
  WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday will unveil plans to restore civilian diplomacy and
  development to its former role as the leading edge of American foreign policy.
  Clinton is scheduled to present the results of a wide-ranging review of the operations of the State Department and U.S. Agency for
  International Development, conducted with the aim of better responding to global threats and emergencies. The proposed changes will
  "give our military the partner it needs and deserves," according to an advance copy of the document obtained by The Associated Press.
  The plan calls for hiring 5,500 new personnel, creating new positions and the consolidating others under a revamped and streamlined
  leadership structure.
  The plan also outlines a strategy to reduce the government's reliance on private contractors, which has rapidly expanded over the past
  decade, particularly in Iraq and Afghanistan.
  "We will work to break down walls between agencies," Clinton wrote in an introduction. "We will eliminate overlap, set priorities, and
  fund only the work that supports those priorities. We will empower our people to make decisions and hold them accountable for the
  results."
  No price tag is associated with the changes, which are being presented as a new Congress prepares to be seated next month. Many
  Republicans, who are now the majority in the House, have called for deep spending cuts in the State Department and foreign operations
  budgets. Moreover, one of Clinton's most powerful allies in efforts to boost civilian operations — Defense Secretary Robert Gates —
  plans to leave his post sometime in the coming year.
  In her introduction, Clinton said the goal is to ensure that the taxpayer dollar is spent wisely. "It's an important exercise even in the best
  economic times. In tough times, it's critical," she wrote.
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  The plan would set up bureaus for international energy affairs and crisis and conflict operations at State, as well as offices for policy
  planning and science and technology at USAID. It would also add a special State Department cyber security coordinator and expand the
  department's counterterrorism office.
  More broadly, the review calls for giving greater authority to ambassadors and other senior diplomats abroad, making them the top
  managers for implementing policy across all U.S. government agencies that have offices in their respective embassies or consulates.
  "It sounds basic, but it's the kind of change that will help us tap the full potential of our civilian power," Clinton wrote.
  The proposals grow out of the findings of a Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review that Clinton ordered when she became
  secretary of state, and reflects the Obama administration's "smart power" approach to foreign policy stressing civilian over military
  operations.
  The review is dedicated to the late Richard Holbrooke, the veteran diplomat who died Monday.
  "He represented the best of our nation's civilian power," it says. "He understood that we cannot project our leadership unless we also
  promote our values."
  The plan proposes expanding the existing undersecretary of state for democracy and global affairs position to include civilian security
  and human rights. The new crisis and conflict operations bureau would report to this official and coordinate civilian responses to
  humanitarian emergencies with USAID.
  At USAID,the proposal calls for tripling the hiring of midlevel workers from 30 to 95 per year to reduce reliance on outside contractors.
  This aims to reverse the 38 percent decline in the agency's work force between 1990 and 2007.
  Caitlin Klevorick
  Office of the Counselor
  Department of State
  KlevorickCB@state.gov
  202.647.6115
  (blackberry)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778432 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05778434
MetadataSubject: SHE IS SIMPLY A ROCK STAR
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  RELEASE IN
  PART B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 1:48 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: she is simply a rock star
  Traffic below from bottom up
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 1:45 PM
  To: Hyde, Dana; Smith, Jeannemarie E; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Subject: RE: she is simply a rock star
  B6
  cdm
  From: Hyde, Dana
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 12:50 PM
  To: Smith, .Jeannemarie E; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: RE: she is simply a rock star
  Jeanne said it all.
  Xx000
  B6
  From: Smith, Jeannemarie E
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 12:46 PM
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Hyde, Dana
  Subject: RE: she is simply a rock star
  And without your drive, patience and resilience we would not have made it to today.
  It was wonderful to see you beaming.
  I think we all had a little joy.
  Jeanne Smith
  Senior Advisor
  Office of Deputy Secretary Lew
  Room 7240
  202-647-0009
  (mobile) B6
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 12:44 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Hyde, Dana; Smith, Jeannemarie E
  Subject: she is simply a rock star
  I do NOT know how she does it, but listening to her speak about the issues that we all care about
  so much, with such passion and depth of knowledge, made it all worthwhile many times over, and I
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778434 Date: 08/31/2015

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  honestly did not think I could ever say that. That is why we do what we do. I looked over and saw
  the three of you standing there — I'm sure I must have looked like a proud parent — and was very
  proud to be part of the team. We did something really important.
  AM
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778434 Date: 08/31/2015



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  fyi
  Forwarded message

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  RELEASE
  IN PART B6
  From: Jake Sullivan •
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 4:25 PM
  To: H; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Fwd: Re BB
  fyi
  Forwarded message
  From: aclb <
  Date: Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 2:17 PM
  Subject: Re BB
  To: "jake.sullivan <jake.sullivan
  Spoke to him. He agreed to the approach of a 2 stage package of CBMs. Secretary said she would follow up
  and back it . He's waiting for her call. If that's positive I will go out and get him signed up.
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  Agree — he did all the writing and integrating in the first instance and stayed up over the last 48 hours to integrate
  everything.

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  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 8:19 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Bill Burke White
  Agree — he did all the writing and integrating in the first instance and stayed up over the last 48 hours to integrate
  everything.
  From: Sullivan, Jacob)
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 7:24 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Bill Burke White
  He should get some kind of love from S for his work on the QDDR. It was pretty incredible what he did toiling behind the
  scenes.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778439 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05778441
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ExtractedSubject: FW: thanks again
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  Nice
  Forgot to tell you about our harrowing circling and attempted landings last night ...

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  Nice
  Forgot to tell you about our harrowing circling and attempted landings last night ...
  From: McGovern
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 6:21 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: thanks again
  HI Cheryl,
  Thank you once again for the lift to Santo Domingo and for your support and friendship.
  After our adventure last night, I had a delayed reaction to my good news. At the risk of sounding corny, I work
  up this morning feeling glad to be alive, thankful for the privilege of working with smart, dedicated and
  passionate people like you, and fortunate to live in a country with clean water, electricity, education, and
  healthcare.
  I hope that you, David and your kids have a happy, safe and healthy holiday season.
