# Emails

DocNumber: C05766907
MetadataSubject: PAKISTAN INTERVIEWS
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
MetadataDateSent: 2009-10-25T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-07-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_JulyWeb/Web_045/DOC_0C05766907/C05766907.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: HRCEmail_JulyWeb
ExtractedSubject: Re: Pakistan interviews
ExtractedTo: H; 'Sullivanii@state.gov'
ExtractedFrom: Huma Abedin
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, October 25, 2009 9:02 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766907
ExtractedDateReleased: 07/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN PART
ExtractedBodyText:
  Yes, vali is working on an answer sheet for some of the tough q and a like blackwater, drones, quetta shura and nuclear
  security. You will have tonite or tomorrow am.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766907 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2009 9:02 PM
  To: H; 'Sullivanii@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Pakistan interviews
  Yes, vali is working on an answer sheet for some of the tough q and a like blackwater, drones, quetta shura and nuclear
  security. You will have tonite or tomorrow am.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: Isullivanjj@state.gov' <sullivanjj@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Oct 25 20:06:15 2009
  Subject: Pakistan interviews
  Do we have good answers for the Blackwater allegations? What exactly are they? And what's been said before?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766907 Date: 07/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766909
MetadataSubject: EIKENBERRY HAS ASKED TO TALK TO YOU TODAY NON SECURE.
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
MetadataDateSent: 2009-11-29T05:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-07-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_JulyWeb/Web_050/DOC_0C05766909/C05766909.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: HRCEmail_JulyWeb
ExtractedTo: H
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, November 29, 2009 9:51 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766909
ExtractedDateReleased: 07/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN FULL
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766909 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN
  FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, November 29, 2009 9:51 AM
  To: H
  Subject Eikenberry has asked to talk to you today non secure.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766909 Date: 07/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766914
MetadataSubject: WHAT IS TIMELINEON MOVING TO LANGUAGE SCHOOL
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
MetadataDateSent: 2009-12-26T05:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0051-0056/DOC_0C05766914/C05766914.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedSubject: Re: what is timelineon moving to language school
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 10:57 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766914
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN PART
ExtractedBodyText: fyi
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766914 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 10:57 AM
  To:
  Subject FW: what is timelineon moving to language school B6
  fyi
  Original Message
  From: Kennedy, Patrick F
  Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 10:41 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: what is timelineon moving to language school
  Cheryl
  eft PA permanently on the 18th and is on leave thru the end of the year
  He reports to language trainong right after the first of the year
  Regards
  Pat
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: Kennedy, Patrick F
  Sent: Sat Dec 26 08:53:01 2009
  Subject: what is timelineon moving to language school
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766914 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766915
MetadataSubject: (REUTERS) TALIBAN PLANNED TO USE AMERICANS IN PAKISTAN ATTACKS
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
MetadataDateSent: 2009-12-26T05:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0051-0056/DOC_0C05766915/C05766915.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedSubject: (Reuters) Taliban Planned to Use Americans In Pakistan Attacks
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH©state.gov>
ExtractedCc: NEWS-SCA; NEWS-CA; NEWS-SC; NEWS-Pakistan
ExtractedDateSent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 1:14 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766915
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN FULL
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766915 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH©state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 1:14 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: (Reuters) Taliban Planned to Use Americans In Pakistan Attacks
  From: Packer, Adam D
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: NEWS-SCA; NEWS-CA; NEWS-SC; NEWS-Pakistan
  Sent: Sat Dec 26 12:46:51 2009
  Subject: (Reuters) Taliban Planned to Use Americans In Pakistan Attacks
  ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Taliban insurgents had planned to use five Americans, now detained in Pakistan, who had
  contacted the militants via the Internet, to carry out attacks in the U.S.-allied country, a police official said. Usman
  Anwar, police chief in Sargodha, where the men were arrested this month, said emails had revealed plans for the young
  men from Virginia to travel to a Pakistani nuclear power plant. "We believe that they were supposed to be used inside
  Pakistan," Anwar told Reuters by telephone. "In their last email to the Taliban, we found they mentioned the Chashma
  Nuclear Plant and that's why they were going to Mianwali (district)."
  Best regards,
  Adam Packer
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  (202) 647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766915 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766916
MetadataSubject: (REUTERS) TALIBAN PLANNED TO USE AMERICANS IN PAKISTAN ATTACKS
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
MetadataDateSent: 2009-12-26T05:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0051-0056/DOC_0C05766916/C05766916.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedCc: NEWS-SCA; NEWS-CA; NEWS-SCT; NEWS-Pakistan
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766916
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
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ExtractedBodyText:
  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Saturday, December 26, 2009 2:28 PM
  Re: (Reuters) Taliban Planned to Use Americans In Pakistan Attacks

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766916 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Subject:
  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Saturday, December 26, 2009 2:28 PM
  Re: (Reuters) Taliban Planned to Use Americans In Pakistan Attacks
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat Dec 26 13:15:59 2009
  Subject: Re: (Reuters) Taliban Planned to Use Americans In Pakistan Attacks
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 26 13:14:17 2009
  Subject: Fw: (Reuters) Taliban Planned to Use Americans In Pakistan Attacks
  From: Packer, Adam D
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: NEWS-SCA; NEWS-CA; NEWS-SCT; NEWS-Pakistan
  Sent: Sat Dec 26 12:46:51 2009
  Subject: (Reuters) Taliban Planned to Use Americans In Pakistan Attacks
  ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Taliban insurgents had planned to use five Americans, now detained in Pakistan, who had
  contacted the militants via the Internet, to carry out attacks in the U.S.-allied country, a police official said. Usman
  Anwar, police chief in Sargodha, where the men were arrested this month, said emails had revealed plans for the young
  men from Virginia to travel to a Pakistani nuclear power plant. "We believe that they were supposed to be used inside
  Pakistan," Anwar told Reuters by telephone. "In their last email to the Taliban, we found they mentioned the Chashma
  Nuclear Plant and that's why they were going to Mianwali (district)."
  Best regards,
  Adam Packer
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766916 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766916 Date: 08/31/2015
  (202) 647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766916 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766919
MetadataSubject: EIKENBERRY TELCON
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
MetadataDateSent: 2009-12-27T05:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0051-0056/DOC_0C05766919/C05766919.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedSubject: Fw: Eikenberry telcon
ExtractedTo: H
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Wayne, E Anthony; Mills, Cheryl D
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, December 27, 2009 7:50 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766919
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN PART
ExtractedBodyText:
  Fyi for you - jack and I discussed approach.
  Cdm

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766919 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B5, B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, December 27, 2009 7:50 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: Eikenberry telcon
  Fyi for you - jack and I discussed approach.
  Cdm
  From: Lew, Jacob 3
  To: Ricciardone, Francis 3; Campbell, Piper
  Cc: Wayne, E Anthony; Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Dec 27 07:22:29 2009
  Subject: Re: Eikenberry telcon
  Frank
  Happy to take the call when convenient for Karl -- Ops can find me in NY on Sunday or back in DC on Monday. Happy
  new year.
  Jack
  From: Ricciardone, Francis J
  To: Lew, Jacob 3; Campbell, Piper
  Cc: Wayne, E Anthony
  Sent: Sun Dec 27 06:20:40 2009
  Subject: Eikenberry telcon
  Jack,
  Karl, Tony, and I have been in touch by phone + email while Karl is on leave in South Africa, regarding our draft budget
  message (and much else of course), which you have already seen and to which you have responded via Tony.
  Karl has accepted my recommendation that he try to speak directly with you on Monday, and I hope you will be able to
  take his call. I judge that you and he need a meeting of the minds before we send in any message that may not give you
  exactly the ammunition you need.
  Meanwhile, happy new year... see you next month.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766919 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766919 Date: 08/31/2015
  Frank
  Francis J. Ricciardone
  Deputy Ambassador
  American Embassy
  Kabul, Afghanistan
  office tel: +93 700 198 475 B6
  mobile:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766919 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766920
MetadataSubject: ANOTHER MEMO ON BACKDROP TO THIS WEEK. SID
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: sbwhoeop
MetadataDateSent: 2009-11-29T05:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-07-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_JulyWeb/Web_050/DOC_0C05766920/C05766920.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: HRCEmail_JulyWeb
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766920
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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, November 29, 2009 10 58 AM
  H
  Another memo on backdrop to this week. Sid
  hrc memo backdrop 112909.docx
  November 29, 2009
  For: Hillary

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766920 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN
  PART B6
  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Subject:
  Attachments:
  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, November 29, 2009 10 58 AM
  H
  Another memo on backdrop to this week. Sid
  hrc memo backdrop 112909.docx
  CONFIDENTIAL
  November 29, 2009
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Backdrop to your coming week
  Below is a piece published today in The Observer, the Sunday newspaper of The Guardian, on the Chilcot
  inquiry, summarizing the testimony so far and what is expected this week while you are drumming up support
  for the Afghanistan initiative. Britain and Europe are riveted by Chilcot, especially official circles. The
  objective correlative, of course, is trust in any 11.S. administration and deep skepticism about the Afghanistan
  project. Yet another undercurrent among the mandarins is disdainful resentment of indifference to Britain, a
  sentiment beyond Labour or the Tories but what has emerged as the view of the permanent establishment at
  Whitehall and elsewhere.
  Mandelson Watch: After Miliband declined to reach for the EU foreign secretaryship (though Sarkozy wanted
  him to take it and Brown was not averse, even favorable), Mandelson personally campaigned on his own for it
  among the Europeans. Mandelson was eager to Miliband to take the EU post, allowing Mandelson to be
  appointed foreign minister. When Miliband refused, Mandelson's ambition was thwarted, and tried to seize the
  EU position for himself, but without any backing in Europe or from Gordon. The Europeans thought him mad.
  Suddenly, they recalled his bad or strange behavior as UK commissioner to the EU. When Christine Ashton was
  named, Mandelson briefed the press on her lack of credentials, etc. Ashton, as it happens, had worked the press
  to try to help Mandelson when he had gotten into the mess that led to his first resignation. Those inside the
  government who remember this see it as an illustration of the principle that no good deed goes unpunished.
  Mandelson, in a snit, is now not speaking to Gordon as 'though his rejection were Gordon's fault.
  One more item: Did you read Jim Hoagland in the Washington Post today? He nails McDonough for trashing
  Biden, among other things. Enclosed below story on Chilcot:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766920 Date: 07/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766922
MetadataSubject: MINI SCHEDULE 2/2/10 TUESDAY
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: JilotyLC@state.gov
MetadataDateSent: 2010-02-02T05:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0062/DOC_0C05766922/C05766922.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedSubject: Mini schedule 2/2/10 Tuesday
ExtractedTo: H; Abedin, Huma
ExtractedFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC©state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, February 2, 2010 8:32 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766922
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
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  8:10 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:15 am WORKING BREAKFAST FOR INVITED MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
  9:15 am James Monroe Room, 8th Floor
  9:15 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  9:25 am Secretary's Office
  9:30 am PHOTOS w/AMBASSADORIAL SEMINAR
  9:45 am Treaty Room, 7th Floor
  9:50 am DROP BY w/DS STEINBERG AND GREEK ALTERNATE F.M.
  10:00 am DIMITRIOS DROUTSAS Secy's Office *Official photo in anteroom preceding.
  10:10 am DEPART State Department *En route Virginia
  10:30 am ARRIVE Virginia
  10:30 am PRIVATE MEETING
  12:30 pm Location: Virginia
  12:35 pm DEPART Virginia
  12:55 pm ARRIVE State Department
  I :00pm OFFICE TIME
  2:00pm Secretary's Office
  2:00pm SECURE CALL w/ISRAELI PM BINYAMIN NETANYAHU
  2:15pm Secretary's Office
  2:30pm PHONE CALL w/ISRAELI DEFENSE MINISTER EHUD BARAK
  2:45pm Secretary's Office
  2:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  3:30 pm Secretary's Office
  3:30 pm BILATERAL w/I1RAQI VP DR. TARIQ Al-HASHIMI
  4:00 pm Secretary's Conference Room *Camera Spray in Treaty Room preceding.
  4:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  4:45 pm Secretary's Office
  4:45 pm THANK YOU TO TEAM COPENHAGEN
  5:05 pm Treaty Room
  5:15 pm MEETING w/JIM STEINBERG AND PHIL GORDON
  5:45 pm Secretary's Office
  6:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
  6:10 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  #1
  ,1#

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766922 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC©state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, February 2, 2010 8:32 AM
  To: H; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Mini schedule 2/2/10 Tuesday
  8:10 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:15 am WORKING BREAKFAST FOR INVITED MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
  9:15 am James Monroe Room, 8th Floor
  9:15 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  9:25 am Secretary's Office
  9:30 am PHOTOS w/AMBASSADORIAL SEMINAR
  9:45 am Treaty Room, 7th Floor
  9:50 am DROP BY w/DS STEINBERG AND GREEK ALTERNATE F.M.
  10:00 am DIMITRIOS DROUTSAS Secy's Office *Official photo in anteroom preceding.
  10:10 am DEPART State Department *En route Virginia
  10:30 am ARRIVE Virginia
  10:30 am PRIVATE MEETING
  12:30 pm Location: Virginia
  12:35 pm DEPART Virginia
  12:55 pm ARRIVE State Department
  I :00pm OFFICE TIME
  2:00pm Secretary's Office
  2:00pm SECURE CALL w/ISRAELI PM BINYAMIN NETANYAHU
  2:15pm Secretary's Office
  2:30pm PHONE CALL w/ISRAELI DEFENSE MINISTER EHUD BARAK
  2:45pm Secretary's Office
  2:45 pm OFFICE TIME
  3:30 pm Secretary's Office
  3:30 pm BILATERAL w/I1RAQI VP DR. TARIQ Al-HASHIMI
  4:00 pm Secretary's Conference Room *Camera Spray in Treaty Room preceding.
  4:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  4:45 pm Secretary's Office
  4:45 pm THANK YOU TO TEAM COPENHAGEN
  5:05 pm Treaty Room
  5:15 pm MEETING w/JIM STEINBERG AND PHIL GORDON
  5:45 pm Secretary's Office
  6:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
  6:10 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  #1
  ,1#
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766922 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766923
MetadataSubject: NOTE FOR THE SECRETARY
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
MetadataDateSent: 2009-12-26T05:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Note for the Secretary
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
ExtractedDateSent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 9:08 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766923
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN FULL
ExtractedBodyText: Per request b/I
RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766923 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 9:08 PM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Fw: Note for the Secretary
  Attachments: HRC 12.25.09.docx
  Per request b/I
  From: Pascual, Carlos (Mexico City)
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Lew, Jacob 3; Steinberg, James B; Campbell, Piper; Cue, Lourdes C
  Sent: Sat Dec 26 20:01:50 2009
  Subject: FW: Note for the Secretary
  Dear Cheryl,
  I hope that you have been able to find a bit of time during the holidays to catch your breath and get ready for
  next year. I have attached a note to the Secretary that reviews our agenda in Mexico at the end of 2009, and key
  challenges for the coming year. Could you pass this to her for me? Many thanks,
  Carlos
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766923 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766928
MetadataSubject: MURTHA...
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Verma, Richard R
MetadataDateSent: 2010-02-02T05:00:00+00:00
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ExtractedSubject: Murtha...
ExtractedTo: H; Lew, Jacob J
ExtractedFrom: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, February 2, 2010 10:56 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05766928
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  Murtha back in the hospital
  By: David Rogers
  February 2,2010 10:43 AM EST
  Pennsylvania Rep. John Murtha was back in the hospital Tuesday after undergoing gall bladder
  surgery last week.
  The Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington said that the 77-year-old Democrat was a patient in its
  intensive care unit but referred all questions about his condition to his family.
  Murtha's congressional office confirmed that he underwent scheduled laparoscopic surgery to remove
  his gallbladder at Bethesda Naval Hospital last week. But the congressman's spokesman refused
  comment on the seriousness of his condition or any complication that required hospitalization.
  A powerhouse in the House Appropriations Committee and close friend of Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-
  Calif.), Murtha was hospitalized for a period in December as well when he suffered an infection in his
  gall bladder.
  The doctors then decided that it should be removed once the infection had been tempered, and that
  set up the surgery last week at Bethesda.
  In the interim, Murtha has been back in the Capitol, and in his style, came back from the hospital—
  with IV bandages still on him— to oversee passage of his defense appropriations bill.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766928 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, February 2, 2010 10:56 AM
  To: H; Lew, Jacob J
  Subject: Murtha...
  Murtha back in the hospital
  By: David Rogers
  February 2,2010 10:43 AM EST
  Pennsylvania Rep. John Murtha was back in the hospital Tuesday after undergoing gall bladder
  surgery last week.
  The Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington said that the 77-year-old Democrat was a patient in its
  intensive care unit but referred all questions about his condition to his family.
  Murtha's congressional office confirmed that he underwent scheduled laparoscopic surgery to remove
  his gallbladder at Bethesda Naval Hospital last week. But the congressman's spokesman refused
  comment on the seriousness of his condition or any complication that required hospitalization.
  A powerhouse in the House Appropriations Committee and close friend of Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-
  Calif.), Murtha was hospitalized for a period in December as well when he suffered an infection in his
  gall bladder.
  The doctors then decided that it should be removed once the infection had been tempered, and that
  set up the surgery last week at Bethesda.
  In the interim, Murtha has been back in the Capitol, and in his style, came back from the hospital—
  with IV bandages still on him— to oversee passage of his defense appropriations bill.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766928 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766932
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  FYI.
  From: Kelly, Craig A
  Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2010 6:02 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Subject: FW: WHA Early Alert today
  Argentina's La Nacion comments that the greatest lesson of events in Honduras "has been the worldwide reaction in the
  name of respect for constitutional order." The paper says the military acted badly but was reacting to Zelaya's own
  unconstitutional behavior, and notes that "the US was among the first to understand the complexity of the Honduran case
  and the difficulties in treating it as a derivation of a classic military coup. It was also the US that was the first to announce
  that it was ready to work with the Lobo government to strengthen Honduran democracy..."
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  Out on official travel until late in the afternoon of Thursday Oct 22, 2009.
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  We did
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  H; 'ValmoroLJ@state.gov'
  Re: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010

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  Huma Abedin
  Tuesday, December 29, 2009 10:58 AM
  H; 'ValmoroLJ@state.gov'
  Re: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: Huma Abedin; 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 10:57:13 2009
  Subject: Fw: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Did we regret this?
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: I-1
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 10:42:56 2009
  Subject: Re: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Original Message B6
  From: Duffy, Terry
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Dec 02 08:14:56 2009
  Subject: Re: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Madam Secretary,
  That would be more than fine. I appreciate you even looking to see if this may work.
  On another note I wanted to send congratulations to you on the announcement of your daughters engagement. I know
  you are proud of her and rightfully so.
  Also I had dinner last night with a mutual friend of ours, Sen Lindsay Graham. Lindsay always talks how much he likes
  you and said if I were to be in contact with you to say hi from him.
  Stay well and I look forward to hearing and seeing you soon.
  All my best,
  Terry
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Duffy, Terry
  Sent: Wed Dec 02 05:14:23 2009
  Subject: Re: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Terry--
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  So sorry I haven't responded before but I've been hip deep in the rollout of the Afghanistan strategy. I am trying hard
  to accept this invite but haven't been able to nail down. We will let you know one way or the other by end of next week.
  Is that ok?
  I hope you, your family and the futures markets are all well! My very best wishes, Hillary
  Original Message B6
  From: Duffy, Terry
  To: H2; H
  Sent: Fri Nov 27 10:02:38 2009
  Subject: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Madam Secretary-
  I hope you, the President and Chelsea had a great Thanksgiving. Hopefully things will wind down and you'll be able to
  spend some time with your family. As you know, I'm being honored by the American Friends of the Hebrew University
  on Thursday, March 11, 2010. I'd be so honored if you would consider being the keynote speaker. I've had some
  correspondence with Lona in your office and she indicated you may have a better idea of your 2010 calendar in early
  November. It would mean the world to me if you could do it, but if not I completely understand.
  I look forward to seeing you soon.
  All my best,
  Terry
  Terrence A. Duffy
  Executive Chairman
  CME Group
  20 S. Wacker Drive
  Chicago, IL 60606
  P: 312-930-2000
  F: 312-930-2040
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  Just faxed it to you. Let me know if you didn't get it. Thanks.
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  To: H
  Revised draft of prayer breakfast remarks coming in 15 min by fax.
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  H; cheryl.mills
  Crowley, Philip J; preines
  RE: WPost editorial
  ; Sullivan, Jacob J
  We will draft a response and get it to you. We are also compiling other commentary -- most of which has been very
  favorable. In a series of meetings we have had with the democracy and human rights groups, the response has been
  overwhelmingly positive.

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  Monday, December 28, 2009 11:31 AM
  daniel.baer
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  H; cheryl.mills
  Crowley, Philip J; preines
  RE: WPost editorial
  ; Sullivan, Jacob J
  We will draft a response and get it to you. We are also compiling other commentary -- most of which has been very
  favorable. In a series of meetings we have had with the democracy and human rights groups, the response has been
  overwhelmingly positive.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 10:59 AM
  To: 'cheryl.mills Posner, Michael H; 'daniel.baer
  Cc: Crowley, Philip J; 'preines
  Subject: WPost editorial
  ; Sullivan, Jacob J
  I thought the argument they made yesterday about the human rights speech was either deliberately obtuse or clueless.
  Either way, we need to respond and refute. Can you have a response drafted and sent to me? Also, I'd like to see a
  summary of points made by other commentary. Thx.
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  Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2010 5:26 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Final: International Family Planning Budget Statement
  Attachments: Statement - International FY11 Budget.doc
  From: Rubiner, Laurie
  To: jenklein.dc pverveer
  Abedin, Huma; Reines, Philippe I
  Sent: Tue Feb 02 17:35:11 2010
  Subject: Fw: Final: International Family Planning Budget Statement
  Mills, Cheryl D;
  You guys are totally great. Please thank Secy Clinton for us - we know it wouldn't have happened without her and all of
  you. We are also posting a video from Cecile on our website about this. Best, Laurie
  From: Jordan, Brannon
  To: Natl Communications Division; McHugh, Lorne; Rubiner, Laurie; Meer, Jeff; Chaney, Joi; Taylor, Amy
  Sent: Tue Feb 02 16:05:36 2010
  Subject: Final: International Family Planning Budget Statement
  Statement below and attached just sent to reporters.
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: PPFA Media Relations 202-973-4882
  February 2, 2010
  STATEMENT FROM CECILE RICHARDS ON INTERNATIONAL
  FAMILY PLANNING IN THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION BUDGET
  WASHINGTON, DC —The women of the world have true friends in Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton
  and the Obama administration. After years of inadequate funding during the previous administration,
  yesterday's Fiscal Year 2011 budget request for an increase in international family planning is a critical step
  forward in demonstrating our nation's renewed commitment to ensuring that women worldwide have access to
  safe and effective reproductive health care.
  The Obama administration has sent a strong signal that the status quo is unacceptable. Every year more than
  half a million women — nearly all of whom live in developing countries — die of pregnancy-related causes.
  Moreover, one in three deaths related to pregnancy and childbirth could be avoided if women who wanted
  effective contraception had access to it.
  To strengthen our working relationships with partners around the world, as well as our image, the United
  States must increase access to family planning. By ensuring that women have increased access to the family
  planning they need, our nation is working to make good on its commitment to promote the health of all women
  and their families.
  An investment in family planning is an investment that reaps significant dividends. By providing education,
  counseling and contraceptives to women and couples, we are working to strengthen families worldwide. We
  also will help achieve major reductions in infant and maternal mortality, HIV infections and global poverty. As
  Secretary Clinton has said, "There's a direct connection between a woman's ability to plan her family, space
  her pregnancies, and give birth safely, and her ability to get an education, work outside the home, support her
  family, and participate fully in the life of her community."
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766945 Date: 08/31/2015
  Planned Parenthood works with partners across the globe to eliminate barriers to basic reproductive health
  care that is essential to the health and well-being of women, men and children everywhere. Limited access to
  health care, lack of political will, legal and regulatory restrictions, cultural taboos, and harsh gender inequality
  all put women at risk of unintended pregnancy, unsafe abortion and childbirth, and HIV and other sexually
  transmitted infections. The commitment of Secretary Clinton and the Obama administration to international
  family planning will further the efforts of Planned Parenthood and others to help women overcome barriers to
  accessing needed reproductive health care.
  As the Fiscal Year 2011 budget and appropriations process moves forward, we look forward to working with
  Congress to build on this request so that we may adequately address the global health challenges facing
  women worldwide.
  #4:#
  Planned Parenthood Federation of America is the nation's leading sexual and reproductive health care
  provider and advocate. We believe that everyone has the right to choose when or whether to have a child, and
  that every child should be wanted and loved. Planned Parenthood affiliates operate more than 840 health
  centers nationwide, providing medical services and sexuality education for millions of women, men, and
  teenagers each year. We also work with allies worldwide to ensure that all women and men have the right and
  the means to meet their sexual and reproductive health care needs.
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  RCH came to agree with Frank R. over the weekend that we should hold off on a call by you. I am sitting down with Paul
  in a bit and will provide a further update.

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  Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 12:32 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Karzai call?
  RCH came to agree with Frank R. over the weekend that we should hold off on a call by you. I am sitting down with Paul
  in a bit and will provide a further update.
  Original Message
  ,From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 12:04 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Karzai call?
  What, if anything, was decided about whether I should call him? The email traffic I read has Holbrooke saying "yes" and
  Frank R disagreeing. Can you update pls.
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  Monday, December 28, 2009 2:09 PM
  RE: Karzai call?
  B5
  Just talked to Holbrooke on the slopes of Telluride.
  Karzai is preparing to announce his intention to proceed with the election on schedule. He has lined up Qanooni in
  support.
  SRAP is preparing a memo of potential options for how to move forward on this. When we have the memo I will be sure
  to get it to you pronto.
  If Paul has anything to add/amend, I will be sure to let you know.

