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  Shaun writes me: Two polls tomorrow will show massive support in NI for HC Agreement. Also two thirds of UUP voters
  support the agreement and also devolution now. Reg isin effect totally detached and in danger of no longer leading his
  Party!
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry

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  From: sbwhoeop
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  To: H
  Subject: New polls from NI
  Shaun writes me: Two polls tomorrow will show massive support in NI for HC Agreement. Also two thirds of UUP voters
  support the agreement and also devolution now. Reg isin effect totally detached and in danger of no longer leading his
  Party!
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
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MetadataSubject: H: IF THIS POLL HOLDS LABOUR HAS A MAJORITY. 1ST DEBATE THU. SID
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  sbwhoeop
  Tuesday, April 13, 2010 6:35 PM
  H: If this poll holds, Labour has a majority. 1st debate thu. Sid
  • Print this page
  From Times Online
  April 14, 2010
  Tory lead narrows amid huge voter
  disenchantment, Times poll finds
  olmage :1 of 20,
  Peter Riddell
  The general election race is tightening, according to a Populus poll for The Times that reveals deep public
  disenchantment with the campaign so far.
  The poll, undertaken yesterday and this morning, says that more voters are now hoping for a hung parliament than either
  a Tory or a Labour outright victory.
  Conservative support has slipped by three points over the past week to 36 per cent, while Labour is a point up at 33 per
  cent. The Liberal Democrats are unchanged on 21 per cent.
  The polls tend to fluctuate by a couple of points either way. and these shifts are within the margin of error of the average.
  With other new polls pointing to a firming in Labour support, the party may have enjoyed a small boost from its manifesto
  launch. Tory strategists will hope to have achieved a boost from its manifesto launch today.
  If the Populus figures were repeated in the general election in three weeks' time, and there is a uniform switch in votes,
  Labour would be the largest single party, with about 300 MPs, ahead of the Tories on 264 and the Lib Dems on 54. This
  would point to a Lab/Lib Dem coalition. But many analysts do not expect a uniform national swing.
  The latest poll shows that 32 per cent of the public now hope for a hung parliament (as opposed to expecting one),
  against 28 per cent wanting a Tory majority and 22 per cent a Labour one. Lib Dem voters prefer a deal with Labour than
  the Tories in a hung parliament, by 44 to 31 per cent. The public is evenly split 40 to 42 per cent about whether they want
  Labour or the Tories in either a majority or a minority government.
  The poll shows that the number expecting a Tory overall majority has risen by three points to 34 per cent over the past
  week. This only just exceeds the number expecting a hung parliament, at 33 per cent, down six points compared with a
  week ago. Overall, 57 per cent expect the Tories to be the largest party, against 29 per cent expecting Labour to be.
  The public is deeply sceptical about the honesty of the parties. Only 4 per cent think that they are being completely honest
  about their tax plans, 61 per cent partly honest. Only 6 per cent say they are being completely honest about cutting the
  deficit and 61 per cent partly honest. Some 7 per cent say that they are being completely honest about the extent to which
  they can fund their policies by cutting waste and 58 per cent partly honest.
  Voters were asked to say which party had proposed eight key manifesto pledges. They wrongly identified four: reducing
  the increase in national insurance contributions (naming Labour not the Tories); allowing unsuccessful schools, hospitals
  and the police (the Tories, not Labour); tightening up takeover rules (the Tories not Labour); and requiring foreign workers
  employed in public services to speak fluent English (the Tories not Labour).
  In only one case, the £150-a-year tax break, did more than half of voters (60 per cent) correctly identify the party making
  the proposal.
  In most cases, the pledge will make little difference to people's votes, apart from three made by Labour: the foreign
  workers language pledge, doubling paid paternity leave and allowing the takover of unsuccessful schools, hospitals etc.
  More than two fifths (43 per cent), including 50 per cent of women, say "none of the parties", or "don't know", when asked
  which party is putting across a convincing cases to voters. This compares with 25 per cent naming the Tories and 18 per
  cent Labour.
  Just over half the public (54 per cent) plan to watch the first televised leaders' debate on Thursday evening. Men and
  middle class professionals are more likely to say that they will view. More than two fifths (42 per cent) expect David
  Cameron to win the debate, against 22 per cent for Gordon Brown. More Tories (70 per cent) than Labour voters ( 57 per
  cent) expect their leader to win.
  Two fifths of the public (42 per cent, up one point on a week ago) say it seems like a change from Labour, but are not sure
  that it is time for a change to the Conservatives. Some 33 per cent, down one point, think it is time for a change to the
  Tories.
  Populus interviewed a random sample of 1,525 adult voters on April 12 to 13. Interviews were conducted across the
  country and have been weighted to be representative of all adults. For more details go to www.populus.co.uk.
  Contact our advertising team for advertising and sponsorship in Times Online, The Times and The Sunday Times, or
  place your advertisement.
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  sbwhoeop
  Tuesday, April 13, 2010 6:35 PM
  H: If this poll holds, Labour has a majority. 1st debate thu. Sid
  • Print this page
  From Times Online
  April 14, 2010
  Tory lead narrows amid huge voter
  disenchantment, Times poll finds
  olmage :1 of 20,
  Peter Riddell
  The general election race is tightening, according to a Populus poll for The Times that reveals deep public
  disenchantment with the campaign so far.
  The poll, undertaken yesterday and this morning, says that more voters are now hoping for a hung parliament than either
  a Tory or a Labour outright victory.
  Conservative support has slipped by three points over the past week to 36 per cent, while Labour is a point up at 33 per
  cent. The Liberal Democrats are unchanged on 21 per cent.
  The polls tend to fluctuate by a couple of points either way. and these shifts are within the margin of error of the average.
  With other new polls pointing to a firming in Labour support, the party may have enjoyed a small boost from its manifesto
  launch. Tory strategists will hope to have achieved a boost from its manifesto launch today.
  If the Populus figures were repeated in the general election in three weeks' time, and there is a uniform switch in votes,
  Labour would be the largest single party, with about 300 MPs, ahead of the Tories on 264 and the Lib Dems on 54. This
  would point to a Lab/Lib Dem coalition. But many analysts do not expect a uniform national swing.
  The latest poll shows that 32 per cent of the public now hope for a hung parliament (as opposed to expecting one),
  against 28 per cent wanting a Tory majority and 22 per cent a Labour one. Lib Dem voters prefer a deal with Labour than
  the Tories in a hung parliament, by 44 to 31 per cent. The public is evenly split 40 to 42 per cent about whether they want
  Labour or the Tories in either a majority or a minority government.
  The poll shows that the number expecting a Tory overall majority has risen by three points to 34 per cent over the past
  week. This only just exceeds the number expecting a hung parliament, at 33 per cent, down six points compared with a
  week ago. Overall, 57 per cent expect the Tories to be the largest party, against 29 per cent expecting Labour to be.
  The public is deeply sceptical about the honesty of the parties. Only 4 per cent think that they are being completely honest
  about their tax plans, 61 per cent partly honest. Only 6 per cent say they are being completely honest about cutting the
  deficit and 61 per cent partly honest. Some 7 per cent say that they are being completely honest about the extent to which
  they can fund their policies by cutting waste and 58 per cent partly honest.
  Voters were asked to say which party had proposed eight key manifesto pledges. They wrongly identified four: reducing
  the increase in national insurance contributions (naming Labour not the Tories); allowing unsuccessful schools, hospitals
  and the police (the Tories, not Labour); tightening up takeover rules (the Tories not Labour); and requiring foreign workers
  employed in public services to speak fluent English (the Tories not Labour).
  In only one case, the £150-a-year tax break, did more than half of voters (60 per cent) correctly identify the party making
  the proposal.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768305 Date: 08/31/2015

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  In most cases, the pledge will make little difference to people's votes, apart from three made by Labour: the foreign
  workers language pledge, doubling paid paternity leave and allowing the takover of unsuccessful schools, hospitals etc.
  More than two fifths (43 per cent), including 50 per cent of women, say "none of the parties", or "don't know", when asked
  which party is putting across a convincing cases to voters. This compares with 25 per cent naming the Tories and 18 per
  cent Labour.
  Just over half the public (54 per cent) plan to watch the first televised leaders' debate on Thursday evening. Men and
  middle class professionals are more likely to say that they will view. More than two fifths (42 per cent) expect David
  Cameron to win the debate, against 22 per cent for Gordon Brown. More Tories (70 per cent) than Labour voters ( 57 per
  cent) expect their leader to win.
  Two fifths of the public (42 per cent, up one point on a week ago) say it seems like a change from Labour, but are not sure
  that it is time for a change to the Conservatives. Some 33 per cent, down one point, think it is time for a change to the
  Tories.
  Populus interviewed a random sample of 1,525 adult voters on April 12 to 13. Interviews were conducted across the
  country and have been weighted to be representative of all adults. For more details go to www.populus.co.uk.
  Contact our advertising team for advertising and sponsorship in Times Online, The Times and The Sunday Times, or
  place your advertisement.
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  Subscriotionq I E.-paper
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  Copyright 2010 Times Newspapers Ltd.
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  about a licence to reproduce material from Times Online, The Times or The Sunday Times, click here.This website is
  published by a member of the News International Group. News International Limited, 1 Virginia St, London E98 1XY, is
  the holding company for the News International group and is registered in England No 81701. VAT number GB 243 8054
  69.
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ExtractedSubject: Re: H: If this poll holds, Labour has a majority. 1st debate thu.Sid
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  Just spoke with him. Gordon screwed up with business on national insurance tax, strings pulled by peter. Cameron
  manifesto launch was very good. But, but, but... The dogs really are wary of that dog food, hence Times poll tonight. Also
  peter gunning for David's job. David aware. The security conf was boffo.
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry

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  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 9:29 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: H: If this poll holds, Labour has a majority. 1st debate thu.Sid
  Just spoke with him. Gordon screwed up with business on national insurance tax, strings pulled by peter. Cameron
  manifesto launch was very good. But, but, but... The dogs really are wary of that dog food, hence Times poll tonight. Also
  peter gunning for David's job. David aware. The security conf was boffo.
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Tue, 13 Apr 2010 21:14:11
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: H: If this poll holds, Labour has a majority. 1st debate thu.
  Sid
  Just had drinks w Miliband who is still very worried. I have crossed fingers!
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Apr 13 18:35:15 2010
  Subject: H: If this poll holds, Labour has a majority. 1st debate thu. Sid
  Times Online Logo 222 x 25 <http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/img/global/tol-logo-222x25.gif>
  * Print this page
  <http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tolinews/politics/article7096632.ece?print=yes&randnum=1271197986619#>
  From Times Online
  April 14, 2010
  Tory lead narrows amid huge voter disenchantment, Times poll finds
  Conservative party leader David Cameron launches his party's manifesto in Battersea Power Station, in London, England
  <http://www.timesonline.co.uk/multimedia/archive,/00707/cameron-_707420a.jpg>
  <http://www.timesonline.co.ukitol/news/politics/xxx> Image :1 of 2
  <http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tolinews/politics/xxx>
  Peter Riddell
  The general election race is tightening, according to a Populus poll for The Times that reveals deep public
  disenchantment with the campaign so far.
  The poll, undertaken yesterday and this morning, says that more voters are now hoping for a hung parliament than
  either a Tory or a Labour outright victory.
  Conservative support has slipped by three points over the past week to 36 per cent, while Labour is a point up at 33 per
  cent. The Liberal Democrats are unchanged on 21 per cent.
  The polls tend to fluctuate by a couple of points either way, and these shifts are within the margin of error of the
  average.
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  With other new polls pointing to a firming in Labour support, the party may have enjoyed a small boost from its
  manifesto launch. Tory strategists will hope to have achieved a boost from its manifesto launch today.
  If the Populus figures were repeated in the general election in three weeks' time, and there is a uniform switch in votes,
  Labour would be the largest single party, with about 300 MPs, ahead of the Tories on 264 and the Lib Dems on 54. This
  would point to a Lab/Lib Dem coalition. But many analysts do not expect a uniform national swing.
  The latest poll shows that 32 per cent of the public now hope for a hung parliament (as opposed to expecting one),
  against 28 per cent wanting a Tory majority and 22 per cent a Labour one. Lib Dem voters prefer a deal with Labour than
  the Tories in a hung parliament, by 44 to 31 per cent. The public is evenly split 40 to 42 per cent about whether they
  want Labour or the Tories in either a majority or a minority government.
  The poll shows that the number expecting a Tory overall majority has risen by three points to 34 per cent over the past
  week. This only just exceeds the number expecting a hung parliament, at 33 per cent, down six points compared with a
  week ago. Overall, 57 per cent expect the Tories to be the largest party, against 29 per cent expecting Labour to be.
  The public is deeply sceptical about the honesty of the parties. Only 4 per cent think that they are being completely
  honest about their tax plans, 61 per cent partly honest. Only 6 per cent say they are being completely honest about
  cutting the deficit and 61 per cent partly honest. Some 7 per cent say that they are being completely honest about the
  extent to which they can fund their policies by cutting waste and 58 per cent partly honest.
  Voters were asked to say which party had proposed eight key manifesto pledges. They wrongly identified four: reducing
  the increase in national insurance contributions (naming Labour not the Tories); allowing unsuccessful schools, hospitals
  and the police (the Tories, not Labour); tightening up takeover rules (the Tories not Labour); and requiring foreign
  workers employed in public services to speak fluent English (the Tories not Labour).
  In only one case, the f150-a-year tax break, did more than half of voters (60 per cent) correctly identify the party making
  the proposal.
  In most cases, the pledge will make little difference to people's votes, apart from three made by Labour: the foreign
  workers language pledge, doubling paid paternity leave and allowing the takover of unsuccessful schools, hospitals etc.
  More than two fifths (43 per cent), including 50 per cent of women, say "none of the parties", or "don't know", when
  asked which party is putting across a convincing cases to voters. This compares with 25 per cent naming the Tories and
  18 per cent Labour.
  Just over half the public (54 per cent) plan to watch the first televised leaders' debate on Thursday evening. Men and
  middle class professionals are more likely to say that they will view. More than two fifths (42 per cent). expect David
  Cameron to win the debate, against 22 per cent for Gordon Brown. More Tories (70 per cent) than Labour voters ( 57
  per cent) expect their leader to win.
  Two fifths of the'public (42 per cent, up one point on a week ago) say it seems like a change from Labour, but are not
  sure that it is time for a change to the Conservatives. Some 33 per cent, down one point, think it is time for a change to
  the Tories.
  Populus interviewed a random sample of 1,525 adult voters on April 12 to 13. Interviews were conducted across the
  country and have been weighted to be representative of all adults. For more details go to www.populus.co.uk.
  Contact our advertising team <http://www.tirnesonline.co.uk/tol/tools_and_service.s/services/advertisingh for
  advertising and sponsorship in Times Online, The Times and The Sunday Times, or place your advertisement
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ExtractedBodyText: To dc from ny at 9am so will call later - what works?
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DocNumber: C05768322
MetadataSubject: UPDATE ON INTERAGENCY SHARING OF FOREIGN AUDIENCE RESEARCH
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  Madam Secretary,
  Jake asked me to send you a brief update on the effort to create an internal USG website for housing interagency
  information about the attitudes, concerns, and media habits of foreign audiences (following up on the memo INR sent to
  you on this subject in February).
  INR is working with the interagency to create six initial country pages (Indonesia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, and
  Yemen) on this website. In addition to background information about each country and its relationship with the United
  States, each page will focus on providing up to date information on how local audiences view the United States and an
  analysis of the mediums through which local audiences get their news. Pages will also include a list effective messaging
  themes that would resonate with target audiences in each country.
  In the coming weeks, INR will be receiving interagency feedback on these initial draft web pages, and will be seeking
  guidance as to which additional countries should be covered. The hope is that each page will evolve over time based on
  user feedback.
  Please let me know if you would like any further information.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. De artment of State

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  Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 4:26 PM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Update on interagency sharing of foreign audience research
  Madam Secretary,
  Jake asked me to send you a brief update on the effort to create an internal USG website for housing interagency
  information about the attitudes, concerns, and media habits of foreign audiences (following up on the memo INR sent to
  you on this subject in February).
  INR is working with the interagency to create six initial country pages (Indonesia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, and
  Yemen) on this website. In addition to background information about each country and its relationship with the United
  States, each page will focus on providing up to date information on how local audiences view the United States and an
  analysis of the mediums through which local audiences get their news. Pages will also include a list effective messaging
  themes that would resonate with target audiences in each country.
  In the coming weeks, INR will be receiving interagency feedback on these initial draft web pages, and will be seeking
  guidance as to which additional countries should be covered. The hope is that each page will evolve over time based on
  user feedback.
  Please let me know if you would like any further information.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. De artment of State
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  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
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  8:30 am Secretary's Office
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  8:45 am Secretary's Office
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  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am WEEKLY MEETING w/REGIONAL BUREAU SECRETARIES
  10:00 am Deputy Secretary's Conference Room
  10:15 am PRIVATE MEETING
  10:25 am Secretary's Office
  10:30 am PREP SESSION FOR POTUS MEETING
  11:45 am Secretary's Office
  11:55 am DEPART State Department *En route Iglesias Conference Center
  12:10 pm ARRIVE Iglesias Conference Center
  12:10 pm KEYNOTE REMARKS AT ENERGY AND CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP
  12:40 pm OF THE AMERICAS (EPCA) MINISTERIAL LUNCHEON
  Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
  12:40 pm DEPART Iglesias Conference Center *En route State Department
  12:55 pm ARRIVE State Department
  1:00pm PRE-BRIEF f/ TURKISH BILAT w/JAKE SULLIVAN
  1:15pm Secretary's Office
  1:15 pm BILATERAL w/TURKISH FM AHMET DAVUTOGLU
  2:00 pm Secretary's Conference Room *Camera Spray in Treaty Room preceding.
  2:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  2:30 pm Secretary's Office
  2:30pm PHONE CALL w/NORWEGIAN FM JONAS STOERE
  2:45pm Secretary's Office
  2:45pm OFFICE TIME
  3:30pm Secretary's Office
  3:30 pm REMARKS AT THE DEPARTMENT'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON
  3:40 pm INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY (ACIEP) Room 1107
  4:00 pm INTERVIEW w/DANIEL DOMBEY, FINANCIAL TIMES
  4:30 pm Secretary's Office
  4:30 pm MEETING w/PHIL GOLDBERG
  5:00 pm Secretary's Office
  5:00 pm MEETING w/SPEECH WRITING TEAM
  5:30 pm Secretary's Office
  5:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  7:00 pm Secretary's Office
  7:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route The W Hotel
  7:10 pm ARRIVE The W Hotel
  7:15 pm REMARKS AT THE DEDICATION OF THE S. DANIEL ABRAHAM
  7:45 pm CENTER FOR MIDDLE EAST PEACE The W Hotel, Altitude Ballroom, Roof Level
  7:50 pm DEPART The W Hotel *En route Private Residence
  8:05 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###

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  Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 7:53 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject Mini Schedule 4/15/10 Thursday
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
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  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am WEEKLY MEETING w/REGIONAL BUREAU SECRETARIES
  10:00 am Deputy Secretary's Conference Room
  10:15 am PRIVATE MEETING
  10:25 am Secretary's Office
  10:30 am PREP SESSION FOR POTUS MEETING
  11:45 am Secretary's Office
  11:55 am DEPART State Department *En route Iglesias Conference Center
  12:10 pm ARRIVE Iglesias Conference Center
  12:10 pm KEYNOTE REMARKS AT ENERGY AND CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP
  12:40 pm OF THE AMERICAS (EPCA) MINISTERIAL LUNCHEON
  Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
  12:40 pm DEPART Iglesias Conference Center *En route State Department
  12:55 pm ARRIVE State Department
  1:00pm PRE-BRIEF f/ TURKISH BILAT w/JAKE SULLIVAN
  1:15pm Secretary's Office
  1:15 pm BILATERAL w/TURKISH FM AHMET DAVUTOGLU
  2:00 pm Secretary's Conference Room *Camera Spray in Treaty Room preceding.
  2:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  2:30 pm Secretary's Office
  2:30pm PHONE CALL w/NORWEGIAN FM JONAS STOERE
  2:45pm Secretary's Office
  2:45pm OFFICE TIME
  3:30pm Secretary's Office
  3:30 pm REMARKS AT THE DEPARTMENT'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON
  3:40 pm INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY (ACIEP) Room 1107
  4:00 pm INTERVIEW w/DANIEL DOMBEY, FINANCIAL TIMES
  4:30 pm Secretary's Office
  4:30 pm MEETING w/PHIL GOLDBERG
  5:00 pm Secretary's Office
  5:00 pm MEETING w/SPEECH WRITING TEAM
  5:30 pm Secretary's Office
  5:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  7:00 pm Secretary's Office
  7:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route The W Hotel
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  7:10 pm ARRIVE The W Hotel
  7:15 pm REMARKS AT THE DEDICATION OF THE S. DANIEL ABRAHAM
  7:45 pm CENTER FOR MIDDLE EAST PEACE The W Hotel, Altitude Ballroom, Roof Level
  7:50 pm DEPART The W Hotel *En route Private Residence
  8:05 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
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  Below is a proposed statement to go out in an hour or so. Also, did you see the Pakistanis arrested Adam Gadhan, the
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  STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
  IRAQI NATIONAL ELECTIONS
  I congratulate all the people of Iraq who participated in national elections today and over the past three days. There is
  no better rebuke to the violent extremists who seek to derail Iraq's progress. Our thoughts and prayers are with the
  families who lost friends and loved ones, and we salute the determination of the Iraqi people to reaffirm their
  commitment to democracy and to charting their own future free of fear and intimidation.
  Thanks to the efforts of the Iraq High Electoral Commission and the Iraqi Security Forces, which organized the voting and
  ensured security at thousands of polling sites throughout the country, Iraqi men and women from all parts of the
  country were able to go to the polls and choose their leaders freely.
  I also would like to commend Ambassador Hill, General Odierno and all the U.S. civilian and military personnel who
  supported this historic effort.
  Iraqis have chosen a new government to lead their country at a critical time. In the coming months, we will work
  together with Iraqi leaders as our partnership continues its transition to a primarily civilian focus, with the goal of
  building a long-term, multidimensional relationship between our two nations - a relationship that will contribute to
  stability in the Middle East and growing peace and prosperity in Iraq.
  ###