  Warmly,
  Gail
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778441 Date: 08/31/2015



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  To:
  Subject: FW: EU Stopped EURO 47 Million
  From: Merten, Kenneth H
  Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 3:59 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Adams, Thomas C; Mcdonald, Kara C; 'Restrepo, Daniel A.'; Reynoso, Julissa
  Cc: Lindwall, David E
  Subject: EU Stopped EURO 47 Million
  Lut tells me EU stopped EURO 47 Million disbursement of direct budget support until the crisis is resolved and there is a
  verifiably democratically elected govt in place.
  Kenneth Merten
  Ambassador
  U.S. Embassy Port-au-Prince, Haiti
  Tel: 509-2-229-8000
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778443 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Subject: Fw: more wikithink
  Worth a read.
  From: Baer, Daniel B
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Klevorick, Caitlin B; Ross, Alec)
  Sent: Wed Dec 15 22:28:21 2010
  Subject: more wikithink
  Jake
  I am up in the middle of the night in Brussels and took a quick stab at stringing together some of the pieces of the "moral
  argument". I am not sure how coherent it all is, (caveat lector) and don't want to confuse efforts to pull together talkers
  for 5, but thought I'd share.
  This could be boiled down further into key points (and the below is meant to stand on its own as an argument but not be
  exclusive of others—re internet freedom and wikileaks, for example)
  But I think it gets at some of what I think is missing...esp the bit at the end about the alternative---
  D
  1) Clear thinking demands avoiding simple analogies, or false syllogisms. Some have called WL
  whistleblowing. Some have lauded it for contributing to transparency. But the comparison and inferences don't
  hold up. Whistleblowing is when someone reveals an act of official wrongdoing, and because it is official
  wrongdoing we assume that it's in the public interest to know about this and hold the culprits
  accountable. Instead what WL is exposing, by and large, is a vast number of official acts of rightdoing-
  diplomats engaged often with partners from other governments or civil society, in solving the kind of practical
  problems that arise in a world made up of nearly two hundred nations. Many of the legitimate objectives of
  these officials—whether securing dangerous materials or negotiating agreements that will advance good
  governance and human rights—cannot be accomplished in a single conversation or interaction. Instead they are
  long-term ongoing projects that require trust, tactical sequencing of interactions, and above all, confidence. It's
  not the ultimate objectives that are confidential—indeed, they are quite public and leaders routinely outline
  them in speeches, world peace, security, prosperity, etc. Rather it's simply the case that accomplishing good
  objectives demands the kind of cooperative engagement that confidential relations permit, and so, while we can
  and should maintain a general commitment to transparency, we also can and should recognize that a responsible
  government that that is to be held accountable for delivering benefits for its people, will sometimes need to
  work in confidence in order to do so. Whistleblowing exposes misconduct that runs counter to the interests of
  citizens. Wikileaks undermines good conduct on behalf of citizens.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778445 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778445 Date: 08/31/2015
  2) Absent a world government, it is the relations between states and peoples, whether through formal institutions
  or everyday conversations and connections, that provides global governance. The formal relations between
  states, made up of so many constellations of individual interactions, weave the fabric of a blanket of peace and
  stability, one which creates a permissive environment in which states can live up to their responsibility to
  provide for and protect people's rights. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the ICCPR and other
  documents international and domestic lay out the standards, but it is the quality of governance at both the
  domestic and international levels that determines whether or not people enjoy those rights in their everyday
  lives.
  3) Some of those who are cheering Assange mistakenly believe that his action constitutes a speech act in a debate
  about good governance—that his action constitutes a kind of critique, a demand for a particular kind of better
  behavior. But it doesn't constitute a critique or a demand—this is not an exchange with another interlocutor
  about a particular position or action. The exposure of 250,000 cables isn't a critique of any one of them; it's an
  attempt to harm the medium itself—confidential communication among governments—rather than a rejection
  of the messages. This isn't part of a particular debate, it's an action that undermines a key pillar of the system of
  governance in which all debates can safely take place, in which individuals can, if they're lucky enough to live
  in the kind of places that Assange has spent his life, make specific criticisms of the government, march, speak
  out, protest, and do so with the protection of the rule of law.
  4) In this specific case it is the communications of the United States that have been compromised. We regret the
  embarrassment this has caused with some of our partners. We deplore the risk it has imposed on innocent
  people on the frontlines of struggles against corruption or rights abuses around the world. But we are taking
  steps to manage the consequences, address them, and to make future incidents less likely. But the attack on
  legitimate confidential relations between governments is not an attack on the particular government in question,
  it's an attack on the constellation of relationships and interactions referenced above, the informal agreements,
  debates, discussions, etc through which governments around the world manage—imperfectly to be sure—to
  work out their differences and find common ground and common cause; to maintain global order and stability
  on which the security of their citizens and the citizens of other nations depends; to support and sustain the
  commercial networks that can augment global prosperity; to do, in short, what citizens count on their
  governments to do.
  5) If wikileaks seeks to undermine this mode of international politics, it's not clear what it seeks to replace it
  with. A world in which every step of climate negotiations were exposed in real time would not be more
  prepared to confront the threat of climate change. A world in which every discussion among finance ministers
  were immediately publicized would not have fewer financial crises. A world in which every discussion of how
  to counter plots of terrorists or secure dangerous nuclear materials were on the front pages of the world's
  newspapers would not be more safe.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778445 Date: 08/31/2015



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  The unsigned editorials will appear in all of Bloomberg's online and print media properties — including Bloomberg
  Businessweek, Bloomberg.corn and the nearly 300,000 financial data terminals leased to Wall Street traders and
  businesses around the world. It will be run by two distinguished voices: James P. Rubin, a former assistant secretary of
  state under Bill Clinton, and David Shipley, editor of The New York Times Op-Ed page.
  got
  December 15, 2010
  loomberg to Publish Editorials
  By ,IERE-:EviY PE.TEP.S
  Being mayor of New York City would be a large enough platform for just about anyone. But apparently not for Michael R.
  The mayor's company, 3loomber,
  ,3 L.P., said on Wednesday that it would begin publishing editorials across its vast media
  enterprise in an effort to broaden the company's influence on national affairs. And though Mr. Bloomberg has an
  agreement with the city to have no involvement in the "day-to-day operations" of his company, the endeavor, called
  Bloomberg View, is intended to channel his personal philosophy and worldview.