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  If Paul has anything to add/amend, I will be sure to let you know.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 12:04 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Karzai call?
  What, if anything, was decided about whether I should call him? The email traffic I read has Holbrooke saying "yes" and
  Frank R disagreeing. Can you update pls.
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  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: PPFA Media Relations 202-973-4882
  February 2, 2010
  STATEMENT FROM CECILE RICHARDS ON INTERNATIONAL
  FAMILY PLANNING IN THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION BUDGET
  WASHINGTON, DC —The women of the world have true friends in Secretary of State Hillary Rodham
  Clinton and the Obama administration. After years of inadequate funding during the previous
  administration, yesterday's Fiscal Year 2011 budget request for an increase in international family
  planning is a critical step forward in demonstrating our nation's renewed commitment to ensuring that
  women worldwide have access to safe and effective reproductive health care.
  The Obama administration has sent a strong signal that the status quo is unacceptable. Every year
  more than half a million women — nearly all of whom live in developing countries — die of pregnancy-
  related causes. Moreover, one in three deaths related to pregnancy and childbirth could be avoided if
  women who wanted effective contraception had access to it.
  To strengthen our working relationships with partners around the world, as well as our image, the United
  States must increase access to family planning. By ensuring that women have increased access to the
  family planning they need, our nation is working to make good on its commitment to promote the health
  of all women and their families.
  An investment in family planning is an investment that reaps significant dividends. By providing
  education, counseling and contraceptives to women and couples, we are working to strengthen families
  worldwide. We also will help achieve major reductions in infant and maternal mortality, HIV infections
  and global poverty. As Secretary Clinton has said, "There's a direct connection between a woman's
  ability to plan her family, space her pregnancies, and give birth safely, and her ability to get an education,
  work outside the home, support her family, and participate fully in the life of her community."
  Planned Parenthood works with partners across the globe to eliminate barriers to basic reproductive
  health care that is essential to the health and well-being of women, men and children everywhere.
  Limited access to health care, lack of political will, legal and regulatory restrictions, cultural taboos, and
  harsh gender inequality all put women at risk of unintended pregnancy, unsafe abortion and childbirth,
  and HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. The commitment of Secretary Clinton and the Obama
  administration to international family planning will further the efforts of Planned Parenthood and others to
  help women overcome barriers to accessing needed reproductive health care.
  As the Fiscal Year 2011 budget and appropriations process moves forward, we look forward to working
  with Congress to build on this request so that we may adequately address the global health challenges
  facing women worldwide.
  ###
  Planned Parenthood Federation of America is the nation's leading sexual and reproductive health care
  provider and advocate. We believe that everyone has the right to choose when or whether to have a
  child, and that every child should be wanted and loved. Planned Parenthood affiliates operate more than
  840 health centers nationwide, providing medical services and sexuality education for millions of women,
  men, and teenagers each year. We also work with allies worldwide to ensure that all women and men
  have the right and the means to meet their sexual and reproductive health care needs.
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  Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2010 5:36 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Final: International Family Planning Budget Statement
  Will call at six - still doing email
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wed Feb 03 05:33:44 2010
  Subject: Re: Final: International Family Planning Budget Statement
  Can I call you?
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Feb 03 05:25:48 2010
  Subject: Fw: Final: International Family Planning Budget Statement
  From: Rubiner, Laurie
  To: jenklein.dc zjenklein.dc >; pverveer
  Abedin, Huma; Reines, Philippe I
  Sent: Tue Feb 02 17:35:11 2010
  Subject: Fw: Final: International Family Planning Budget Statement
  <pverveer ; Mills, Cheryl D; B6
  You guys are totally great. Please thank Secy Clinton for us - we know it wouldn't have happened without her and all of
  you. We are also posting a video from Cecile on our website about this. Best, Laurie
  From: Jordan, Brannon
  To: Natl Communications Division; McHugh, Lorrie; Rubiner, Laurie; Meer, Jeff; Chaney, Joi; Taylor, Amy
  Sent: Tue Feb 02 16:05:36 2010
  Subject: Final: International Family Planning Budget Statement
  Statement below and attached just sent to reporters.
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: PPFA Media Relations 202-973-4882
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  February 2, 2010
  Statement from Cecile Richards on International
  Family Planning in the Obama Administration Budget
  WASHINGTON, DC —The women of the world have true friends in Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and the
  Obama administration. After years of inadequate funding during the previous administration, yesterday's Fiscal Year
  2011 budget request for an increase in international family planning is a critical step forward in demonstrating our
  nation's renewed commitment to ensuring that women worldwide have access to safe and effective reproductive health
  care.
  The Obama administration has sent a strong signal that the status quo is unacceptable. Every year more than half a
  million women — nearly all of whom live in developing countries — die of pregnancy-related causes. Moreover, one in
  three deaths related to pregnancy and childbirth could be avoided if women who wanted effective contraception had
  access to it.
  To strengthen our working relationships with partners around the world, as well as our image, the United States must
  increase access to family planning. By ensuring that women have increased access to the family planning they need, our
  nation is working to make good on its commitment to promote the health of all women and their families.
  An investment in family planning is an investment that reaps significant dividends. By providing education, counseling
  and contraceptives to women and couples, we are working to strengthen families worldwide. We also will help achieve
  major reductions in infant and maternal mortality, HIV infections and global poverty. As Secretary Clinton has said,
  "There's a direct connection between a woman's ability to plan her family, space her pregnancies, and give birth safely,
  and her ability to get an education, work outside the home, support her family, and participate fully in the life of her
  community."
  Planned Parenthood works with partners across the globe to eliminate barriers to basic reproductive health care that is
  essential to the health and well-being of women, men and children everywhere. Limited access to health care, lack of
  political will, legal and regulatory restrictions, cultural taboos, and harsh gender inequality all put women at risk of
  unintended pregnancy, unsafe abortion and childbirth, and HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. The
  commitment of Secretary Clinton and the Obama administration to international family planning will further the efforts
  of Planned Parenthood and others to help women overcome barriers to accessing needed reproductive health care.
  As the Fiscal Year 2011 budget and appropriations process moves forward, we look forward to working with Congress to
  build on this request so that we may adequately address the global health challenges facing women worldwide.
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  Planned Parenthood Federation of America is the nation's leading sexual and reproductive health care provider and
  advocate. We believe that everyone has the right to choose when or whether to have a child, and that every child
  should be wanted and loved. Planned Parenthood affiliates operate more than 840 health centers nationwide, providing
  medical services and sexuality education for millions of women, men, and teenagers each year. We also work with allies
  worldwide to ensure that all women and men have the right and the means to meet their sexual and reproductive
  health care needs.
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  Dan Schwerin can help with the drafting if you put
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  H; cheryl.mills daniel.baer Sullivan, Jacob
  Cc: preines Schwerin, Daniel B
  Subject Re: WPost editorial
  Dan Schwerin can help with the drafting if you put
  together some building blocks. Pi
  B5
  Original Message
  From: Posner, Michael H
  To: 'H' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; 'cheryl.mills <cheryl.mills daniel.baer
  <daniel.baer ; Sullivan, Jacob
  Cc: Crowley, Philip J; 'preines
  Sent: Mon Dec 28 11:30:59 2009
  Subject: RE: WPost editorial
  We will draft a response and get it to you. We are also compiling other commentary -- most of which has been very
  favorable. In a series of meetings we have had with the democracy and human rights groups, the response has been
  overwhelmingly positive.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 10:59 AM
  To: 'cheryl.mills Posner, Michael H; 'daniel.baer
  Cc: Crowley, Philip .1; 'preines
  Subject: WPost editorial
  Sullivan, Jacob J B6
  I thought the argument they made yesterday about the human rights speech was either deliberately obtuse or clueless.
  Either way, we need to respond and refute. Can you have a response drafted and sent to me? Also, I'd like to see a
  summary of points made by other commentary. Thx.
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  I am sure you saw but can't resist sending ...
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  I am sure you saw but can't resist sending ...
  Yellow highlights are mine
  cdm
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  Obama's Foreign-Policy Team Bests Economy Stars: Albert Hunt
  BLOOMBERG
  Albert R. Hunt
  Print This Story
  Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) -- A year ago, the expectation was that President-elect Barack Obama's economic team would be a
  smooth- functioning machine, and the outlook was for turbulence in the national-security arena.
  Timothy Geithner, the Treasury-secretary designate, and Lawrence Summers, chosen to head the White House National
  Economic Council, were unusually able veterans of Washington and financial crises. They were joined by a star-studded
  cast of economic advisers starting with former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, perhaps the most respected
  financial figure in the world, and prominent academic economists.
  By contrast, the national-security advisers featured Senator Hillary Clinton of New York, who Obama upset to win the
  nomination and was still surrounded by aides who thought the wrong person won; Defense Secretary Robert Gates, a
  holdover from President George W. Bush's administration, and national- security adviser and former North Atlantic Treaty
  Organization commander Jim Jones, who barely knew his new boss.
  Twelve months later, this conventional wisdom has turned upside down. The foreign-policy team, despite a few glitches,
  wins high marks and is beset by less rivalry and rancor than most any administration in memory. The vaunted economic
  team is faulted for poor coordination, drawing even the president's ire, and an inability to convey an overarching policy.
  Deficit vs. Jobs
  Two recent anecdotes illustrate this problem. On Dec. 2, as Obama prepared to give a major economic speech at the
  Brookings Institution on Dec. 8 (and a day after his Afghanistan speech at West Point) he met with policy makers. He
  heard a familiar reprise of the previous several meetings with budget director Peter Orszag arguing for more emphasis on
  reducing the deficit and Council of Economic Advisers chief Christina Romer leading the contingent espousing a greater
  short-term stress on jobs.
  The president, by his standards, exploded. "Why are we having this meeting again, the same discussion," participants
  quoted him as saying.
  Several administration insiders, prominent outside Democratic economic advisers and a few Congressional heavyweights,
  all worry this is symptomatic of a process that isn't working well. Summers, they argue, is brilliant on policy and ill-suited
  for a high-level staff job, which is what the head of the National Economic Council is.
  "If you came up with 10 words to describe Larry, coordination and collaboration would not be two," says one person
  requesting anonymity who has worked with Summers extensively and admires his intellectual force.
  Top-Flight Players'
  David Axelrod, Obama's top adviser, cautions not to read too much into one meeting. "When you bring in top-flight
  players, strong personalities, there's going to be issues of mediation," he says. "The president wants strong players, he
  synthesizes their best thinking, and the product is working."
  Still, others say Summers too often is dismissive of fellow economic advisers, other than Geithner, although begets a
  bum rap for supposedly freezing Volcker out of major decisions. The 82-year-old Volcker wants a freewheeling advisory
  role. But advisers acknowledge Summers rarely reaches out to include him. Volcker takes a much tougher line than
  Summers or Geithner toward Wall Street.
  The other problem, an inability to effectively communicate an economic policy, was typified in a Dec. 4 interview with
  Geithner, who was asked what is the "clear, coherent economic message" of the administration.
  'High-Class Education'
  He proceeded to talk about "high-class education" for children, affordable health care, better incentives for energy and
  infrastructure, public-private arrangements and the like.
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  There are 15.4 million unemployed Americans and another 11.5 million "underemployed," either having given up looking
  and thus not counted in the jobless numbers or involuntarily relegated to part-time work. A laundry list of the Democrats'
  agenda is unlikely to prove comforting.
  Geithner, who wins praise from Obama and others for his substantive performance after a shaky start and some more
  recent cheap political shots, acknowledges that public communications isn't his forte. It isn't Summers' either. And those
  who are more effective, including Roemer and fellow Council of Economic Advisers member Austan Goolsbee,
  sometimes are cut out of the action.
  Loss of Confidence
  The result: On the economy, Americans are losing confidence in the president, who gets little credit for policies that
  avoided an economic calamity and are starting to tum things around. In a survey by pollster Ann Selzer a few weeks ago
  for Bloomberg News, voters by 50 percent to 45 percent disapprove of Obama's performance on the economy; the
  numbers were worse on handling the budget deficit and dealing with Wall Street.
  The best numbers were in foreign policy, including Afghanistan. The national-security apparatus isn't without problems.
  There has been periodic sniping at Jones, and top deputies have different perspectives. The deputy director, Tom
  Donilon, a well-regarded political operative, is seen as an extension of White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel; and
  top aide Denis McDonough, is the keeper of the Obama campaign flame.
  Still, on the big stuff, especially the decision to escalate the war in Afghanistan, Obama has been well-served by his
  national-security team.
  Biden's Role
  Clinton has been a loyal and effective secretary of state and Gates has earned great respect from his commander in chief.
  There's almost none of the bitter infighting like that between Secretary of State Colin Powell and Defense Secretary
  Donald Rumsfeld in the Bush administration, or George Shultz and Caspar Weinberger in the Reagan years, or the
  incompetence that marked President Bill Clinton's first term. These tensions have been eased in the Obama
  administration by the constructive role played by Vice President Joseph Biden on foreign affairs.
  If the war in Afghanistan goes south this could change. But the framework for handling tough situations has been set.
  That isn't true with the economy. Inexplicably, Emanuel, a man with little tolerance for disarray, seems to have stayed on
  the sidelines here.
  In an election year, with the dueling dilemmas of huge deficits and high unemployment, the president can't regain
  credibility if saddled with a decision-making process that doesn't work effectively and a message that lacks coherence and
  clarity.
  (Albert R. Hunt is the executive editor for Washington at Bloomberg News. The opinions expressed are his own.)
  To contact the writer of this column: Albert R. Hunt in Washington at ahunt1@bloomberg.net.
  Andrew Mayock
  Executive Secretary
  US Treasury Department B6
  0: 202-622-6096
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  Good to know
  thanks
  Original Message---- B6
  From: Oscar Flores
  Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 8:17 AM
  To: Doug Band; Abedin, Huma; Justin Cooper; H; Hannah Richert
  Subject: Oscar/Navy
  **FYI**
  I will not be around Feb 10-14
  Have to drill in Syracuse four days cause I did not drill in Jan.
  In March I'm scheduled for my 2 week AT (annual training) in Norfolk
  I'm away March 22-April 5th
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  Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2010 5:45 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Brazil-EU meeting to discuss Haiti reconstruction: official
  Original Message
  From: Reynoso, Julissa
  Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 5:23 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Kelly, Craig A; McMullen, Christopher J
  Subject: FW: Brazil-EU meeting to discuss Haiti reconstruction: official
  Original Message-----
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  Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 10:54 AM
  To: southcom_news_alerts_members_list@lists.fma.sosiltd.com
  Subject: Brazil-EU meeting to discuss Haiti reconstruction: official
  Brazil-EU meeting to discuss Haiti reconstruction: official
  BRASILIA, February 3, 2010 (AFP) - A foreign ministers' meeting between
  Brazil and the European Union in Madrid later this month is to discuss
  reconstruction of quake-devastated Haiti, Iran and Middle East peace,
  Brazil foreign ministry said Wednesday.
  The February 15 gathering in Madrid, held under Spain's presidency of
  the European Union, will be attended by Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso
  Amorim, the ministry said.
  Negotiations on a deal between the South American trade bloc Mercosur
  and the European Union will also be discussed, along with climate change
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  To:
  Subject FW: happy christmas - we all got our wish - that you be confirmed. xo cdm
  fyi
  Original Message-----
  From: Shannon, Thomas A
  Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 4:54 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: happy christmas - we all got our wish - that you be confirmed. xo cdm
  Cheryl:
  Thank you very much for your note. I am enormously grateful for the tremendous support that you and the Secretary
  offered me during this confirmation gauntlet. Without that support I have no doubt that I would still be stuck in
  confirmation limbo.
  I am now looking forward to getting to Brasilia and getting to work.
  I hope you and your family had a great Christmas. I am wishing you a happy and prosperous new year.
  Tom
  Original Message ----
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: Shannon, Thomas A
  Sent: Sat Dec 26 08:38:02 2009
  Subject: happy christmas - we all got our wish - that you be confirmed. xo cdm
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  Chilcot Inquiry: Mandarins take revenge on Tony
  Blair over Iraq
  Civil servants and diplomats are lining up to stick a knife into former PM's reputation
  • Toby Helm and Raieev Syai
  ▪
  The Observer, Sunday 29 November 2009
  • Whitehall mandarins are supreme masters of subtle evasion. But they do not rise to the top of their trade
  without also knowing how to stick in the knife.
  At times the Chilcot inquiry into Britain's involvement in Iraq since 2001, which opened last week, resembled a
  gentlemen's club moved to the sanitised surroundings of the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in
  Westminster.
  Oxbridge-educated pillars of the establiShment politely questioned other Oxbridge-educated pillars of the
  establishment about who said what to whom in which memo. The inquiry is a peculiar mixture of the old and
  the new, the open and closed. It is conducted in the language of Whitehall, yet beamed live by webcam to the
  world.
  Critics are convinced that, for all Sir John Chilcot's promises to the contrary, it will turn out to be another
  Whitehall whitewash. For the cognoscenti, little new information has yet emerged, and when the final report is
  written it will not seek to apportion blame. Yet beneath the equivocation and mandarin-speak, Whitehall seems,
  in as much as it knows how, to be using Chilcot to wield the scalpel. Throughout the first week the pent-up
  frustrations of diplomats and career civil servants over the way Cony Blair and George Bush secretly plotted to
  oust Sad.dam Hussein, bypassing the "official channels" in which they operate, has been there for all to see.
  Chilcot is said to have been warned by his Whitehall friends that many witnesses will be ready to unburden
  themselves — finally to take revenge. In session after session they have appeared to do that. Blair's reputation
  has been sliced like salami day after day.
  Sir William Ehrman, the Foreign Office's former director of international security, volunteered last Wednesday
  that the threat from Saddam's supposed weapons of mass destruction was known to be limited.
  In the gentlest way he drove in the dagger. "We did, I think on 10 March [2003], get a report that chemical
  weapons might have remained disassembled and Saddam hadn't yet ordered their assembly. There was a
  suggestion that Iraq might lack warheads capable of effective dispersal of agents."
  Ever the diplomat, however, Ehrman went on to say that the intelligence warnings had not made any difference
  to the case for war. "I don't think it invalidated the point about the programmes he had. It was more about use,"
  he said. But he had set the tone.
  On Thursday, Sir Christopher Meyer, UK ambassador in Washington from 1997 to 2003, who has already
  criticised the government over Iraq in his memoirs, went for Blair, mercilessly comparing his qualities as a war
  leader to those of Margaret Thatcher. "I'm not trying to make a party political point here whatsoever, but quite
  often I think about this: what would Margaret Thatcher have done?" Meyer asked. "I think she would have
  insisted on a coherent political and diplomatic strategy and she would have demanded the greatest clarity about
  what the heck happened if. and when, you removed Saddam Hussein."
  A former press secretary to John Major who can speak like a mandarin but, equally, can talk like a layman, he
  said Blair had failed miserably to extract a price from George Bush for his loyalty. "We could have achieved
  more by playing a tougher role... if, for example... Tony Blair had said: 'I want to help you, George, on this, but
  I have to say, in all honesty, that I will not be able to take part in any military operation unless we have palpable
  progress on the [Middle East] peace process and we have absolute clarity on what happens in Iraq if it comes
  up.' I think that would have changed the nature — it would not have led to a rupture — it would have changed the
  nature of American planning. "
  Even when defending UK policy, he was on the offensive. Asked if policy had been adapted to stay in line with
  Washington's, Meyer added: "I wouldn't say it was as extremely poodle-ish as that."
  On Friday, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Britain's former ambassador to the United Nations, told Chilcot he had
  threatened to resign in 2002 if at least one security council resolution was not passed. He added: "I regard our
  participation in the military action in Iraq in March 2003 as legal but of questionable legitimacy, in that it did
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  not have the democratically observable backing of the great majority of [UN] member states, or even perhaps of
  the majority of people inside the UK."
  Today new arguments are raging over whether the inquiry will have access to, and publish, the most sensitive
  documents — including legal advice given to the government by the former attorney general, Lord Goldsmith,
  during the lead-up to war. Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, has written to Gordon Brown saying that,
  unless all such. material is published, the inquiry will be a sham and the public's sense that it has been denied the
  facts will remain.
  But it will still be essential viewing nonetheless. This week will see more key witnesses. The most revealing
  testimony could come tomorrow when Sir David Manning, Blair's former foreign policy adviser, is certain to be
  asked about his authorship of a memo which purportedly revealed details of a secret meeting between Bush and
  Blair in January 2003. According to reports, the five pages of secret documents, known as the Manning memo,
  recorded the White House meeting on 31 January which allegedly shows that Bush and Blair made a deal to
  carry out an invasion regardless of whether weapons of mass destruction were discovered by UN weapons
  inspectors. It appears to be in direct contradiction with statements that Blair made to parliament afterwards that
  Saddam would be given a final chance to disarm.
  The memo also disclosed that Bush floated the idea of painting a U-2 spyplane in UN colours and letting it fly
  low over Iraq to provoke Saddam into ordering it to be shot down, providing a pretext for the subsequent
  invasion by America and Britain.
  Manning, educated at Oriel College, Oxford, and a career diplomat, is fiercely independent. He may choose to
  say more than Blair would like, according to one former colleague. He could also be asked to either confirm or
  deny Meyer's evidence that Meyer received "new instructions" in early 2005 indicating that it was a "complete
  waste of time" to oppose regime change, so strong was the US determination to go down that road.
  On Tuesday, Edward Chaplin, the Foreign Office Middle East director at the time of the invasion, and Sir Peter
  Ricketts, the top official in the Foreign Office, will appear. Ricketts, a former chairman of Britain's powerful
  joint intelligence committee, has already given evidence to the inquiry alleging that officials in London knew
  even before Blish came to office in 2001 that there were "voices" in Washington calling for Saddam to be
  removed from power. Ricketts also told the inquiry that, until March 2002, Whitehall distanced itself from
  regime change. Only one month later, Blair told Bush that he would support military action "to bring about
  regime change".
  According to documents leaked five years ago, Ricketts described the US in 2002 as "scrambling to establish a
  link between Iraq and al-Qaida" — a connection that was "so far, frankly unconvincing". On Thursday, Sir Kevin
  Tebbit, the Ministry of Defence's permanent secretary during the invasion, will be asked to give evidence about
  the military planning. Chilcot will, most likely, want to know when the government first began to amass
  resources for the war and what, if any, preparations were made for the aftermath of an invasion. Tebbit could
  also be urged to divulge the level of intelligence he received on the likelihood of an attack with chemical or
  biological weapons.
  After Tebbit, a succession of heavy-hitting military men will give evidence. The former chief of the defence
  staff, Admiral the Lord Boyce, could be asked whether he believes that the invasion was legal. On Friday,
  Lieutenant General Sir Anthony Pigott, former deputy chief of the defence staff, and Major General David
  Wilson, senior British military adviser to the US military's central command between 2002 and 2003, will be
  questioned about military planning for the conflict.
  The last witness to appear this week will be Dominic Asquith, Britain's ambassador to Iraq between 2006 and
  2007, who will come armed with knowledge of the view from Baghdad.
  When Chilcot has made his way through the officials, he will turn in the new year to former ministers, including
  Jack Straw, the former foreign secretary, and Blair himself. The panel has said that it will also begin to examine
  the highly controversial issue of whether the invasion was legal — which may turn out to be the focal point of
  the whole inquiry — in January.
  In his final report, which is not expected until late 2010 at the earliest, Chilcot has said he will not seek to
  attribute blame. But after only one week it is already clear where much of Whitehall believes that lies.
  The Washington Post
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  Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2010 6:07 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: State.gov and Redesign Results
  FYI
  From: Dowd, Katie W
  Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 5:41 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Crowley, Philip J; McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Ross, Alec J; DiMartino, Kitty; Chitre, Nanda S; Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: State.gov and Redesign Results
  Cheryl, Judith and Pi,
  Wanted to give you a brief update on the initial results of the redesign. Please let me know if you have questions about
  the attached and below memo. I hope this can highlight for you the positive direction we are headed in, the increase in
  audiences we are engaging and more importantly, that this is only a continuation of the positive reaction we are having
  to our digital engagement efforts. Best, Katie
  Re: Redesign of State.gov Accomplishments and Changes
  On Thursday, December 17, 2009 the Department launched a new homepage design and altered navigation
  functionality for www.state.gov,the public facing site of the State Department.
  The site aimed to meet the following goals:
  • Better highlight the Department's priorities
  • Proactively engage visitors
  • Develop more Search-friendly features
  • Provide easy access to vital citizen services, e.g. passport and visa information
  The launch brought a series of positive press as noted in the below clips:
  "..it embraces social networking and other Web 2.0 tools in an exercise it called "21st Century statecraft." — AFP
  Global
  "Gone are the old pro forma website verticals like press information, career postings, and resources for kids and other
  young one. Now, State.gov's site navigation draws attention to the ambitious policy thrusts that Secretary Clinton
  would like to make the centerpieces of her tenure at the department." — TechPresident
  "The State Department hopes to use the site to engage people in an ongoing dialogue on foreign policy" -- Federal
  Computer Week
  "The U.S. Department of State today unveiled a redesign of its official website, incorporating improved functionality
  and an updated design. With significant increases in traffic and expanding needs among users, the new, simplified
  design of www.state.gov aims to: present the Department of State more transparently, effectively communicate the
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ExtractedSubject: RE: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 11:00 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: RE: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Yes, I sent Terry an email and he said he understood the regret, all is good.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 10:57 AM
  To: Huma Abedin; Valmoro, Lona 1
  Subject: Fw: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Did we regret this?
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 10:42:56 2009
  Subject: Re: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Original Message --- B6
  From: Duffy, Terry
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Dec 02 08:14:56 2009
  Subject: Re: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Madam Secretary,
  That would be more than fine. I appreciate you even looking to see if this may work.
  On another note I wanted to send congratulations to you on the announcement of your daughters engagement. Iknow
  you are proud of her and rightfully so.
  Also I had dinner last night with a mutual friend of ours, Sen Lindsay Graham. Lindsay always talks how much he likes
  you and said if I were to be in contact with you to say hi from him.
  Stay well and I look forward to hearing and seeing you soon.
  All my best,
  Terry
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Duffy, Terry
  Sent: Wed Dec 02 05:14:23 2009
  Subject: Re: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Terry—
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  So sorry I haven't responded before but I've been hip deep in the rollout of the Afghanistan strategy. I am trying hard
  to accept this invite but haven't been able to nail down. We will let you know one way or the other by end of next week.
  Is that ok?
  I hope you, your family and the futures markets are all well! My very best wishes, Hillary
  Original Message --
  From: Duffy, Terry B6
  To: H2; H
  Sent: Fri Nov 27 10:02:38 2009
  Subject: American Friends of the Hebrew University Scopus Award Dinner - March 11, 2010
  Madam Secretary-
  I hope you, the President and Chelsea had a great Thanksgiving. Hopefully things will wind down and you'll be able to
  spend some time with your family. As you know, I'm being honored by the American Friends of the Hebrew University
  on Thursday, March 11, 2010. I'd be so honored if you would consider being the keynote speaker. I've had some
  correspondence with Lona in your office and she indicated you may have a better idea of your 2010 calendar in early
  November. It would mean the world to me if you could do it, but if not I completely understand.
  I look forward to seeing you soon.
  All my best,
  Terry
  Terrence A. Duffy
  Executive Chairman
  CME Group
  20 S. Wacker Drive
  Chicago, IL 60606
  P: 312-930-2000
  F: 312-930-2040
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  Afghanistan: The speech you'll miss
  By Jim Hoagland
  Sunday, November 29, 2009 RELEASE IN
  Dec. 1, 2009: FULL
  My fellow Americans,
  This is not the speech you expected to hear. But my wordsmiths are tied in knots writing an acceptance speech
  for the only Nobel Peace Prize ever awarded for making speeches. So I am going to tell you how I really feel
  about Afghanistan. Which is: steamed.
  I want to accomplish three goals tonight without naming them.
  First, to let those know-it-alls, Generals Petraeus and McChrystal, know one more thing: This is the last big
  troop increase you get, so make it work.
  I am not going down the incrementalist road that wrecked Lyndon Johnson's presidency. This is not July 1965.
  when. Westmoreland jumped the shark of escalation in Vietnam and then never stopped asking for more troops.
  For all the trouble he has been, Dick Holbrooke helped by recalling that history in the shadowboxing that
  dominated my long war council meetings.
  Joe Biden has been good in there, too. He's been willing, though not happy, to be characterized in the media as
  being ready to bug out now. This helped us push back against McChrystal's effort to box me in at 40,000
  additional U.S. soldiers.
  Denis McDonough, my strategic communications man, sold Biden-as-dove brilliantly. Wasn't somebody just
  saying I should promote Denis? Maybe it was Denis?
  Never mind. That tactic won me room to maneuver toward a more realistic number of say, 23,000 new combat
  troops, 5,000 additional trainers and a "NATO surge" of 5,000 foreign troops.
  That's my second unspoken goal: to come out of this buildup speech without losing the left of the Democratic
  Party -- while being able to refute John McCain's charges that I ignored my own generals. Triangulation lives.
  Bush put the generals in the limelight to sell the Iraq surge after he lost all credibility, and David Petraeus's
  performance was dazzling. Which presents two big problems. Petraeus is the only person who could get the
  Republican nomination in 2012 and make a serious run against me. (I get paid to think ahead.)
  And if the generals box me in, civilian control of the military in this country becomes a mockery. Clinton was
  afraid of the military; Bush was deep in hock to it. I've got to Bret the right balance back.
  That's why I need Bob Gates and. Jim Jones. Those who scoffed at my keeping on Bush's defense secretary, and
  then making a retired Marine four-star I hardly knew my NSC guy, were not thinking that moments like this
  would come. I already was.
  Gates has maneuvered flawlessly through my waterboarding-by-leaks on Afghanistan. He will sell my final
  number to the uniforms as the "floor" for U.S. troops that Petraeus argues we need for three years. But Gates
  knows I will make it a ceiling.
  We can't afford an open-ended commitment. I put Peter Orszag, as good a budget overseer as you can find, front
  and center for the photographers in that last war council. Many missed it, but NBC's Andrea Mitchell got it right
  away. No wonder she's married to Alan Greenspan.
  I will bet that Stan McChrystal never drew up a budget in his life.
  Jones tells me these Special Operations commanders are used to getting whatever they ask for, especially since
  September 11th. Nobody on the Hill will deny them anything.
  Jones is also squeezing the Europeans to join the battle and is getting results, even from the Germans. What is it
  Jones says? Maybe the worst thing of all would be to be perceived to lose in Afghanistan and then have the
  Europeans say: Well, you never asked for more help at the crucial time. Makes sense to me.
  We have sent NATO members the numbers we think they can and should provide, country by country. That
  new secretary general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, is pulling out the stops, visiting the capitals to get
  commitments.
  "Say it now, pay it later," we tell the Europeans. They have until mid-2010 to deploy their new units. But I need
  pledges now so I can get across tonight that this is NATO's war, not Obama's war. That's unspoken-goal number
  three.
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  So I have frontloaded the speech with allusions to this being about an exit strategy, without boxing myself in on
  timing, and am presenting the "civilian surge" as being as essential as the troop buildup. That helps set up my
  Oslo speech. And who knows? It may even work out that way. If God blesses us all.
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  RE: Call list