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  Sent: Sunday, March 7, 2010 2:20 PM
  To:
  Subject: Iraq
  Below is a proposed statement to go out in an hour or so. Also, did you see the Pakistanis arrested Adam Gadhan, the
  American al Qaeda spokesman?
  STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
  IRAQI NATIONAL ELECTIONS
  I congratulate all the people of Iraq who participated in national elections today and over the past three days. There is
  no better rebuke to the violent extremists who seek to derail Iraq's progress. Our thoughts and prayers are with the
  families who lost friends and loved ones, and we salute the determination of the Iraqi people to reaffirm their
  commitment to democracy and to charting their own future free of fear and intimidation.
  Thanks to the efforts of the Iraq High Electoral Commission and the Iraqi Security Forces, which organized the voting and
  ensured security at thousands of polling sites throughout the country, Iraqi men and women from all parts of the
  country were able to go to the polls and choose their leaders freely.
  I also would like to commend Ambassador Hill, General Odierno and all the U.S. civilian and military personnel who
  supported this historic effort.
  Iraqis have chosen a new government to lead their country at a critical time. In the coming months, we will work
  together with Iraqi leaders as our partnership continues its transition to a primarily civilian focus, with the goal of
  building a long-term, multidimensional relationship between our two nations - a relationship that will contribute to
  stability in the Middle East and growing peace and prosperity in Iraq.
  ###
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  Sent: Sunday, March 7, 2010 3:23 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Pakistan
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Kennedy, Patrick F
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Mar 07 15:14:27 2010
  Subject: Pakistan
  Cheryl
  They departed last nite (before M was notified)
  Am in the office
  Regards
  Pat
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  I am likely going to go to bed early and be up early.
  Hope you had a chance to go through ppt.
  cdm

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  Sent: Sunday, March 7, 2010 9:31 PM
  To: H
  Subject: touching base
  I am likely going to go to bed early and be up early.
  Hope you had a chance to go through ppt.
  cdm
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MetadataSubject: US TROOPS WITHDRAWING EN MASSE FROM HAITI
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, March 7, 2010 9:01 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject FW: US troops withdrawing en masse from Haiti
  FYI
  Original Message ---
  From: membership_services@fma.sosiltd.com <membership_services@fma.sosiltd.com>
  To: southcom_news_alerts_members_list@lists.fma.sosiltd.coni
  <southcom_news_alerts_members_list@lists.fma.sosiltd.com>
  Sent: Sun Mar 07 16:32:43 2010
  Subject: US troops withdrawing en masse from Haiti
  US troops withdrawing en masse from Haiti BEN FOX,Associated Press Writers JENNIFER KAY,Associated Press Writers
  PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) 91U.S. troops are withdrawing from the shattered capital, leaving many Haitians anxious
  that the most visible portion of international is ending even as the city is still mired in misery and vulnerable to unrest.
  As troops packed their duffels and began to fly home this weekend, Haitians and some aid workers wondered whether
  U.N. peacekeepers and local police are up to the task of maintaining order. More than a half-million people still live in
  vast encampments that have grown more unpleasant in recent days with the early onset of rainy season.
  Some also fear the departure of the American troops is a sign of dwindling international interest in the plight of the
  Haitian people following the catastrophic Jan. 12 earthquake.
  "I would like for them to stay in Haiti until they rebuild the country and everybody can go back to their house," said
  Marjorie Louis, a 27-year-old mother of two, as she warmed a bowl of beans for her family over a charcoal fire on the
  fake grass of the national stadium.
  U.S. officials say the long-anticipated draw down of troops is not a sign of waning commitment to Haiti, only a change in
  the nature of the operation. Security will now be the responsibility of the 10,000-strong U.N. peacekeeping force and
  the Haitian police.
  A smaller number of U.S. forces 11 the exact number has not yet been determined 11 will be needed as the U.N. and
  Haitian government reassert control, said Gen. Douglas Fraser, head of U.S. Southern Command, which runs the Haiti
  operation.
  "Our mission is largely accomplished," Fraser said.
  American forces arrived in the immediate aftermath of the quake to treat the wounded, provide emergency water and
  rations and help prevent a feared outbreak of violence among desperate survivors. They also helped reopen the airport
  and seaport.
  There has been no widespread violence but security is a real issue. A U.N. food convoy traveling from Gonaives to
  Dessalines on Friday was stopped and overrun by people, who looted two trucks before peacekeepers regained control,
  U.N. officials said.
  They managed to escort the other two back to Gonaives. There were no reports of injuries.
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  The military operation was criticized by some Haitian senators and foreign leaders as heavy-handed and inappropriate in
  a country that had been occupied by American forces for nearly two decades in the early 20th century. But ordinary
  Haitians largely welcomed the troops, many out of disenchantment with their own government.
  "They should stay because they have been doing a good job," 35-year-old Lesly Pierre said as his family prepared dinner
  under a tarp at an encampment in Petionville. "If it was up to our government, we wouldn't have gotten any help at all."
  U.S. soldiers said they had nothing but warm encounters with the Haitian people.
  "They're real good people. They just want help," Army Private First Class Troy Sims, a 19-year-old from Fresno,
  California, said as he prepared to board a flight back to the U.S. "I feel that us being here helped a lot. If we weren't
  here, things probably would have gotten out of control."
  There are now about 11,000 troops, more than half of them on ships just off the coast, down from a peak of around
  20,000 on Feb. 1. The total is expected to drop to about 8,000 in coming days as the withdrawal gathers steam. The
  military said more than 700 paratroopers left this weekend.
  Soldiers are now gone from the General Hospital, where they once directed traffic and kept order amid the chaos of
  mass casualties. There are no more Haitian patients on board the USNS Comfort, which treated 8,600 people after the
  quake. At a country club in Petionville, where some 100,000 Haitians are living in rough shelters in a muddy ravine, only
  a few soldiers remain of the several hundred there after the disaster.
  Alison Thompson said she was nervous about the smaller U.S. troop contingent.
  "Soon we are not going to have any security," said Thompson, medical coordinator of the Jenkins/Penn Relief
  Organization, which runs a field hospital at the edge of the ravine. "Everybody is just so worried that they are pulling out
  because it's going to get dangerous."
  It was the same concern for Louis at the national stadium.
  "If the troublemakers see that there is some kind of force here, they will think twice before they do anything," she said.
  "They are already getting ready to stir up trouble."
  But Ted Constan, chief program officer for Partners in Health, said that the way to address security is to get adequate
  shelter and other aid to the hundreds of thousands of people who are now stranded in squalid encampments.
  "The real solution is to deliver services ... rather than turn Haiti into a military state," he said.
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DocNumber: C05768349
MetadataSubject: 'STONE HARBOUR, LLC'
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ExtractedCc: Balderston, Kris M
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ExtractedBodyText: Thnx. I am happy to do the introduction.
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  From: Balderston, Kris M <BalderstonKM©state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 1:00 PM
  To: H; mtorrey
  Subject RE: 'Stone Harbour,LLC'
  Thnx. I am happy to do the introduction.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 12:54 PM
  To: 'mtorrey
  Cc: Balderston, Kris M
  Subject: Re: 'Stone Harbour,LLC'
  Marty—I'm copying Kris and asking that he connect you w Lou C de Baca whose in charge of the office responsible for
  trafficking in State so you can explore ways of helping. Thx.
  Original Message ---
  From: Marty Torrey
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Apr 15 07:44:25 2010
  Subject: 'Stone Harbour,LLC'
  HRC,
  As of April 21st Dave Stone's former business partner ( James F. Blom ), and I will establish 'Stone Harbour,LLC' (named
  for Dave) in Delaware. This will be a nice merger of Dave's and my contacts. Apart from the ongoing vetting of Simon
  Stringer's multi purpose software, at several levels, I am keen to help in the human trafficking effort. I have been in
  touch with Sharyn Magarian (keeping Kris B informed) in seeking the status of that effort, as I am quite sure the combo
  of Dave's former contacts and mine can help. Jim Blom has already spoken to several (Oracle Corp and his friends in
  Silicon Valley) and they too are motivated. Work is work, but the human trafficking issue seems like the right thing to do.
  All the best, Marty
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  For wjc too
  Met w/opposition senators for two hours yesterday in Haiti re IHRC.
  Bill passed.
  Work b/gs.
  Cdm

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  Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 4:46 AM
  To: Doug Band; H
  Subject Fw: Approval
  For wjc too
  Met w/opposition senators for two hours yesterday in Haiti re IHRC.
  Bill passed.
  Work b/gs.
  Cdm
  Original Message
  From: Merten, Kenneth H
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Curtis, Meghann A
  Sent: Thu Apr 15 23:06:30 2010
  Subject: Approval
  I hear the Senate approved. Perhaps what you said had a bigger effect than you thought. KM
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DocNumber: C05768356
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  If you would like for your blackberry:
  Rev. Dr. Bill Shillady [SHILL-uh-dee]
  United Methodist City Society
  Executive Director
  ###

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  Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 3:06 PM
  To:
  Subject Bill Shillady
  If you would like for your blackberry:
  Rev. Dr. Bill Shillady [SHILL-uh-dee]
  United Methodist City Society
  Executive Director
  ###
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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, March 21, 2010 8:34 AM
  Re: H: fyi. sid
  I will send you a memo this morning
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry

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  Sent:
  To:
  Subject:
  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, March 21, 2010 8:34 AM
  Re: H: fyi. sid
  I will send you a memo this morning
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22(@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Sun, 21 Mar 2010 08:22:29
  TO: 'sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: H: fyi. sid
  I have to speak to AIPAC tomorrow. How--and should--i use this?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Mar 20 17:54:00 2010
  Subject: H: fyi. sid
  H: Uri Avnery, the Israeli analyst and activist, is privately circulating this analysis today. One consequence: Petraeus
  cannot run as a Republican. At least Putin didn't bring his big dogs in with him like he did with Merkel. Cheers, Sid
  Uri Avnery
  20.3.10
  The Doomsday Weapon
  IT IS already a commonplace to say that people who don't learn from history are condemned to repeat their mistakes.
  Some 1942 years ago, the Jews in the province called Palaestina launched a revolt against the Roman Empire. In
  retrospect, this looks like an act of madness. Palestine was a small and insignificant part of the world-wide empire which
  had just won a crushing victory against the rival power — the Parthian Empire (Persia) — and put down a major rebellion
  in Britain. What chances could the Jewish revolt have?
  God knows what was going on in the mind of the "Zealots". They eliminated the moderate leaders, who warned against
  provoking the empire, and gained sway over the Jewish population of the country. They relied on God. Perhaps they also
  relied on the Jews in Rome and believed that their influence over the Senate would restrain the Emperor, Nero. Perhaps
  they had heard that Nero was weak and about to fall.
  We know how it ended: after three years, the rebels were crushed, Jerusalem fell and the temple was burned down. The
  last of the Zealots committed suicide in Masada.
  The Zionists did indeed try to learn from history. They acted in a rational way, did not provoke the great powers,
  endeavored in every situation to attain what was possible. They accepted compromises, and every compromise served
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  them as a basis for the next surge forward. They cleverly utilized the radical stance of their adversaries and gained the
  sympathy of the whole world.
  But since the beginning of the occupation, their mind has become clouded. The cult of Masada has become dominant.
  Divine promises once again start to play a role in public discourse. Large parts of the public are following the new
  zealots.
  The next phase is also repeating itself: the leaders of Israel are starting a rebellion against the new Rome.
  WHAT BEGAN as an insult to the Vice President of the United States is developing into something far bigger. The mouse
  has given birth to an elephant.
  Lately, the ultra-right government in Jerusalem has started to treat President Barack Obama with thinly veiled contempt.
  The fears that arose in Jerusalem at the beginning of his term have dissipated. Obama looks to them like a paper black
  panther. He gave up his demand for a real settlement freeze. Every time he was spat on, he remarked that it was raining.
  Yet now, ostensibly quite suddenly, the measure is full. Obama, his Vice President and his senior assistants condemn the
  Netanyahu government with growing severity. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has submitted an ultimatum: Netanyahu
  must stop all settlement activity, East Jerusalem included; he must agree to negotiate about all core problems of the
  conflict, including East Jerusalem, and more.
  The surprise was complete. Obama, it seems, has crossed the Rubicon, much as the Egyptian army had crossed the Suez
  Canal in 1973. Netanyahu gave the order to mobilize all the reserves in America and to move forward all the diplomatic
  tanks. All Jewish organizations in the US were commanded to join the campaign. A1PAC blew the shofar and ordered its
  soldiers, the Senators and Congressmen, to storm the White House.
  It seems that the decisive battle has been joined. The Israeli leaders were certain that Obama would be defeated.
  And then an unusual noise was heard: the sound of the doomsday weapon.
  THE MAN who decided to activate it was a foe of a new kind.
  David Petraeus is the most popular officer of the United States army. The four-star general, son of a Dutch sea captain
  who went to America when his country was overrun by the Nazis, stood out from early childhood. In West Point he was
  a "distinguished cadet", in Army Command and General Staff College he was No. 1. As a combat commander, he reaped
  plaudits. He wrote his doctoral thesis (on the lessons of Vietnam) at Princeton and served as an assistant professor for
  international relations in the US Military Academy.
  He made his mark in Iraq, when he commanded the forces in Mosul, the most problematical city in the country. He
  concluded that in order to vanquish the enemies of the US he must win over the hearts of the civilian population,
  acquire local allies and spend more money than ammunition. The locals called him King David. His success was
  considered so outstanding that his methods were adopted as the official doctrine of the American army.
  His star rose rapidly. He was appointed commander of the coalition forces in Iraq and soon became the chief of the
  Central Command of the US army, which covers the whole Middle East, except Israel and Palestine (which "belong" to
  the American command in Europe).
  When such a person raises his voice, the American people listen. As a respected military thinker, he has no rivals.
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  THIS WEEK, Petraeus conveyed an unequivocal message: after reviewing the problems in his AOR (Area Of
  Responsibility) — which includes, among others, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Iraq and Yemen — he turned to what he
  called the "root causes of instability" in the region. The list was topped by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
  In his report to the Armed Services Committee he stated: "The enduring hostilities between Israel and some of its
  neighbors present distinct challenges to our ability to advance our interests in the AOR...The conflict foments anti-
  American sentiment, due to a perception of U.S. favoritism for Israel. Arab anger over the Palestinian question limits the
  strength and depth of U.S. partnerships with governments and peoples in the AOR and weakens the legitimacy of
  moderate regimes in the Arab world. Meanwhile, al-Qaeda and other militant groups exploit that anger to mobilize
  support. The conflict also gives Iran influence in the Arab world through its clients, Lebanese Hizballah and Hamas."
  Not content with that, Petraeus sent his officers to present his conclusions to the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
  In other words: Israeli-Palestinian peace is not a private matter between the two parties, but a supreme national
  interest of the USA. That means that the US must give up its one-sided support for the Israeli government and impose
  the two-state solution.
  The argument as such is not new. Several experts have said more or less the same in the past. (Immediately after the
  9/11 attacks, I wrote in a similar vein and prophesied that the US would change its policy. It did not happen then.) But
  now this is being stated in an official document written by the responsible American commander.
  The Netanyahu government immediately went into damage-limitation mode. Its spokespersons declared that Petraeus
  represents a narrow military approach, that he doesn't understand political matters, that his reasoning is faulty. But it is
  not this that made people in Jerusalem break out into cold sweat.
  AS IS well known, the pro-Israel lobby dominates the American political system without limits — almost. Every American
  politician and senior official is mortally afraid of it. The slightest deviation from the strict AIPAC line is tantamount to
  political suicide.
  But in the armor of this political Goliath there is a chink. Like Achilles' heel, the immense might of the pro-Israel lobby
  has a vulnerable point that, when touched, can neutralize its power.
  It was illustrated by the Jonathan Pollard affair. This American-Jewish employee of a sensitive intelligence agency spied
  for Israel. Israelis consider him a national hero, a Jew who did his duty to his people. But for the US intelligence
  community, he is a traitor who endangered the lives of many American agents. Not satisfied with a routine penalty, it
  induced the court to impose a life sentence. Since then, all American presidents have refused the requests of successive
  Israeli governments to commute the sentence. No president dared to confront his intelligence chiefs in this matter.
  But the most significant side of this affair is reminiscent of the famous words of Sherlock Holmes about the dogs that did
  not bark. A1PAC did not bark. The entire American Jewish community fell silent. Almost nobody raised their voice for
  poor Pollard.
  Why? Because most American Jews are ready to do anything —just anything —for the government of Israel. With one
  exception: they will not do anything that appears to hurt the security of the United States. When the flag of security is
  hoisted, the Jews, like all Americans, snap to attention and salute. The Damocles sword of suspicion of disloyalty hangs
  above their heads. For them, this is the ultimate nightmare: to be accused of putting the security of Israel ahead of the
  security of the US. Therefore it is important for them to repeat endlessly the mantra that the interests of Israel and the
  US are identical.
  And now comes the most important general of the US Army and says that this is not so. The policy of the present Israeli
  government is endangering the lives of American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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  FOR NOW, this is being said only as a side remark, in a military document that has not been widely aired. But the sword
  has been drawn from its scabbard — and American Jews have started to tremble at the distant rumble of an approaching
  earthquake.
  This week, Netanyahu's brother-in-law has used our own doomsday weapon. He declared that Obama is an "anti-
  Semite". The official newspaper of the Shas party has asserted that Obama is really a Muslim. They represent the radical
  right and its allies, who argue in speech and in writing that "Hussein" Obama is a Jew-hating black who must be beaten
  in the coming congressional elections and in the next presidential ones.
  (Yet an important poll in Israel published yesterday shows that the Israeli public is far from convinced by these
  insinuations: the vast majority believes that Obama's treatment of Israel is fair. Indeed, Obama got higher marks than
  Netanyahu.)
  If Obama decides to fight back and activate his doomsday weapon — the accusation that Israel puts the lives of American
  servicemen at risk — this would have catastrophic consequences for Israel.
  For the time being, this is only a shot across the bow — a warning shot fired by a warship in order to induce another
  vessel to follow its instructions. The warning is clear. Even if the present crisis is somehow damped down, it will
  inevitably flare up again and again as long as the present coalition in Israel stays in power.
  When the movie "Hurt Locker" won its awards, the entire American public was united in its concern about the lives of its
  soldiers in the Middle East. If this public becomes convinced that Israel is sticking a knife in their back, it will be a disaster
  for Netanyahu. And not just for him.
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  From: Kelly, Craig A
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thu Apr 15 20:52:49 2010
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  S delivered a terrific speech today. Text was great but she also did some masterful riffs from it. Everyone was talking
  about it the rest of the afternoon. It was cited in every bilat I sat in on.
  ck
  From: Riva-Geoghegan, Margarita M
  To: Corneille, Faith C; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Kelly, Craig A; Colon, Frances A (WHA); Mcilhenny, William W; Bulgrin, Julie
  K; Fitzgerald, Betsy A; Goldwyn, David L; McManus, Matthew T; Duggan, J. Brian; Kastenberg, Rachel L (OES); Dowdy,
  Felix A; Mills, Pamela G; Rooney, Megan; Jordan, Darla A
  Cc: Lomellin, Carmen
  Sent: Thu Apr 15 20:26:31 2010
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  Congratulations!
  From: Corneille, Faith C
  To: Valenzuela, Arturo A; Kelly, Craig A; Colon, Frances A (WHA); McIlhenny, William W; Bulgrin, Julie K; Fitzgerald,
  Betsy A; Riva-Geoghegan, Margarita M; Goldwyn, David L; McManus, Matthew T; Duggan, J. Brian; Kastenberg, Rachel L
  (OES); Dowdy, Felix A; Mills, Pamela G; Rooney, Megan; Jordan, Dada A
  Sent: Thu Apr 15 20:21:27 2010
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  News from
  Congressman Eliot Engel
  Representing the Bronx, Westchester, and Rockland Counties
  Offices in the Bronx, Mount Vernon and West Nyack
  2161 Rayburn HOB, Washington, DC 20515
  Contact: Jeremy Tomasulo at 202-225-2464
  For Release: Thursday, April 15, 2010
  ENGEL OFFERS STRONG SUPPORT FOR
  ENERGY AND CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP OF THE AMERICAS
  Washington, DC--Congressman Eliot Engel, Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the
  Western Hemisphere, issued the following statement today to recognize the Energy and Climate Ministerial of
  the Americas, held on April 15-16 in Washington DC.
  "I would like to offer my strong support for the Energy and Climate Ministerial of the Americas being held
  today at the Inter-American Development Bank and at the Organization for American States on April 16. I
  attended the Summit of the Americas in Trinidad and Tobago in April 2009 when President Obama announced
  the Energy and Climate Partnership of the Americas (ECPA) to address the energy and climate change
  challenges facing the region. The challenges are many as seen in frequent blackouts in major cities in the
  region and the lack of access to electricity in the rural countryside. Energy poverty, energy inefficiency and
  poor infrastructure have a direct impact on economic growth and development in many countries.
  "The Energy and Climate Partnership of the Americas is an effort to address these issues head on. But it's not
  an initiative that places the United States in a role in which it provides all the assistance or direction. It's
  innovative since it sets up a voluntary and flexible framework that is open to governments, private industry, and
  civil society to lead or participate in initiatives that reflect their priorities. Many countries in the Western
  Hemisphere such as Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and Canada plan on leading initiatives under ECPA. El
  Salvador, Chile, Costa Rica and Trinidad and Tobago will set up Clean Energy Technology Centers to serve as
  sources of expertise on renewable energy technologies.
  "I applaud the efforts of the representatives of the 32 countries and over 200 businesses and civil society
  organizations attending the Energy and Climate Ministerial of the Americas. Many initiatives will be
  announced during the Ministerial. It's impressive to see the fast progress on ECPA since President Obama
  announced it last year. This is clearly a sign of the new relationship that the Obama Administration would like
  with the countries of the Western Hemisphere - an inclusive one based on partnership and focused on pragmatic
  problem solving and not political posturing. I plan on working with President Obama, Secretary of State
  Clinton, and Energy Secretary Steven Chu to make sure the goals and priorities of the Energy and Climate
  Partnership of the Americas are met."
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  FYI
  From: Lindwall, David E
  Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 5:03 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Curtis, Meghann A; Reynoso, Julissa
  Cc: Merten, Kenneth H; Rodriguez, Karen M; Robinson, Stephanie L
  Subject: FW: Spanish Thanks
  You may already be aware of this, but in the event you aren't: A Spanish helicopter based on their Navy ship "Castilla"
  disappeared in a mountainous region near the Dominican border shortly before noon. The Spanish Embassy called us,
  and JTF scrambled a helo. Chilean MINUSTAH helo had also been dispatched. The Spanish helo apparently crashed and
  burned in an area where rescue helos could not land, so a JTF helo landed in the closest area and US troops with
  stretchers hiked in. On arrival, they reported that the crew of four had all been killed. We are getting body bags into
  the site now and will remove the bodies today. This is the first fatality involving foreign troops engaged in earthquake
  response.
  From: Keen, Ken LTG USA USSOUTHCOM/SC-CC (L) [mailto:
  Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 3:59 PM
  To: Merten, Kenneth H; Lindwall, David E
  Subject: Re: Spanish Thanks
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  Thanks, will pass it along to those who responded. Sorry there was not a better outcome. As happened here, we do keep
  a quick reaction force ready to respond to events like this. If it is life or limb we will launch them immediately.
  V/R
  Ken
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  To: Keen, Ken LTG USA USSOUTHCOM/SC-CC (L); Lindwall, David E <LindwalIDE@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Apr 16 16:46:56 2010
  Subject: Spanish Thanks
  Gen! Keen,
  The Spanish Ambassador just called to express his government's gratitude for the U.S. rescue/recovery efforts regarding
  the helicopter. I told him all credit was due to my colleagues in the U.S. military and that I would pass along his thanks to
  you.
  KM
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  FW: Haiti
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  From: Goosby, Eric
  Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2010 2:48 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: RE: Haiti
  Cheryl:
  B5
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  The National MSPP is just the Ministry of Health for Haiti at the National level (Minister Larsen's office). We spent a long
  time with him and I
  We plan to discuss the USG contributions next week and in the April 26th meeting with the MSPP.
  In our TA strategy that ( attached in the original email), we
  outline the areas we can specifically support them in developing the capabilities needed to be a strong oversight
  National office of Health that can lead and support the Department ministries in carrying out the work.
  Right now we have committed to talking further with the Cubans about reconstruction efforts and in further clarifying
  the role they would play with HUEH. There are many areas we could work together with the Cubans that would be
  beneficial to the Haitian medical system. You will still have the opportunity to call final package. We will make sure we
  are clear where our proposal overlaps with the final vision of the Haitians and other donors.
  Whole of Government Approach:
  Eric
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2010 2:10 PM
  To: Goosby, Eric
  Cc: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: RE: Haiti
  Eric
  Thank you for this and for coming — I am very grateful.
  I have always understood that while GOH appreciated Cuban doctors and training,
  I understand that frame, and assuming they have physicians and 1.4(D)
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  managers, it makes comp e e sense.
  What I still feel like is a bit of a mystery to me, though I know once Dalberg has the proposed final strategy, they will do
  a careful implementation plan at the direction of you and Judith, is what exactly this means for USG specific activities.
  For example:
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  Thanks.
  cdm
  From: Goosby, Eric
  Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2010 12:15 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: Haiti
  Cheryl:
  I hope you completed your trip and returned safely. I got back yesterday. I just wanted to close the loop on the
  discussions I completed with the Ministry of Health Haiti (MSPP) and a brief update on the discussion with the Cubans.
  Cuban Delegation:
  1. We agreed to talk further about the specifics of the collaboration with the Cuban-Haitian Government, to
  meet on April 22-23rd to discuss specifics and then again after the April 26th meeting.
  . Agreed to develop a National MSPP focused Technical Assistance Strategy
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  After the Cuban discussion ended, we toured the HUEH hospital with Drs. Henry and Thimothe followed by a
  long dinner with Minister Larsen agreed to do the following:
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  I hope to catch up with you soon, see you Monday. I am in the office most of the weekend if you want to talk.
  Eric
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  Sure--I'll call him now.
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  Ill ask about 7
  And make sure he can connect to a white phone.