  "I think it's very important that everyone understands that our editorial page is going to be, for sure, consistent with the
  values and beliefs of the founder — even if he happens to be mayor of New York City," said Matthew Winkler, the editor in
  chief of Bloomberg News. "I fully expect us in our Bloomberg View always to reflect those values. In fact, I want people to
  come away from reading the Bloomberg View infused with those beliefs and values."
  The effort presents a host of conflict-of-interest questions for the mayor. The new venture provides the mayor with yet
  another potent communications apparatus — one that carries his name and imprimatur — to sound off on issues that
  collide with his job as mayor, his corporate interests and his expanding philanthropic empire.
  Bloomberg L.P. executives said they would not shy away from publishing editorials on issues in which Mr. Bloomberg has
  a direct interest as mayor, like education, public health and environmental policy. Mr. Winkler said the editorials would not
  avoid such issues but would disclose the mayor's involvement when warranted.
  Though Mr. Bloomberg will not have a hand in conceiving and writing the editorials, he is likely to offer feedback from time
  to time before they are published, Mr. Winkler said.
  "I think that there's a very good chance that's going to happen," he said, referring to Mr. Bloomberg's occasional
  involvement. It is unclear whether that level of involvement is permitted under his agreement with the city to remain at
  arm's length from the company.
  A spokesman for the mayor, Stu Loeser, said the mayor was allowed limited involvement in his agreement with the city.
  "Weighing in from time to time is consistent with his being the majority shareholder of the company he founded," he said.
  As someone whose presidential ambitions are the source of endless speculation, acquiring the platform of an editorial
  page is certain to draw more attention to Mr. Bloomberg's plans. (On Sunday, Mr. Bloomberg ruled out a run for
  president.)
  The unsigned editorials will appear in all of Bloomberg's online and print media properties — including Bloomberg
  Businessweek, Bloomberg.com and the nearly 300,000 financial data terminals leased to Wall Street traders and
  businesses around the world. It will be run by two distinguished voices: James P. Rubin, a former assistant secretary of
  state under Bill Clinton, and David Shipley, editor of The New York Times Op-Ed page.
  Opinion and commentary have not typically been areas of focus for Bloomberg, with its just-the-facts approach. In fact,
  the mayor has complained about the corrosive effect of the 24-hour news cycle and overheated political commentary in
  the blogosphere.
  But company leaders, including Mr. Bloomberg, who has been aware of the project since it was conceived more than two
  years ago, saw an opportunity to extend their influence.
  For a firm that has made no secret of its ambitions to become the most influential media company in the world, starting an
  editorial operation is the latest effort to propel it beyond its core mission as a financial news service.
  The notion of media barons using editorials to shape public opinion and policy according to their personal views is an old
  one in American journalism. William Randolph Hearst, for example, often wrote front-page editorials for his newspapers.
  Mr. Bloomberg, it would seem, is casting himself in that mold, though there are no plans for him to begin writing signed
  editorials. For now, he is content letting his trusted deputies speak for him.
  "He's accepting and embracing the privilege of a media mogul," said David Nasaw, a professor of history at the City
  University of New York Graduate Center, who wrote a biography of Hearst. "This is what we all do. We try to persuade the
  rest of the world we are right. Of course we don't have the vehicles to do so. The rich have the vehicles to do so."
  Mr. Winkler said: "There's a huge opportunity here for Bloomberg L.P. and Bloomberg News to seize the day, literally
  seize the day by bringing wisdom to events as they unfold. And one can't always do that with the best result with
  reporting."
  "That certainly is a benefit to the founder of the company, the man. But it is also a huge opportunity for Bloomberg, the
  company, that it should take advantage of," Mr. Winkler added.
  Bloomberg L.P. acquired BusinessWeek last year, giving the 29-year-old company a print product with a long legacy of
  accomplishment.
  Bloomberg is in the midst of an expansion in Washington. With a service called Bloomberg Government, an operation that
  will eventually employ 300 journalists and analysts, the company will sell, for $5,700 a year, information about government
  services and contracts to lobbyists and others with business interests in the nation's capital.

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  Subject: H: Jamie Rubin finally lands. Sid
  The unsigned editorials will appear in all of Bloomberg's online and print media properties — including Bloomberg
  Businessweek, Bloomberg.corn and the nearly 300,000 financial data terminals leased to Wall Street traders and
  businesses around the world. It will be run by two distinguished voices: James P. Rubin, a former assistant secretary of
  state under Bill Clinton, and David Shipley, editor of The New York Times Op-Ed page.
  got
  December 15, 2010
  loomberg to Publish Editorials
  By ,IERE-:EviY PE.TEP.S
  Being mayor of New York City would be a large enough platform for just about anyone. But apparently not for Michael R.
  The mayor's company, 3loomber,
  ,3 L.P., said on Wednesday that it would begin publishing editorials across its vast media
  enterprise in an effort to broaden the company's influence on national affairs. And though Mr. Bloomberg has an
  agreement with the city to have no involvement in the "day-to-day operations" of his company, the endeavor, called
  Bloomberg View, is intended to channel his personal philosophy and worldview.
  "I think it's very important that everyone understands that our editorial page is going to be, for sure, consistent with the
  values and beliefs of the founder — even if he happens to be mayor of New York City," said Matthew Winkler, the editor in
  chief of Bloomberg News. "I fully expect us in our Bloomberg View always to reflect those values. In fact, I want people to
  come away from reading the Bloomberg View infused with those beliefs and values."
  The effort presents a host of conflict-of-interest questions for the mayor. The new venture provides the mayor with yet
  another potent communications apparatus — one that carries his name and imprimatur — to sound off on issues that
  collide with his job as mayor, his corporate interests and his expanding philanthropic empire.
  Bloomberg L.P. executives said they would not shy away from publishing editorials on issues in which Mr. Bloomberg has
  a direct interest as mayor, like education, public health and environmental policy. Mr. Winkler said the editorials would not
  avoid such issues but would disclose the mayor's involvement when warranted.