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  RE: Call list
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  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 10:58 AM
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  Subject: Re: Call list
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  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 10:42:29 2009
  Subject: RE: Call list
  ok
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  To: Jiloty, Lauren C; Huma Abedin
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  Revise as follows:
  I spoke w the following so remove-
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  Will do. Thanks
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  To: Fuchs, Michael H
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  Thx Mike. I'd like to meet w you this week. Pls get a time from Lona.
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  Madam Secretary,
  Attached and below, please find a list of the issues I cover.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  MEMORANDUM
  TO: Secretary Clinton
  FROM: Mike
  CC: Cheryl, Jake
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  In addition to the day-to-day projects and follow-up items I work on with Jake, I cover the following issues:
  Long-Range Policy
  Helping Cheryl and Jake plan for, and follow-up on, the bi-monthly policy meetings
  Working with bureaus on end-of-year reports follow-up
  Keeping up to speed on issues discussed at Deputies meetings for weekly memos
  Helping shepherd speech ideas and providing feedback on drafts
  Substantive Issue Areas
  Human rights/democracy
  Sudan
  Mexico
  Cookstoves
  Yemen-related issues
  Export controls
  Cybersecurity
  Terrorist finance issues
  Military families issues
  Climate change
  Dialogues and partnerships with Nigeria, South Africa, Angola, Indonesia, Brazil
  State Department Reform
  • Report reform: Working with Rich Verma and his team on reforming state's system for producing annual reports to
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  ,QDDR-related assistance
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  Robinson can talk at 4pm today
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  III get you revised paper

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  Robinson can talk at 4pm today
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  III get you revised paper
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  sbwhoeop
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  Re: Another memo on backdrop to this week. Sid
  It's there, just scroll down
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry

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  Re: Another memo on backdrop to this week. Sid
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  It's there, just scroll down
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  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Sun, 29 Nov 2009 11:38:00
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: Another memo on backdrop to this week Sid
  Can you send me the Hoagland piece?
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  Subject: Another memo on backdrop to this week. Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  November 29, 2009
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Backdrop to your coming week
  Below is a piece published today in The Observer, the Sunday newspaper of The Guardian, on the Chilcot inquiry,
  summarizing the testimony so far and what is expected this week while you are drumming up support for the
  Afghanistan initiative. Britain and Europe are riveted by Chilcot, especially official circles. The objective correlative, of
  course, is trust in any U.S. administration and deep skepticism about the Afghanistan project. Yet another undercurrent
  among the mandarins is disdainful resentment of indifference to Britain, a sentiment beyond Labour or the Tories but
  what has emerged as the view of the permanent establishment at Whitehall and elsewhere.
  Mendelson Watch: After Miliband declined to reach for the EU foreign secretaryship (though Sarkozy wanted him to
  take it and Brown was not averse, even favorable), Mendelson personally campaigned on his own for it among the
  Europeans. Mendelson was eager to Miliband to take the EU post, allowing Mendelson to be appointed foreign
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  minister. When Miliband refused, Mandelson's ambition was thwarted, and tried to seize the EU position for himself,
  but without any backing in Europe or from Gordon. The Europeans thought him mad. Suddenly, they recalled his bad or
  strange behavior as UK commissioner to the EU. When Christine Ashton was named, Mendelson briefed the press on her
  lack of credentials, etc. Ashton, as it happens, had worked the press to try to help Mendelson when he had gotten into
  the mess that led to his first resignation. Those inside the government who remember this see it as an illustration of the
  principle that no good deed goes unpunished. Mendelson, in a snit, is now not speaking to Gordon as though his
  rejection were Gordon's fault.
  One more item: Did you read Jim Hoagland in the Washington Post today? He nails McDonough for trashing Biden,
  among other things. Enclosed below story on Chilcot:
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/nov/29/iraq-war-inquiry-chilcot-blair
  Chilcot Inquiry: Mandarins take revenge on Tony Blair over Iraq Civil servants and diplomats are lining up to stick a knife
  into former PM's reputation
  * Toby Helm <http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/tobyhelm> and Rajeev Syal
  <http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/rajeev-syal>
  * The Observer <http://observerguardian.co.uk> , Sunday 29 November 2009
  * Whitehall mandarins are supreme masters of subtle evasion. But they do not rise to the top of their trade without
  also knowing how to stick in the knife.
  At times the Chilcot inquiry into Britain's involvement in Iraq since 2001, which opened last week, resembled a
  gentlemen's club moved to the sanitised surroundings of the Queen Elizabeth fl Conference Centre in Westminster.
  Oxbridge-educated pillars of the establishment politely questioned other Oxbridge-educated pillars of the establishment
  about who said what to whom in which memo. The inquiry is a peculiar mixture of the old and the new, the open and
  closed. It is conducted in the language of Whitehall, yet beamed live by webcam to the world.
  Critics are convinced that, for all Sir John Chilcot's promises to the contrary, it will turn out to be another Whitehall
  whitewash. For the cognoscenti, little new information has yet emerged, and when the final report is written it will not
  seek to apportion blame. Yet beneath the equivocation and mandarin-speak, Whitehall seems, in as much as it knows
  how, to be using Chilcot to wield the scalpel. Throughout the first week the pent-up frustrations of diplomats and career
  civil servants over the way Tony Blair <http://www.guardian.co.uk/pclitics/tonyblair> and George Bush secretly plotted
  to oust Saddam Hussein; bypassing the "official channels" in which they operate, has been there for all to see.
  Chilcot is said to have been warned by his Whitehall friends that many witnesses will be ready to unburden themselves -
  finally to take revenge. In session after session they have appeared to do that. Blair's reputation has been sliced like
  salami day after day.
  Sir William Ehrman, the Foreign Office's former director of international security, volunteered last Wednesday that the
  threat from Saddam's supposed weapons of mass destruction was known to be limited.
  In the gentlest way he drove in the dagger. "We did, I think on 10 March [2003], get a report that chemical weapons
  might have remained disassembled and Saddam hadn't yet ordered their assembly. There was a suggestion that Iraq
  might lack warheads capable of effective dispersal of agents."
  Ever the diplomat, however, Ehrman went on to say that the intelligence warnings had not made any difference to the
  case for war. "I don't think it invalidated the point about the programMes he had. It was more about use," he said. But
  he had set the tone.
  On Thursday, Sir Christopher Meyer, UK ambassador in Washington from 1997 to 2003, who has already criticised the
  government over Iraq in his memoirs, went for Blair, mercilessly comparing his qualities as a war leader to those of
  Margaret Thatcher. "I'm not trying to make a party political point here whatsoever, but quite often I think about this:
  what would Margaret Thatcher have done?" Meyer asked. "I think she would have insisted on a coherent political and
  diplomatic strategy and she would have demanded the greatest clarity about what the heck happened if, and when, you
  removed Saddam Hussein."
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  A former press secretary to John Major who can speak like a mandarin but, equally, can talk like a layman, he said Blair
  had failed miserably to extract a price from George Bush for his loyalty. "We could have achieved more by playing a
  tougher role... if, for example... Tony Blair had said: 'I want to help you, George, on this, but I have to say, in all honesty,
  that I will not be able to take part in any military operation unless we have palpable progress on the [Middle East] peace
  process and we have absolute clarity on what happens in Iraq if it comes up.' I think that would have changed the nature
  — it would not have led to a rupture — it would have changed the nature of American planning. "
  Even when defending UK policy, he was on the offensive. Asked if policy had been adapted to stay in line with
  Washington's, Meyer added: "I wouldn't say it was as extremely poodle-ish as that."
  On Friday, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Britain's former ambassador to the United Nations, told Chilcot he had threatened to
  resign in 2002 if at least one security council resolution was not passed. He added: "I regard our participation in the
  military action in Iraq in March 2003 as legal but of questionable legitimacy, in that it did not have the democratically
  observable backing of the great majority of [UN] member states, or even perhaps of the majority of people inside the
  UK."
  Today new arguments are raging over whether the inquiry will have access to, and publish, the most sensitive
  documents — including legal advice given to the government by the former attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, during the
  lead-up to war. Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, has written to Gordon Brown saying that, unless all such
  material is published, the inquiry will be a sham and the public's sense that it has been denied the facts will remain.
  But it will still be essential viewing nonetheless. This week will see more key witnesses. The most revealing testimony
  could come tomorrow when Sir David Manning, Blair's former foreign policy
  <http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/foreignpolicy> adviser, is certain to be asked about his authorship of a memo
  which purportedly revealed details of a secret meeting between Bush and Blair in January 2003. According to reports,
  the five pages of secret documents, known as the Manning memo, recorded the White House meeting on 31 January
  which allegedly shows that Bush and Blair made a deal to carry cut an invasion regardless of whether weapons of mass
  destruction were discovered by UN weapons inspectors. It appears to be in direct contradiction with statements that
  Blair made to parliament afterwards that Saddam would be given a final chance to disarm.
  The memo also disclosed that Bush floated the idea of painting a U-2 spyplane in UN colours and letting it fly low over
  Iraq to provoke Saddam into ordering it to be shot down, providing a pretext for the subsequent invasion by America
  and Britain.
  Manning, educated at Oriel College, Oxford, and a career diplomat, is fiercely independent. He may choose to say more
  than Blair would like, according to one former colleague. He could also be asked to either confirm or deny Meyer's
  evidence that Meyer received "new instructions" in early 2005 indicating that it was a "complete waste of time" to
  oppose regime change, so strong was the US determination to go down that road.
  On Tuesday, Edward Chaplin, the Foreign Office Middle East director at the time of the invasion, and Sir Peter Ricketts,
  the top official in the Foreign Office, will appear. Ricketts, a former chairman of Britain's powerful joint intelligence
  committee, has already given evidence to the inquiry alleging that officials in London knew even before Bush came to
  office in 2001 that there were "voices" in Washington calling for Saddam to be removed from power. Ricketts also told
  the inquiry that, until March 2002, Whitehall distanced itself from regime change. Only one month later, Blair told Bush
  that he would support military action "to bring about regime change".
  According to documents leaked five years ago, Ricketts described the US in 2002 as "scrambling to establish a link
  between Iraq and al-Qaida" — a connection that was "so far, frankly unconvincing". On Thursday, Sir Kevin Tebbit, the
  Ministry of Defence's permanent secretary during, the invasion, will be asked to give evidence about the military
  planning. Chilcot will, most likely, want to know when the government first began to amass resources for the war and
  what, if any, preparations were made for the aftermath of an invasion. Tebbit could also be urged to divulge the level of
  intelligence he received on the likelihood of an attack with chemical or biological weapons.
  After Tebbit, a succession of heavy-hitting military men will give evidence. The former chief of the defence staff, Admiral
  the Lord Boyce, could be asked whether he believes that the invasion was legal. On Friday, Lieutenant General Sir
  Anthony Pigott, former deputy chief of the defence staff, and Major General David Wilson, senior British military adviser
  to the US military's central command between 2002 and 2003, will be questioned about military planning for the
  conflict.
  The last witness to appear this week will be Dominic Asquith, Britain's ambassador to Iraq between 2006 and 2007, who
  will come armed with knowledge of the view from Baghdad.
  When Chilcot has made his way through the officials, he will turn in the new year to former ministers, including Jack
  Straw, the former foreign secretary, and Blair himself. The panel has said that it will also begin to examine the highly
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  controversial issue of whether the invasion was legal — which may turn out to be the focal point of the whole inquiry — in
  January.
  In his final report, which is not expected until late 2010 at the earliest, Chilcot has said he will not seek to attribute
  blame. But after only one week it is already clear where much of Whitehall believes that lies.
  The Washington Post
  Afghanistan: The speech you'll miss
  By Jim Hoagland
  Sunday, November 29, 2009
  Dec. 1, 2009:
  My fellow Americans,
  This is not the speech you expected to hear. But my wordsmiths are tied in knots writing an acceptance speech for the
  only Nobel Peace Prize ever awarded for making speeches. So I am going to tell you how I really feel about Afghanistan.
  Which is: steamed.
  I want to accomplish three goals tonight without naming them.
  First, to let those know-it-alls, Generals Petraeus and McChrystal, know one more thing: This is the last big troop
  increase you get, so make it work.
  I am not going down the incrementalist road that wrecked Lyndon Johnson's presidency. This is not July 1965, when
  Westmoreland jumped the shark of escalation in Vietnam and then never stopped asking for more troops. For all the
  trouble he has been, Dick Holbrooke helped by recalling that history in the shadowboxing that dominated my long war
  council meetings.
  Joe Biden has been good in there, too. He's been willing, though not happy, to be characterized in the media as being
  ready to bug out now. This helped us push back against McChrystal's effort to box me in at 40,000 additional U.S.
  soldiers.
  Denis McDonough, my strategic communications man, sold Biden-as-dove brilliantly. Wasn't somebody just saying I
  should promote Denis? Maybe it was Denis?
  Never mind. That tactic won me room to maneuver toward a more realistic number of, say, 23,000 new combat troops,
  5,000 additional trainers and a "NATO surge" of 5,000 foreign troops.
  That's my second unspoken goal: to come out of this buildup speech without losing the left of the Democratic Party --
  while being able to refute John McCain's charges that I ignored my own generals. Triangulation lives.
  Bush put the generals in the limelight to sell the Iraq surge after he lost all credibility, and David Petraeus's performance
  was dazzling. Which presents two big problems. Petraeus is the only person who could get the Republican nomination in
  2012 and make a serious run against me. (I get paid to think ahead.) And if the generals box me in, civilian control of the
  military in this country becomes a mockery. Clinton was afraid of the military; Bush was deep in hock to it. I've got to get
  the right balance back.
  That's why I need Bob Gates and Jim Jones. Those who scoffed at my keeping on Bush's defense secretary, and then
  making a retired Marine four-star I hardly knew my NSC guy, were not thinking that moments like this would come. I
  already was.
  Gates has maneuvered flawlessly through my waterboarding-by-leaks on Afghanistan. He will sell my final number to the
  uniforms as the "floor" for U.S. troops that Petraeus argues we need for three years. But Gates knows I will make it a
  ceiiing.
  We can't afford an open-ended commitment. I put Peter Orszag, as good a budget overseer as you can find, front and
  center for the photographers in that last war council. Many missed it, but NBC's Andrea Mitchell got it right away. No
  wonder she's married to Alan Greenspan.
  I will bet that Stan McChrystal never drew up a budget in his life.
  Jones tells me these Special Operations commanders are used to getting whatever they ask for, especially since
  September 11th. Nobody on the Hill will deny them anything.
  Jones is also squeezing the Europeans to join the battle and is getting results, even from the Germans. What is it Jones
  says? Maybe the worst thing of all would be to be perceived to lose in Afghanistan and then have the Europeans say:
  Well, you never asked for more help at the crucial time. Makes sense to me.
  We have sent NATO members the numbers we think they can and should provide, country by country. That new
  secretary general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, is pulling out the stops, visiting the capitals to get commitments.
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  "Say it now, pay it later," we tell the Europeans. They have until mid-2010 to deploy their new units. But I need pledges
  now so I can get across tonight that this is NATO's war, not Obama's war. That's unspoken-goal number three.
  So I have frontloaded the speech with allusions to this being about an exit strategy, without boxing myself in on timing,
  and am presenting the "civilian surge" as being as essential as the troop buildup. That helps set up my Oslo speech. And
  who knows? It may even work out that way. If God blesses us all.
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  JOINT COMMUNIQUÉ OF
  THE GOVERNMENTS OF HAITI AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ISSUED AT PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI JANUARY 17,
  2010
  President Rene Preval of Haiti and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton of the United States of America met in Port-
  au-Prince in the wake of the catastrophic earthquake of January 12, 2010 and its tragic aftermath, and issued the
  following joint communiqué:
  Recognizing:
  the long history of friendship between the people of Haiti and the people of the United States and their mutual respect
  for each other's sovereignty;
  the grievous suffering of the people of Haiti, including the massive loss of life, widespread injuries, and extensive
  damage to public infrastructure and private property;
  the urgent need for an immediate response to the requests by the Government of Haiti and the paramount importance
  of safe, swift and effective implementation of rescue, relief, recovery, and reconstruction efforts;
  the current, unprecedented challenges facing the Haitian Government; and
  the January 15, 2010 conversation between President Obama and President Preval underscoring the urgency of the
  needs of Haiti and its people, President Obama's pledge of the full support of the American people for the Government
  and people of Haiti in relation to both the immediate recovery effort and the long-term rebuilding effort, and the two
  Presidents' commitment to coordinate assistance among the various parties, including the Haitian Government, the
  United Nations, the United States and the many international partners and organizations on the ground;
  President Preval, on behalf of the Government and people of Haiti, welcomes as essential the efforts in Haiti by the
  Government and people of the United States to support the immediate recovery, stability and long-term rebuilding of
  Haiti and requests the United States to assist as needed in augmenting security in support of the Government and
  people of Haiti and the United Nations, international partners and organizations on the ground;
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766977 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766977 Date: 08/31/2015
  Secretary Clinton, on behalf of the Government and people of the United States, reaffirms the intention of the United
  States, through its assistance, to stand by the Haitian people in this time of great tragedy; and
  President Preval and Secretary Clinton jointly reaffirm that the Governments of Haiti and the United States will continue
  to cooperate under this shared understanding to promote the most safe and effective rescue, relief, recovery and
  reconstruction efforts possible.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766977 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Yep. I can't warrant the quality of the outline but I've reserved time this week to plug away on it.

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  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 1:23 PM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: Year end report
  Yep. I can't warrant the quality of the outline but I've reserved time this week to plug away on it.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 12:16 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Year end report
  I feel a little guilty asking about the report but could we get an outline by the weekend?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766978 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: We can reach out to see if he can come in the afternoon.
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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 7:47 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Mentor Minister
  We can reach out to see if he can come in the afternoon.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Mon Oct 26 07:38:59 2009
  Subject: Mentor Minister
  Is there any way to reschedule so I have more time around the interviews and photo shoot before going to WH?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766980 Date: 07/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: All set -- Singapore Minister will be at 4:30pm.
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  Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 8:23 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Mentor Minister
  All set -- Singapore Minister will be at 4:30pm.
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Mon Oct 26 07:38:59 2009
  Subject: Mentor Minister
  Is there any way to reschedule so I have more time around the interviews and photo shoot before going to WH?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766982 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Revised human rights draft is being faxed to you in Chappaqua. You should have it in the next few minutes.

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  Revised human rights draft is being faxed to you in Chappaqua. You should have it in the next few minutes.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766986 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Philippe and Jake asked me to send along this response to the Washington Post editorial:
  By Michael Posner
  The Post's Dec. 27 editorial ("Redefining Human Rights") on the Obama Administration's human rights and
  democracy policies, and Secretary Clinton's recent speech at Georgetown in particular, misses the critical point:
  human rights, democracy, and development are mutually reinforcing, not competing goals. They complement
  each other in the task of making human rights a human reality.
  President Roosevelt understood the fundamental link between liberty, prosperity and security, tying together
  freedom of speech and worship with freedom from want and freedom from fear in his famous "Four Freedoms"
  speech. At Georgetown, Secretary Clinton articulated a 21st century vision grounded in this wisdom.
  To accuse Secretary Clinton of embracing a Soviet-bloc approach to human rights because she includes
  development in a discussion of democracy not only strains the bonds of credulity and common sense, it also
  walls off a crucial avenue for ensuring that people can actually exercise the rights that are naturally theirs -
  including the rights to freedom of religion, association, and speech-in their daily lives.
  As Secretary Clinton made clear, policies that address development alone are not adequate: "Freedom doesn't
  come in half measures, and partial remedies will not solve the whole problem," she said. But experience shows
  us that where broad-based development occurs, people are more likely to demand a say in securing their futures,
  and governments are more likely to have the resources to maintain the strong institutions, including reliable
  police and fair courts, that help ensure the consistent protection of rights. Where people are given the right to
  speak freely, to participate in their nation's political process and have access to basic information about
  government, sustainable development is more likely to occur. At the same time, democracies without
  development do not last. These are mutually reinforcing tracks, and the Obama Administration is committed to
  pursuing both simultaneously.
  As President Obama said in his Nobel lecture, "engagement with repressive regimes lacks the satisfying purity
  of indignation." But the Post's overheated outrage ignores the lessons learned by generations of men and women
  who worked to advance human rights around the world.
  To suggest that Secretary Clinton somehow provided excuses to rights-abusing dictators in a speech in which
  she forcefully criticized specific abuses across the world, is simply not credible. Far from being an excuse for
  any regime, this is an approach that pushes governments to do more to advance civil and political rights and to
  ensure that democracy actually delivers a measure of prosperity and opportunity for all. That is the right
  approach for the Obama Administration and for the 21st century.
  ###

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  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Schwerin, Daniel B <SchwerinDB@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 6:09 PM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Reines, Philippe I; Abedin, Huma
  Subject Posner response to Washington Post editorial
  Philippe and Jake asked me to send along this response to the Washington Post editorial:
  By Michael Posner
  The Post's Dec. 27 editorial ("Redefining Human Rights") on the Obama Administration's human rights and
  democracy policies, and Secretary Clinton's recent speech at Georgetown in particular, misses the critical point:
  human rights, democracy, and development are mutually reinforcing, not competing goals. They complement
  each other in the task of making human rights a human reality.
  President Roosevelt understood the fundamental link between liberty, prosperity and security, tying together
  freedom of speech and worship with freedom from want and freedom from fear in his famous "Four Freedoms"
  speech. At Georgetown, Secretary Clinton articulated a 21st century vision grounded in this wisdom.
  To accuse Secretary Clinton of embracing a Soviet-bloc approach to human rights because she includes
  development in a discussion of democracy not only strains the bonds of credulity and common sense, it also
  walls off a crucial avenue for ensuring that people can actually exercise the rights that are naturally theirs -
  including the rights to freedom of religion, association, and speech-in their daily lives.
  As Secretary Clinton made clear, policies that address development alone are not adequate: "Freedom doesn't
  come in half measures, and partial remedies will not solve the whole problem," she said. But experience shows
  us that where broad-based development occurs, people are more likely to demand a say in securing their futures,
  and governments are more likely to have the resources to maintain the strong institutions, including reliable
  police and fair courts, that help ensure the consistent protection of rights. Where people are given the right to
  speak freely, to participate in their nation's political process and have access to basic information about
  government, sustainable development is more likely to occur. At the same time, democracies without
  development do not last. These are mutually reinforcing tracks, and the Obama Administration is committed to
  pursuing both simultaneously.
  As President Obama said in his Nobel lecture, "engagement with repressive regimes lacks the satisfying purity
  of indignation." But the Post's overheated outrage ignores the lessons learned by generations of men and women
  who worked to advance human rights around the world.
  To suggest that Secretary Clinton somehow provided excuses to rights-abusing dictators in a speech in which
  she forcefully criticized specific abuses across the world, is simply not credible. Far from being an excuse for
  any regime, this is an approach that pushes governments to do more to advance civil and political rights and to
  ensure that democracy actually delivers a measure of prosperity and opportunity for all. That is the right
  approach for the Obama Administration and for the 21st century.
  ###
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766987 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: Great. We're reaching out to them now.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766989 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Schwerin, Daniel B <SchwerinDB@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 6:26 PM
  To: H
  Subject Re: Posner response to Washington Post editorial
  Great. We're reaching out to them now.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Schwerin, Daniel B
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 18:21:05 2009
  Subject: Re: Posner response to Washington Post editorial
  That's fine. Will it be printed in next day or so?
  Original Message ---
  From: Schwerin, Daniel B <SchwerinDB@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob.' <SullivanJJ@state.gov>, Reines, Philippe I <reinesp@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma
  <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 18:08:30 2009
  Subject: Posner response to Washington Post editorial
  Philippe and Jake asked me to send along this response to the Washington Post editorial:
  By Michael Posner
  The Post's Dec. 27 editorial ("Redefining Human Rights") on the Obama Administration's human rights and democracy
  policies, and Secretary Clinton's recent speech at Georgetown in particular, misses the critical point: human rights,
  democracy, and development are mutually reinforcing, not competing goals. They complement each other in the task of
  making human rights a human reality.
  President Roosevelt understood the fundamental link between liberty, prosperity and security, tying together freedom
  of speech and worship with freedom from want and freedom from fear in his famous "Four Freedoms" speech. At
  Georgetown, Secretary Clinton articulated a 21st century vision grounded in this wisdom.
  To accuse Secretary Clinton of embracing a Soviet-bloc approach to human rights because she includes development in a
  discussion of democracy not only strains the bonds of credulity and common sense, it also walls off a crucial avenue for
  ensuring that people can actually exercise the rights that are naturally theirs - including the rights to freedom of religion,
  association, and speech-in their daily lives.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766989 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766989 Date: 08/31/2015
  As Secretary Clinton made clear, policies that address development alone are not adequate: "Freedom doesn't come in
  half measures, and partial remedies will not solve the whole problem," she said. But experience shows us that where
  broad-based development occurs, people are more likely to demand a say in securing their futures, and governments
  are more likely to have the resources to maintain the strong institutions, including reliable police and fair courts, that
  help ensure the consistent protection of rights. Where people are given the right to speak freely, to participate in their
  nation's political process and have access to basic information about government, sustainable development is more
  likely to occur. At the same time, democracies without development do not last. These are mutually reinforcing tracks,
  and the Obama Administration is committed to pursuing both simultaneously.
  As President Obama said in his Nobel lecture, "engagement with repressive regimes lacks the satisfying purity of
  indignation." But the Post's overheated outrage ignores the lessons learned by generations of men and women who
  worked to advance human rights around the world.
  To suggest that Secretary Clinton somehow provided excuses to rights-abusing dictators in a speech in which she
  forcefully criticized specific abuses across the world, is simply not credible. Far from being an excuse for any regime, this
  is an approach that pushes governments to do more to advance civil and political rights and to ensure that democracy
  actually delivers a measure of prosperity and opportunity for all. That is the right approach for the Obama
  Administration and for the 21st century.
  ###
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766989 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 9:20 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: Response in posner's name
  This is the close to final that will go in Posner's rather than your name.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 5:23 PM
  To: Baer, Daniel B; Posner, Michael H; Sullivan, Jacob J; Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Reines, Philippe I; Crowley, Philip .1;
  Schwerin, Daniel B
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Fw: Response in posner's name
  My edits in caps below.
  The Post's Dec 27 editorial ("Redefining Human Rights") on the Obama Administration's human rights and democracy
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  President Roosevelt understood the fundamental link between liberty, prosperity and security, tying together freedom
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  speech. At Georgetown, Secretary Clinton articulated a 21st century vision grounded in this [DELETE: old] wisdom.
  To accuse Secretary Clinton of embracing a Soviet-bloc approach to human rights because she includes development in a
  discussion of democracy not only strains the bonds of credulity and common sense, it also walls off a crucial avenue for
  ensuring that people can actually exercise the rights that are naturally theirs - including the rights to freedom of religion,
  association, and speech-in their daily lives.
  AS SECRETARY CLINTON MADE CLEAR, policies that address development alone are not adequate: "Freedom doesn't
  come in half measures, and partial remedies will not solve the whole problem," she said. But experience shows us that
  where broad-based development occurs, people are more likely to demand a say in securing their futures, and
  governments are more likely to have the resources to maintain the strong institutions, including reliable police and fair
  courts, that help ensure the consistent protection of rights. Where people are given the right to speak freely, to
  participate in their nation's political process and have access to basic information about government, sustainable
  development is [DELETE: much] more likely to occur. At the same time, democracies without development do not last.
  These are mutually reinforcing tracks, and the Obama Administration is committed to pursuing both simultaneously.
  As President Obama said in his Nobel lecure, "engagement with repressive regimes lacks the satisfying purity of
  indignation." But the Post's overheated outrage ignores the [DELETE: practical] lessons learned by generations of men
  and women who worked to advance human rights around the world.
  [DELETE: And t]To suggest that Secretary Clinton somehow provided excuses to rights-abusing dictators in a speech in
  which she forcefully critized specific abuses across the world, is simply not credible. Far from being an excuse for any
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766992 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766992 Date: 08/31/2015
  regime, this is an approach that pushes governments to do more to advance civil and political rights and to ensure that
  democracy actually delivers a measure of prosperity and opportunity for all. It's the right approach for 21st century.
  ###
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766992 Date: 08/31/2015