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  Ill ask about 7
  And make sure he can connect to a white phone.
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  Sent: Sat Apr 17 16:27:36 2010
  Subject: Re: Jim steinberg asking to talk secure today. Are you able to?
  Ok. How about 7? Does that work for him? Can I call on my white phone which is now working?
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  To: H
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  7 with jim is fine
  Call from your white phone when u r ready and they will connect you.

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  For filing: My immediate take on the Oscars is that it was Hollywood's re-voting of the 2008 primaries, not giving it to the
  "Avatar" but to the tough woman. Sid

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  For filing: My immediate take on the Oscars is that it was Hollywood's re-voting of the 2008 primaries, not giving it to the
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  FY1
  From: Jones, Paul W
  Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 6:11 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Subject: Fw: From the FT: U.S. civilians battle to help Afghanistan
  Jake
  Very worthwhile article from a couple of days ago. If S hasn't already seen, she might appreciate it. Karl and folks in Kabul
  are quite pleased with it. Paul
  From: Simon, Jessica L
  To: SSRAP_Expanded; Philadelphia, Carlton A; Campbell, Piper; Crowley, Philip 3; Chitre, Nanda S; (U) Toner, Mark C;
  Duguid, Gordon K; USAID Press Officers
  Sent: Sun Mar 07 21:55:50 2010
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  From Emb Kabul:
  Hey, guys! Just wanted to flag this story that includes some good work by our civilians in the Arghandab. Thanks! -CH
  http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/894535f4-272c-11df-b84e-00144feabdc0.html
  US civilians battle to help Afghanistan
  By Matthew Green
  Published: March 5 2010 22:43 I Last updated: March 5 2010 22:43
  US State Department representative Christopher Harich (top left) and Kevin Melton
  flank Haji Abdul Jabar as they discuss the restoration of a religious monument
  Each morning this winter, Haji Abdul Jabar has packed a flask of home-brewed green tea for work. It's not frugality; he's trying to avoid
  being poisoned. You can't be too careful: before leaving the house, he also straps a Smith & Wesson 9mm handgun into a holster
  secreted in the depths of his robes. Seized with occasional fits of passion, Jabar has been known to whip out the gun during meetings.
  He may be jumpy, but tactics like this are not entirely out of place in his line of work: as district governor, the 65-year-old has an
  unenviable task — of wresting the Arghandab River Valley, one of the most dangerous places in Afghanistan, from the Taliban.
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  Viewed from the roof of Jabar's district headquarters, the sweep of the valley is at once beautiful - bleakly majestic - and charged with
  menace. A distant range of low, dun-coloured hills defines the valley's opposite flank. Orchards of pomegranate trees, their branches
  stripped bare by the cold, line the banks of a river meandering across the valley floor, dividing the east side of Arghandab from the
  west.
  The east is where Jabar's office is perched, and where US troops feel safer -
  it's the west side they call "bad juju land". Insurgents use a strip of desert there
  to infiltrate Kandahar, the birthplace of the Taliban in the mid-1990s, and the
  pivot on which previous Afghan wars have turned. Roadside bombs hidden in
  the lush vineyards last year turned Arghandab into a killing field. A battalion of
  the 82nd Airborne Division deployed here in mid-December is hoping for better
  luck, but a new showdown is coming. Stanley McChrystal, the Nato The district governor's office
  commander in Afghanistan, has vowed to secure Kandahar. The Taliban want
  It back.
  One night, one of the insurgents called the governor's mobile. "He said, 'I'm going to kill you, you're working for the Americans,-says
  Jabar, sitting on the carpet in his office. "I said, 'Do whatever you can do.' Then I abused him and hung up." Jabar normally cuts a
  rather solemn figure. At this recollection, he laughed.
  Jabar is not alone in his mission. Aside from the 2-508 battalion of the 82nd Airborne two Americans have arrived in Arghandab to help
  out: 27-year-old Kevin Melton and 35-year-old Christopher Harich. They're part of the Obama administration's "civilian surge",
  announced alongside a fresh build-up of US troops.
  Working out of the whitewashed, two-storey district office, this unlikely trio aims to turn the tide of opinion in the district. They must do it
  before spring, when the valley will come into leaf and the Taliban fighters return from Pakistan in time for the fighting season.
  "Arghandab is the gate to Kandahar city," Jabar says. "If Arghandab is lost, Kandahar is also lost. It's the most important valley in
  Afghanistan."
  Haji Abdul Jabar and Kevin Melton of US Aid above the Arghandab Valley
  Jabar, Harich and Melton have little in common but their beards. Melton, who grew up in the suburbs of Washington, is working for
  USAid, the US governments development agency. Hard-driving and anxious to get results, Melton juggles a raft of plans for projects
  from solar-powered lamps for villages, to schemes for hydroelectricity and renovating a shrine clinging to a nearby mountainside. His
  past experience includes work in Sudan, but the challenge in Arghandab trumps anything he has previously attempted. "It feels like
  there's no end to the day," he said. "It's physically, mentally, emotionally and intellectually exhausting."
  Harich is a lawyer and a former marine from Louisiana who until recently worked as a policy adviser to the governor of West Virginia.
  He now represents the US State Department in Arghandab. "I've no doubt in my mind that we're going to have a fight this summer," he
  says. "When the Taliban come back in May, are they welcomed with open arms?"
  Strapping on their khaki-coloured helmets and flak jackets and donning wraparound protective sunglasses whenever they leave the
  base, Melton and Harich bear a distinct resemblance to the US soldiers who protect them.
  Jabar, meanwhile, sports neck and wrist pouches containing Koranic charms to ward off the health risks caused by his high blood
  pressure. (He takes advantage of the medic in the US military base adjacent to his office for regular check-ups.)
  Both the Americans were lured by the challenge of participating in the US adventure in Afghanistan for a year. Sleeping in vacant
  rooms in the district office and equipped with a V-Sat internet link to keep in touch with superiors in Kandahar city - but no shower -
  they must figure out how to work with Jabar to build local government more or less from scratch. Harich aims to act as a "mentor",
  helping Jabar as he works with the provincial government in Kandahar to assemble an administrative team to govern the district of
  more than 55,000 people,
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  Cc: Pally, Maura M
  Sent: Sun Mar 21 11:47:42 2010
  Subject: NYTimes "The Soft Steps of Diplomacy"
  Check out the NYT Arts Section front page cover story today on ECA. It's spectacular. Was put together by Maura and
  Laura Tischler, a FSO on loan to ECA from Prs shop. Ann Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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  WE WILL NOT DEVELOP ANY POSITION WITH RESPECT TO NEGOTIATIONS WITHOUT ARAB CONSENSUS WHETHER IN TERMS OF ACCEPTING OR REJECTING THE US IDEAS.