  Though Mr. Bloomberg will not have a hand in conceiving and writing the editorials, he is likely to offer feedback from time
  to time before they are published, Mr. Winkler said.
  "I think that there's a very good chance that's going to happen," he said, referring to Mr. Bloomberg's occasional
  involvement. It is unclear whether that level of involvement is permitted under his agreement with the city to remain at
  arm's length from the company.
  A spokesman for the mayor, Stu Loeser, said the mayor was allowed limited involvement in his agreement with the city.
  "Weighing in from time to time is consistent with his being the majority shareholder of the company he founded," he said.
  As someone whose presidential ambitions are the source of endless speculation, acquiring the platform of an editorial
  page is certain to draw more attention to Mr. Bloomberg's plans. (On Sunday, Mr. Bloomberg ruled out a run for
  president.)
  The unsigned editorials will appear in all of Bloomberg's online and print media properties — including Bloomberg
  Businessweek, Bloomberg.com and the nearly 300,000 financial data terminals leased to Wall Street traders and
  businesses around the world. It will be run by two distinguished voices: James P. Rubin, a former assistant secretary of
  state under Bill Clinton, and David Shipley, editor of The New York Times Op-Ed page.
  Opinion and commentary have not typically been areas of focus for Bloomberg, with its just-the-facts approach. In fact,
  the mayor has complained about the corrosive effect of the 24-hour news cycle and overheated political commentary in
  the blogosphere.
  But company leaders, including Mr. Bloomberg, who has been aware of the project since it was conceived more than two
  years ago, saw an opportunity to extend their influence.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778447 Date: 08/31/2015

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  For a firm that has made no secret of its ambitions to become the most influential media company in the world, starting an
  editorial operation is the latest effort to propel it beyond its core mission as a financial news service.
  The notion of media barons using editorials to shape public opinion and policy according to their personal views is an old
  one in American journalism. William Randolph Hearst, for example, often wrote front-page editorials for his newspapers.
  Mr. Bloomberg, it would seem, is casting himself in that mold, though there are no plans for him to begin writing signed
  editorials. For now, he is content letting his trusted deputies speak for him.
  "He's accepting and embracing the privilege of a media mogul," said David Nasaw, a professor of history at the City
  University of New York Graduate Center, who wrote a biography of Hearst. "This is what we all do. We try to persuade the
  rest of the world we are right. Of course we don't have the vehicles to do so. The rich have the vehicles to do so."
  Mr. Winkler said: "There's a huge opportunity here for Bloomberg L.P. and Bloomberg News to seize the day, literally
  seize the day by bringing wisdom to events as they unfold. And one can't always do that with the best result with
  reporting."
  "That certainly is a benefit to the founder of the company, the man. But it is also a huge opportunity for Bloomberg, the
  company, that it should take advantage of," Mr. Winkler added.
  Bloomberg L.P. acquired BusinessWeek last year, giving the 29-year-old company a print product with a long legacy of
  accomplishment.
  Bloomberg is in the midst of an expansion in Washington. With a service called Bloomberg Government, an operation that
  will eventually employ 300 journalists and analysts, the company will sell, for $5,700 a year, information about government
  services and contracts to lobbyists and others with business interests in the nation's capital.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778447 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Subject: (AP) Germany: pullout from Afghanistan to start in 2011
  BERLIN (AP) - Germany's foreign minister is playing down the country's expectations for Afghanistan's future while
  reiterating that German troops will start their withdrawal by the end of next year as planned. Guido Westerwelle told
  parliament December 16 that after nearly a decade in Afghanistan, Germany has "more realistic expectations" for the
  country, saying that Berlin is no longer expecting good governance but the more achievable goal of "good-enough
  governance." Westerwelle says German troops will start withdrawing as planned in late 2011 and start handing over the
  responsibility to Afghan authorities by the middle of next year. He says the last of Germany's current 4,600 troops are to
  leave by 2014, saying the withdrawal must not endanger allied troops or leave the country in the hands of the Taliban.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778448 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Subject: (AP) Palestinians seek state recognition in Europe
  RAMALLAH (AP) - Palestinian negotiators are for the first time asking European countries to recognize a Palestinian state
  in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, even without a peace deal with Israel. The move is part of growing Palestinian
  campaign to pursue statehood outside of peace talks with Israel, which have been deadlocked since
  September. Palestinian officials say they asked the consuls general of France, Britain, Sweden and Denmark as well as
  the European Union envoy to the peace process to recognize the 1967 borders between Israel and "Palestine." The EU
  says it will recognize a Palestinian state "when appropriate," but that negotiations are the only way to peace.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05778450 Date: 08/31/2015



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  FW: From Pakistan

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  Thursday, December 16, 2010 9:28 AM
  FW: From Pakistan
  From: Kati Marton
  Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2010 9:16 AM
  To: Kati Marton
  Subject: From Pakistan
  Forwarded Message
  From: ahmed rashid
  Date: Wed, 15 Dec 2010 12:38:53 +0000
  To: Kati Marton
  Subject: ahmed
  Richard Holbrooke, Pakistan's hero:
  He had a vision for our future
  New York Daily News.
  By Ahmed Rashid <http://www.nydailynews.com/authors/Ahmed%20Rashid> Wednesday, December 15th 2010, 4:00
  AM
  •No American has tried as hard to ease the fears, apprehensions, doubts, conspiracy theories and ill-informed views of
  Pakistanis toward the U.S. <http://www.nydailynews.com/topics/United+States> as has Richard Holbrooke
  <http://www.nydailynews.com/topics/Richard+Holbrooke>. His death is a tragedy for American diplomacy - but much
  more so for Pakistan <http://www.nydailynews.com/topics/Pakistan>, because whether you liked him or disliked him,
  there is no denying that in the last two years, he constantly battled for Pakistan.
  The image of Holbrooke wading through floodwater, distributing relief goods to this year's 20 million flood victims - not
  once but repeatedly at the ripe age of 69 - is an indelible one, that our own much younger leaders barely ever
  replicated. He pushed for U.S. helicopters to be deployed in Pakistan for the flood victims. He pushed for more aid
  money for Pakistan from a reluctant Congress.