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  B6
  Call me on

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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 9:54 PM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: Response in posner's name
  B6
  Call me on
  Original Message-----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemailcom]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 9:54 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Response in posner's name
  Ok w me. Can you talk?
  Original Message ----
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 21:20:16 2009
  Subject: FW: Response in posner's name
  This is the close to final that will go in Posner's rather than your name.
  Original Message-----
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 5:23 PM
  To: Baer, Daniel B; Posner, Michael H; Sullivan, Jacob J; Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Reines, Philippe I; Crowley, Philip J;
  Schwerin, Daniel B
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Fw: Response in posner's name
  My edits in caps below.
  The Post's Dec 27 editorial ("Redefining Human Rights") on the Obama
  Administration's human rights and democracy policies, and Secretary
  Clinton's recent speech at Georgetown in particular, misses THE CRITICAL.
  POINT: human rights, democracy, and development are mutually reinforcing,
  not competing goals. They complement each other in the [DELETE: practical]
  task of making human rights a human reality.
  President Roosevelt understood the fundamental link between liberty,
  prosperity and security, tying together freedom of speech and worship with
  freedom from want and freedom from fear in his famous "Four Freedoms"
  speech. At Georgetown, Secretary Clinton articulated a 21st century vision
  grounded in this [DELETE: old] wisdom.
  To accuse Secretary Clinton of embracing a Soviet-bloc approach to human
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766994 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766994 Date: 08/31/2015
  rights because she includes development in a discussion of democracy not
  only strains the bonds of credulity and common sense, it also walls off a
  crucial avenue for ensuring that people can actually exercise the rights
  that are naturally theirs - including the rights to freedom of religion,
  association, and speech-in their daily lives.
  AS SECRETARY CLINTON MADE CLEAR, policies that address development alone are
  not adequate: "Freedom doesn't come in half measures, and partial remedies
  will not solve the whole problem," she said. But experience shows us that
  where broad-based development occurs, people are more likely to demand a say
  in securing their futures, and governments are more likely to have the
  resources to maintain the strong institutions, including reliable police and
  fair courts, that help ensure the consistent protection of rights. Where
  people are given the right to speak freely, to participate in their nation's
  political process and have access to basic information about government,
  sustainable development is [DELETE: much] more likely to occur. At the same
  time, democracies without development do not last. These are mutually
  reinforcing tracks, and the Obama Administration is committed to pursuing
  both simultaneously.
  As President Obama said in his Nobel lecure, "engagement with repressive
  regimes lacks the satisfying purity of indignation." But the Post's
  overheated outrage ignores the [DELETE: practical] lessons learned by
  generations of men and women who worked to advance human rights around the
  world.
  [DELETE: And t]To suggest that Secretary Clinton somehow provided excuses to
  rights-abusing dictators in a speech in which she forcefully critized
  specific abuses across the world, is simply not credible. Far from being an
  excuse for any regime, this is an approach that pushes governments to do
  more to advance civil and political rights and to ensure that democracy
  actually delivers a measure of prosperity and opportunity for all. It's the
  right approach for 21st century.
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  I spoke w the following so remove--
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  Subject FW: Haitian Political Support/Frustration with US
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
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  To: Curtis, Meghann A; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Haitian Political Support/Frustration with US
  Haitian activists want Obama to address immigration
  goals
  With President Barack Obama coming to Miami, some Haitian-American activists want
  him to address the issue of Temporary Protected Status.
  BY LESLEY CLARK AND JACQUELINE CHARLES
  LCLARK@MIAMIHERALD.COM
  WASHINGTON -- Haitian-American and immigrant activists who greeted President Barack Obama's election with
  high hopes are growing frustrated with the administration's failure to deliver one of their top goals.
  Obama said in July he was "very sympathetic" to the community's request to allow Haitian immigrants now illegally
  in the country to stay temporarily, but no decision has been announced. Some activists say their patience is wearing
  thin.
  "I feel they are stringing us along, and we are in an awkward position," said Randolph McGrorty, head of Catholic
  Charities Legal Services, who brought the subject to a head with a stinging e-mail sent to House, Senate and
  administration staffers last week. "Do we allow them to string us along because they are our allies or do we start
  calling them on the carpet for it?"
  The unrest comes as Obama plans a trip to Miami on Monday to raise money for House and Senate Democrats.
  Presidential candidate Obama did not promise to grant undocumented Haitian immigrants temporary legal status in
  the United States -- a designation known as Temporary Protected Status, or TPS -- but activists said they believed
  the first African-American president would give the issue special consideration.
  Instead, former President Bill Clinton -- a United Nations special envoy to the country -- and the United Nations have
  taken the lead in rebuilding a storm-battered Haiti after last year's four back-to-back storms that killed hundreds and
  left nearly $1 billion in damages.
  CHALLENGE
  The issue of TPS poses a challenge for Rep. Kendrick Meek, a Miami Democrat who is depending on a robust
  tumout in the politically active Haitian-American community to boost his Senate bid. But critics say South Florida's
  congressional Democrats, including Meek, have not been as vocal about pushing the Obama administration on Haiti
  as they were during the Bush administration.
  Meek, who represents the largest group of Haitian-American voters in the United States, said Friday he's had
  meetings with the administration and is optimistic that it is taking a serious look at the policy.
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  It may not come as soon as we want to, but I can tell you the Obama administration has made steps the Bush
  administration wouldn't have made in 100 years," Meek said, noting that the administration has temporarily stayed
  deportations of noncriminals to Haiti. "The ultimate goal is to have Haiti in a position where Haitians can stay in
  Haiti and not take to the sea."
  Still, Broward Democrat Rep. Alcee Hastings chastised the administration last week, looking to prod it by attaching
  an amendment to a Coast Guard spending bill that would require the agency to review the effect of changing
  immigration policy toward Haiti. Critics have suggested TPS could lead Haitians to rush to the U.S. shore.
  "Temporary Protected Status or some other comparable relief for our Haitian neighbors is long overdue and this
  administration has been stalling for far too long," Hastings said in support of his amendment.
  He said the review would "hopefully help us show that our government has rationally and realistically examined all
  possible scenarios and we are well-equipped to contend with any possible effects."
  U.S. POLICY
  When Obama brought up the issue in July, he said the administration is reviewing U.S. policy on deporting
  undocumented Haitians, suggesting that the issue would be "part of a broader conversation about immigration."
  But immigration groups say the pace on overhauling the nation's immigration system is too slow and fear no
  progress next year during a volatile election.
  The White House this week referred questions on TPS to the Department of Homeland Security, which said it had
  made no changes in policy, adding that, "no one should attempt to come to the U.S. in the hopes of being granted
  TPS.
  Advocates for Haitian Americans, including Cheryl Little, executive director of the Florida Immigrant Advocacy
  Center, said they've written a number of letters and e-mails to the administration seeking a response to their request
  for TPS -- and in recent months have offered less-sweeping alternatives to TPS to help the estimated 35,000
  undocumented Haitians currently living in legal limbo.
  "Washington needs to know we are not going to fade into the woodwork," Little said. "We are going to continue to
  make the case for TPS and be critical of this administration when they don't do the right thing."
  ADVOCATE
  Earlier this month, Little appealed to former President Clinton who, during two appearances in Miami recently, spoke
  of his support for TPS. He said if the decision was up to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, "it would have been
  done. Hillary strongly supports this."
  A spokesman for the State Department declined to comment on Clinton's remarks, saying they were the former
  president's "personal comments" and it would be "inappropriate for us to make any official declarations on the
  issue" since the decisions are being made by Homeland Security.
  Advocates acknowledge the administration has quietly made some changes. It has temporarily suspended the
  deportation of noncriminal, undocumented Haitians. Undocumented Haitians with no criminal records who are
  detained by immigration authorities are being released from detention centers as long as they agree to a final order
  of removal.
  Once released, they can apply for work permits but must periodically check in with immigration authorities until they
  are eventually deported.
  'BABY STEPS'
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  But critics dismiss the changes as "baby steps," noting that by not granting undetained migrants a chance to apply
  for work permits, they're unable to support themselves or assist struggling families back home. An impoverished
  Haiti is dependent on remittances from abroad.
  "That is not nearly enough," Little said. "That is not even a half-hearted attempt at doing the right thing here."
  The Haitian-American Grassroots Coalition met Wednesday to discuss the issue and plans to protest at Obama's
  fundraiser in Miami on Monday. Haitian activists protested outside the White House last month.
  "As far as we are concerned, regarding Haiti, the Obama administration is maintaining the same status quo as the
  Bush immigration policy," said Jean-Robert Lafortune, the coalition's president.
  Caitlin Klevorick
  Office of the Counselor
  Department of State
  KlevorickCB@state.gov
  202.647.6115
  (blackberry)
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  JOINT COMMUNIQUÉ OF
  THE GOVERNMENTS OF HAITI AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ISSUED AT PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI JANUARY 17,
  2010
  President Rene Preval of Haiti and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton of the United States of America met in Port-
  au-Prince in the wake of the catastrophic earthquake of January 12, 2010 and its tragic aftermath, and issued the
  following joint communiqué:
  Recognizing:
  the long history of friendship between the people of Haiti and the people of the United States and their mutual respect
  for each other's sovereignty;
  the grievous suffering of the people of Haiti, including the massive loss of life, widespread injuries, and extensive
  damage to public infrastructure and private property;
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  the urgent need for an immediate response to the requests by the Government of Haiti and the paramount importance
  of safe, swift and effective implementation of rescue, relief, recovery, and reconstruction efforts;
  the current, unprecedented challenges facing the Haitian Government; and
  the January 15, 2010 conversation between President Obama and President Preval underscoring the urgency of the
  needs of Haiti and its people, President Obama's pledge of the full support of the American people for the Government
  and people of Haiti in relation to both the immediate recovery effort and the long-term rebuilding effort, and the two
  Presidents' commitment to coordinate assistance among the various parties, including the Haitian Government, the
  United Nations, the United States and the many international partners and organizations on the ground;
  President Preval, on behalf of the Government and people of Haiti, welcomes as essential the efforts in Haiti by the
  Government and people of the United States to support the immediate recovery, stability and long-term rebuilding of
  Haiti and requests the United States to assist as needed in augmenting security in support of the Government and
  people of Haiti and the United Nations, international partners and organizations on the ground;
  Secretary Clinton, on behalf of the Government and people of the United States, reaffirms the intention of the United
  States, through its assistance, to stand by the Haitian people in this time of great tragedy; and
  President Preval and Secretary Clinton jointly reaffirm that the Governments of Haiti and the United States will continue
  to cooperate under this shared understanding to promote the most safe and effective rescue, relief, recovery and
  reconstruction efforts possible.
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  H RC:
  This is an early preview of the speech (which is still in progress).
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  Lead Writer: Tomicah Tillemann
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  H RC:
  This is an early preview of the speech (which is still in progress).
  Let me know what you think conceptually after you read.
  Cdm
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  Folks,
  I've attached the latest draft of the Internet freedom speech. It should be ready for the Secretary. This version addresses
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  Please let me know if any of you have further questions or comments.
  Thanks,
  Tomicah

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  THE NEW SEUM, WASHINGTON, DC
  JANUARY 6, 2009
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  Folks,
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  issues raised in the last draft with three exceptions:
  Please let me know if any of you have further questions or comments.
  Thanks,
  Tomicah
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  To: Tillemann, Tomicah S
  Sent: Mon Dec 21 14:17:45 2009
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DocNumber: C05767014
MetadataSubject: REVISED CONCEPT PAPER ON TECH DINNER
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  HRC:
  Attached and below is the concept for a technology dinner that would lead up to speech.
  Concept Paper for Dinner on Connection Technologies
  Potential Invitees:
  1) Padmasree Warrior, CISCO
  2) Carol Bartz, Yahoo!
  3) John Thompson, Symantec
  4) Pierre Omidayr, Ebay and Omidyar Networks
  5) Anthony Jiminez, MicroTech
  6) Luis Ubinas, Ford Foundation
  7) Julius Genachowski, Chairman FCC
  8) Craig Mundie or Steve Ballmer, Microsoft
  9) Steve Jobs, Apple
  10) Michael Joseph, Safaricom and M-Pesa
  11) Ory Okolloh, Ushahidi
  12) Jack Dorsey, Twitter/Square
  13) Eric Schmidt, Google
  14) James Eberhard, Mobile Accord
  15) Jason Liebman, Howcast
  16) Carlos Slim, MexTel or Mo Ibrahim, former CelTel and now Mo Ibrahim
  Foundation
  17) Clay Shirky, NYU
  18) Andrew Rasiej, TechPresident
  19) Jonathan Zittrain, Harvard

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 10:51 PM
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject FW: Revised Concept paper on tech dinner
  Attachments: Dinner on Tech.docx
  HRC:
  Attached and below is the concept for a technology dinner that would lead up to speech.
  Concept Paper for Dinner on Connection Technologies
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  Potential Invitees:
  1) Padmasree Warrior, CISCO
  2) Carol Bartz, Yahoo!
  3) John Thompson, Symantec
  4) Pierre Omidayr, Ebay and Omidyar Networks
  5) Anthony Jiminez, MicroTech
  6) Luis Ubinas, Ford Foundation
  7) Julius Genachowski, Chairman FCC
  8) Craig Mundie or Steve Ballmer, Microsoft
  9) Steve Jobs, Apple
  10) Michael Joseph, Safaricom and M-Pesa
  11) Ory Okolloh, Ushahidi
  12) Jack Dorsey, Twitter/Square
  13) Eric Schmidt, Google
  14) James Eberhard, Mobile Accord
  15) Jason Liebman, Howcast
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  16) Carlos Slim, MexTel or Mo Ibrahim, former CelTel and now Mo Ibrahim
  Foundation
  17) Clay Shirky, NYU
  18) Andrew Rasiej, TechPresident
  19) Jonathan Zittrain, Harvard
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DocNumber: C05767016
MetadataSubject: FINAL COMMUNIQUE
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  French.docx; Final Communique Portuguese.docx;
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  Fyi

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 10:45 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: FINAL COMMUNIQUE
  Attachments: Final Communique Spanish.docx; Final Communique ENGLISH.docx; Final Communique
  French.docx; Final Communique Portuguese.docx;
  FinalCommuniqueCreole_Revision.docx
  Fyi
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  To: Merten, Kenneth H; Lindwall, David E
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 22:33:15 2010
  Subject: Fw: FINAL COMMUNIQUE
  Attached is the final communique. It will be released publicly at 10:45 pm.
  From: Piechowski, Jon E
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Smith, Daniel B; Thompson, Dean R; Mesquita, Mario M; Schwerin, Daniel B
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 22:28:41 2010
  Subject: FW: FINAL COMMUNIQUE
  The creole translator had some tweaks so I have subbed in a new creole communiqué. We are now final in our five
  languages.
  From: Piechowski, Jon E
  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 8:59 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Schwerin, Daniel B; Smith, Daniel B; Thompson, Dean R; Mesquita, Mario M
  Subject: FINAL COMMUNIQUE
  The final version of the joint communiqué and its translations.
  Should I forward to the same people in Port-au-Prince as last night?
  Jon
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  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 10:58 PM
  To:
  Subject RE: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  Good - you good for us to sign off on giving a speech on 21 jan at newseum?
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 10:56 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  This looks fine and makes me sound like a techie (which is good, albeit a stretch).
  Original Message --
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 22:28:38 2009
  Subject: FW: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  H RC:
  This is an early preview of the speech (which is still in progress).
  Let me know what you think conceptually after you read.
  Cdm
  SPEECH COVER PAGE
  INFORMATION FREEDOM SPEECH
  Lead Writer: Tomicah Tillemann
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  SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON ADDRESS ON INTERNET FREEDOM THE NEWSEUM, WASHINGTON, DC
  JANUARY 6, 2009
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767017 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Tillemann, Tomicah S
  Sent: Monday, December 21, 2009 2:33 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Toiv, Nora F; Sullivan, Jacob J; Ross, Alec J; Slaughter, Anne-Marie; ChoIlet, Derek H; Crowley, Philip J
  Cc: Muscatine, Lissa; S_SpecialAssistants
  Subject: Fw: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  Folks,
  I've attached the latest draft of the internet freedom speech. It should be ready for the Secretary. This version addresses
  issues raised in the last draft with three exceptions:
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  Please let me know if any of you have further questions or comments.
  Thanks,
  Tomicah
  B6
  From: Tomicah Tillemann
  To: Tillemann, Tomicah S
  Sent: Mon Dec 21 14:17:45 2009
  Subject: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 11:00 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  Apparently - will find out what.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 10:59 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  Is there something magic about that date?
  Original Message ---
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 22:58:09 2009
  Subject: RE: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  Good - you good for us to sign off on giving a speech on 21 jan at newseum?
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 10:56 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  This looks fine and makes me sound like a techie (which is good, albeit a stretch).
  Original Message ---
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tue Dec 29 22:28:38 2009
  Subject: FW: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  HRC:
  This is an early preview of the speech (which is still in progress).
  Let me know what you think conceptually after you read.
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  Cdm
  SPEECH COVER PAGE
  INFORMATION FREEDOM SPEECH
  Lead Writer: Tomicah Tillemann
  Phone: 7-9842 /
  Email: tillemannts@state.gov
  VETTERS: PLEASE INITIAL HERE
  B6
  SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON ADDRESS ON INTERNET FREEDOM THE NEWSEUM, WASHINGTON, DC
  JANUARY 6, 2009
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  From: Tillemann, Tomicah S
  Sent: Monday, December 21, 2009 2:33 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Toiv, Nora F; Sullivan, Jacob J; Ross, Alec J; Slaughter, Anne-Marie; ChoIlet, Derek H; Crowley, Philip J
  Cc: Muscatine, Lissa; S_SpecialAssistants
  Subject: Fw: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  Folks,
  I've attached the latest draft of the internet freedom speech. It should be ready for the Secretary. This version addresses
  issues raised in the last draft with three exceptions:
  Please let me know if any of you have further questions or comments.
  Thanks,
  Tomicah
  From: Tomicah Tillemann
  To: Tillemann, Tomicah S
  Sent: Mon Dec 21 14:17:45 2009
  Subject: 12/21 Revisions to Internet Freedom Speech
  B6
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  I am on travel and will not return to the office until Monday, January 4, 2010. I will be reviewing e-mail intermittently. If
  you need immediate assistance contact Marisa McAuliffe by phone at 202-647-2972 or email at mcauliffems@state.gov.

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  Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 11:03 PM
  To: H
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  I am on travel and will not return to the office until Monday, January 4, 2010. I will be reviewing e-mail intermittently. If
  you need immediate assistance contact Marisa McAuliffe by phone at 202-647-2972 or email at mcauliffems@state.gov.
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ExtractedSubject: Kerry: "No plans" to go to Iran
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  Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 2:37 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: Kerry: "No plans" to go to Iran
  From: Toiv, Nora F
  Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 12:45 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Kerry: "No plans" to go to Iran
  Kerry: "No plans" to go to Iran
  Yesterday, Iranian media reported comments from the Iranian foreign ministry spokesman that the Iranian
  parliament was considering an alleged request filed by Sen. John Kerry (D-MA) to travel to Iran.
  Today, Fred Jones, spokesman for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told POLITICO that "John Kerry
  has no plans to visit Iran."
  Jones added that "We never discuss the Senator's private or diplomatic conversations."
  Asked if that implied that Kerry was exploring the possibility of meeting Iranian officials elsewhere in a third
  country, Jones said. no. "There are no plans to meet with any Iranian officials abroad."
  Interestingly, for the past week, Kerry's office has used variations of "unaware of plans" or "no plans" to discuss
  these Iran meetings rumors -- rather than "no."
  And at face value, Jones' statement today does not seem to be the kind of flat denial that Kerry had filed such a
  request, but doesn't seem to indicate such a meeting is imminent. It also does not seem to close the door that
  such plans have been or are being or will be explored.
  Has occurred to me that having a non administration lawmaker showing willingness to keep a channel open
  with Tehran could serve several purposes, in that it's not the administration offering to send an envoy. It could
  also distract a lot of attention away as a kind of decoy from other conversations that might or might not be
  going on.
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  Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 3:23 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: CNN piece on what's happening now in tech space in Tehran
  FYI — for you in your new tech role.
  From: Ross, Alec 3
  Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 11:09 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Subject: CNN piece on what's happening now in tech space in Tehran
  http://edition.cnn.com/2009/TECH/12/30/iran.social.media/
  (CNN) — It was called the "Twitter Revolution" — the mass street protests following Iran's questionable June elections that were
  beamed to the world via social media and other online tools despite the government's media blackout.
  This week, a loose, multi-national network of protesters, bloggers, Web developers and everyday Internet users has ramped up
  again in the wake of renewed anti-government street demonstrations that turned deadly Sunday on Ashura, a Shiite Muslim holy
  day commemorating the death of 7th Century cleric Imam Hussein.
  This time, Internet analysists and online activists involved in the movement have told CNN that a government initially caught flat-
  footed at how easily information flowed out of the country was ready to fight back.
  "It's clear the government has been definitely restricting the Internet in a much more controlled way," said Cyrus Farivar, an
  Iranian-American freelance journalist who writes about technology issues. "They're definitely paying attention and, at the very
  least, trying to intimidate people."
  And retaliation has been brutal — both for those taking to the streets and those spreading the word online.
  One of the most compelling videos to emerge from the recent unrest showed what the people who posted it said was an Iranian
  government vehicle plowing into a crowd of protesters, apparently running over and, they say, killing a woman.
  Abbas Jafari Dolatabadi, Tehran's chief prosecutor, said Tuesday that seven people were killed in the Ashura riots. The
  demonstrations were the deadliest since June. Those left at least eight dead, according to Iran's Supreme National Security
  Council — although dissidents and observers have said there were many more.
  The world was able to learn about those protests through first-person accounts online after a disputed election that returned
  hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to office despite serious questions about polling results.
  As protests swelled, Iran's government began kicking out some reporters from some traditional Western media outlets, arresting
  others and restricting the movements of those who remained.
  In their place sprung citizen journalists who posted videos, photos and firsthand accounts on Twitter feeds, Facebook groups
  and sites like Flickr and YouTube. They kept images of the protests -- and the sometimes bloody response of government
  backers — in front of the world.
  As early as election day, both opposition political leaders and anti-government protesters said cell-phone signals were being
  jammed. They consistently reported networking Web sites in Iran being blocked, phone lines disconnected and protest sites
  allegedly infiltrated by government spies who spread misinformation and sought the identities of those speaking against the
  regime.
  That experience, observers say, had the government primed for the most recent explosion of information.
  "The spike at the beginning, right after the election, was pretty chaotic,"said Austin Heap, a San Francisco-based Web
  developer who has helped Iranian dissidents report from within their country. "Not even their government knew what they were
  going to do and how they were going to handle things.
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  "I think right now what you're seeing is a much more coordinated and organized response from them."
  Tech experts say the Iranian government has become more adept at using a type of Internet filtering called deep-packet
  inspection to track information sent from one Internet user to another and hunt down the sender.
  The government has also begun using the protest's own techniques against it. As early as June, online activists said they
  suspected government agents of posing as protesters in an attempt to pry information out of people within the movement. Some
  Twitter feeds of protesters suddenly and inexplicably began posting pro-government messages or asking for details about where
  and when protests would be held.
  Earlier this month, videos that appeared to show protesters burning an image of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
  circulated the Internet. Opposition leaders denied the burnings ever happened and said they were a hoax carried out by the
  government to discredit them and turn the Iranian public against their cause.
  "Fake clips, usually made to provoke and split the opposition, are becoming a staple of the Iranian Internet," Evgeny Morozov,
  who writes about the Internet for Foreign Policy magazine, wrote in a commentary for CNN.
  Austin Heap has helped set up and verify reliable proxies by which Iranians can post news to the Web without giving away their
  locations. He's also helping develop a program called Haystack designed to help Iranians anonymously elude government filters.
  'We definitely have been working on overload for the past three days," he said Tuesday. "I woke up two days ago to 60 e-mails
  and 12 missed phone calls — all people that, all of a sudden, needed an immediate response."
  The continued media blackout in Iran had made it difficult for traditional media to immediately verify Sunday's accounts of the
  weekend's violence. But videos that surfaced depicted bloodied and, in some cases, apparently dead protesters.
  A range of Web sites have either emerged or seen renewed interest in light of the recent protests. They run the gamut from
  YouTube accounts dedicated to images from street protests to blogs mocking the Iranian regime.
  At the blog Watch Me Confess, opponents of Iran's government post faux apologies for what they call ridiculous claims the
  government has made about the protesters.
  At Neda Net -- named for the young woman whose shooting death in June became a rallying cry for protesters -- people who
  call themselves a network of hackers offer tips on how to help Iranians use the Internet freely
  "There's this kind of global attention being paid across different countries and cultures and languages," said Farivar, who noted
  the emergence of a Twitter hashtag — #CN4Iran -- THAT appears to have been started by Chinese supporters of the Iranian
  protesters.
  Despite their best efforts and good intentions, supporters outside the country won't decide the outcome of the most recent round
  of protests, Farivar said. The actions of Iranians on the ground will.
  "I think it's naive to think that just because you're changing your location to Tehran [on a Twitter profile] that you're confusing the
  Iranian authorities," he said. "That would make them seem less intelligent than they are."
  But Heap said the steady flow of information will be important as a government that prefers secrecy continues a violent
  crackdown on its citizens.
  "They can't hide any more," he said. 'The government has done everything they can to shut people up, and every time they do
  this they're just making more and more activists -- more and more citizen journalists."
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  First we are hearing of uruguay, just checked the year end requests from travel and its not in there. We will find out.
  As for communities of democracies, building and bureau very much aware you committed to going. We just need to
  work with them through dates etc.

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  First we are hearing of uruguay, just checked the year end requests from travel and its not in there. We will find out.
  As for communities of democracies, building and bureau very much aware you committed to going. We just need to
  work with them through dates etc.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: ValmoroU@state.govi <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Jan 03 18:20:36 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  There will be an inauguration in Uruguay in Feb or March. Pls find out exact date.
  Also I told FM Sikorsky I would attend Community of Democracies mtg in Poland this summer. He said we could pick
  date. Do you have any more info?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767062 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Inauguration for president mujica of uruguay is March 1st.
  Original Message
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  There will be an inauguration in Uruguay in Feb or March. Pls find out exact date.
  Also I told FM Sikorsky I would attend Community of Democracies mtg in Poland this summer. He said we could pick
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  10:30 Lithuanian FM Azubalis (you will have call sheet soon)
  10:45 Secretary Gates
  11am Tony Blair
  11:30 Conference Call on doha speech (also sending paper for you to see before that call)

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  Will call in 10 mins -- getting into work.
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  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA©state.gov>
  Thursday, February 11, 2010 9:42 AM
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  A few more words on the Dalai Lama
  I never heard the earlier part of this debate
  We shd not use our meeting w/ the DL to beat them up, but treat it like we would treat a meeting with a Coptic leader
  from Egypt or a Bahai leader from Iran, etc. We have nothing to hide. Let the Chinese make a big issue out of it if they
  want to; we will just do what we have always done.
  AM

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  AM
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  One more thought on OAS
  One last thought I had is whether it would be worth
  AM

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ExtractedFrom: Lew, Jacob J <LewJJ@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 10:16 AM
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  I just asked Ops if we might be able to talk for a minute before your 10:45 call with Sec Gates. The call is on a different
  subject, but the Yemen 1206 package may come up and I wanted to brief you where things stand as of this morning. It
  was on his desk for signature yesterday and I asked that it be pulled back so we could work through some last issues
  today. I was planning to touch base with you before signing off. Thanks.