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  we will not develop any position with respect to negotiations without Arab consensus whether
  in terms of accepting or rejecting the US ideas.
  With regards to resumption of direct negotiations between the Palestinians and Israelis, NAR
  said that there are no proposals (ideas) at present time to resume direct negotiations. He
  said that the Arab and Palestinian position on this issue is clear; there needs to be a clear
  TOR for negotiations and total cessation of settlement activities. He said that the PA
  position in principle is not against negotiations. On the contrary its for negotiations that
  do not waste time since the Palestinian national interest requires a solution as soon as
  possible to create the independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as capital. NAR went on
  to say that before talking about resumption of direct negotiations, there is a need to
  clarify the basis of these negotiations and to know the fate of settlements and to what
  extent will Israeli abide by freezing settlement activities.
  With respect to Israeli provocations which seriously tamper with security and stability, NAR
  said that Israel does not want a return to negotiations but wants to blame the Palestinians
  by saying they don't want to enter negotiations. NAR went on to say 'It is imperative to take
  away this pretext by exposing the real Israeli position to the international community and
  the US administration. He said we are ready to resume negotiations on clear basis but its
  the Israeli side that places obstacles to avert meeting its commitments while blaming the
  Palestinian side (as Israel is accustomed to doing).
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  Can you email Biden's speech to Jon to print for me?
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  When can we do conf call on speech?
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  UUP policing meeting with McGuinness breaks
  down after three minutes
  Latest row comes on eve of critical vote in Stormont assembly on transfer of justice powers from London to Belfast
  • Henry McDonald, Ireland correspondent
  • quardian.co.uk, Monday 8 March 2010 17.36 GMT
  • Article history
  A meeting between the Ulster Unionists and Northern Ireland's deputy first minister aimed at securing the party's support
  for the devolution of policing and justice broke down in acrimony this evening.
  The encounter between Martin McGuinness and a UUP delegation lasted all of three minutes at Stormont.
  The latest row comes on the eve of a critical vote in the Stormont assembly on transferring justice and policing powers
  from London to Belfast. The UUP has indicated it will not support the last act of devolution because they believe the entire
  power-sharing executive is dysfunctional.
  Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader, told the Guardian last month his party would not support the transfer of these powers
  unless it obtained concessions on education — specifically the retention of academic selection to grammar schools at 11.
  Following the aborted meeting today, the UUP released a statement condemning both McGuinness and Peter Robinson,
  the first minister, who is leader of the rival Democratic Unionist party. The UUP claimed it had been ejected from the
  deputy first minister's office.
  A UUP spokesman said: "An ill-tempered deputy first minister attempted to aggressively lecture the Ulster Unionist party
  on policing and justice. He ridiculously accused us of being an anti-agreement party. Our delegation robustly reminded the
  deputy first minister that we were the party which brought power-sharing government to Stormont.
  "Quite clearly dissent and disagreement are unacceptable to Sinn Fein — unfortunately for Mr McGuinness, a party voting
  against a motion with which it disagrees is basic, normal democratic politics."
  The spokesman added that McGuinness's "angry and aggressive attempt to lecture" the UUP was "wholly unacceptable".
  "When challenged on his tone, the meeting broke down. The UUP will not take lectures on our commitment to devolution
  from Martin McGuinness.
  "If this is how Sinn Fein understands power-sharing, then it is small wonder that the [Northern Ireland] executive is
  dysfunctional."
  If the DUP and Sinn Fein press ahead with the vote it is highly likely that the leader of the centrist, non-sectarian Alliance
  party, David Ford, will become the first justice minister for Northern Ireland.
  The SDLP will back the transfer of policing and justice powers in the Assembly tomorrow. However the nationalist party is
  angry that it is not being offered the justice ministry. Under the rules governing the hand-out of ministries in the power-
  sharing government the SDLP are officially entitled to choose the next ministry.
  The party opposes the appointment of Ford as justice minister but will still support the transfer of these powers as they
  want to be seen to continue to back the power-sharing arrangement.
  US Congress warns Cameron over danger of
  failed Ulster police deal
  Yes vote on Hillsborough agreement would see policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month
  • Nicholas Watt, chief political correspondent
  • guardian.co.uk, Sunday 7 March 2010 22.12 GMT
  • Article history
  US secretary of state Hillary Clinton is said to be concerned at Cameron's apparent failure to exert pressure on his UUP
  partners. Photograph: Karim Jaafar/AFP/Getty Images
  David Cameron has been given a stark warning from Washington that dissident terrorists will be "emboldened" to intensify
  their attacks in Northern Ireland and millions of dollars of US investment will be threatened if he fails to persuade the
  Tories' Ulster Unionist partners to endorse the final stage of the peace process.
  In a sign of deep unease in Washington at the Tories' electoral pact with the UUP, a bipartisan group of US Congress
  members have demanded Cameron must "aggressively" encourage his partners to endorse the deal in a vote in the
  Northern Ireland assembly on Tuesday.
  "At this defining moment in the peace process, it is crucial that all the political parties speak with one voice about their
  shared future," the members of Congress wrote in a private letter to Cameron.
  Without a unanimous vote, they said, the province's elected officials would be sending the wrong message to the people
  they represent, and to the world.
  "Dissidents are trying to destabilise the political institutions and turn the clock back ... These dissidents will continue to be
  emboldened if they sense there is no political unanimity on the way forward ... The challenge of bringing good jobs to
  Northern Ireland will be made more difficult if potential investors do not believe there is political stability."
  The letter by congressional leaders of the 41 million-strong Irish-American community has been passed to the Guardian
  before the crucial vote on last month's Hillsborough agreement between Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionists.
  A yes vote would see policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month in what the British government
  has dubbed the final piece in the jigsaw of the 1998 Good Friday agreement.
  The congressmen and women, whose views reflect the private misgivings of the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton,
  wrote to Cameron after learning that his electoral partners in Northern Ireland were voicing doubts about endorsing the
  deal. Clinton is said to be alarmed that Cameron has either failed, or not bothered, to warn the UUP of the dangers of
  obstructing the deal.
  A Tory source said: "David Cameron has consistently made clear that we support the devolution of policing and criminal
  justice powers ... We welcomed the agreement between the DUP and Sinn Fein. The final details are for the parties in the
  executive, working as a four-party coalition, to decide. We hope that between now and Tuesday any outstanding issues
  can be solved."
  The Hillsborough agreement was brokered last month under a system endorsed by the UUP when it was the largest party
  in Northern Ireland. This says that any change must have the consent of 50% of both the nationalist and Unionist
  communities and 50% of the assembly.
  Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement, will meet his party's
  executive tomorrow night to decide how to vote.
  The deal could still be passed tomorrow without the support of the UUP because the DUP's 36 assembly members
  account for more than 50% of the unionist bloc. But there are fears in Washington that a no vote from the UUP, seen as a
  moribund force until Cameron breathed new life into it, would destabilise many members of the DUP and undermine
  support for the devolution of policing and criminal justice powers.
  US eyes on Northern Ireland in countdown to
  crucial peace vote
  Hillary Clinton, the White House and Congressional leaders look for a yes vote in Belfast
  By Nick Watt
  Guardian
  For a few hours tomorrow, the United States will turn its attention to Northern Ireland. Democratic and Republican leaders
  will both be watching to see whether all mainstream political parties endorse the final stage in the implementation of the
  Good Friday Agreement: the devolution of policing and criminal justice powers.
  Sir Reg Empey, the leader of the Ulster Unionist party, is meeting his executive tonight to decide whether to vote yes.
  Empey has severe doubts about the deal between Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist party. This would see policing
  and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month — a key nationalist demand — in return for the long-standing
  unionist demand for a review of the way in which contentious parades are run.
  Intense pressure is being placed on Empey to fall into line. Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state who has taken a keen
  interest in Northern Ireland since the peace process was launched in the early days of her husband's presidency, spent
  15 minutes talking to Empey by phone, according to BBC Northern Ireland.
  But transatlantic pressure has also been brought to bear on the other side of the Irish Sea. I reported this morning that a
  group of bipartisan US Congressmen have written to David Cameron asking him to use his influence with the UUP, which
  recently formed an electoral pact with the Tories, to vote yes.
  The unease among the US Congress members is shared by Hillary Clinton. She is said to believe that Cameron would be
  well advised to follow the example of John Major, who was respected as an impartial referee.
  The concerns in the US will raise questions about claims made in private recently by William Hague. The shadow foreign
  secretary is saying that, despite their political differences, he is forging a strong bond with Clinton.
  But all sides need to be careful. The Tories, who support the deal between Sinn Fein and the DUP, believe that ministers
  need to be careful about frightening the UUP with too much political pressure. The government was this morning
  trumpeting a poll, commissioned by them, which showed overwhelming support among UUP voters for a yes vote. But, as
  Slugger O'Toole notes, there is some debate about the methodology.
  "It almost feels like the government want the UUP to vote no so they can draw one of Gordon Brown's beloved dividing
  lines and say we are to blame for it all going wrong," one Tory tells me.