  He helped start a dialogue on a dozen different issues - which will be his lasting legacy - and he pushed Pakistan,
  especially its army, to change its ways. Under the proverbial cover of national interest, we Pakistanis never made life
  easier for him or for ourselves by confronting the new realities of terrorism, our lack of political leadership or our
  collapsing economy.
  But Holbrooke soldiered on.
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  At times he may have been aggressive and pushy, loud and boisterous, too quintessentially American, too bluntly New
  York <http://www.nydailvnews.com/topics/New+York>.
  But ultimately none of that mattered, because he bought to the table for the first time - after the preferred ignorance of
  the Bush administration and its lackadaisical love affair with Gen. Pervez Musharraf
  <http://www.nydailynews.com/topics/Pervez+Musharraf> - a strategic vision to the U.S.-Pakistan relationship.
  What was this vision? That America would remain committed to Pakistan's progress over the long term, even after the
  Afghanistan <http://www.nvdaiIvnews.com/topics/Afghanistan> war was over, and that it would help improve Pakistani
  relations with India <http://www.nyclailynews.comitopics/Ind ia> .
  This was crucial: Unlike many who came before him and will come after, Holbrooke thought Pakistan was important for
  its own sake, not just because America wanted to defeat the Taliban
  <http://www.nydailynews.cornitopics/The+Taliban> in Afghanistan or solidify trade relationships with India.
  He recognized the deep feelings of mistrust and ambivalence that still exist in Pakistan toward the U. S. He knew better
  than anyone in the U.S. administration that diplomacy makes a difference when diplomats deal with the realities on the
  ground - and not a preconceived image of what should be.
  We should remember that all this time, Holbrooke battled the odds back in Washington
  <http://www.nydailynews.com/topics/Washington%2c+DC> . The Obama administration
  <http://www.nyclailynews.comitopics/Barack+Obama> was and is heavily divided between the Obama-controlled
  White House <http://www.nydailynews.com/topics/The+White+House> , the Hillary Clinton
  <http://www.nydailynews.comitopics/Hillary+Clinton> -controlled State Department
  <http://www.nydailynews.com/topics/U.S.+Department+of+State> - in which he was her key adviser on global issues -
  and the all-powerful Pentagon. Not to speak of a Congress that, even when Democratic-controlled, kept trying to put
  awkward strings on aid to Pakistan, which Holbrooke opposed.
  Holbrooke was a pain in the rear end for many of these power centers. At times he was ignored by the White House or
  by the Pentagon <http://www.nydailynews.com/topics/The+Pentagon> . At other times he was castigated by Congress.
  But Holbrooke, a strong-willed man, stuck to his convictions.
  Whoever comes after him will be far less likely to have that strength of character - call it pigheadedness, if you like - and
  that will be a great loss.
  It is especially problematic as Pakistan's future continues to teeter. The military still gives sanctuary to the Taliban.
  Extremism is still spreading. The international community still raises fears about the safety of its nuclear weapons. As
  the end game in Afghanistan approaches, some in Pakistan are pressuring against a final settlement of hostilities there.
  Some in America will be happy to have a thorn removed from their sides. But many Pakistanis will remember Richard
  Holbrooke fondly: He was tirelessly fighting for a more stable future for our country. We have lost a friend, and whoever
  replaces him will never quite measure up.
  Rashid is author of "Taliban: Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in Central Asia
  <http://www.nydailynews.com/topics/Central+Asia> ."
  End of Forwarded Message
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  THE NBC/YORKER
  December 14, 2010
  The Envoy
  Posted by Hendrik Hertzberg
  Last night, as I was unlocking my bike on a windswept Greenwich Village sidewalk after leaving a holiday party, a friend
  approached, cell phone in hand. A few minutes earlier, she and I had been inside, chatting happily amid the buzz and warmth of
  a holiday party. Now she had tears in her eyes. "Richard Holbrooke died," she said.
  Notwithstanding the hospital bulletins since he fell ill on Saturday—critical condition, damaged aorta, emergency surgery—this
  sudden, awful ending was a shock, because Richard Holbrooke was such an astounding volcano of vitality. Everything about
  him was large: his physical size, including the ultimate "in your face" face, a face like a Times Square billboard; his buzz-saw
  voice, a highly expressive instrument, equally adept at piano (a side-of-the-mouth, gossipy wisecrack, often pleasingly nasty)
  and forte (a high-decibel outburst of anger or indignation, almost always calculated for effect); his appetites (for experience, for
  danger, for praise, for power, for fun); and his ambitions (for himself, for his beliefs, for the United States, for the world). He
  was no doe-eyed peacenik, but as a diplomat he labored long and hard to seek alternatives to war and ways to end particular
  wars. He was sentimental about his own unsentimentality, romantic about his own tough-guy realism.
  Unlike my tearful informant, who had known Holbrooke as a family friend since she was a little girl, I was acquainted with him
  in the casual way of many journalists and editors. He was a peer as well as a "source," a prolific and forceful writer whose
  favorite venues, The New Republic and The New Yorker, happened to be the places where I've spent my working life. He was
  gregarious and fond of big, splashy black-tie evenings. The last time I saw him was six weeks ago, on November 1st, at the
  New York Public Library's "Literary Lions" celebration. At the pre-dinner reception, where he would normally have been on
  his feet, looming large, he repaired to a folding chair behind a little table and let his wife, Kati Marton, bring the party to him.
  At sixty-nine he was tired—that much was obvious—but he was as sharp and voluble as ever. He still had plenty to do.
  Not long after Holbrooke achieved his greatest diplomatic triumph by negotiating the 1995 end to the Balkan wars, I asked him
  if he liked Warren Zevon's wonderful song "The Envoy." He said he'd never heard of it. The next day I sent him a CD. After
  that, he mentioned it every single time I've seen him, up to and including that NYPL gala, saying he puts it on, loud, when he
  needs a lift. And no wonder: his life was a drama, and he liked it that way.