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  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 10:16 AM
  To:
  Subject Status of Yemen 1206
  I just asked Ops if we might be able to talk for a minute before your 10:45 call with Sec Gates. The call is on a different
  subject, but the Yemen 1206 package may come up and I wanted to brief you where things stand as of this morning. It
  was on his desk for signature yesterday and I asked that it be pulled back so we could work through some last issues
  today. I was planning to touch base with you before signing off. Thanks.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767079 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767081
MetadataSubject: SCHEDULE
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MetadataFrom: Valmoro, Lona J
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ExtractedTo: H; Huma Abedin
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ExtractedDateSent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 10:59 AM
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ExtractedBodyText: Yes, we have the video on the list to do by early March.
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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroLJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 10:59 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject RE: Schedule
  Yes, we have the video on the list to do by early March.
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 10:57 AM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Schedule
  The Lithuanian FM just told me the Community of Democracies is July 9-11 in Cracow, Poland. I have to go since I
  promised the Polish FM but had hoped they would schedule July 2-4. Can you check w EUR and DRL to see if dates can
  be moved? If not I can only go for the 9th since l_et's see if there is
  any give. I would also go to other places first during that week in Europe, including Warsaw for a bilateral meeting.
  Also, am I doing a video to congratulate Lithuania on the 20th anniversary of their Independence on March 11?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767081 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767082
MetadataSubject: NEWSEUM
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767082 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 3:00 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: Newseum
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Ross, Alec 1
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Chitre, Nanda S; Dowd, Katie W
  Sent: Wed Dec 30 19:02:56 2009
  Subject: Newseum
  I spoke w Chairman of the Newseum and there will be no cost for S speech on 21st. They're honored to host. The Chair is
  the CEO of the Knight Foundation and if the event requires sponsorship for it to be free they will sponsor. Whatever our
  legal regs are, Newseum and/or Knight will accommodate.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767082 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767083
MetadataSubject: SPANISH LANGUAGE DOCUMENT - COMUNICADO CONJUNTO DE LOS GOBIERNOS DE HAITI Y ESTADOS UNIDOS
MetadataTo: Estados Unidos De NorteAmerica
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767083 Date: 08/31/2015
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  Comunicado conjunto de los gobiernos de Haiti y Estados Unidos
  A continuacion una traduccion del comunicado conjunto de los gobiernos de Haiti y Estados Unidos,
  emitido el 17 de enero:
  (comienza el texto)
  COMUNICADO CONJUNTO DE
  LOS GOBIERNOS DE HAITI Y LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DE NORTEAMERICA
  EMITIDO EN PUERTO PRINCIPE, HAITI
  17 DE ENERO DE 2010
  El presidente Rene Preval de Haiti, y la secretaria de Estado Hillary Rodham Clinton de los Estados
  Unidos de Norteamerica se reunieron en Puerto Principe luego del catastrofico terremoto del 12 de
  enero de 2010 y sus tragicas consecuencias, y emitieron el siguiente comunicado conjunto:
  Reconociendo:
  la larga historia de amistad entre el pueblo de Haiti y el pueblo de Estados Unidos y su respeto mutuo
  uno por la soberania uno del otro;
  el grave sufrimiento del pueblo de Haiti, inclusive la perdida masiva de vidas, las extensas heridas y el
  amplio dafio a Ia infraestructura publica y Ia propiedad privada;
  Ia necesidad urgente de una respuesta inmediata a las peticiones del Gobierno de Haiti y la enorme
  importancia de la aplicacion segura, rapida y efectiva de los esfuerzos de rescate, alivio, recuperaci6n, y
  reconstruccion;
  los actuates desafios sin precedente que enfrenta el gobierno haitiano; y
  Ia conversacion del 15 de enero de 2010 entre el presidente Obama y el presidente Preval, que subraya
  la urgencia de las necesidades de Haiti y su pueblo, la promesa del presidente Obama del pleno apoyo
  del pueblo estadounidense para el gobierno y el pueblo de Haiti en relaciOn con el esfuerzo inmediato
  de recuperacion y la reconstruccion de largo plazo, y el compromiso de los dos presidentes de coordinar
  la ayuda entre las varias partes, como son el gobierno haitiano, las Naciones Unidas, Estados Unidos y
  los muchos socios y organizaciones internacionales en el terreno;
  El presidente Preval, en nombre del gobierno y el pueblo de Haiti, acoge como esenciales los esfuerzos
  en Haiti por el gobierno y el pueblo de Estados Unidos para apoyar la recuperacion, estabilizacion y
  reconstruccion a largo plazo de Haiti y solicita que Estados Unidos ayude como sea necesario a
  aumentar la seguridad en apoyo del gobierno y el pueblo de Haiti y las Naciones Unidas, socios y
  organizaciones internacionales en el terreno;
  La secretaria Clinton, en nombre del gobierno y el pueblo de Estados Unidos, reafirma la intention de
  Estados Unidos, mediante su ayuda, de apoyar al pueblo haitiano en estos momentos de gran tragedia;
  el Presidente Preval y Ia secretaria Clinton reafirman conjuntamente que los gobiernos de Haiti y de
  Estados Unidos continuaran cooperando bajo este entendimiento compartido para promover los
  esfuerzos mas seguros y efectivos posibles de recate, alivio, recuperaci6n y reconstruccion.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767083 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767083 Date: 08/31/2015
  (termina el texto)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767083 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedTo: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
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  Yes on lithuania video
  We will try on moving dates but we have been aware they are set for the 9-11th Will start working on it.

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  From: Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 11:00 AM
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Yes on lithuania video
  We will try on moving dates but we have been aware they are set for the 9-11th Will start working on it.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.govl <VaImoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Thu Feb 11 10:57:00 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  The Lithuanian FM just told me the Community of Democracies is July 9-11 in Cracow, Poland. I have to go since I
  promised the Polish FM but had hoped they would schedule July 2-4. Can you check w EUR and DRL to see if dates can
  be moved? If not I can only go for the 9th since Let's see if there is
  any give. I would also go to other places first during that week in Europe, including Warsaw for a bilateral meeting.
  Also, am I doing a video to congratulate Lithuania on the 20th anniversary of their Independence on March 11?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767086 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: (AP) UN TO MOVE SOME STAFF OUT OF PAKISTAN FOR SAFETY
MetadataTo: H
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ExtractedCc: SES-O_Shift-II
ExtractedDateSent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 8:09 AM
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  Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 8:09 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) UN to move some staff out of Pakistan for safety
  From: Krayman, Igor
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-Afghanistan
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Thu Dec 31 08:00:53 2009
  Subject: (AP) UN to move some staff out of Pakistan for safety
  ISLAMABAD - The United Nations says it plans to temporarily relocate some of its international staff outside of Pakistan
  for security reasons. U.N. spokeswoman Ishrat Rizvi says 20 percent of the organization's expatriate workers will either
  leave the country for six months or be relocated to safer areas within Pakistan.
  Igor Krayman
  Operations Specialist
  Department of State Operations Center
  202-647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767087 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767091
MetadataSubject: JOINT COMMUNIQUE OF THE GOVERNMENTS OF HAITI AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
MetadataTo: United States of America
MetadataFrom: Haiti
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  JOINT COMMUNIQUÉ OF
  THE GOVERNMENTS OF HAITI AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
  ISSUED AT PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI
  JANUARY 17, 2010
  President Rene Preval of Haiti and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton of
  the United States of America met in Port-au-Prince in the wake of the catastrophic
  earthquake of January 12, 2010 and its tragic aftermath, and issued the following joint
  communique:
  Recognizing:
  the long history of friendship between the people of Haiti and the people of the United
  States and their mutual respect for each other's sovereignty;
  the grievous suffering of the people of Haiti, including the massive loss of life, widespread
  injuries, and extensive damage to public infrastructure and private property;
  the urgent need for an immediate response to the requests by the Government of Haiti and
  the paramount importance of safe, swift and effective implementation of rescue, relief,
  recovery, and reconstruction efforts;
  the current, unprecedented challenges facing the Haitian Government; and
  the January 15, 2010 conversation between President Obama and President Preval
  underscoring the urgency of the needs of Haiti and its people, President Obama's pledge of
  the full support of the American people for the Government and people of Haiti in
  relation to both the immediate recovery effort and the long-term rebuilding effort, and the
  two Presidents' commitment to coordinate assistance among the various parties, including
  the Haitian Government, the United Nations, the United States and the many international
  partners and organizations on the ground;
  President Preval, on behalf of the Government and people of Haiti, welcomes as
  essential the efforts in Haiti by the Government and people of the United States to support the
  immediate recovery, stability and long-term rebuilding of Haiti and requests the United States to
  assist as needed in augmenting security in support of the Government and people of Haiti and the
  United Nations, international partners and organizations on the ground;
  Secretary Clinton, on behalf of the Government and people of the United States,
  reaffirms the intention of the United States, through its assistance, to stand by the Haitian people
  in this time of great tragedy; and
  President Preval and Secretary Clinton jointly reaffirm that the Governments of Haiti and
  the United States will continue to cooperate under this shared understanding to promote the most
  safe and effective rescue, relief, recovery and reconstruction efforts possible.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767091 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767094
MetadataSubject: A FEW MORE WORDS ON THE DALAI LAMA
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
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ExtractedFrom: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Sullivan, Jacobi <Sullivanii@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 11:45 AM
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ExtractedBodyText: I see I'm not the only person who does email while on the phone! ;-)
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  B5
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 11:45 AM
  To:
  Subject: RE: A few more words on the Dalai Lama
  I see I'm not the only person who does email while on the phone! ;-)
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 11:44 AM
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Subject: Re: A few more words on the Dalai Lama
  I agree and will act accordingly.
  Original Message ----
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacobi <Sullivanii@state.gov>
  Sent: Thu Feb 11 09:41:35 2010
  Subject: A few more words on the Dalai Lama
  I never heard the earlier part of this debate
  We shd not use our meeting w/ the DL to beat them up, but treat it like we would treat a meeting with a Coptic leader
  from Egypt or a Bahai leader from Iran, etc. We have nothing to hide. Let the Chinese make a big issue out of it if they
  want to; we will just do what we have always done.
  AM
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ExtractedCc: Torres, Susan; Johnson, Clifton M
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  B5
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 12:50 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: Amcits in Haiti
  fyi
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 12:49 PM
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju; Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Cc: Torres, Susan; Johnson, Clifton M
  Subject: RE: Amcits in Haiti
  Thank you.
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 12:09 PM
  To: Merten, Kenneth H; Mills, Cheryl D; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Cc: Torres, Susan; Johnson, Clifton M
  Subject: Amcits in Haiti
  Privileged/Attorney-Client Privilege/Attorney Work Product/Deliberative/SBU
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767097 Date: 08/31/2015



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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 9:02 AM
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Cc: H
  Subject FW: Easy reading for S that will make her smile
  Attachments: End of Year SP FINAL Dec 2009.docx
  For printing for HRC.
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 9:16 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Easy reading for S that will make her smile
  Cheryl -- I note that lots of offices write up weekly reports, which we don't do. But given that a lot of the people in S/P do a
  lot of great work that S may not know about, I had this memo written up (and believe it or not boiled down many times).
  We'll send it up the line, but if u wd send it to her before Monday she can skim it quickly and feel good about all the things
  she has made happen. AM
  From: Anne-Marie Slaughter
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Wed Dec 30 20:43:37 2009
  Subject: end of year accomplishments
  B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767098 Date: 08/31/2015



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  COMMUNIQUÉ COMMUN
  DES GOUVERNEMENTS D'HAITI ET DES ETATS-UNIS DIAMERIQUE
  DIFFUSE A PORT-AU-PRINCE LE 17 JANVIER 2010
  Le President de la Republique d'HaIti, M. Rene Preval, et la Secretaire d'Etat des Etats-Unis
  d'Amerique, Mme Hillary Rodham Clinton, se sont entretenus a Port-au-Prince, a la suite du
  seisme catastrophique du 12 janvier 2010 et de ses consequences tragiques, et ont rendu
  public le communiqué commun suivant :
  Reconnaissant :
  - la longue histoire d'amitie qui lie le peuple d'HaIti et le peuple des Etats-Unis et le respect
  mutuel qu'ils professent pour leur souverainete respective ;
  - les graves souffrances du peuple d'HaIti, notamment la perte immense de vies, la quantite
  massive de blesses et les dommages etendus causes a ('infrastructure publique et a la propriete
  privee ; •
  - la necessite urgente d'une reponse immediate aux demandes du Gouvernement d'HaIti et
  ('importance primordiale de ('execution sure, rapide et efficace des operations de sauvetage, de
  secours, de retablissement et de reconstruction ;
  - les defis actuels sans precedent auxquels doit faire face le Gouvernement ; et
  - I'entretien du 15 janvier entre Ie President Obama et le President Preval soulignant l'urgence
  des besoins de l'Etat et du peuple haitiens, ('engagement du President Obama relatif au soutien
  total du peuple des Etats-Unis en faveur du Gouvernement et du peuple d'Haiti en ce qui
  concerne aussi bien ('effort immediat de retablissement que ('effort a long terme de
  reconstruction, et ('engagement des deux Presidents a coordonner l'aide entre les diverses
  parties, notamment Ie Gouvernement d'HaIti, les Nations Unies, les Etats-Unis et les nombreux
  partenaires et organisations internationaux sur le terrain ;
  Le President Preval, au nom du Gouvernement et du peuple d'HaIti, salue comme essentiels les
  efforts que deploient en Haiti le Gouvernement et le peuple des Etats-Unis en faveur du
  retablissement immediat et de la reconstruction a long terme d'HaIti, et prie les Etats-Unis
  d'apporter leur assistance en tant que de besoin en vue d'accroitre la securite, a l'appui du
  Gouvernement et du peuple d'Haiti ainsi que des Nations unies et des partenaires et des
  organisations internationaux sur Ie terrain ;
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767099 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767099 Date: 08/31/2015
  La Secretaire d'Etat Clinton, au nom du Gouvernement et du peuple des Etats-Unis, reaffirme
  ('intention des Etats-Unis, par leur assistance, de se tenir aux cotes du peuple haitien en ce
  moment de grande tragedie ; et
  Le President Preval et la Secretaire d'Etat Clinton reaffirment ensemble que les Gouvernements
  d'Haiti et des Etats-Unis continueront de cooperer en vertu du present accord commun afin
  d'assurer les operations les plus seires et efficaces possibles de sauvetage, de secours, de
  retablissement et de reconstruction.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767099 Date: 08/31/2015



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  FRENCH - JOINT COMMUNIQUE
  RELEASE IN FULL
  COMMUNIQUE COMMUN
  DES GOUVERNEMENTS D'HAITI ET DES ETATS-UNIS D'AMERIQUE
  DIFFUSE A PORT-AU-PRINCE LE 17 JANVIER 2010
  Le President de la Republique d'Haiti, M. Rene Preval, et Ia Secretaire d'Etat des Etats-Unis
  d'Amerique, Mme Hillary Rodham Clinton, se sont entretenus a Port-au-Prince, a la suite du
  seisme catastrophique du 12 janvier 2010 et de ses consequences tragiques, et ont rendu
  public le communiqué commun suivant :
  Reconnaissant :
  - la longue histoire d'amitie qui lie le peuple d'Haiti et le peuple des Etats-Unis et le respect
  mutuel qu'ils professent pour leur souverainete respective ;
  - les graves souffrances du peuple notamment la perte immense de vies, Ia quantite
  massive de blesses et les dommages etendus causes a ('infrastructure publique et a la propriete
  privee ;
  - Ia necessite urgente d'une reponse immediate aux demandes du Gouvernement d'Haiti et
  ('importance primordiale de ('execution sore, rapide et efficace des operations de sauvetage, de
  secours, de retablissement et de reconstruction ;
  - les defis actuels sans precedent auxquels doit faire face le Gouvernement d'HaIti ; et
  - l'entretien du 15 janvier entre le President Obama et le President Preval soulignant l'urgence
  des besoins de l'Etat et du peuple haitiens, ['engagement du President Obama relatif au soutien
  total du peuple des Etats-Unis en faveur du Gouvernement et du peuple d'Haiti en ce qui
  concerne aussi bien l'effort immediat de retablissement que l'effort a long terme de
  reconstruction, et ('engagement des deux Presidents a coordonner ('aide entre les diverses
  parties, notamment le Gouvernement d'Haiti, les Nations Unies, les Etats-Unis et les nombreux
  partenaires et organisations internationaux sur le terrain ;
  Le President Preval, au nom du Gouvernement et du peuple d'Hafti, salue comme essentiels les
  efforts que deploient en Haiti le Gouvernement et le peuple des Etats-Unis en faveur du
  retablissement immediat et de la reconstruction a long terme d'HaIti, et prie les Etats-Unis
  d'apporter leur assistance en tant que de besoin en vue d'accroitre la securite, a l'appui du
  Gouvernement et du peuple d'Haiti ainsi que des Nations unies et des partenaires et des
  organisations internationaux sur le terrain ;
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767103 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767103 Date: 08/31/2015
  La Secretaire d'Etat Clinton, au nom du Gouvernement et du peuple des Etats-Unis, reaffirme
  ('intention des Etats-Unis, par leur assistance, de se tenir aux cotes du peuple haitien en ce
  moment de grande tragedie ; et
  Le President Preval et la Secretaire d'Etat Clinton reaffirment ensemble que les Gouvernements
  d'Haiti et des Etats-Unis continueront de cooperer en vertu du present accord commun afin
  d'assurer les operations les plus sores et efficaces possibles de sauvetage, de secours, de
  retablissement et de reconstruction.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767103 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Blair's guy said you ok'ed releasing today. If so, we'll pull the trigger. It is pasted below:
  Statement by the Secretary
  This Administration has, from the beginning, worked to bring about comprehensive peace in the Middle East, including a
  two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On that issue our approach has been three-fold: (1) to help build the
  economy and capacity to govern of a Palestinian state; (2) to renew political negotiations to enable the earliest possible
  establishment of that state; and (3) to achieve these in a manner that ensures the security of Israel and of the
  Palestinians.
  Consistent with Prime Minister Fayyad's plan for a future Palestinian state, Tony Blair, as the Quartet representative, will
  intensify his partnership with Senator Mitchell in support of the political negotiations. In his role as Quartet
  Representative Tony Blair will continue, with full support by and coordination with Senator Mitchell, to mobilize the
  efforts of the international community: (1) to build support for the institutional capacity and governance of a future
  Palestinian State, including on the rule of law; (2) to improve freedom of movement and access for Palestinians; (3) to
  encourage further private sector investment; and (4) to bring change in the living conditions of the people in Gaza.

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  B5
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivan.11@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, February 11,2010 1:45 PM
  To:
  Subject: Blair statement
  Blair's guy said you ok'ed releasing today. If so, we'll pull the trigger. It is pasted below:
  Statement by the Secretary
  This Administration has, from the beginning, worked to bring about comprehensive peace in the Middle East, including a
  two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On that issue our approach has been three-fold: (1) to help build the
  economy and capacity to govern of a Palestinian state; (2) to renew political negotiations to enable the earliest possible
  establishment of that state; and (3) to achieve these in a manner that ensures the security of Israel and of the
  Palestinians.
  Consistent with Prime Minister Fayyad's plan for a future Palestinian state, Tony Blair, as the Quartet representative, will
  intensify his partnership with Senator Mitchell in support of the political negotiations. In his role as Quartet
  Representative Tony Blair will continue, with full support by and coordination with Senator Mitchell, to mobilize the
  efforts of the international community: (1) to build support for the institutional capacity and governance of a future
  Palestinian State, including on the rule of law; (2) to improve freedom of movement and access for Palestinians; (3) to
  encourage further private sector investment; and (4) to bring change in the living conditions of the people in Gaza.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767107 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767111
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  Importance: High
  In case cdm didn't share already

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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 3:22 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: Info for tomorrow's travel with CODEL Pelosi
  Attachments: 2010-02-12 CODEL - Draft Schedule v4.docx
  Importance: High
  In case cdm didn't share already
  From: Verma, Richard R
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Kennedy, Patrick F; Lew, Jacob 3; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Abedin, Huma; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Kelly, Craig
  A
  Sent: Thu Feb 11 13:49:28 2010
  Subject: FW: Info for tomorrow's travel with CODEL Pelosi
  As a reminder, the CODEL to Haiti will take place tomorrow. Speaker Pelosi will lead the trip. Schedule and list of
  members attached. Will give you a read-out tomorrow evening.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767111 Date: 08/31/2015



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  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 9:31 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc:
  Subject: Re: Easy reading for S that will make her smile
  Got it
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Cc: 'H' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Thu Dec 31 09:02:24 2009
  Subject: FW: Easy reading for S that will make her smile
  For printing for HRC.
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 9:16 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Easy reading for S that will make her smile
  Cheryl -- I note that lots of offices write up weekly reports, which we don't do. But given that a lot of the people in S/P do a
  lot of great work that S may not know about, I had this memo written up (and believe it or not boiled down many times).
  We'll send it up the line, but if u wd send it to her before Monday she can skim it quickly and feel good about all the things
  she has made happen. AM
  From: Anne-Marie Slaughter B6
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Wed Dec 30 20:43:37 2009
  Subject: end of year accomplishments
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767112 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767115
MetadataSubject: HAITI JUDGE RULES FOR RELEASE OF U.S. MISSIONARIES
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Haiti judge rules for release of U.S. missionaries
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 4:22 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Haiti judge rules for release of U.S. missionaries
  Fyi
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Kennedy, Patrick F; Merten, Kenneth H; Coley, Theodore R
  Cc: 'Cheryl Mills'
  Sent: Thu Feb 11 16:21:05 2010
  Subject: RE: Haiti judge rules for release of U.S. missionaries
  Ted and I just spoke with to Reginald Brown
  He said they are waiting for the judge to sign the paper with the stipulation that someone remains in country to answer
  questions. Their understanding is that that person can be the atty.
  From: Wykle, Chadwick
  Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 4:00 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Kennedy, Patrick F; Merten, Kenneth H; Klevorick, Caitlin B; Coley, Theodore R
  Subject: Haiti judge rules for release of U.S. missionaries
  By Joseph Guyler Delva
  PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - A Haitian judge said Thursday he had ruled in favor of the release of 10
  U.S. missionaries accused of kidnapping 33 children and trying to take them out of the earthquake-stricken
  country.
  "I just signed the request for the release of the 10 Americans submitted by the lawyers and I have sent it to
  the prosecutor's office," Judge Bernard Sainvil said.
  He earlier told Reuters that once the prosecutor had given his opinion, he could formally issue a release order
  for the Americans, who have been jailed since they were stopped at Haiti's border with the Dominican Republic
  on Jan. 29.
  Once the release order was issued, "they can go directly to the airport if they want and leave, but they should
  provide a guarantee of representation if further questions need to be asked," Sainvil said.
  Under Haitian law, the prosecutor can formally comment on the judge's decision but he cannot overrule it.
  A judicial source told Reuters Wednesday that Sainvil had decided to free the U.S. missionaries because
  there had been no evidence demonstrating "criminal intentions" on their part to support charges of child kidnap
  and criminal association leveled against them.
  The missionaries, most of whom belong to an Idaho-based Baptist church, were arrested trying to take the
  children across the border to the Dominican Republic 17 days after a magnitude 7 earthquake that killed more
  than 200,000 people in the impoverished Caribbean nation.
  PLEAS FOR RELEASE FROM PARENTS
  The five men and five women have denied any intentional wrongdoing and said they were only trying to
  help orphans left destitute by the quake, which shattered the Haitian capital and left more than 1 million
  homeless. But evidence showed that most of the children still had living parents.
  During hearings in the case, Sainvil heard from 10 parents of children handed over to the Americans. They
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  said they had turned them over because they had no food or water to give them, and believed they would have a
  better life with the missionaries elsewhere.
  These parents had pleaded for the Americans' release.
  The case has been a distraction to the Haitian government as it tries to cope with the aftermath of the
  earthquake and was diplomatically sensitive for the United States as it heads a massive international effort to
  feed and shelter Haitian quake survivors.
  The U.S. government had said it was providing the Americans with consular access and monitoring their
  case, but made clear it did not want to interfere.
  Haiti's beleaguered government had warned that traffickers could try to take advantage of the chaos that
  followed the quake by taking away vulnerable children, and it tightened adoption procedures.
  (Editing by Pascal Fletcher and Xavier Briand)
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  Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 11:17 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Police to seek terror charges against Americans
  From: Krayman, Igor
  To: NEWS-Afghanistan; NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Thu Dec 31 10:55:48 2009
  Subject: (AP) Police to seek terror charges against Americans
  ISLAMABAD - Pakistani police say they plan to ask a court to charge five Americans arrested in early December with
  terrorism, and will seek life imprisonment sentences against them. A senior police investigator in Sargodha said the men
  would appear in an anti-terrorist court on Jan. 4. He said police had almost concluded their investigation and that they
  were "certain that these five Americans wanted to carry out attacks in Pakistan." Gujar didn't say what authorities
  believe the men intended to target.
  Igor Krayman
  Operations Specialist
  Department of State Operations Center
  202-647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767116 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 12:18 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: (AP) CIA base chief killed in attack
  From: Krayman, Igor
  To: NEWS-Afghanistan; NEWS-Mahogany
  Sent: Thu Dec 31 12:16:44 2009
  Subject: (AP) CIA base chief killed in attack
  WASHINGTON - The Associated Press has learned that the chief of the CIA's base in the Khost province of Afghanistan
  was among those killed by a suicide bomber along the Afghan-Pakistan frontier.
  Igor Krayman
  Operations Specialist
  Department of State Operations Center
  202-647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767117 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Please know that you and WJC are in my prayers.
  I spoke to Ellen tonight, who is preparing a memo and will have it Monday.
  Pasted below is a draft letter that our Ambassador plus French and Russians will be working on tomorrow in Vienna,
  ideally to deliver to Amano,

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  To:
  Please know that you and WJC are in my prayers.
  I spoke to Ellen tonight, who is preparing a memo and will have it Monday.
  Pasted below is a draft letter that our Ambassador plus French and Russians will be working on tomorrow in Vienna,
  ideally to deliver to Amano,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767123 Date: 08/31/2015



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  B1,1.4(D),B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, February 12, 2010 2:39 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Message for the Secretary
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Pascual, Carlos (Mexico City)
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Jacobson, Roberta S
  Sent: Thu Feb 11 22:01:40 2010
  Subject: Message for the Secretary
  Cheryl -
  Could I ask you to pass this message to the Secretary?
  I was just with Patricia Espinosa.
  She asked that I pass on her concerns as well.
  She said she had sent a personal note. B6
  She also asked me to remind the Secretary of their conversation in Montreal and that she would love to host the
  Secretary for a private visit if she could spare any time before their March 23 High Level Group meeting.
  Cheryl - The Mexicans have a cabinet meeting on Frida
  We'll let you know.
  Thank you.
  Carlos
  1.4(D)
  B1
  This message has been sent via BlackBerry
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL
  — Reason: 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 02/12/2020
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767129 Date: 08/31/2015