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  To:
  Subject: H: latest news on NI. Empey Dumpty... Sid
  UUP policing meeting with McGuinness breaks
  down after three minutes
  Latest row comes on eve of critical vote in Stormont assembly on transfer of justice powers from London to Belfast
  • Henry McDonald, Ireland correspondent
  • quardian.co.uk, Monday 8 March 2010 17.36 GMT
  • Article history
  A meeting between the Ulster Unionists and Northern Ireland's deputy first minister aimed at securing the party's support
  for the devolution of policing and justice broke down in acrimony this evening.
  The encounter between Martin McGuinness and a UUP delegation lasted all of three minutes at Stormont.
  The latest row comes on the eve of a critical vote in the Stormont assembly on transferring justice and policing powers
  from London to Belfast. The UUP has indicated it will not support the last act of devolution because they believe the entire
  power-sharing executive is dysfunctional.
  Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader, told the Guardian last month his party would not support the transfer of these powers
  unless it obtained concessions on education — specifically the retention of academic selection to grammar schools at 11.
  Following the aborted meeting today, the UUP released a statement condemning both McGuinness and Peter Robinson,
  the first minister, who is leader of the rival Democratic Unionist party. The UUP claimed it had been ejected from the
  deputy first minister's office.
  A UUP spokesman said: "An ill-tempered deputy first minister attempted to aggressively lecture the Ulster Unionist party
  on policing and justice. He ridiculously accused us of being an anti-agreement party. Our delegation robustly reminded the
  deputy first minister that we were the party which brought power-sharing government to Stormont.
  "Quite clearly dissent and disagreement are unacceptable to Sinn Fein — unfortunately for Mr McGuinness, a party voting
  against a motion with which it disagrees is basic, normal democratic politics."
  The spokesman added that McGuinness's "angry and aggressive attempt to lecture" the UUP was "wholly unacceptable".
  "When challenged on his tone, the meeting broke down. The UUP will not take lectures on our commitment to devolution
  from Martin McGuinness.
  "If this is how Sinn Fein understands power-sharing, then it is small wonder that the [Northern Ireland] executive is
  dysfunctional."
  If the DUP and Sinn Fein press ahead with the vote it is highly likely that the leader of the centrist, non-sectarian Alliance
  party, David Ford, will become the first justice minister for Northern Ireland.
  The SDLP will back the transfer of policing and justice powers in the Assembly tomorrow. However the nationalist party is
  angry that it is not being offered the justice ministry. Under the rules governing the hand-out of ministries in the power-
  sharing government the SDLP are officially entitled to choose the next ministry.
  The party opposes the appointment of Ford as justice minister but will still support the transfer of these powers as they
  want to be seen to continue to back the power-sharing arrangement.
  US Congress warns Cameron over danger of
  failed Ulster police deal
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768439 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768439 Date: 08/31/2015
  Yes vote on Hillsborough agreement would see policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month
  • Nicholas Watt, chief political correspondent
  • guardian.co.uk, Sunday 7 March 2010 22.12 GMT
  • Article history
  US secretary of state Hillary Clinton is said to be concerned at Cameron's apparent failure to exert pressure on his UUP
  partners. Photograph: Karim Jaafar/AFP/Getty Images
  David Cameron has been given a stark warning from Washington that dissident terrorists will be "emboldened" to intensify
  their attacks in Northern Ireland and millions of dollars of US investment will be threatened if he fails to persuade the
  Tories' Ulster Unionist partners to endorse the final stage of the peace process.
  In a sign of deep unease in Washington at the Tories' electoral pact with the UUP, a bipartisan group of US Congress
  members have demanded Cameron must "aggressively" encourage his partners to endorse the deal in a vote in the
  Northern Ireland assembly on Tuesday.
  "At this defining moment in the peace process, it is crucial that all the political parties speak with one voice about their
  shared future," the members of Congress wrote in a private letter to Cameron.
  Without a unanimous vote, they said, the province's elected officials would be sending the wrong message to the people
  they represent, and to the world.
  "Dissidents are trying to destabilise the political institutions and turn the clock back ... These dissidents will continue to be
  emboldened if they sense there is no political unanimity on the way forward ... The challenge of bringing good jobs to
  Northern Ireland will be made more difficult if potential investors do not believe there is political stability."
  The letter by congressional leaders of the 41 million-strong Irish-American community has been passed to the Guardian
  before the crucial vote on last month's Hillsborough agreement between Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionists.
  A yes vote would see policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month in what the British government
  has dubbed the final piece in the jigsaw of the 1998 Good Friday agreement.
  The congressmen and women, whose views reflect the private misgivings of the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton,
  wrote to Cameron after learning that his electoral partners in Northern Ireland were voicing doubts about endorsing the
  deal. Clinton is said to be alarmed that Cameron has either failed, or not bothered, to warn the UUP of the dangers of
  obstructing the deal.
  A Tory source said: "David Cameron has consistently made clear that we support the devolution of policing and criminal
  justice powers ... We welcomed the agreement between the DUP and Sinn Fein. The final details are for the parties in the
  executive, working as a four-party coalition, to decide. We hope that between now and Tuesday any outstanding issues
  can be solved."
  The Hillsborough agreement was brokered last month under a system endorsed by the UUP when it was the largest party
  in Northern Ireland. This says that any change must have the consent of 50% of both the nationalist and Unionist
  communities and 50% of the assembly.
  Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement, will meet his party's
  executive tomorrow night to decide how to vote.
  The deal could still be passed tomorrow without the support of the UUP because the DUP's 36 assembly members
  account for more than 50% of the unionist bloc. But there are fears in Washington that a no vote from the UUP, seen as a
  moribund force until Cameron breathed new life into it, would destabilise many members of the DUP and undermine
  support for the devolution of policing and criminal justice powers.
  US eyes on Northern Ireland in countdown to
  crucial peace vote
  Hillary Clinton, the White House and Congressional leaders look for a yes vote in Belfast
  By Nick Watt
  Guardian
  For a few hours tomorrow, the United States will turn its attention to Northern Ireland. Democratic and Republican leaders
  will both be watching to see whether all mainstream political parties endorse the final stage in the implementation of the
  Good Friday Agreement: the devolution of policing and criminal justice powers.
  Sir Reg Empey, the leader of the Ulster Unionist party, is meeting his executive tonight to decide whether to vote yes.
  Empey has severe doubts about the deal between Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist party. This would see policing
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768439 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768439 Date: 08/31/2015
  and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month — a key nationalist demand — in return for the long-standing
  unionist demand for a review of the way in which contentious parades are run.
  Intense pressure is being placed on Empey to fall into line. Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state who has taken a keen
  interest in Northern Ireland since the peace process was launched in the early days of her husband's presidency, spent
  15 minutes talking to Empey by phone, according to BBC Northern Ireland.
  But transatlantic pressure has also been brought to bear on the other side of the Irish Sea. I reported this morning that a
  group of bipartisan US Congressmen have written to David Cameron asking him to use his influence with the UUP, which
  recently formed an electoral pact with the Tories, to vote yes.
  The unease among the US Congress members is shared by Hillary Clinton. She is said to believe that Cameron would be
  well advised to follow the example of John Major, who was respected as an impartial referee.
  The concerns in the US will raise questions about claims made in private recently by William Hague. The shadow foreign
  secretary is saying that, despite their political differences, he is forging a strong bond with Clinton.
  But all sides need to be careful. The Tories, who support the deal between Sinn Fein and the DUP, believe that ministers
  need to be careful about frightening the UUP with too much political pressure. The government was this morning
  trumpeting a poll, commissioned by them, which showed overwhelming support among UUP voters for a yes vote. But, as
  Slugger O'Toole notes, there is some debate about the methodology.
  "It almost feels like the government want the UUP to vote no so they can draw one of Gordon Brown's beloved dividing
  lines and say we are to blame for it all going wrong," one Tory tells me.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768439 Date: 08/31/2015



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  US Congress warns Cameron over danger of failed
  Ulster police deal
  Yes vote on Hillsborough agreement would see policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next
  month
  David Cameron has been given a stark warning from Washington that dissident terrorists will be "emboldened"
  to intensify their attacks in Northern Ireland and millions of dollars of US investment will be threatened if he
  fails to persuade the Tories' Ulster Unionist partners to endorse the final stage of the peace process.
  In a sign of deep unease in Washington at the Tories' electoral pact with the UUP, a bipartisan group of US
  Congress members have demanded Cameron must "aggressively" encourage his partners to endorse the deal in
  a vote in the Northern Ireland assembly on Tuesday.
  "At this defining moment in the peace process, it is crucial that all the political parties speak with one voice
  about their shared future," the members of Congress wrote in a private letter to Cameron.
  Without a unanimous vote, they said, the province's elected officials would be sending the wrong message to
  the people they represent, and to the world.
  "Dissidents are trying to destabilise the political institutions and turn the clock back ... These dissidents will
  continue to be emboldened if they sense there is no political unanimity on the way forward ... The challenge of
  bringing good jobs to Northern Ireland will be made more difficult if potential investors do not believe there is
  political stability."
  The letter by congressional leaders of the 41 million-strong Irish-American community has been passed to the
  Guardian before the crucial vote on last month's Hillsborough agreement between Sinn Fein and the Democratic
  Unionists.
  A yes vote would see policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month in what the British
  government has dubbed the final piece in the jigsaw of the 1998 Good Friday agreement.
  The congressmen and women, whose views reflect the private misgivings of the US secretary of state, Hillary
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  about endorsing the deal. Clinton is said to be alarmed that Cameron has either failed, or not bothered, to warn
  the UUP of the dangers of obstructing the deal.
  A Tory source said: "David Cameron has consistently made clear that we support the devolution of policing and
  criminal justice powers ... We welcomed the agreement between the DUP and Sinn Fein. The final details are
  for the parties in the executive, working as a four-party coalition, to decide. We hope that between now and
  Tuesday any outstanding issues can be solved."
  The Hillsborough agreement was brokered last month under a system endorsed by the UUP when it was the
  largest party in Northern Ireland. This says that any change must have the consent of 50% of both the nationalist
  and Unionist communities and 50% of the assembly.
  Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement, will meet his
  party's executive tomorrow night to decide how to vote.
  The deal could still be passed tomorrow without the support of the UUP because the DUP's 36 assembly
  members account for more than 50% of the unionist bloc. But there are fears in Washington that a no vote from
  the UUP, seen as a moribund force until Cameron breathed new life into it, would destabilise many members of
  the DUP and undermine support for the devolution of policing and criminal justice powers.

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  Sent: Monday, March 8, 2010 4:55 PM
  To:
  Subject: Guardian
  US Congress warns Cameron over danger of failed
  Ulster police deal
  Yes vote on Hillsborough agreement would see policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next
  month
  David Cameron has been given a stark warning from Washington that dissident terrorists will be "emboldened"
  to intensify their attacks in Northern Ireland and millions of dollars of US investment will be threatened if he
  fails to persuade the Tories' Ulster Unionist partners to endorse the final stage of the peace process.
  In a sign of deep unease in Washington at the Tories' electoral pact with the UUP, a bipartisan group of US
  Congress members have demanded Cameron must "aggressively" encourage his partners to endorse the deal in
  a vote in the Northern Ireland assembly on Tuesday.
  "At this defining moment in the peace process, it is crucial that all the political parties speak with one voice
  about their shared future," the members of Congress wrote in a private letter to Cameron.
  Without a unanimous vote, they said, the province's elected officials would be sending the wrong message to
  the people they represent, and to the world.
  "Dissidents are trying to destabilise the political institutions and turn the clock back ... These dissidents will
  continue to be emboldened if they sense there is no political unanimity on the way forward ... The challenge of
  bringing good jobs to Northern Ireland will be made more difficult if potential investors do not believe there is
  political stability."
  The letter by congressional leaders of the 41 million-strong Irish-American community has been passed to the
  Guardian before the crucial vote on last month's Hillsborough agreement between Sinn Fein and the Democratic
  Unionists.
  A yes vote would see policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month in what the British
  government has dubbed the final piece in the jigsaw of the 1998 Good Friday agreement.
  The congressmen and women, whose views reflect the private misgivings of the US secretary of state, Hillary
  Clinton, wrote to Cameron after learning that his electoral partners in Northern Ireland were voicing doubts
  about endorsing the deal. Clinton is said to be alarmed that Cameron has either failed, or not bothered, to warn
  the UUP of the dangers of obstructing the deal.
  A Tory source said: "David Cameron has consistently made clear that we support the devolution of policing and
  criminal justice powers ... We welcomed the agreement between the DUP and Sinn Fein. The final details are
  for the parties in the executive, working as a four-party coalition, to decide. We hope that between now and
  Tuesday any outstanding issues can be solved."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768443 Date: 08/31/2015