  If the Supreme Court had allowed the votes to be counted in 2000, then the Envoy, almost certainly, would have become the
  Secretary of State, and the next decade would have unfolded very differently. As it is, Holbrooke has left a stronger, more
  positive, more creative mark on history than all but a few of those who have held that post. He certainly did not die of a broken
  heart—Kati Marton saw to that—but it was surely the ghastly, impossible demands of his last, impossible assignment that
  brought on the rending of his aorta. He died for his country as surely as any soldier. And his deathbed words may turn out to be
  the most important he ever spoke.
  Photograph: Marco Di Lauro/Getty Images
  Read more
  http://www. newyo rker. corn/on line/b log s/hend ri khe rtzberq/20 10/1 2/ho lb rooke. htm 1?p ri ntab le=true#ixzz
  1 8HjNL4kn

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  THE NBC/YORKER
  December 14, 2010
  The Envoy
  Posted by Hendrik Hertzberg
  Last night, as I was unlocking my bike on a windswept Greenwich Village sidewalk after leaving a holiday party, a friend
  approached, cell phone in hand. A few minutes earlier, she and I had been inside, chatting happily amid the buzz and warmth of
  a holiday party. Now she had tears in her eyes. "Richard Holbrooke died," she said.
  Notwithstanding the hospital bulletins since he fell ill on Saturday—critical condition, damaged aorta, emergency surgery—this
  sudden, awful ending was a shock, because Richard Holbrooke was such an astounding volcano of vitality. Everything about
  him was large: his physical size, including the ultimate "in your face" face, a face like a Times Square billboard; his buzz-saw
  voice, a highly expressive instrument, equally adept at piano (a side-of-the-mouth, gossipy wisecrack, often pleasingly nasty)
  and forte (a high-decibel outburst of anger or indignation, almost always calculated for effect); his appetites (for experience, for
  danger, for praise, for power, for fun); and his ambitions (for himself, for his beliefs, for the United States, for the world). He
  was no doe-eyed peacenik, but as a diplomat he labored long and hard to seek alternatives to war and ways to end particular
  wars. He was sentimental about his own unsentimentality, romantic about his own tough-guy realism.
  Unlike my tearful informant, who had known Holbrooke as a family friend since she was a little girl, I was acquainted with him
  in the casual way of many journalists and editors. He was a peer as well as a "source," a prolific and forceful writer whose
  favorite venues, The New Republic and The New Yorker, happened to be the places where I've spent my working life. He was
  gregarious and fond of big, splashy black-tie evenings. The last time I saw him was six weeks ago, on November 1st, at the
  New York Public Library's "Literary Lions" celebration. At the pre-dinner reception, where he would normally have been on
  his feet, looming large, he repaired to a folding chair behind a little table and let his wife, Kati Marton, bring the party to him.
  At sixty-nine he was tired—that much was obvious—but he was as sharp and voluble as ever. He still had plenty to do.
  Not long after Holbrooke achieved his greatest diplomatic triumph by negotiating the 1995 end to the Balkan wars, I asked him
  if he liked Warren Zevon's wonderful song "The Envoy." He said he'd never heard of it. The next day I sent him a CD. After
  that, he mentioned it every single time I've seen him, up to and including that NYPL gala, saying he puts it on, loud, when he
  needs a lift. And no wonder: his life was a drama, and he liked it that way.
  If the Supreme Court had allowed the votes to be counted in 2000, then the Envoy, almost certainly, would have become the
  Secretary of State, and the next decade would have unfolded very differently. As it is, Holbrooke has left a stronger, more
  positive, more creative mark on history than all but a few of those who have held that post. He certainly did not die of a broken
  heart—Kati Marton saw to that—but it was surely the ghastly, impossible demands of his last, impossible assignment that
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  brought on the rending of his aorta. He died for his country as surely as any soldier. And his deathbed words may turn out to be
  the most important he ever spoke.
  Photograph: Marco Di Lauro/Getty Images
  Read more
  http://www. newyo rker. corn/on line/b log s/hend ri khe rtzberq/20 10/1 2/ho lb rooke. htm 1?p ri ntab le=true#ixzz
  1 8HjNL4kn
  From: Kati Marton [mato:
  Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2010 9:15 AM
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  Subject: The Envoy
  http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/hendrikhertzberg/2010/12/holbrooke.html
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  Hi. Sorry I haven't had a chance to see you, but I did want you to hear directly from me that it was a great result in
  Cancun. Way beyond any expectations. Many challenges ahead, but a very good day for us and a great day for Mexico.
  Have a very happy holiday if I don't see you before. Best, Todd

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  Hi. Sorry I haven't had a chance to see you, but I did want you to hear directly from me that it was a great result in
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  Have a very happy holiday if I don't see you before. Best, Todd
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  B6
  I assume you saw this by now -- if not, it's worth a read.
  Forwarded message

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  I assume you saw this by now -- if not, it's worth a read.
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  Published on The Neil, Republic ( corn)
  Richard
  O Leon Wieseltier
  O December 14. 201013:16 pm
  Richard Holbrooke was a piece of work. He was a paradoxical man: a remarkably subtle thinker capable of the
  most egregious lack of subtlety, a brilliant diplomat with one of the least diplomatic temperaments anybody
  ever encountered. He was always cunning but never malevolent. Mentally, he was sleepless, relentlessly
  pondering the meanings of even the most trivial events and experiences. An example: Decades ago Holbrooke
  was strolling down Madison Avenue with a friend. .A man passed them and said "Hi, Dick". Holbrook.e stopped
  in his tracks, turned to his friend, and said: "I wonder what he meant by that." Sleepless.) His powers of
  observation were extraordinary, the cognitive advantage of his utter extroversion; and they were matched by his
  massive powers of analysis, which never shut down. He was a disorderly man with an ordered mind; there was
  rigorous reflection at the heart of the Whirlwind. He was, almost preposterously, in constant motion. a stranger
  to cairn, a bull in search of a china shop; but in his thinking, and in his commitment to his country, he was one
  of the steadiest men on earth.