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  This relates to the letter from yesterday. FYI prior to call with Kouchner.
  From: Mull, Stephen D
  Sent: Friday, February 12, 2010 11:13 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Iran Update
  Hi Jake,
  I just wanted to let you know that the French, Russian and US governments agreed to the attached text on the
  TRR a short while ago and our Ambassadors to the IAEA are delivering it to DG Amano at this
  moment.
  I discussed with Bill,
  who believes we'd get better bang out good points that the Secretary will be able to deploy in the region
  during any press appearances she has in the upcoming trip. I'll take a look at the points and update
  accordingly.
  If you'd like to talk further, I'm available at your convenience to drop by or talk by phone —just let me know.
  Steve
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  See the report below: Pinera has announced his support.
  I had a long conversation with Craig a little while ago. He spoke with a number of people in Chile, including his close
  friend,
  According to Craig, Pinera had made the calculation that it would be politically untenable to dump Insulza. Apparently
  there is a coalition leadership in the lower house, and Insulza's party, Concertacion, controls the upper house. So he had
  no choice.
  That said, Craig believes that his clear message had an impact on what Pinera told Insulza. He apparently gave his
  support with two conditions: (1) don't interfere in Chilean politics, and (2) take the democratization agenda seriously
  and don't carry the ALBA countries' water.
  Craig also said that Arturo had been effective in making clear that the jury was out on Insulza in Washington -- that had
  an impact on the Pinera government and reinforced their second message to him.
  Bottom line: Craig said we couldn't have talked Pinera off of this, but we helped drive a stronger set of conditions on
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  See the report below: Pinera has announced his support.
  I had a long conversation with Craig a little while ago. He spoke with a number of people in Chile, including his close
  friend,
  According to Craig, Pinera had made the calculation that it would be politically untenable to dump Insulza. Apparently
  there is a coalition leadership in the lower house, and Insulza's party, Concertacion, controls the upper house. So he had
  no choice.
  That said, Craig believes that his clear message had an impact on what Pinera told Insulza. He apparently gave his
  support with two conditions: (1) don't interfere in Chilean politics, and (2) take the democratization agenda seriously
  and don't carry the ALBA countries' water.
  Craig also said that Arturo had been effective in making clear that the jury was out on Insulza in Washington -- that had
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  Original Message--
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  To All: La Tercera in Chile just reported that Pifiera has announced his support for Insulza's re-election, after meeting
  with Insulza in Santiago. ck
  Original Message
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  Sent: Friday, February 12, 2010 12:42 PM
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  CONFIDENTIAL
  February 12, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Saudi Arabia
  I have been in contact with Chas Freeman, former ambassador to Saudi Arabia, and he has sent me his most
  recent public speech on the subject. He says the policy part is toward the end, and that King Abdullah's new
  university (KAUST) is an important initiative. He also relates that the atmosphere is near toxic because of
  Obama's failure to follow up his Cairo speech and the rebuff from Netanyahu. Cynicism, at best, is pervasive
  among the Saudi elite.
  Saudi Arabia: The End of Progress without Change
  Remarks to the Sarasota Institute for Lifetime Learning
  Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.)
  Sarasota, Florida, February 11, 2010
  I have been asked to speak to you about the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This is a topic I have never before
  addressed to an American audience. Why bother?
  We Americans reserve the right to have strong opinions on the basis of little or no knowledge. There are few
  countries that better exemplify our assertive ignorance of foreign geography, history, and culture than Saudi
  Arabia. Most of us are convinced that Saudis are Muslim zealots, control the world's oil prices, and are
  absurdly rich, anti-feminist, and undemocratic. They hate our values and want to destroy us. Talk radio
  confirms this. What more needs to be said?
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  On reflection, a lot does. Neither caricature nor a priori reasoning is a sound basis for policy. A distorted view
  of foreign realities precludes success at dealing with them. There is much at stake in our relationship with
  Saudi Arabia. We can ill afford to get it wrong.
  That country is, of course, the heartland of Islam and the custodian of the world's largest oil reserves. It lies
  athwart transport routes between Asia, Europe, and A.frica. It is at the center of a. growing concentration of
  global capital. tinder any circumstances, the .Kingdom of Saudi Arabia NV cut important. It is all the more
  so in an era when we Americans are at war with ever more peoples in the Islamic world, depend on ever greater
  amounts of imported energy, and need ever larger foreign loans to Mil our government and sustain our life
  style.
  Yet Saudi Arabia is little known.. It is the only society on the planet not to have been penetrated by Western
  colonialism. No European armies breached its borders; no missionaries; no merchants. Its capital, Riyadh, was
  long off limits to infidels; the holy cities of Mecca and Medini. remain so to;:lay. 'When Westeriaers finally came
  to Saudi Arabia, we came not as the vindicators of our presumed cultural superiority, but as hired help. As a
  result, some say that Saudis secretly see the world's peoples as divided into two basic categories: (1) fellow
  Saudis; and (2) potentitA employees. 'Be that as it may, foreigners, Western, Asian, or /krab, who have lived in
  SLiudi Arabi.a all see it as a -very strange place — one that is riot easy to itnclerstand and that remains at odds with
  many of the values non-Saudis profess.
  The Kingdom has long stood apart from global norms. Its system of government draws on tribal and Islamic
  traditions rather than Western models. Its king presides rather than rules over the royal family and Saudi
  society. His responsibility is less to make decisions than to shape and proclaim consensus, while assuring a
  share of the national wealth to all. especially the leas;. 1ri.A.7ilege(. Saudi Arabia levies no taxes 011 t S citizens,
  other than the religious tithe known as "zakat" a two-and-a-half percent annual donation of private capital to
  charity and oilier public purposes. All Saudis ,njoy free education and Medi cal care fro PiTi rth to cleath and can
  pursue these sen, ices at home of abroad.. as they wish. The Kingdom has no parliament. though it does have
  elaborate informal mechanisms for consultation with its citizens on policy matters. Saudi Arabia reverses and
  thereby affirms a basic principle of American political philosophy. "No representation without taxation."
  Unlike some other countries in the Arab Gulf, Saudi .Nra.bia has invested its oil wealth at home, not abroad,
  ii it
  it ilaS long been generous v,fith foreign aid. (At one point it was donatin.g six 13:fa-cent of GDP to other,
  mostly Muslim, nations.) The desecrate poverty of the pre-oil period is now, at most, a dim memory. Over the
  lifetime of elderly Sa.udis, the Kingdom's oer caraa. ifiC0111 e has risen about one hundred fold. Sparsely
  populated mud-walled villages have grown into huge air-conditioned. cities with 21 Century
  architecture. Today. Saudis are not just literate: many have university degrees. There are more U.S. Ph.D.'s in
  the Saudi Cabinet than in our Cabinet and Conpress put together.
  Despite rapid development, the strong family structure that characterized traditional Saadi society has remained
  largely intact. II is truly rnoving to see how lovingly inn ha' and grandchildren care for their elders in the
  Kingdom. Saudi Arabia's unique social stability is reflected in the flirt that almost none of its citizens emigrate,
  though many have second homes abroad, and. a few. like Osama Biniadin, have been exiled for deviant
  behavior.
  for a long time it was easier for journalists and academics to get a visa to Tibet than to Saudi Arabia. Perhaps
  this accounts for the near total lack of institutions and scholars that study the place. In the United States, q/1.1
  v\fas followed by an avalanche of polemical tracts, but there are still very few books about the Kingdom that
  reflect its realities rather than the authors' biases or propagandistic agendas. Lack of personal familiarity with
  the Kingdom helps explain the repeated prediction by pundits that the Saudi monarchy is in
  jeopardy. Generations of such pundits have passed away. The Kingdom has not. When I was ambassador to
  Riyadh. I was so struck by the apparent social stasis that I briefly thought the national motto should be
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  "progress without change." But in fact change is a constant in Saudi Arabia. Most of it comes from the top
  down.
  Not all Saudis are happy with the status quo. Some are angry about the extent to which the Kingdom is opening
  up and reforming. Others are impatient to get on with reform. The ranks of the latter clearly include King
  Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Sa'ud, the current ruler. Now in his late eighties and on the throne only since 2005,
  he has surprised everyone with the vigor of his efforts to modernize Saudi society and to reshape its
  relationships with the world beyond its borders. Saudi Arabia has plenty of problems to keep the king engaged.
  A lot of issues derive from the peculiar religious heritage of the Saudi state, The current Kingdom of Saudi
  Arabia (now over a century old) is the third political structure to ally the House of Sa'ud with the family of the
  eighteenth century religious reformer Shaykh al Islam Mohammed ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab Al-Tanaimi. Ibn 'Abd
  al-Wahhab's writings form the doctrinal basis of so-called Wahliabis-m, a notoriously intolerant and socially
  conservative form of Islam -that is often confused with other reactionary religious traditions like that of the
  Taliban. Saudi history has Mvolved a sustained efibrt by the Kingdom's rulers to persuade us religious scholars
  and their puritanical followers to embrace change and to open up to the outside world. This struggle has mainly
  been peaceful and virtually invisible to outsiders. Sometimes, however, it has engendered violence. In 1975,
  for example, .the late King Faisal paid with his life for instituting public education for 2fris and for introducing
  television to his nation.
  Both as -regent (from 1996 to 2005) and more recently as ruler, King Abdullah has been so careful to avoid
  drama in his promotion of change that it is truly startling to review the cumulative results of his
  leadership. Take women's issues, for example. In 2002, responsibility for girls' education was transferred from
  the religious authorities to the ministry of education. Women now make up 58 percent of the enrollment in
  Saudi universities. The new Princess Noun ii 'Pint Abduirahmari University for Women, currently Wider
  construction in Riyadh, will enroll 40,000 students this fall.
  Female participation in the labor force is rising rapidly. Twenty-nine percent of women now work outside the
  home. (That is a low figure compared to our own but represents a remarkable advance for the Kingdom.) One-
  -third of civil service positions have !peen reserved -for women. The first woman took her seat i.n the Co modof
  Ministers hist year. After a bit cilia kerfuffie, the .I',.iingdom's religious scholars ifinally endorsed coeducation at
  the new King Abdullah Univershv for Science and Technology. That was big blow to the 'legitimacy of gender
  apartheid. A Saudi friend and I are betting that it will not be long before women in the Kingdom can drive. We
  plan to clean up by building the separate road system tins may require. (That's a joke, I hope,)
  A word about the vision embodied in the King Abdullah University for Science and Technology. Founded by
  the king last Septernber with an initial endowment of ten billion dollars. KAUST is an international, graduate-
  level research university. It sits in a two-billion-dollar campus on the Red Sea about seventy-five miles
  northwest of Mecca. On one level, it is the leading element in an effort to prepare the Kingdom for a
  knowledge-based economy that can complement and eventually supercede the current reliance on energy
  exports. But on another level, it is a powerful answer to the religious zealotry that terrorist movements like al
  Qa'ida espouse. Let me explain.
  There is a broad consensus among the world's 1.6 billion Muslims that the modern age is ethically corrupt and
  that religious faith needs reinvigoration and renewal. Much like early Christian Protestants, many believe that
  the way to achieve this is to rediscover and reaffirm the values of their religion's earliest times. When he
  inaugurated KAUST, King Abdullah explained that he envisaged it as a reborn Bayt al-Hikma or "House of
  Wisdom." The original "House of Wisdom" was founded in Baghdad around 760 CE., in the second century of
  the Muslim era. It was where the Arabs incorporated Greek, Indian and other foreign knowledge into Islam and
  conceived much of modern mathematics, astronomy, medicine, chemistry, zoology, and geography. It made
  Islamic civilization the global leader in science and technology. The "House of Wisdom" prospered in an age
  of tolerance, when Jews and Christians served alongside Muslims as ministers of government. Though
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  destroyed by the Mongols in 1258, the knowledge it preserved and developed eventually found its way to
  Europe, where it sparked the Renaissance.
  Today, like mainstream Muslims, the extremists of al Qa'ida and related movements argue that Islam must
  return to its roots. But they portray early Islam as puritanical, xenophobic, intolerant, and oppressive of
  women.. KAUST is a living rebuttal of this historical fallacy and the ideology of hatred derived from it. It was
  conceived as a new "House of Wisdom." It stands for the principle that Islam was founded as and can only be
  reborn as the religious guide to a society open to ideas from other traditions. It represents a call for return to an
  Islam tolerant of foreign ways, respectful of women, dedicated to the scientific study of God's handiwork, and
  committed to the development of new technologies to better the human condition. KAUST is as much an
  instrument of religious renaissance and an answer to extremism as it is an academic institution.
  This brings me to the issue of religious tolerance. In 2003, King Abdullah inaugurated what he called a
  "national forum for intellectual dialogue." This ongoing national dialogue is an unprecedented acceptance of
  religious diversity in the Kingdom. It marks an end to longstanding official discrimination against its Shiite
  minority. In 2007, King Abdullah made an historic call on the Pope in the Vatican, the first time a Muslim
  leader of his stature had done so. In 2008 he organized two unprecedented international interfaith conferences
  between Muslims, Jews, Christians. Buddhists, and others at Madrid and New York. He intends this dialogue,
  too, to be a continuing process.
  There are other major domestic reform initiatives in progress, like a complete revamping of the Saudi
  educational system and curriculum, experiments with elections at lower levels of government and civil society,
  efforts to shift the Kingdom toward reliance on alternative sources of energy, the development of a huge new
  petrochemical industry to complement the production of energy in its primary form. Time will not permit me to
  describe these developments. My point is simply that there is a great deal more going on in Saudi Arabia than
  our press and pundits seem to realize.
  That said, everything is, of course, relative. Sadly, to many Saudis, the history of their nation suggests that the
  more religiously uptight they are, the more oil comes out of the ground. The Kingdom continues in many ways
  to belie God's admonition in the Holy ()limn that "there can be no compulsion in religion." The open practice
  of religions other than Islam remains banned. The status and role of wonien in &tudi society is controversial
  and far from settled. Despite efforts at "Saudiization," foreign workers continue to dominate the employment
  market, while demanding a premium to compensate for the discomfort and stress that Saudi Arabia's religiously
  sanctioned mores impose on them. Methods of political consultation that worked in a more cohesive and less
  populous Saudi Arabia can no longer produce consensus. The fiscal basis of the state continues to be oil
  exports, and oil is a commodity whose price fluctuates unpredictably. There is, in other words, a very long list
  of problems for Saudis to work out in coming years.
  Let me turn briefly to Saudi Arabia's foreign relations before reviewing the state of our country's interaction
  with it.
  In foreign even more than domestic affairs, King Abdullah's impact has been little short of revolutionary. He
  has overseen the negotiated settlement of the Kingdom's long-disputed borders with all of its neighbors. He
  brought Saudi Arabia into the World Trade Organization, ensuring that its trade arid investment activities for the
  first time follow internationally agreed rules. In 1982, at Beirut, he led the Arab League in an historic reversal.
  of policy toward the Israel-Palestine issue. Saudi Arabia had long insisted that it would be the last state in the
  region to recognize and establish relations with Israel. At Beirut, King Abdullah committed to be the first to
  normalize relations with Israel upon its achievement of a mutually acceptable arrangement for coexistence with
  the Palestinians. He persuaded all other Arab countries to promise they would do the same. To his great
  frustration. Israel did not respond. Since then, hope for a two-state solution that could gain acceptance for Israel
  in the region has dimmed.
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  Many of Saudi Arabia's foreign policy challenges stem from recent American policies in the region. These
  policies have had the effect of liberating Israel from all constraints on its settlement activities and belligerent
  intervention in its Arab neighbors, installing Iran as the dominant political influence in both Iraq and Lebanon,
  consolidating rather than eroding the Syrian-Iranian alliance, pushing Hama.s into the arms of the Iranians, and
  raising regional tensions over Tehran's nuclear program while doing nothing effective about it. Then there is
  Afghanistan, where the United States now seems to be engaged in a crusade against militant Islam — one that
  many in the region now fear may soon extend to Yemen. Saudi counter-terrorism specialists, Who have a well-
  deserved international reputation for effectiveness, are convinced that the most efficient way to radicalize
  Muslim populations and encourage terrorism against the United States and its foreign policy partners is to
  invade, occupy, and humiliate them. They believe that the panick.ed militarism of the U.S. response to 9/11 was
  exactly what groups like al Qa'ida, hoped for. They see no sign that the United States is about to abandon
  actions and policies that metastasize extremism and stimulate terrorist reprisal against Americans and our
  foreign friends.
  No longer willing to be publicly associated with U.S. policies in the Holy Land, Iraq, Afghanistan, and
  elsewhere that radicalize the region and menace the Kingdom's own security, Saudi Arabia is actively
  attempting to reduce its historic dependence on America. To this end, it is building new relationships with
  countries like China, India, and. Russia, while strengthening cooperation with longstanding partners in Europe
  and Asia like Britain, France, Germany, japan, and south Korea. It is not that the Kingdom has given up on the
  United States. As the king's scholarship program for Saudi students in this country evidences., Saudi Arabia
  continues to reach out and seek improved relations with America. But Saudis no longer trust us to take their
  interests into account or to protect them from their enemies.
  In December 2002, as the U.S. prepared to invade Iraq against the forcefully expressed advice of then Crown
  Prince Abdullab, Saudi Aramco (the world's largest oil company) quietly abandoned a decades-old subsidy for
  the cost of shipping oil to the North American market. Within months, China replaced the United States as the
  Kingdom's biggest overseas market for oil. U.S. exports have remained relatively constant as the Saudi
  Arabian economy has boomed, dramatically' reducing our market share in our largest Middle Eastern
  market. Ironically, the best element of the US-Saudi relationship is now cooperation against terrorists. This is a
  task in which the Saudis have perforce learned to excel. American policies ensure an endless supply of angry
  young Muslim men in the region, including in Saudi Arabia.
  The United States is now said to have entered a "long war." The last time we did so, in 1947 with Soviet
  Communism„ the enemy was obvious, George Ketman gave us a strategy, and skillful American diplomacy
  gave us the allies we needed to pursue it. Kennan's "long telegram" from Moscow outlined a comprehensive
  approach to the political, economic, cultural, and military containment of the threat to our survival and our
  values posed by the Soviet Union. We followed his outline. Forty years later, as Kerman forecast, without our
  having to go to war with the USSR, ohr Soviet enemy collapsed of its own infirmities.
  This time, our "long war" is with various Islamic extremists, tribes, sects, and societies. Were not quite sure
  who our enemy is. No K.ennan has emerged to give us a strategy for winning without fighting or, indeed, any
  "strategy" at all. Instead, we are flailing about with our superbly lethal military in response to events. Lacking
  a strategy, we have been unable to recruit foreign partners to support one. We are now alone in Iraq. We are
  isolated internationally on the Israel-Palestine issue. Our NATO allies are with us in Afghanistan out of
  consideration for NATO, not because they think we know what we are doing. Many of them have already
  announced their intention to withdraw-. Pakistan is with us only because all its alternatives are worse.
  Saudi Arabia and America head al Qa•ida'S enemies list. The Kingdom has, however, been successfully vilified
  in the eyes of the American elite and public. To deal effectively with Islamic extremism, we need Muslim
  allies. There is none more potent that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Yet we have made no effort to seek its
  advice about how to address the challenges of Islamic extremism. We have not sought its help to legitimize an
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  effective political, informational, cultural, and economic strategy for productive engagement with the Islamic
  world.
  Meanwhile, however, many things now happening in the Kingdom — like the implicit message of the king's
  vision for KAUST — suggest that such a partnership with Saudi Arabia and Arab nations of like mind is
  possible. Such a partnership could be the basis for a strategy to bring victory- in this latest "long war." The
  common interests on which to forge an alliance are clearlY there. Last June in Cairo, President Obama
  brilliantly articulated a credible basis for sound relations with the Islamic world. His vision was persuasive, but
  it remains a mirage, not a reality. Et is past time to implement it. An intensive effort to reset the relationship
  with Saudi Arabia and to craft a common antiterrorist strategy with its king would be a good place to start.
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  Re: Saudi Arabia
  I have been in contact with Chas Freeman, former ambassador to Saudi Arabia, and he has sent
  me his most recent public speech on the subject. He says the policy part is toward the end, and
  that King Abdullah's new university (KAUST) is an important initiative. He also relates that the
  atmosphere is near toxic because of Obama's failure to follow up his Cairo speech and the rebuff
  from Netanyahu. Cynicism, at best, is pervasive among the Saudi elite.
  Saudi Arabia: The End of Progress without Change
  Remarks to the Sarasota Institute for Lifetime Learning
  Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.)
  Sarasota, Florida, February 11, 2010
  I have been asked to speak to you about the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This is a topic I have
  never before addressed to an American audience. Why bother?
  We Americans reserve the right to have strong opinions on the basis of little or no knowledge.
  There are few countries that better exemplify our assertive ignorance of foreign geography,
  history, and culture than Saudi Arabia. Most of us are convinced that Saudis are Muslim zealots,
  control the world's oil prices, and are absurdly rich, anti-feminist, and undemocratic. They hate
  our values and want to destroy us. Talk radio confirms this. What more needs to be said?
  On reflection, a lot does. Neither caricature nor a priori reasoning is a sound basis for policy. A
  distorted view of foreign realities precludes success at dealing with them. There is much at stake
  in our relationship with Saudi Arabia. We can ill afford to get it wrong.
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  That country is, of course, the heartland of Islam and the custodian of the world's largest oil
  reserves. It lies athwart transport routes between Asia, Europe, and Africa. It is at the center of
  a growing concentration of global capital. Under any circumstances, the Kingdom of Saudi
  Arabia would be important. It is all the more so in an era when we Americans are at war with
  ever more peoples in the Islamic world, depend on ever greater amounts of imported energy, and
  need ever larger foreign loans to run our government and sustain our life style.
  Yet Saudi Arabia is little known. It is the only society on the planet not to have been penetrated
  by Western colonialism. No European armies breached its borders; no missionaries; no
  merchants. Its capital, Riyadh, was long off limits to infidels; the holy cities of Mecca and
  Medina remain so today. When Westerners finally came to Saudi Arabia, we came not as the
  vindicators of our presumed cultural superiority, but as hired help. As a result, some say that
  Saudis secretly see the world's peoples as divided into two basic categories: (1) fellow Saudis;
  and (2) potential employees. Be that as it may, foreigners, Western, Asian, or Arab, who have
  lived in Saudi Arabia all see it as a very strange place — one that is not easy to understand and
  that remains at odds with many of the values non-Saudis profess.
  The Kingdom has long stood apart from global norms. Its system of government draws on tribal
  and Islamic traditions rather than Western models. Its king presides rather than rules over the
  royal family and Saudi society. His responsibility is less to make decisions than to shape and
  proclaim consensus, while assuring a share of the national wealth to all, especially the least
  privileged. Saudi Arabia levies no taxes on its citizens, other than the religious tithe known as
  "zakat" — a two-and-a-half percent annual donation of private capital to charity and other public
  purposes. All Saudis enjoy free education and medical care from birth to death and can pursue
  these services at home or abroad, as they wish. The Kingdom has no parliament, though it does
  have elaborate informal mechanisms for consultation with its citizens on policy matters. Saudi
  Arabia reverses and thereby affirms a basic principle of American political philosophy. "No
  representation without taxation."
  Unlike some other countries in the Arab Gulf, Saudi Arabia has invested its oil wealth at home,
  not abroad, though it has long been generous with foreign aid. (At one point it was donating six
  percent of GDP to other, mostly Muslim, nations.) The desperate poverty of the pre-oil period is
  now, at most, a dim memory. Over the lifetime of elderly Saudis, the Kingdom's per capita
  income has risen about one hundred fold. Sparsely populated mud-walled villages have grown
  into huge air-conditioned cities with 21' Century architecture. Today, Saudis are not just
  literate; many have university degrees. There are more U.S. Ph.D.'s in the Saudi Cabinet than in
  our Cabinet and Congress put together.
  Despite rapid development, the strong family structure that characterized traditional Saudi
  society has remained largely intact. It is truly moving to see how lovingly children and
  grandchildren care for their elders in the Kingdom. Saudi Arabia's unique social stability is
  reflected in the fact that almost none of its citizens emigrate, though many have second homes
  abroad, and a few, like Osama Binladin, have been exiled for deviant behavior.
  For a long time it was easier for journalists and academics to get a visa to Tibet than to Saudi
  Arabia. Perhaps this accounts for the near total lack of institutions and scholars that study the
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  place. In the United States, 9/11 was followed by an avalanche of polemical tracts, but there are
  still very few books about the Kingdom that reflect its realities rather than the authors' biases or
  propagandistic agendas. Lack of personal familiarity with the Kingdom helps explain the
  repeated prediction by pundits that the Saudi monarchy is in jeopardy. Generations of such
  pundits have passed away. The Kingdom has not. When I was ambassador to Riyadh, I was so
  struck by the apparent social stasis that I briefly thought the national motto should be "progress
  without change." But in fact change is a constant in Saudi Arabia. Most of it comes from the
  top down.
  Not all Saudis are happy with the status quo. Some are angry about the extent to which the
  Kingdom is opening up and reforming. Others are impatient to get on with reform. The ranks of
  the latter clearly include King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Sa'ud, the current ruler. Now in his
  late eighties and on the throne only since 2005, he has surprised everyone with the vigor of his
  efforts to modernize Saudi society and to reshape its relationships with the world beyond its
  borders. Saudi Arabia has plenty of problems to keep the king engaged.
  A lot of issues derive from the peculiar religious heritage of the Saudi state. The current
  Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (now over a century old) is the third political structure to ally the
  House of Sa'ud with the family of the eighteenth century religious reformer Shaykh al Islam
  Mohammed ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab Al-Tamimi. Ibn .Abd al-Wahhab's writings form the doctrinal
  basis of so-called Wahhabism, a notoriously intolerant and socially conservative form of Islam
  that is often confused with other reactionary religious traditions like that of the Taliban. Saudi
  history has involved a sustained effort by the Kingdom's rulers to persuade its religious scholars
  and their puritanical followers to embrace change and to open up to the outside world. This
  struggle has mainly been peaceful and virtually invisible to outsiders. Sometimes, however, it
  has engendered violence. In 1975, for example, the late King Faisal paid with his life for
  instituting public education for girls and for introducing television to his nation.
  Both as regent (from 1996 to 2005) and more recently as ruler, King Abdullah has been so
  careful to avoid drama in his promotion of change that it is truly startling to review the
  cumulative results of his leadership. Take women's issues, for example. In 2002, responsibility
  for girls' education was transferred from the religious authorities to the ministry of education.
  Women now make up 58 percent of the enrollment in Saudi universities. The new Princess
  Noura bint Abdulrahman University for Women, currently under construction in Riyadh, will
  enroll 40,000 students this fall.
  Female participation in the labor force is rising rapidly. Twenty-nine percent of women now
  work outside the home. (That is a low figure compared to our own but represents a remarkable
  advance for the Kingdom.) One-third of civil service positions have been reserved for women.
  The first woman took her seat in the Council of Ministers last year. After a bit of a kerfuffle, the
  Kingdom's religious scholars finally endorsed coeducation at the new King Abdullah University
  for Science and Technology. That was big blow to the legitimacy of gender apartheid. A Saudi
  friend and I are betting that it will not be long before women in the Kingdom can drive. We plan
  to clean up by building the separate road system this may require. (That's a joke, I hope.)
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  A word about the vision embodied in the King Abdullah University for Science and
  Technology. Founded by the king last September with an initial endowment of ten billion
  dollars, KAUST is an international, graduate-level research university. It sits in a two-billion-
  dollar campus on the Red Sea about seventy-five miles northwest of Mecca. On one level, it is
  the leading element in an effort to prepare the Kingdom for a knowledge-based economy that can
  complement and eventually supercede the current reliance on energy exports. But on another
  level, it is a powerful answer to the religious zealotry that terrorist movements like al Qa'ida
  espouse. Let me explain.
  There is a broad consensus among the world's 1.6 billion Muslims that the modern age is
  ethically corrupt and that religious faith needs reinvigoration and renewal. Much like early
  Christian Protestants, many believe that the way to achieve this is to rediscover and reaffirm the
  values of their religion's earliest times. When he inaugurated KAUST, King Abdullah explained
  that he envisaged it as a reborn Bayt al-Hikma or "House of Wisdom." The original "House of
  Wisdom" was founded in Baghdad around 760 C.E., in the second century of the Muslim era. It
  was where the Arabs incorporated Greek, Indian and other foreign knowledge into Islam and
  conceived much of modern mathematics, astronomy, medicine, chemistry, zoology, and
  geography. It made Islamic civilization the global leader in science and technology. The
  "House of Wisdom" prospered in an age of tolerance, when Jews and Christians served
  alongside Muslims as ministers of government. Though destroyed by the Mongols in 1258, the
  knowledge it preserved and developed eventually found its way to Europe, where it sparked the
  Renaissance.
  Today, like mainstream Muslims, the extremists of al Qa'ida and related movements argue that
  Islam must return to its roots. But they portray early Islam as puritanical, xenophobic, intolerant,
  and oppressive of women. KAUST is a living rebuttal of this historical fallacy and the ideology
  of hatred derived from it. It was conceived as a new "House of Wisdom." It stands for the
  principle that Islam was founded as and can only be reborn as the religious guide to a society
  open to ideas from other traditions. It represents a call for return to an Islam tolerant of foreign
  ways, respectful of women, dedicated to the scientific study of God's handiwork, and committed
  to the development of new technologies to better the human condition. KAUST is as much an
  instrument of religious renaissance and an answer to extremism as it is an academic institution.
  This brings me to the issue of religious tolerance. In 2003, King Abdullah inaugurated what he
  called a "national forum for intellectual dialogue." This ongoing national dialogue is an
  unprecedented acceptance of religious diversity in the Kingdom. It marks an end to longstanding
  official discrimination against its Shiite minority. In 2007, King Abdullah made an historic call
  on the Pope in the Vatican, the first time a Muslim leader of his stature had done so. In 2008 he
  organized two unprecedented international interfaith conferences between Muslims, Jews,
  Christians, Buddhists, and others at Madrid and New York. He intends this dialogue, too, to be a
  continuing process.
  There are other major domestic reform initiatives in progress, like a complete revamping of the
  Saudi educational system and curriculum, experiments with elections at lower levels of
  government and civil society, efforts to shift the Kingdom toward reliance on alternative sources
  of energy, the development of a huge new petrochemical industry to complement the production
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  of energy in its primary form. Time will not permit me to describe these developments. My
  point is simply that there is a great deal more going on in Saudi Arabia than our press and
  pundits seem to realize.
  That said, everything is, of course, relative. Sadly, to many Saudis, the history of their nation
  suggests that the more religiously uptight they are, the more oil comes out of the ground. The
  Kingdom continues in many ways to belie God's admonition in the Holy Quran that "there can
  be no compulsion in religion." The open practice of religions other than Islam remains banned.
  The status and role of women in Saudi society is controversial and far from settled. Despite
  efforts at "Saudiization," foreign workers continue to dominate the employment market, while
  demanding a premium to compensate for the discomfort and stress that Saudi Arabia's
  religiously sanctioned mores impose on them. Methods of political consultation that worked in a
  more cohesive and less populous Saudi Arabia can no longer produce consensus. The fiscal
  basis of the state continues to be oil exports, and oil is a commodity whose price fluctuates
  unpredictably. There is, in other words, a very long list of problems for Saudis to work out in
  coming years.
  Let me turn briefly to Saudi Arabia's foreign relations before reviewing the state of our country's
  interaction with it.
  In foreign even more than domestic affairs, King Abdullah's impact has been little short of
  revolutionary. He has overseen the negotiated settlement of the Kingdom's long-disputed
  borders with all of its neighbors. He brought Saudi Arabia into the World Trade Organization,
  ensuring that its trade and investment activities for the first time follow internationally agreed
  rules. In 1982, at Beirut, he led the Arab League in an historic reversal of policy toward the
  Israel-Palestine issue. Saudi Arabia had long insisted that it would be the last state in the region
  to recognize and establish relations with Israel. At Beirut, King Abdullah committed to be the
  first to normalize relations with Israel upon its achievement of a mutually acceptable
  arrangement for coexistence with the Palestinians. He persuaded all other Arab countries to
  promise they would do the same. To his great frustration, Israel did not respond. Since then,
  hope for a two-state solution that could gain acceptance for Israel in the region has
  dimmed.
  Many of Saudi Arabia's foreign policy challenges stem from recent American policies in the
  region. These policies have had the effect of liberating Israel from all constraints on its
  settlement activities and belligerent intervention in its Arab neighbors, installing Iran as the
  dominant political influence in both Iraq and Lebanon, consolidating rather than eroding the
  Syrian-Iranian alliance, pushing Hamas into the arms of the Iranians, and raising regional
  tensions over Tehran's nuclear program while doing nothing effective about it. Then there is
  Afghanistan, where the United States now seems to be engaged in a crusade against militant
  Islam — one that many in the region now fear may soon extend to Yemen. Saudi counter-
  terrorism specialists, who have a well-deserved international reputation for effectiveness, are
  convinced that the most efficient way to radicalize Muslim populations and encourage terrorism
  against the United States and its foreign policy partners is to invade, occupy, and humiliate
  them. They believe that the panicked militarism of the U.S. response to 9/11 was exactly what
  groups like al Qa'ida hoped for. They see no sign that the United States is about to abandon
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  actions and policies that metastasize extremism and stimulate terrorist reprisal against Americans
  and our foreign friends.
  No longer willing to be publicly associated with U.S. policies in the Holy Land, Iraq,
  Afghanistan, and elsewhere that radicalize the region and menace the Kingdom's own security,
  Saudi Arabia is actively attempting to reduce its historic dependence on America. To this end, it
  is building new relationships with counties like China, India, and Russia, while strengthening
  cooperation with longstanding partners in Europe and Asia like Britain, France, Germany, Japan,
  and south Korea. It is not that the Kingdom has given up on the United States. As the king's
  scholarship program for Saudi students in this country evidences, Saudi Arabia continues to
  reach out and seek improved relations with America. But Saudis no longer trust us to take their
  interests into account or to protect them from their enemies.
  In December 2002, as the U.S. prepared to invade Iraq against the forcefully expressed advice of
  then Crown Prince Abdullah, Saudi Aramco (the world's largest oil company) quietly abandoned
  a decades-old subsidy for the cost of shipping oil to the North American market. Within months,
  China replaced the United States as the Kingdom's biggest overseas market for oil. U.S. exports
  have remained relatively constant as the Saudi Arabian economy has boomed, dramatically
  reducing our market share in our largest Middle Eastern market. Ironically, the best element of
  the US-Saudi relationship is now cooperation against terrorists. This is a task in which the
  Saudis have perforce learned to excel. American policies ensure an endless supply of angry
  young Muslim men in the region, including in Saudi Arabia.
  The United States is now said to have entered a "long war." The last time we did so, in 1947
  with Soviet Communism, the enemy was obvious, George Kerman gave us a strategy, and
  skillful American diplomacy gave us the allies we needed to pursue it. Kennan's "long
  telegram" from Moscow outlined a comprehensive approach to the political, economic, cultural,
  and military containment of the threat to our survival and our values posed by the Soviet Union.
  We followed his outline. Forty years later, as Kennan forecast, without our having to go to war
  with the USSR, our Soviet enemy collapsed of its own infirmities.
  This time, our "long war" is with various Islamic extremists, tribes, sects, and societies. We're
  not quite sure who our enemy is. No Kennan has emerged to give us a strategy for winning
  without fighting or, indeed, any "strategy" at all. Instead, we are flailing about with our superbly
  lethal military in response to events. Lacking a strategy, we have been unable to recruit foreign
  partners to support one. We are now alone in Iraq. We are isolated internationally on the Israel-
  Palestine issue. Our NATO allies are with us in Afghanistan out of consideration for NATO, not
  because they think we know what we are doing. Many of them have already announced their
  intention to withdraw. Pakistan is with us only because all its alternatives are worse.
  Saudi Arabia and America head al Qa'ida's enemies list. The Kingdom has, however, been
  successfully vilified in the eyes of the American elite and public. To deal effectively with
  Islamic extremism, we need Muslim allies. There is none more potent that the Kingdom of
  Saudi Arabia. Yet we have made no effort to seek its advice about how to address the challenges
  of Islamic extremism. We have not sought its help to legitimize an effective political,
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  informational, cultural, and economic strategy for productive engagement with the Islamic
  world.
  Meanwhile, however, many things now happening in the Kingdom — like the implicit message of
  the king's vision for KAUST — suggest that such a partnership with Saudi Arabia and Arab
  nations of like mind is possible. Such a partnership could be the basis for a strategy to bring
  victory in this latest "long war." The common interests on which to forge an alliance are clearly
  there. Last June in Cairo, President Obama brilliantly articulated a credible basis for sound
  relations with the Islamic world. His vision was persuasive, but it remains a mirage, not a
  reality. It is past time to implement it. An intensive effort to reset the relationship with Saudi
  Arabia and to craft a common antiterrorist strategy with its king would be a good place to start.
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  J - can u print for hrc? Latest version of doha speech. I'm sure others will have edits but wanted her to have copy now.

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  From: Rooney, Megan
  To: Abedin, Huma
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  Subject: latest draft of Doha
  Hi Huma — I hope everything is going OK in NYC.
  Attached is the latest version of Doha. As you can imagine, I'm getting edits from about 20 people, so this document will
  surely change in small ways between now and tomorrow morning. There are also placeholders where people are still
  getting me info, and I still working on the conclusion.
  But beyond those minor additions and some changes around the margins, this is unlikely to change much (unless the
  Secretary wants it to, of course). I'm available all day and night for any edits from her or you. Please feel free to call.
  Thanks Huma,
  Megan
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  I have been working harrd - ertharin has been running my ass around. We starting our meetings at 930am after landing
  at 830am and we are now just getting down with her dinner party for 40 for Haiti (with ag minister and haiti ambo).
  Wouldn't you know it - it snowed for the first time in decades in Rome.
  Conf went well - am now hoping tomorrow to shop!
  Thank you for the well wishes.
  Safe travels.

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  I have been working harrd - ertharin has been running my ass around. We starting our meetings at 930am after landing
  at 830am and we are now just getting down with her dinner party for 40 for Haiti (with ag minister and haiti ambo).
  Wouldn't you know it - it snowed for the first time in decades in Rome.
  Conf went well - am now hoping tomorrow to shop!
  Thank you for the well wishes.
  Safe travels.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Sent: Fri Feb 12 13:23:08 2010
  Subject: Roman Holiday!
  Mills, Cheryl 0
  Now I know--
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  Jake just downloaded with me from your conversation w/ him yesterday re the Interim Report. I just want to reassure
  you that I get it completely; you saw a much earlier draft than I would have liked. I'll be working on it all weekend and
  we'll make you proud. Have a good trip -- I used to be on the board of thr US-Islamic World Forum and went a couple of
  times. AM

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  Jake just downloaded with me from your conversation w/ him yesterday re the Interim Report. I just want to reassure
  you that I get it completely; you saw a much earlier draft than I would have liked. I'll be working on it all weekend and
  we'll make you proud. Have a good trip -- I used to be on the board of thr US-Islamic World Forum and went a couple of
  times. AM
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  Original Message
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  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
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  Sent: Fri Feb 12 21:15:54 2010
  Subject: Calls
  Pis add to List:
  Bill Galston
  Evan Bayh
  Warren Buffet
  Judith McHale
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  Subject: Re:
  That's great news! See you tomorrow. I will have a long list to share...
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  Sent: Fri Feb 12 22:46:35 2010
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  See you tomorrow.
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  To: H
  Sent: Thu Feb 11 18:32:01 2010
  Subject:
  I spoke to Ellen tonight, who is preparing a memo and will have it Monday.
  Pasted below is a draft letter that our Ambassador plus French and Russians will be working on tomorrow in Vienna,
  ideally to deliver to Amano,
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  I'm sorry I was not able to join last week's meeting on Haiti but I have calls into Anne Marie and Arturo to get an update.
  Once I get a better understanding of how we plan to move forward on a regional basis we will work on putting together
  a comprehensive PD strategy to support our efforts
  If you like the idea I can begin to trial balloon it with media execs in US and LA that I know
  personally to gauge their reaction.
  Of course we can't rely on a psa campaign alone to sustain the effort so we will develop other PD strategies for
  engagement throughout the region which I will forward as they evolve.
  Let me know what you think. In the meantime I thought you might be interested in the report below (copy attached as
  well) which outlines the results to date of our global media outreach initiative.
  Successfully Engaging Global Media
  About the U.S. Role and International Cooperation in Haiti
  Examples of Post Efforts to Date
  EUROPE
  • Reinforcing the Secretary's message, U.S. Ambassador to France Rivkin engaged directly
  with over 100 journalists in an event streamed live on-line by CNN, where he highlighted
  U.S. assistance to Haiti and the cooperation of the US with France, the UN and the
  international community. Embassy Paris also reached out to senior officials in the Elysee,
  MFA, French media and civil society at all levels to underscore the message of positive
  coordination with our French partners and to set the record straight on the work of the USG
  in Haiti. As a result, leading French officials dismissed rumors of rising diplomatic tensions
  between the two countries. Leading officials consistently praised the work of the Obama
  administration in Haiti and the need for a strong US role in the emergency response.
  • Embassy London's media blitz featured Ambassador Susman, who underlined the U.S.
  commitment to Haiti at an Embassy Martin Luther King Jr. holiday event with actor James
  Earl Jones; the event was covered by BBC World News (audience 270 million worldwide)
  and various U.K. papers. The Ambassador and the JO also spoke about Haiti on January 20-
  22 on BBC TV 2's "Daily Politics Show," BBC Radio, the BBC TV Evening News, and
  other media and helped embed an ITV journalist on the USNS Comfort to help balance ITV's
  previously negative reporting and reached out personally to BBC producers to call attention
  to inaccurate reporting alleging that the U.S. military prevented Medicins Sans Frontiers
  from delivering aid and supplies to the airport in Port Au Prince.
  • With media coverage growing more critical, U.S. Ambassador to Greece Speckhard gave an
  interview to Ta Nea newspaper and DCM Deborah McCarthy, who previously served in
  Haiti, was interviewed by Real Sunday newspaper, resulting in positive stories about U.S.
  assistance to Haiti. Meanwhile, the PAO spoke with the Director of Elefterotypia, whose
  paper has run some of the most misdirected coverage of Haiti, and received a commitment to
  run an Embassy-produced story to counteract the misinformation.
  AFRICA
  • Four African posts — Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria and Tanzania — organized highly successful
  outreach programs based on the diversion of the USS Gunston Hall to Haiti. The ship, with
  African officers aboard, was headed to western Africa under AFRICOM' s African
  Partnership Station maritime security training program when it was diverted to provide relief
  to Haiti. With African officers working alongside U.S. military officers to deliver assistance
  to Haitians, PAOs at those posts connected local reporters with the ship to conduct live
  interviews of the Africans for their home media, resulting in excellent media placement in all
  four countries.
  • On January 20 U.S. Ambassador to South Africa Gips gave a 10-minute live interview on
  Haiti with 5FM, a leading youth station with listenership of approx 800,000. The
  Ambassador highlighted the depth and breadth of US support and congratulated South Africa
  for sending emergency teams. The radio hosts told the Embassy afterward that e-mails and
  SMS messages were pouring into the station in support of U.S. efforts. Ambassador Gips
  reached out to additional audiences via broadcast media on January 21 and recorded a
  program via the Africa Regional Media Hub with SABC-International TV's "Rendezvous
  Africa" program (broadcast across the continent) and live interviews with drive-time radio
  programs on two national stations.
  • As a result of a press conference hosted by the Embassy on January 22, all major Angolan
  media gave positive coverage to U.S. efforts in Haiti, including Radio Nacional de Angola
  and the Jornal de Angola newspaper, which ran an editorial January 23 that stated: "We need
  to believe and let those on the ground do their work because the old tactics of criticizing who
  is doing something for the Haitian People just for the sake of criticizing at a moment like this
  is not acceptable. . . Just see the numbers of daily flights that arrive in Haiti to have an idea
  and quickly come to the conclusion that the possible failures and omissions do not supersede
  the positive and timely work done by the entities undertaking the relief efforts in Haiti."
  EAST ASIA-PACIFIC
  • The U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia's January 21 byliner on Haiti ran as the lead item on the
  editorial page of Sep utar Indonesia daily, and it was subsequently picked up by Antara, the
  Indonesian national news agency, and subsequently appeared in most Indonesian media.
  • South Korea: Looking to help Korean audiences connect with the situation in Haiti, PA
  Seoul arranged a Digital Video Conference with the U.S. Consul in Nagoya, Japan, who had
  previously served as Information Officer in Port-au-Prince and was a fluent Korean
  speaker. CG Kwak underlined the long tradition of US humanitarian assistance to Haiti as
  well as the massive US response to the current crisis and noted Korea's own active
  involvement in the relief work. The U.S. Ambassador's blog on January 22, dedicated to the
  earthquake and those affected by it, received more than 1,500 hits in three days, with almost
  all comments supporting U.S. concerns.
  The EAP Regional Media Hub in Tokyo hosted a journalists' roundtable with Gordon Duguid
  in Haiti on January 25 that included journalists from Hong Kong's Ming Pao newspaper,
  Malaysia's New Straits Times newspaper, BERNAM.A (Malaysian National News Agency),
  and Australia's Canberra Times newspaper and Radio 6PR (Perth), and resulted in favorable
  stories appearing over the next few days in all participating media.
  NEAR EAST
  • Lebanon: Television station Al-Jadid is not Hezbollah-affiliated, with most of its funding
  coming from the Gulf and Libya. Their coverage is also routinely sensationalistic and
  mirrored Al-Manar's coverage. PAS Beirut clarified aspects of USG assistance in Haiti to
  Al-Jadid on January 20. On Saturday January 23, Al-Jadid hosted the PAO for 30 minutes
  on morning news talk-show al-Hadath to discuss American relief efforts in Haiti. The PAO
  was able to address many of the accusations carried in the Al-Manar report, including the
  myriad "weapons testing" myths being propagated by Russian and Venezuelan media outlets.
  [Post cannot engage directly with Hezbollah television station Al-Manar as it was designated
  as a Special Designated Global Terrorist organization in 2006 under E.O. 13224]
  • Morocco: On 1/28/10 the nationalist French-language daily L 'Opinion published an op-ed
  entitled, "Haiti: After terror, the dread..." The paper is generally considered to be fairly
  hostile to the USG, however, on 1/29/10, PAO Rabat and an FSN went to L 'Opinion to
  discuss the op-ed. Post was amazed to find the staff, including the writer himself,
  accommodating and even apologetic during the meeting. The editor-in-chief immediately
  agreed that the piece had been unfair, and the writer somewhat sheepishly explained himself
  by saying that public opinion had not quite recovered from "the Bush years," but readily
  acknowledged as well that the article was not balanced. PAO gave the writer a dossier of
  Washington File articles and some information from Infocentral's regular updates, which he
  promised to use in writing a counterpoint article. On 2/1/10, L 'Opinion published an article
  entitled, "The massive humanitarian action of the United States," based on the articles
  provided by Post. The excellent article underscored the scope of American assistance, both
  government and private sector, to aide Haiti's earthquake victims.
  • Syria: Syrian state-run media coverage of the USG role in Haiti relief efforts has been
  largely negative and inaccurate, portraying the U.S. military as occupying Haiti. Examples
  include the Ba'ath party's Al-Baath newspaper publishing three critical articles (1/21/01)
  under the headlines: "US Crimes in Haiti," "US Military Forces Tighten Grip on Haiti," and
  "US Forces Stop Humanitarian Planes from Landing." On 1/25/10, government-owned
  Tishreen published an op-ed claiming that the superpowers were rushing towards a military
  conquest of Haiti in order to profit from reconstruction operations, which is the new method
  of colonialism. On 1/28/10, DAS Maura Connelly met with Syrian Ambassador Mustafa,
  who promised to work to halt the negative coverage coming from some Syrian outlets. To
  encourage more balanced coverage, Embassy Damascus will host a roundtable 2/3/10 with
  -
  journalists from government-owned and independent Syrian media. Post also extended a
  personal invitation to an advisor of the Minister of Information.

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  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 3:03 AM
  To:
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject FW: Examples of successful global media engagement in Haiti
  Attachments: Haiti_Examples of Successfully Engaging Global Media.docx
  I'm sorry I was not able to join last week's meeting on Haiti but I have calls into Anne Marie and Arturo to get an update.
  Once I get a better understanding of how we plan to move forward on a regional basis we will work on putting together
  a comprehensive PD strategy to support our efforts
  If you like the idea I can begin to trial balloon it with media execs in US and LA that I know
  personally to gauge their reaction.
  Of course we can't rely on a psa campaign alone to sustain the effort so we will develop other PD strategies for
  engagement throughout the region which I will forward as they evolve.
  Let me know what you think. In the meantime I thought you might be interested in the report below (copy attached as
  well) which outlines the results to date of our global media outreach initiative.
  Successfully Engaging Global Media
  About the U.S. Role and International Cooperation in Haiti
  Examples of Post Efforts to Date
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767157 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767157 Date: 08/31/2015
  EUROPE
  • Reinforcing the Secretary's message, U.S. Ambassador to France Rivkin engaged directly
  with over 100 journalists in an event streamed live on-line by CNN, where he highlighted
  U.S. assistance to Haiti and the cooperation of the US with France, the UN and the
  international community. Embassy Paris also reached out to senior officials in the Elysee,
  MFA, French media and civil society at all levels to underscore the message of positive
  coordination with our French partners and to set the record straight on the work of the USG
  in Haiti. As a result, leading French officials dismissed rumors of rising diplomatic tensions
  between the two countries. Leading officials consistently praised the work of the Obama
  administration in Haiti and the need for a strong US role in the emergency response.
  • Embassy London's media blitz featured Ambassador Susman, who underlined the U.S.
  commitment to Haiti at an Embassy Martin Luther King Jr. holiday event with actor James
  Earl Jones; the event was covered by BBC World News (audience 270 million worldwide)
  and various U.K. papers. The Ambassador and the JO also spoke about Haiti on January 20-
  22 on BBC TV 2's "Daily Politics Show," BBC Radio, the BBC TV Evening News, and
  other media and helped embed an ITV journalist on the USNS Comfort to help balance ITV's
  previously negative reporting and reached out personally to BBC producers to call attention
  to inaccurate reporting alleging that the U.S. military prevented Medicins Sans Frontiers
  from delivering aid and supplies to the airport in Port Au Prince.
  • With media coverage growing more critical, U.S. Ambassador to Greece Speckhard gave an
  interview to Ta Nea newspaper and DCM Deborah McCarthy, who previously served in
  Haiti, was interviewed by Real Sunday newspaper, resulting in positive stories about U.S.
  assistance to Haiti. Meanwhile, the PAO spoke with the Director of Elefterotypia, whose
  paper has run some of the most misdirected coverage of Haiti, and received a commitment to
  run an Embassy-produced story to counteract the misinformation.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767157 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767157 Date: 08/31/2015
  AFRICA
  • Four African posts — Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria and Tanzania — organized highly successful
  outreach programs based on the diversion of the USS Gunston Hall to Haiti. The ship, with
  African officers aboard, was headed to western Africa under AFRICOM' s African
  Partnership Station maritime security training program when it was diverted to provide relief
  to Haiti. With African officers working alongside U.S. military officers to deliver assistance
  to Haitians, PAOs at those posts connected local reporters with the ship to conduct live
  interviews of the Africans for their home media, resulting in excellent media placement in all
  four countries.
  • On January 20 U.S. Ambassador to South Africa Gips gave a 10-minute live interview on
  Haiti with 5FM, a leading youth station with listenership of approx 800,000. The
  Ambassador highlighted the depth and breadth of US support and congratulated South Africa
  for sending emergency teams. The radio hosts told the Embassy afterward that e-mails and
  SMS messages were pouring into the station in support of U.S. efforts. Ambassador Gips
  reached out to additional audiences via broadcast media on January 21 and recorded a
  program via the Africa Regional Media Hub with SABC-International TV's "Rendezvous
  Africa" program (broadcast across the continent) and live interviews with drive-time radio
  programs on two national stations.
  • As a result of a press conference hosted by the Embassy on January 22, all major Angolan
  media gave positive coverage to U.S. efforts in Haiti, including Radio Nacional de Angola
  and the Jornal de Angola newspaper, which ran an editorial January 23 that stated: "We need
  to believe and let those on the ground do their work because the old tactics of criticizing who
  is doing something for the Haitian People just for the sake of criticizing at a moment like this
  is not acceptable. . . Just see the numbers of daily flights that arrive in Haiti to have an idea
  and quickly come to the conclusion that the possible failures and omissions do not supersede
  the positive and timely work done by the entities undertaking the relief efforts in Haiti."
  EAST ASIA-PACIFIC
  • The U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia's January 21 byliner on Haiti ran as the lead item on the
  editorial page of Sep utar Indonesia daily, and it was subsequently picked up by Antara, the
  Indonesian national news agency, and subsequently appeared in most Indonesian media.
  • South Korea: Looking to help Korean audiences connect with the situation in Haiti, PA
  Seoul arranged a Digital Video Conference with the U.S. Consul in Nagoya, Japan, who had
  previously served as Information Officer in Port-au-Prince and was a fluent Korean
  speaker. CG Kwak underlined the long tradition of US humanitarian assistance to Haiti as
  well as the massive US response to the current crisis and noted Korea's own active
  involvement in the relief work. The U.S. Ambassador's blog on January 22, dedicated to the
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767157 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767157 Date: 08/31/2015
  earthquake and those affected by it, received more than 1,500 hits in three days, with almost
  all comments supporting U.S. concerns.
  The EAP Regional Media Hub in Tokyo hosted a journalists' roundtable with Gordon Duguid
  in Haiti on January 25 that included journalists from Hong Kong's Ming Pao newspaper,
  Malaysia's New Straits Times newspaper, BERNAM.A (Malaysian National News Agency),
  and Australia's Canberra Times newspaper and Radio 6PR (Perth), and resulted in favorable
  stories appearing over the next few days in all participating media.
  NEAR EAST
  • Lebanon: Television station Al-Jadid is not Hezbollah-affiliated, with most of its funding
  coming from the Gulf and Libya. Their coverage is also routinely sensationalistic and
  mirrored Al-Manar's coverage. PAS Beirut clarified aspects of USG assistance in Haiti to
  Al-Jadid on January 20. On Saturday January 23, Al-Jadid hosted the PAO for 30 minutes
  on morning news talk-show al-Hadath to discuss American relief efforts in Haiti. The PAO
  was able to address many of the accusations carried in the Al-Manar report, including the
  myriad "weapons testing" myths being propagated by Russian and Venezuelan media outlets.
  [Post cannot engage directly with Hezbollah television station Al-Manar as it was designated
  as a Special Designated Global Terrorist organization in 2006 under E.O. 13224]
  • Morocco: On 1/28/10 the nationalist French-language daily L 'Opinion published an op-ed
  entitled, "Haiti: After terror, the dread..." The paper is generally considered to be fairly
  hostile to the USG, however, on 1/29/10, PAO Rabat and an FSN went to L 'Opinion to
  discuss the op-ed. Post was amazed to find the staff, including the writer himself,
  accommodating and even apologetic during the meeting. The editor-in-chief immediately
  agreed that the piece had been unfair, and the writer somewhat sheepishly explained himself
  by saying that public opinion had not quite recovered from "the Bush years," but readily
  acknowledged as well that the article was not balanced. PAO gave the writer a dossier of
  Washington File articles and some information from Infocentral's regular updates, which he
  promised to use in writing a counterpoint article. On 2/1/10, L 'Opinion published an article
  entitled, "The massive humanitarian action of the United States," based on the articles
  provided by Post. The excellent article underscored the scope of American assistance, both
  government and private sector, to aide Haiti's earthquake victims.
  • Syria: Syrian state-run media coverage of the USG role in Haiti relief efforts has been
  largely negative and inaccurate, portraying the U.S. military as occupying Haiti. Examples
  include the Ba'ath party's Al-Baath newspaper publishing three critical articles (1/21/01)
  under the headlines: "US Crimes in Haiti," "US Military Forces Tighten Grip on Haiti," and
  "US Forces Stop Humanitarian Planes from Landing." On 1/25/10, government-owned
  Tishreen published an op-ed claiming that the superpowers were rushing towards a military
  conquest of Haiti in order to profit from reconstruction operations, which is the new method
  of colonialism. On 1/28/10, DAS Maura Connelly met with Syrian Ambassador Mustafa,
  who promised to work to halt the negative coverage coming from some Syrian outlets. To
  encourage more balanced coverage, Embassy Damascus will host a roundtable 2/3/10 with
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767157 Date: 08/31/2015