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  The legend of his career, and the flamboyance of his person, has obscured a proper recognition of his
  commitments. Holbrooke was not only a student of power; he was also a creature of beliefs. What he believed
  in most of all, I think, was in the ability, and the duty, of the United States, by a variety of means, to better the
  world.. He was, in his cast of mind., a realist, but his cast of mind was not his philosophy: this realist—the
  Democrats' most accomplished Machiavellian--was always returning to first principles, to moral
  considerations, to the alleviation of human suffering and the spread of political liberty as goals of American
  statecraft. He came away. from his early years in Vietnam with lessons but without a syndrome. He was
  unanguished about the use of American force, when it was morally justified and intelligently applied—which is
  to say, he was the last of the postwar liberals. Even in his most virulent criticism of what he regarded as
  America's military mistakes abroad, there was not a trace of the temptation to surrender a high sense of
  America's role in history. Isolationism disgusted him. He had a natural understanding, it was almost an attribute
  of his character, of the relationship between diplomacy and force. He had no illusions about the harshness of the
  world, arid therefore about the toughness that is required for the creation of a world less harsh. His last
  assignment, the increasingly Sisyphean attempt to bring Afghanistan into the community of open and. decent
  societies, was a bet on this sober and unsentimental optimism. He cared famously about what worked, and he
  could be brazen in his pragmatism, but Holbrook& s professional life was animated by goals and concepts that
  no mere pragmatist could share. American interventionism, for him, was not just a policy; it was a way of
  existing responsibly in the world, the measure of a national (and personal) ideal, the real greatness of a great
  power.
  It was this rare package of means and ends, of ideas and instruments, that made possible Holbrooke's triumph at
  Dayton. He negotiated a peace with a villain whom he deeply despised, and thereby ended a genocide in which
  W(, the United States, and an administration from his own party, had outrageously acquiesced. In this way hie
  helped to restore the honor of his country after a period of disgrace. On the day that Holbrooke suffered the
  cataclysmic collapse from which he never recovered, The New York Times reported that Henry Kissinger—the
  Republicans' most accomplished. Machiavellian—remarked in 1973 that "if they put Jews into gas chambers in
  the Soviet Union, it is not an American concern. Maybe a humanitarian concern." Such unforgettably filthy
  words would never have crossed Richard Holbrooke's lips. In government and out, not least in his
  groundbreaking work at Refugees international, his career was a loud and effective refutation of that chilling
  "maybe."
  He was also an intellectual. He edited, he wrote (for my pages, too), he read. He raised a lasting institution of
  intellectuality in the American Academy in Berlin. His renowned attraction to journalists was not just a more or
  less charming campaign of spin; in his unslakable desire for the latest news and the immediate interpretation of
  it, he was one of their company. There was so much about which. this genuinely cosmopolitan 1-lan did not need
  to be briefed. He had an appetite for complexity, though it never crippled him in his practice. it was Holbrook.e,
  more than anybody else, NA1110 fbctised American planning upon the most disturbing contemporary complexity of
  all: the grim fact that the pursuit of our national security in Central Asia depends as much, if not mole, upon
  Pakistan than upon Afghanistan. And after he edited and wrote and read, and before, and during, he talked.
  Holbrooke's talk was a kind of rolling chronicle of his times, a rush of concepts and gossip, brash, probing,
  lin-patient, occasionally outrageous, with a fine feeling for absurdity in the mix—the richest display of his
  prodigious vitality. He was faster on his feet than anybody I have ever known. it was a joy, and an amusement,
  to behold.
  We were friends for almost three decades. He was a constant source of fascination--I had never before
  encountered such a union of iMrigue and idealism; but mostly he inspired admiration and affection. Now th.e
  unstoppable man has been stopped, and the man who was everywhere is nowhere. If only he could have gotten
  the angel of death around a table....
  Leon Wieseliier is the literaty editor of The New Republic.
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  Verma, Richard R; Turk, David M
  Sen. Ron Wyden Has Early Stage Prostate Cancer, Will Miss Votes
  Posted Thursday, December 16, 2010 5:06 PM I By David Weigel
  Here is the statement -- Wyden caught the cancer early, but will have to miss votes tomorrow and
  next week.
  After my annual physical in late November, I was diagnosed with early stage prostate cancer. After reviewing all
  the options with multiple physicians, I decided to take a proactive approach and have surgery, which will be
  performed December 20 at Johns Hopkins Hospital by Dr. Alan Partin.
  Thanks to routine screening, this was diagnosed very early and I expect a full and speedy recovery.
  I scheduled the surgery for the Monday before Christmas anticipating that the Senate would have recessed by
  that time and that there would be no disruption to my work in Oregon or Washington. However, it now appears
  that I will be missing votes tomorrow and possibly next week while I prepare and undergo this procedure. I
  expect to be back to work full-time when the Senate reconvenes in January.
  If anything is taken away from my experience, I hope it is the importance of getting routine physicals. One in six
  men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetimes. Early detection is critical to catching this
  disease when treatment is most effective.
  Wyden's vote is one Democrats are counting on for tough votes; he's needed to pass the START treaty, the omnibus, and
  possibly the DREAM Act. According to current vote counts, it would be possible for the Senate to repeal DADT without
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  Big change of plans in the Senate. Senator Reid just announced that he was no longer going to move forward with the
  omnibus appropriations bill. Instead, he filed cloture motions on the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell and the DREAM
  Act.
  Those petitions will ripen on Saturday. So it looks like the Senate will be again considering the new START Treaty
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  Pis print.
  ----- Original Message
  From: Jake Sullivan
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Dec 16 19:05:54 2010
  Subject: Fwd: FW: Richard (TNR)
  I assume you saw this by now -- if not, it's worth a read.
  Forwarded message
  From: Sullivan, Jacobi <Sullivanii@state.gov>
  Date: Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 1:21 PM
  Subject: FW: Richard (TNR)
  To: jake.sullivar
  http://www.tnr.com/sites/default/themes/tnr/images/tnr_sm.gif
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  Published on The New Republic (http://www.tnr.com <http://www.tnr.com/>)
  Richard
  Leon Wieseltier
  December 14, 2010 I 3:16 pm
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  Richard Holbrooke was a piece of work. He was a paradoxical man: a remarkably subtle thinker capable of the most
  egregious lack of subtlety, a brilliant diplomat with one of the least diplomatic temperaments anybody ever
  encountered. He was always cunning but never malevolent. Mentally, he was sleepless, relentlessly pondering the
  meanings of even the most trivial events and experiences. (An example: Decades ago Holbrooke was strolling down
  Madison Avenue with a friend. A man passed them and said "Hi, Dick". Holbrooke stopped in his tracks, turned to his
  friend, and said: "I wonder what he meant by that." Sleepless.) His powers of observation were extraordinary, the
  cognitive advantage of his utter extroversion; and they were matched by his massive powers of analysis, which never
  shut down. He was a disorderly man with an ordered mind; there was rigorous reflection at the heart of the whirlwind.
  He was, almost preposterously, in constant motion, a stranger to calm, a bull in search of a china shop; but in his
  thinking, and in his commitment to his country, he was one of the steadiest men on earth.
  The legend of his career, and the flamboyance of his person, has obscured a proper recognition of his commitments.
  Holbrooke was not only a student of power; he was also a creature of beliefs. What he believed in most of all, I think,
  was in the ability, and the duty, of the United States, by a variety of means, to better the world. He was, in his cast of
  mind, a realist, but his cast of mind was not his philosophy: this realist—the Democrats' most accomplished
  Machiavellian—was always returning to first principles, to moral considerations, to the alleviation of human suffering
  and the spread of political liberty as goals of American statecraft. He came away from his early years in Vietnam with
  lessons but without a syndrome. He was unanguished about the use of American force, when it was morally justified and
  intelligently applied—which is to say, he was the last of the postwar liberals. Even in his most virulent criticism of what
  he regarded as America's military mistakes abroad, there was not a trace of the temptation to surrender a high sense of
  America's role in history. Isolationism disgusted him. He had a natural understanding, it was almost an attribute of his
  character, of the relationship between diplomacy and force. He had no illusions about the harshness of the world, and
  therefore about the toughness that is required for the creation of a world less harsh. His last assignment, the
  increasingly Sisyphean attempt to bring Afghanistan into the community of open and decent societies, was a bet on this
  sober and unsentimental optimism. He cared famously about what worked, and he could be brazen in his pragmatism,
  but Holbrooke's professional life was animated by goals and concepts that no mere pragmatist could share. American
  interventionism, for him, was not just a policy; it was a way of existing responsibly in the world, the measure of a
  national (and personal) ideal, the real greatness of a great power.
  It was this rare package of means and ends, of ideas and instruments, that made possible Holbrooke's triumph at
  Dayton. He negotiated a peace with a villain whom he deeply despised, and thereby ended a genocide in which we, the
  United States, and an administration from his own party, had outrageously acquiesced. In this way he helped to restore
  the honor of his country after a period of disgrace. On the day that Holbrooke suffered the cataclysmic collapse from
  which he never recovered, The New York Times reported that Henry Kissinger—the Republicans' most accomplished
  Machiavellian—remarked in 1973 that "if they put Jews into gas chambers in the Soviet Union, it is not an American
  concern. Maybe a humanitarian concern." Such unforgettably filthy words would never have crossed Richard
  Holbrooke's lips. In government and out, not least in his groundbreaking work at Refugees International, his career was
  a loud and effective refutation of that chilling "maybe."
  He was also an intellectual. He edited, he wrote (for my pages, too), he read. He raised a lasting institution of
  intellectuality in the American Academy in Berlin. His renowned attraction to journalists was not just a more or less
  charming campaign of spin; in his unslakable desire for the latest news and the immediate interpretation of it, he was
  one of their company. There was so much about which this genuinely cosmopolitan man did not need to be briefed. He
  had an appetite for complexity, though it never crippled him in his practice. It was Holbrooke, more than anybody else,
  who focused American planning upon the most disturbing contemporary complexity of all: the grim fact that the pursuit
  of our national security in Central Asia depends as much, if not more, upon Pakistan than upon Afghanistan. And after he
  edited and wrote and read, and before, and during, he talked. Holbrooke's talk was a kind of rolling chronicle of his
  times, a rush of concepts and gossip, brash, probing, impatient, occasionally outrageous, with a fine feeling for absurdity
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  in the mix—the richest display of his prodigious vitality. He was faster on his feet than anybody I have ever known. It was
  a joy, and an amusement, to behold.
  We were friends for almost three decades. He was a constant source of fascination-1 had never before encountered
  such a union of intrigue and idealism; but mostly he inspired admiration and affection. Now the unstoppable man has
  been stopped, and the man who was everywhere is nowhere. If only he could have gotten the angel of death around a
  table....
  Leon Wieseltier is the literary editor of The New Republic.
  Source URL: http://www.tnr.com/article/79956/richard-holbrooke-wieseltier-obituary
  <http://www.tnr.com/article/79956/richard-holbrooke-wieseltier-
  obituary?id=AllaL+2b9QW/QyDvsbal2+xVmvhwM2QAS3ksUFFDAEka20kZa7mVlOmPqP50juO>
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  Sent: Friday, December 17, 2010 10:42 AM
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  Attachments: President Karzaijpg
  See below.
  From: Eikenberry, Karl W
  Sent: Friday, December 17, 2010 10:11 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Ruggiero, Frank 3; Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Cc: Wayne, E Anthony
  Subject: Note for Secretary Clinton
  Madam Secretary,
  The outpouring of condolences from the international community and the Afghans for Richard's passing has been
  extraordinary. We have had a steady flow of visitors from the NATO and diplomatic community and, most importantly,
  Afghans of every walk of life for several days who have come to sign the condolence book.
  Today, during my weekly meeting with President Karzai, I took along the condolence book to be signed at the
  Palace. President Karzai signed and wrote a nice tribute to Richard and graciously allowed us to bring an Embassy
  photographer to memorialize the occasion. A photograph is attached. We will separately arrange for a copy to be
  signed by President Karzai for Kati.
  Separately, I would ask that you thank Mike Mullen for permitting the USO show with which he is traveling to stage an
  unprecedented performance at the U.S. Embassy today. Allowing Embassy Kabul to be the site of a USO show in
  Afghanistan was very gracious of Mike as normally USO shows are only held at military bases. We had an extraordinary
  turnout of our civilian and military team from all over Kabul gathered today to see Robin Williams and other
  entertainers. Mike remains a real champion of our civil-military cooperation and teamwork.
  Respectfully,
  Karl
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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