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  journalists from government-owned and independent Syrian media. Post also extended a
  personal invitation to an advisor of the Minister of Information.
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  Successfully Engaging Global Media
  About the U.S. Role and International Cooperation in Haiti
  Examples of Post Efforts to Date
  EUROPE
  • Reinforcing the Secretary's message, U.S. Ambassador to France Rivkin
  engage directly with over 100 journalists in an event streamed live on-line by
  CNN, where he highlighted U.S. assistance to Haiti and the cooperation of the
  US with France, the UN and the international community. Embassy Paris also
  reached out to senior officials in the Elysee, MFA, French media and civil
  society at all levels to underscore the message of positive coordination with our
  French partners and to set the record straight on the work of the USG in Haiti.
  As a result, leading French officials dismissed rumors of rising diplomatic
  tensions between the two countries. Leading officials consistently praised the
  work of the Obama administration in Haiti and the need for a strong US role in
  the emergency response.
  • Embassy London's media blitz featured Ambassador Susman, who underlined
  the U.S. commitment to Haiti at an Embassy Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
  event with actor James Earl Jones; the event was covered by BBC World News
  (audience 270 million worldwide) and various U.K. papers. The Ambassador
  and the JO also spoke about Haiti on January 20-22 on BBC TV 2's "Daily
  Politics Show," BBC Radio, the BBC TV Evening News, and other media and
  helped embed an ITV journalist on the USNS Comfort to help balance ITV's
  previously negative reporting and reached out personally to BBC producers to
  call attention to inaccurate reporting alleging that the U.S. military prevented
  Medicins Sans Frontiers from delivering aid and supplies to the airport in Port
  Au Prince.
  • With media coverage growing more critical, U.S. Ambassador to Greece
  Speckhard gave an interview to Ta Nea newspaper and DCM Deborah
  McCarthy, who previously served in Haiti, was interviewed by Real Sunday
  newspaper, resulting in positive stories about U.S. assistance to Haiti.
  Meanwhile, the PAO spoke with the Director of Elefterotypia, whose paper has
  run some of the most misdirected coverage of Haiti, and received a commitment
  to run an Embassy-produced story to counteract the misinformation.
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  AFRICA
  • Four African posts — Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria and Tanzania — organized
  highly successful outreach programs based on the diversion of the USS Gunston
  Hall to Haiti. The ship, with African officers aboard, was headed to western
  Africa under AFRICOM's African Partnership Station maritime security
  training program when it was diverted to provide relief to Haiti. With African
  officers working alongside U.S. military officers to deliver assistance to
  Haitians, PAOs at those posts connected local reporters with the ship to conduct
  live interviews of the Africans for their home media, resulting in excellent
  media placement in all four countries.
  • On January 20 U.S. Ambassador to South Africa Gips gave a 10-minute live
  interview on Haiti with 5FM, a leading youth station with listenership of approx
  800,000. The Ambassador highlighted the depth and breadth of US support and
  congratulated South Africa for sending emergency teams. The radio hosts told
  the Embassy afterward that e-mails and SMS messages were pouring into the
  station in support of U.S. efforts. Ambassador Gips reached out to additional
  audiences via broadcast media on January 21 and recorded a program via the
  Africa Regional Media Hub with SABC-International TV's "Rendezvous
  Africa" program (broadcast across the continent) and live interviews with drive-
  time radio programs on two national stations.
  • As a result of a press conference hosted by the Embassy on January 22, all major
  Angolan media gave positive coverage to U.S. efforts in Haiti, including Radio
  Nacional de Angola and the Jornal de Angola newspaper, which ran an editorial
  January 23 that stated: "We need to believe and let those on the ground do their
  work because the old tactics of criticizing who is doing something for the
  Haitian People just for the sake of criticizing at a moment like this is not
  acceptable. . . Just see the numbers of daily flights that arrive in Haiti to have an
  idea and quickly come to the conclusion that the possible failures and omissions
  do not supersede the positive and timely work done by the entities undertaking
  the relief efforts in Haiti."
  EAST ASIA-PACIFIC
  • The U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia's January 21 byliner on Haiti ran as the lead
  item on the editorial page of Sep utar Indonesia daily, and it was subsequently
  picked up by Antara, the Indonesian national news agency, and subsequently
  appeared in most Indonesian media.
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  • South Korea: Looking to help Korean audiences connect with the situation in
  Haiti, PA Seoul arranged a Digital Video Conference with the U.S. Consul in
  Nagoya, Japan, who had previously served as Information Officer in Port-au-
  Prince and was a fluent Korean speaker. CG Kwak underlined the long tradition
  of US humanitarian assistance to Haiti as well as the massive US response to the
  current crisis and noted Korea's own active involvement in the relief work. The
  U.S. Ambassador's blog on January 22, dedicated to the earthquake and those
  affected by it, received more than 1,500 hits in three days, with almost all
  comments supporting U.S. concerns.
  The EAP Regional Media Hub in Tokyo hosted a journalists' roundtable with
  Gordon Duguid in Haiti on January 25 that included journalists from Hong
  Kong's Ming Pao newspaper, Malaysia's New Straits Times newspaper,
  BERNAMA (Malaysian National News Agency), and Australia's Canberra
  Times newspaper and Radio 6PR (Perth), and resulted in favorable stories
  appearing over the next few days in all participating media.
  NEAR EAST
  • Lebanon: Television station Al-Jadid is not Hezbollah-affiliated, with most of
  its funding coming from the Gulf and Libya. Their coverage is also routinely
  sensationalistic and mirrored Al-Manar's coverage. PAS Beirut clarified aspects
  of USG assistance in Haiti to Al-Jadid on January 20. On Saturday January 23,
  Al-Jadid hosted the PAO for 30 minutes on morning news talk-show al-Hadath
  to discuss American relief efforts in Haiti. The PAO was able to address many
  of the accusations carried in the Al-Manar report, including the myriad
  "weapons testing" myths being propagated by Russian and Venezuelan media
  outlets. [Post cannot engage directly with Hezbollah television station Al-Manar
  as it was designated as a Special Designated Global Terrorist organization in
  2006 under E.O. 13224]
  • Morocco: On 1/28/10 the nationalist French-language daily L 'Opinion
  published an op-ed entitled, "Haiti: After terror, the dread..." The paper is
  generally considered to be fairly hostile to the USG, however, on 1/29/10, PAO
  Rabat and an FSN went to L 'Opinion to discuss the op-ed. Post was amazed to
  find the staff, including the writer himself, accommodating and even apologetic
  during the meeting. The editor-in-chief immediately agreed that the piece had
  been unfair, and the writer somewhat sheepishly explained himself by saying
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  that public opinion had not quite recovered from "the Bush years," but readily
  acknowledged as well that the article was not balanced. PAO gave the writer a
  dossier of Washington File articles and some information from Infocentral's
  regular updates, which he promised to use in writing a counterpoint article. On
  2/1/10, L 'Opinion published an article entitled, "The massive humanitarian
  action of the United States," based on the articles provided by Post. The
  excellent article underscored the scope of American assistance, both government
  and private sector, to aide Haiti's earthquake victims.
  • Syria: Syrian state-run media coverage of the USG role in Haiti relief efforts
  has been largely negative and inaccurate, portraying the U.S. military as
  occupying Haiti. Examples include the Ba'ath party's Al-Baath newspaper
  publishing three critical articles (1/21/01) under the headlines: "US Crimes in
  Haiti," "US Military Forces Tighten Grip on Haiti," and "US Forces Stop
  Humanitarian Planes from Landing." On 1/25/10, government-owned Tishreen
  published an op-ed claiming that the superpowers were rushing towards a
  military conquest of Haiti in order to profit from reconstruction operations,
  which is the new method of colonialism. On 1/28/10, DAS Maura Connelly met
  with Syrian Ambassador Mustafa, who promised to work to halt the negative
  coverage coming from some Syrian outlets. To encourage more balanced
  coverage, Embassy Damascus will host a roundtable 2/3/10 with journalists
  from government-owned and independent Syrian media. Post also extended a
  personal invitation to an advisor of the Minister of Information.
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  Thought you might be interested in this piece by Joe Nye which I believe validates the new approach we are trying to
  implement. We have begun to roll-out the new plan and so far the reaction has been reasonably positive. We have
  organized a set of working groups around key initiatives --- women's empowerment; cve; expanded English language
  training; cultural programming; youth; climate change; etc so that we can incorporate new proposals into FY2012
  budget and re-direct FY 2010 and 2011 funds wherever possible and appropriate. The working groups are being chaired
  by senior level officers from the regional bureaus --- Bob Blake; Craig Kelly, etc. --- and are being asked to report back
  within 4 to 6 weeks. I'll continue to keep you posted as things move forward.
  The New Public Diplomacy
  Joseph S. Nye
  2010-02-10
  CAMBRIDGE — The world of traditional power politics was typically about whose military or economy would
  win. In today's information age, politics is also about whose "story" wins.
  National narratives are, indeed, a type of currency. Governments compete with each other and with other
  organizations to enhance their own credibility and weaken that of their opponents. Witness the contest between
  the government and protesters after the Iranian elections in June 2009, in which the Internet and Twitter played
  crucial roles, or the recent controversy between Google and China.
  Reputation has always mattered in world politics, but credibility has become crucial because of a "paradox of
  plenty." When information is plentiful, the scarce resource is attention. Under the new conditions, a soft sell
  may, more than ever, prove more effective than a hard sell.
  For example, the relative independence of the BBC, sometimes a source of consternation to British
  governments, has paid rich dividends in credibility, as illustrated by this account of Tanzanian President Jakaya
  Kikwete's day: "he rises at dawn, listens to the BBC World Service, then scans the Tanzanian press."
  Skeptics who treat the term "public diplomacy" as a mere euphemism for propaganda miss the point. Simple
  propaganda is counterproductive as public diplomacy. Nor is public diplomacy merely a public-relations
  campaign. Public diplomacy also involves building long-term relationships that create an enabling environment
  for government policies.
  The contribution of direct government information to long-term cultural relationships varies with three
  dimensions or stages of public diplomacy, and all three are important. The first and most immediate dimension
  is daily communications, which involves explaining the context of domestic and foreign-policy decisions. This
  dimension also involves preparation for dealing with crises. If there is a vacuum in information after an event,
  others will rush in to fill it.
  The second dimension is strategic communication, which develops a set of simple themes, much as a political
  or advertising campaign does. While the first dimension is measured in hours and days, the second occurs over
  weeks, months, and even years.
  The third dimension of public diplomacy is the development of lasting relationships with key individuals over
  many years or even decades, through scholarships, exchanges, training, seminars, conferences, and access to
  media channels. These programs develop what the American journalist Edward R. Murrow once called the
  crucial "last three feet" — face-to-face communications, with the enhanced credibility that reciprocity creates.
  But even the best advertising cannot sell an unpopular product. A communications strategy cannot work if it
  cuts against the grain of policy. Actions speak louder than words. All too often, policymakers treat public
  diplomacy as a bandage that can be applied after damage is done by other instruments. For example, China tried
  to enhance its soft power by successfully staging the 2008 Olympics, but its domestic simultaneous crackdown
  in Tibet — and subsequent repression in Xinxiang and arrests of human rights lawyers — undercut its gains.
  Great powers try to use culture and narrative to create soft power that promotes their advantage, but they do not
  always understand how to do it. Critics in the United States complain that the over-militarization of foreign
  policy undercuts its credibility. Instead, they advocate diplomacy "on steroids," staffed by diplomats trained in
  new media, cross-cultural communications, granular local knowledge, and networks of contacts with under-
  represented groups.
  The centralized mass-media approach to public diplomacy still plays an important role. Governments need to
  correct daily misrepresentations of their policies, as well as to try to convey a longer-term strategic message.
  The main strength of the mass-media approach is its audience reach and ability to generate public awareness
  and set the agenda. But its weakness is its inability to influence how the message is perceived in different
  cultural settings. The sender knows what she says, but not always what the targets hear. Cultural barriers are apt
  to distort what is heard.
  Networked communications, on the other hand, can take advantage of two-way communications and peer-to-
  peer relations to overcome cultural differences. This type of decentralization and flexibility is difficult for
  governments to accomplish, given their central accountability structures.
  The greater flexibility of non-governmental organizations in using networks has given rise to what some call
  "the new public diplomacy," which is no longer confined to messaging, promotion campaigns, or even direct
  governmental contacts with foreign publics serving foreign-policy purposes. It is also about building
  relationships with civil-society actors in other countries and facilitating networks between non-governmental
  parties at home and abroad.
  In this approach to public diplomacy, government policy is aimed at promoting and participating in, rather than
  controlling, such cross-border networks. Indeed, too much government control, or even the appearance of it, can
  undercut the credibility that such networks are designed to engender. The evolution of public diplomacy from
  one-way communications to a two-way dialogue treats publics as co-creators of meaning and communication.
  Power in a global information age, more than ever, will include a soft dimension of attraction as well as the hard
  dimensions of coercion and payment. Combining these dimensions effectively is called "smart power." For
  -
  example, the current struggle against transnational terrorism is a struggle over winning hearts and minds, and
  over-reliance on hard power alone is not the path to success.
  Public diplomacy is an important tool in the arsenal of smart power, but smart public diplomacy requires an
  understanding of credibility, self-criticism, and the role of civil society in generating soft power. If it
  degenerates into propaganda, public diplomacy not only fails to convince, but can undercut soft power. Instead,
  it must remain a two-way process, because soft power depends, first and foremost, upon understanding the
  minds of others.

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  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 3:23 AM
  To:
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: Joseph Nye/The New Public Diplomacy
  Thought you might be interested in this piece by Joe Nye which I believe validates the new approach we are trying to
  implement. We have begun to roll-out the new plan and so far the reaction has been reasonably positive. We have
  organized a set of working groups around key initiatives --- women's empowerment; cve; expanded English language
  training; cultural programming; youth; climate change; etc so that we can incorporate new proposals into FY2012
  budget and re-direct FY 2010 and 2011 funds wherever possible and appropriate. The working groups are being chaired
  by senior level officers from the regional bureaus --- Bob Blake; Craig Kelly, etc. --- and are being asked to report back
  within 4 to 6 weeks. I'll continue to keep you posted as things move forward.
  The New Public Diplomacy
  Joseph S. Nye
  2010-02-10
  CAMBRIDGE — The world of traditional power politics was typically about whose military or economy would
  win. In today's information age, politics is also about whose "story" wins.
  National narratives are, indeed, a type of currency. Governments compete with each other and with other
  organizations to enhance their own credibility and weaken that of their opponents. Witness the contest between
  the government and protesters after the Iranian elections in June 2009, in which the Internet and Twitter played
  crucial roles, or the recent controversy between Google and China.
  Reputation has always mattered in world politics, but credibility has become crucial because of a "paradox of
  plenty." When information is plentiful, the scarce resource is attention. Under the new conditions, a soft sell
  may, more than ever, prove more effective than a hard sell.
  For example, the relative independence of the BBC, sometimes a source of consternation to British
  governments, has paid rich dividends in credibility, as illustrated by this account of Tanzanian President Jakaya
  Kikwete's day: "he rises at dawn, listens to the BBC World Service, then scans the Tanzanian press."
  Skeptics who treat the term "public diplomacy" as a mere euphemism for propaganda miss the point. Simple
  propaganda is counterproductive as public diplomacy. Nor is public diplomacy merely a public-relations
  campaign. Public diplomacy also involves building long-term relationships that create an enabling environment
  for government policies.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767159 Date: 08/31/2015
  The contribution of direct government information to long-term cultural relationships varies with three
  dimensions or stages of public diplomacy, and all three are important. The first and most immediate dimension
  is daily communications, which involves explaining the context of domestic and foreign-policy decisions. This
  dimension also involves preparation for dealing with crises. If there is a vacuum in information after an event,
  others will rush in to fill it.
  The second dimension is strategic communication, which develops a set of simple themes, much as a political
  or advertising campaign does. While the first dimension is measured in hours and days, the second occurs over
  weeks, months, and even years.
  The third dimension of public diplomacy is the development of lasting relationships with key individuals over
  many years or even decades, through scholarships, exchanges, training, seminars, conferences, and access to
  media channels. These programs develop what the American journalist Edward R. Murrow once called the
  crucial "last three feet" — face-to-face communications, with the enhanced credibility that reciprocity creates.
  But even the best advertising cannot sell an unpopular product. A communications strategy cannot work if it
  cuts against the grain of policy. Actions speak louder than words. All too often, policymakers treat public
  diplomacy as a bandage that can be applied after damage is done by other instruments. For example, China tried
  to enhance its soft power by successfully staging the 2008 Olympics, but its domestic simultaneous crackdown
  in Tibet — and subsequent repression in Xinxiang and arrests of human rights lawyers — undercut its gains.
  Great powers try to use culture and narrative to create soft power that promotes their advantage, but they do not
  always understand how to do it. Critics in the United States complain that the over-militarization of foreign
  policy undercuts its credibility. Instead, they advocate diplomacy "on steroids," staffed by diplomats trained in
  new media, cross-cultural communications, granular local knowledge, and networks of contacts with under-
  represented groups.
  The centralized mass-media approach to public diplomacy still plays an important role. Governments need to
  correct daily misrepresentations of their policies, as well as to try to convey a longer-term strategic message.
  The main strength of the mass-media approach is its audience reach and ability to generate public awareness
  and set the agenda. But its weakness is its inability to influence how the message is perceived in different
  cultural settings. The sender knows what she says, but not always what the targets hear. Cultural barriers are apt
  to distort what is heard.
  Networked communications, on the other hand, can take advantage of two-way communications and peer-to-
  peer relations to overcome cultural differences. This type of decentralization and flexibility is difficult for
  governments to accomplish, given their central accountability structures.
  The greater flexibility of non-governmental organizations in using networks has given rise to what some call
  "the new public diplomacy," which is no longer confined to messaging, promotion campaigns, or even direct
  governmental contacts with foreign publics serving foreign-policy purposes. It is also about building
  relationships with civil-society actors in other countries and facilitating networks between non-governmental
  parties at home and abroad.
  In this approach to public diplomacy, government policy is aimed at promoting and participating in, rather than
  controlling, such cross-border networks. Indeed, too much government control, or even the appearance of it, can
  undercut the credibility that such networks are designed to engender. The evolution of public diplomacy from
  one-way communications to a two-way dialogue treats publics as co-creators of meaning and communication.
  Power in a global information age, more than ever, will include a soft dimension of attraction as well as the hard
  dimensions of coercion and payment. Combining these dimensions effectively is called "smart power." For
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767159 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767159 Date: 08/31/2015
  -
  example, the current struggle against transnational terrorism is a struggle over winning hearts and minds, and
  over-reliance on hard power alone is not the path to success.
  Public diplomacy is an important tool in the arsenal of smart power, but smart public diplomacy requires an
  understanding of credibility, self-criticism, and the role of civil society in generating soft power. If it
  degenerates into propaganda, public diplomacy not only fails to convince, but can undercut soft power. Instead,
  it must remain a two-way process, because soft power depends, first and foremost, upon understanding the
  minds of others.
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  Yes. I am in all next week. 191 work with Lona to set up a time to meet.
  im

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  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 9:48 AM
  To:
  Subject RE: Examples of successful global media engagement in Haiti
  Yes. I am in all next week. 191 work with Lona to set up a time to meet.
  im
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  •
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 9:36 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: Re: Examples of successful global media engagement in Haiti
  Will you be in next week? I hope we can catch up.
  Original Message --
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Sat Feb 13 03:03:22 2010
  Subject: FW: Examples of successful global media engagement in Haiti
  I'm sorry I was not able to join last week's meeting on Haiti but I have calls into Anne Marie and Arturo to get an update.
  Once I get a better understanding of how we plan to move forward on a regional basis we will work on putting together
  a comprehensive PD strategy to support our efforts.
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  If you like the idea I can begin to trial balloon it with media execs in US and LA that I know B5
  personally to gauge their reaction.
  Of course we can't rely on a psa campaign alone to sustain the effort so we will develop other PD strategies for
  engagement throughout the region which I will forward as they evolve.
  Let me know what you think. In the meantime I thought you might be interested in the report below (copy attached as
  well) which outlines the results to date of our global media outreach initiative.
  Successfully Engaging Global Media
  About the U.S. Role and International Cooperation in Haiti
  Examples of Post Efforts to Date
  EUROPE
  • Reinforcing the Secretary's message, U.S. Ambassador to France Rivkin engaged directly with over 100 journalists in
  an event streamed live on-line by CNN, where he highlighted U.S. assistance to Haiti and the cooperation of the US with
  France, the UN and the international community. Embassy Paris also reached out to senior officials in the Elysee, MFA,
  French media and civil society at all levels to underscore the message of positive coordination with our French partners
  and to set the record straight on the work of the USG in Haiti. As a result, leading French officials dismissed rumors of
  rising diplomatic tensions between the two countries. Leading officials consistently praised the work of the Obama
  administration in Haiti and the need for a strong US role in the emergency response.
  • Embassy London's media blitz featured Ambassador Susman, who underlined the U.S. commitment to Haiti at an
  Embassy Martin Luther King Jr. holiday event with actor James Earl Jones; the event was covered by BBC World News
  (audience 270 million worldwide) and various U.K. papers. The Ambassador and the 10 also spoke about Haiti on
  January 20-22 on BBC TV 2's "Daily Politics Show," BBC Radio, the BBC TV Evening News, and other media and helped
  embed an IW journalist on the USNS Comfort to help balance ITV's previously negative reporting and reached out
  personally to BBC producers to call attention to inaccurate reporting alleging that the U.S. military prevented Medicins
  Sans Frontiers from delivering aid and supplies to the airport in Port Au Prince.
  • With media coverage growing more critical, U.S. Ambassador to Greece Speckhard gave an interview to Ta Nea
  newspaper and DCM Deborah McCarthy, who previously served in Haiti, was interviewed by Real Sunday newspaper,
  resulting in positive stories about U.S. assistance to Haiti. Meanwhile, the PAO spoke with the Director of Elefterotypia,
  whose paper has run some of the most misdirected coverage of Haiti, and received a commitment to run an Embassy-
  produced story to counteract the misinformation.
  AFRICA
  Four African posts — Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria and Tanzania — organized highly successful outreach programs based on
  the diversion of the USS Gunston Hall to Haiti. The ship, with African officers aboard, was headed to western Africa
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  under AFRICOM's African Partnership Station maritime security training program when it was diverted to provide relief
  to Haiti. With African officers working alongside U.S. military officers to deliver assistance to Haitians, PAOs at those
  posts connected local reporters with the ship to conduct live interviews of the Africans for their home media, resulting in
  excellent media placement in all four countries.
  • On January 20 U.S. Ambassador to South Africa Gips gave a 10-minute live interview on Haiti with 5FM, a leading
  youth station with listenership of approx 800,000. The Ambassador highlighted the depth and breadth of US support
  and congratulated South Africa for sending emergency teams. The radio hosts told the Embassy afterward that e-mails
  and SMS messages were pouring into the station in support of U.S. efforts. Ambassador Gips reached out to additional
  audiences via broadcast media on January 21 and recorded a program via the Africa Regional Media Hub with SABC-
  International TV's "Rendezvous Africa" program (broadcast across the continent) and live interviews with drive-time
  radio programs on two national stations.
  • As a result of a press conference hosted by the Embassy on January 22, all major Angolan media gave positive
  coverage to U.S. efforts in Haiti, including Radio Nacional de Angola and the Jornal de Angola newspaper, which ran an
  editorial January 23 that stated: "We need to believe and let those on the ground do their work because the old tactics
  of criticizing who is doing something for the Haitian People just for the sake of criticizing at a moment like this is not
  acceptable... Just see the numbers of daily flights that arrive in Haiti to have an idea and quickly come to the conclusion
  that the possible failures and omissions do not supersede the positive and timely work done by the entities undertaking
  the relief efforts in Haiti."
  EAST ASIA-PACIFIC
  • The U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia's January 21 byliner on Haiti ran as the lead item on the editorial page of Seputar
  Indonesia daily, and it was subsequently picked up by Antara, the Indonesian national news agency, and subsequently
  appeared in most Indonesian media.
  • South Korea: Looking to help Korean audiences connect with the situation in Haiti, PA Seoul arranged a Digital Video
  Conference with the U.S. Consul in Nagoya, Japan, who had previously served as Information Officer in Port-au-Prince
  and was a fluent Korean speaker. CG Kwak underlined the long tradition of US humanitarian assistance to Haiti as well
  as the massive US response to the current crisis and noted Korea's own active involvement in the relief work. The U.S.
  Ambassador's blog on January 22, dedicated to the earthquake and those affected by it, received more than 1,500 hits in
  three days, with almost all comments supporting U.S. concerns.
  The EAP Regional Media Hub in Tokyo hosted a journalists' roundtable with Gordon Duguid in Haiti on January 25 that
  included journalists from Hong Kong's Ming Pao newspaper, Malaysia's New Straits Times newspaper, BERNAMA
  (Malaysian National News Agency), and Australia's Canberra Times newspaper and Radio 6PR (Perth), and resulted in
  favorable stories appearing over the next few days in all participating media.
  NEAR EAST
  • Lebanon: Television station Al-Jadid is not Hezbollah-affiliated, with most of its funding coming from the Gulf and
  Libya. Their coverage is also routinely sensationalistic and mirrored Al-Manar's coverage. PAS Beirut clarified aspects of
  USG assistance in Haiti to Al-Jadid on January 20. On Saturday January 23, Al-Jadid hosted the PAO for 30 minutes on
  morning news talk-show al-Hadath to discuss American relief efforts in Haiti. The PAO was able to address many of the
  accusations carried in the Al-Manar report, including the myriad "weapons testing" myths being propagated by Russian
  and Venezuelan media outlets. [Post cannot engage directly with Hezbollah television station Al-Manar as it was
  designated as a Special Designated Global Terrorist organization in 2006 under E.O. 13224]
  Morocco: On 1/28/10 the nationalist French-language daily L'Opinion published an op-ed entitled, "Haiti: After
  terror, the dread..." The paper is generally considered to be fairly hostile to the USG, however, on 1/29/10, PAO Rabat
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  and an FSN went to L'Opinion to discuss the op-ed. Post was amazed to find the staff, including the writer himself,
  accommodating and even apologetic during the meeting. The editor-in-chief immediately agreed that the piece had
  been unfair, and the writer somewhat sheepishly explained himself by saying that public opinion had not quite
  recovered from "the Bush years," but readily acknowledged as well that the article was not balanced. PAO gave the
  writer a dossier of Washington File articles and some information from Infocentral's regular updates, which he promised
  to use in writing a counterpoint article. On 2/1/10, L'Opinion published an article entitled, "The massive humanitarian
  action of the United States," based on the articles provided by Post. The excellent article underscored the scope of
  American assistance, both government and private sector, to aide Haiti's earthquake victims.
  • Syria: Syrian state-run media coverage of the USG role in Haiti relief efforts has been largely negative and inaccurate,
  portraying the U.S. military as occupying Haiti. Examples include the Ba'ath party's Al-Baath newspaper publishing three
  critical articles (1/21/01) under the headlines: "US Crimes in Haiti," "US Military Forces Tighten Grip on Haiti," and "US
  Forces Stop Humanitarian Planes from Landing." On 1/25/10, government-owned Tishreen published an op-ed claiming
  that the superpowers were rushing towards a military conquest of Haiti in order to profit from reconstruction
  operations, which is the new method of colonialism. On 1/28/10, DAS Maura Connelly met with Syrian Ambassador
  Mustafa, who promised to work to halt the negative coverage coming from some Syrian outlets. To encourage more
  balanced coverage, Embassy Damascus will host a roundtable 2/3/10 with journalists from government-owned and
  independent Syrian media. Post also extended a personal invitation to an advisor of the Minister of Information.
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