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  The Hillsborough agreement was brokered last month under a system endorsed by the UUP when it was the
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  Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement, will meet his
  party's executive tomorrow night to decide how to vote.
  The deal could still be passed tomorrow without the support of the UUP because the DUP's 36 assembly
  members account for more than 50% of the unionist bloc. But there are fears in Washington that a no vote from
  the UUP, seen as a moribund force until Cameron breathed new life into it, would destabilise many members of
  the DUP and undermine support for the devolution of policing and criminal justice powers.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768443 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Jon should've printed new draft about 30 mins ago.
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  Sent: Sun Mar 21 13:07:17 2010
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  When can we do conf call on speech?
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  Yes, I am asking for new date options.
  Lona Valmoro
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  Yes, I am asking for new date options.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Mar 21 13:27:13 2010
  Subject: Small dinner
  Can we reschedule the dinner if I can't do the 24th?
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ExtractedSubject: BBC: UUP to vote against justice deal
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  Sent: Monday, March 8, 2010 5:57 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: UUP to vote against justice deal
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Lakhdhir, Kamala S (Belfast)
  Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 5:17 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Susman, Louis B; LeBaron, Richard B; McNicholas, Daniel F; Nystrom, Dwight D; Boyer, Spencer P;
  Cormack, Maureen E; Dwyer, Stuart A; Hackworth, Jason K
  Cc: Roland, Kevin S (Belfast)
  Subject: BBC: UUP to vote against justice deal
  UUP to vote against justice deal
  Page last updated at 22:05 GMT, Monday, 8 March 2010 The Ulster Unionist Executive has endorsed the party's decision
  to vote against the devolution of policing and justice powers to Northern Ireland.
  The assembly is to vote on whether the powers should be devolved on Tuesday.
  Earlier on Monday, the UUP accused Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward of political and emotional blackmail
  ahead of Tuesday's vote.
  Danny Kennedy said he had linked the vote to the anniversary of the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll.
  The vote takes place exactly a year after the police officer was murdered by the Continuity IRA in Craigavon.
  Mr Woodward said transferring justice powers on Tuesday would send an important message to those responsible for
  his death and dissident republicans in general.
  Bur Mr Kennedy, the UUP's deputy leader, said the secretary of state was guilty of "political and emotional blackmail"
  and called on him to consider his position.
  The UUP has been refusing to endorse the Hillsborough Agreement, insisting that matters such as education, parading
  and "the dysfunctional nature of the current executive" must be addressed.
  On Monday night, former DUP leader Ian Paisley said the UUP would be making a "colossal mistake" by not backing the
  deal.
  Mr Paisley was speaking to DUP members in Ballymena as he announced his retirement as MP for north Antrim.
  The DUP selected his son, Ian Jnr, as its candidate in the forthcoming Westminster election at the same meeting.
  Meanwhile,
  It also suggested that 70% of unionists favour Northern Ireland politicians being in charge of policing issues, compared to
  83% of nationalists.
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  Story from BBC NEWS:
  http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/41/hi/northern_ireland/8556766.stm
  Published: 2010/03/08 22:05:28 GMT
  C) BBC MMX
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  George Bush to David Cameron: don't derail
  Northern Ireland peace process
  Exclusive: Former president urges Cameron to rein in Unionist partners
  • Nicholas Watt
  • quardian.co.uk, Monday 8 March 2010 21.20 GMT
  • Article history
  Former US president George Bush has called David Cameron over his concerns for the Northern Ireland peace process.
  Photograph: Andrew Parsons/PA
  The former US president George Bush has made a direct plea to David Cameron to support the Northern Ireland peace
  process, amid widespread concern in the US about the Tories' new electoral pact with the Ulster Unionists.
  In his most active intervention since leaving the White House, Bush took the rare step of calling the Conservative leader to
  ask him to use his influence to press his unionist partners to endorse the final stages of the 15-year search for a
  settlement.
  Bush, who took a close interest in the peace process during his years in the White House, telephoned Cameron last
  Friday to ask him to plead with the UUP leader, Sir Reg Empey, to endorse the deal in a vote tomorrow in the Northern
  Ireland assembly.
  Democrats and Republicans fear that the peace process could be undermined if the Ulster Unionist party, formerly
  Northern Ireland's largest party, which governed the province until direct rule was imposed in 1972, votes against the
  devolution of policing and criminal justice powers to Belfast.
  While the UUP does not have enough votes to scupper the deal, the White House fears a no vote from the UUP could
  undermine support for the settlement within the Democratic Unionist party and among the wider unionist community.
  Cameron has faced intense pressure in recent months over his decision to form an electoral pact with the UUP, which
  could provide him with crucial support if the general election leads to a hung parliament. The pact has prompted fears in
  Washington that Cameron may abandon the even-handed approach to Northern Ireland adopted by John Major in the
  early years of the peace process.
  The Guardian understands that the White House is so concerned that the US economic envoy to Northern Ireland, Declan
  Kelly, persuaded Bush to intervene. The former president telephoned Cameron to ask him to use his influence to
  persuade Empey to vote for the deal.
  "There was a feeling that a conservative to conservative conversation was the right way to go about this," said one source
  familiar with the transatlantic negotiations. "This conversation was borne out of the concern that Empey is holding out."
  Another source familiar with the contact said: "This is the most active thing George W Bush has done in his post-
  presidency period. He has been incredibly restrained and diplomatic since leaving the White House. He has maintained
  radio silence."
  One source familiar with thinking on Northern Ireland on both sides of the Atlantic added: "The fact that George W Bush
  has decided to intervene is really significant. He was interested in the peace process as president and appointed an
  envoy. It is a general sign of how concerned people are in the US about what David Cameron is up to."
  A Tory source said: "George Bush did have a conversation with David Cameron. It was a positive conversation. David
  underlined his commitment to the agreement and said we are doing all we can to support it. But he said that we cannot
  force Sir Reg to vote for it. George Bush thanked David and said, 'I can see you are engaged."
  The disclosure of Bush's intervention came as Empey met the executive of his party tonight to decide whether to endorse
  the deal brokered last month at Hillsborough Castle between Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionists that would see
  policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month.
  B6
  The UUP leader, who is minister for employment and learning in the four-party power sharing executive, believes it is
  foolish to devolve the final set of powers while the coalition is struggling to function. In a sign of Empey's unease about
  endorsing the deal, a meeting between the UUP and the Sinn Fein deputy first minster, Martin McGuinness, broke up
  after just three minutes tonight.
  The White House and political leaders across the spectrum in the US have been watching developments with care. Hillary
  Clinton, the US secretary of state, today pleaded with Empey in a 15-minute telephone call to support the deal.
  A group of US Congress members wrote to Cameron last month to issue a stark warning that dissident terrorists will be
  "emboldened" to intensify their attacks if he fails to persuade the Tories' partners to endorse the final stage of the peace
  process.

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  George Bush to David Cameron: don't derail
  Northern Ireland peace process
  Exclusive: Former president urges Cameron to rein in Unionist partners
  • Nicholas Watt
  • quardian.co.uk, Monday 8 March 2010 21.20 GMT
  • Article history
  Former US president George Bush has called David Cameron over his concerns for the Northern Ireland peace process.
  Photograph: Andrew Parsons/PA
  The former US president George Bush has made a direct plea to David Cameron to support the Northern Ireland peace
  process, amid widespread concern in the US about the Tories' new electoral pact with the Ulster Unionists.
  In his most active intervention since leaving the White House, Bush took the rare step of calling the Conservative leader to
  ask him to use his influence to press his unionist partners to endorse the final stages of the 15-year search for a
  settlement.
  Bush, who took a close interest in the peace process during his years in the White House, telephoned Cameron last
  Friday to ask him to plead with the UUP leader, Sir Reg Empey, to endorse the deal in a vote tomorrow in the Northern
  Ireland assembly.
  Democrats and Republicans fear that the peace process could be undermined if the Ulster Unionist party, formerly
  Northern Ireland's largest party, which governed the province until direct rule was imposed in 1972, votes against the
  devolution of policing and criminal justice powers to Belfast.
  While the UUP does not have enough votes to scupper the deal, the White House fears a no vote from the UUP could
  undermine support for the settlement within the Democratic Unionist party and among the wider unionist community.
  Cameron has faced intense pressure in recent months over his decision to form an electoral pact with the UUP, which
  could provide him with crucial support if the general election leads to a hung parliament. The pact has prompted fears in
  Washington that Cameron may abandon the even-handed approach to Northern Ireland adopted by John Major in the
  early years of the peace process.
  The Guardian understands that the White House is so concerned that the US economic envoy to Northern Ireland, Declan
  Kelly, persuaded Bush to intervene. The former president telephoned Cameron to ask him to use his influence to
  persuade Empey to vote for the deal.
  "There was a feeling that a conservative to conservative conversation was the right way to go about this," said one source
  familiar with the transatlantic negotiations. "This conversation was borne out of the concern that Empey is holding out."
  Another source familiar with the contact said: "This is the most active thing George W Bush has done in his post-
  presidency period. He has been incredibly restrained and diplomatic since leaving the White House. He has maintained
  radio silence."
  One source familiar with thinking on Northern Ireland on both sides of the Atlantic added: "The fact that George W Bush
  has decided to intervene is really significant. He was interested in the peace process as president and appointed an
  envoy. It is a general sign of how concerned people are in the US about what David Cameron is up to."
  A Tory source said: "George Bush did have a conversation with David Cameron. It was a positive conversation. David
  underlined his commitment to the agreement and said we are doing all we can to support it. But he said that we cannot
  force Sir Reg to vote for it. George Bush thanked David and said, 'I can see you are engaged."
  The disclosure of Bush's intervention came as Empey met the executive of his party tonight to decide whether to endorse
  the deal brokered last month at Hillsborough Castle between Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionists that would see
  policing and criminal justice powers devolved to Belfast next month.
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  The UUP leader, who is minister for employment and learning in the four-party power sharing executive, believes it is
  foolish to devolve the final set of powers while the coalition is struggling to function. In a sign of Empey's unease about
  endorsing the deal, a meeting between the UUP and the Sinn Fein deputy first minster, Martin McGuinness, broke up
  after just three minutes tonight.
  The White House and political leaders across the spectrum in the US have been watching developments with care. Hillary
  Clinton, the US secretary of state, today pleaded with Empey in a 15-minute telephone call to support the deal.
  A group of US Congress members wrote to Cameron last month to issue a stark warning that dissident terrorists will be
  "emboldened" to intensify their attacks if he fails to persuade the Tories' partners to endorse the final stage of the peace
  process.
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  Subject: FW: Call From Qadhafi Staffer
  FYI
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 5:20 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: FW: Call From Qadhafi Staffer
  Look at this -- from our Embassy in Tripoli, about the Qadhafi rage over PJ's remarks.
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Assistant Secretary
  Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
  Department of State
  202-647-7209
  From: Lempert, Yael
  Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 5:14 PM
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Cc: Schlicher, Ronald L; Sanderson, Janet A; Cretz, Gene A; Polaschik, Joan A; Nardi, Margaret H; Kalmbach, Heather E;
  Baker, Natalie A
  Subject: Call From Qadhafi Staffer
  Jeff,
  Wanted to fill you in on a call I just received from key Qadhafi staffer Mabrouka al Sharef; she's the one who
  initially flagged for us last week that there was GOL blowback to A/S Crowley's comments.
  Sharef began by stating how much Libya valued the bilateral relationship with the US, how we had all worked for
  years to improve things between our countries, "only to have it all ruined in one minute by your spokesman."
  Sharef said she had sat in on meetings today with Qadhafi, PM Baghdadi, and Qadhafi chief of staff Bashir Saleh.
  She said all were "angry and upset" that there had still been no apology from the USG for the "insult to the
  Leader." I reviewed with her Crowley's March 5 comments, noting that he had clarified his remarks were off-hand
  (I translated that in Arabic as "non-official.") I also briefed her on your and A/S Crowley's meeting with Aujali,
  which she had clearly not yet heard about (which means Q most likely had also not been briefed on it). Sharef
  said such a meeting was appreciated, but did not meet the Libyan demand for an apology. She said, repeatedly
  throughout the conversation, "The Brother Leader is upset that no one from the USG has explained that this
  spokesman was not speaking for them, and made clear that his comments were wrong, and apologized for them.
  He expected behavior and words like this from Switzerland, not from the US." She noted that Q had remarked
  that he had said nice things about President Obama during his meetings with people from the US Embassy ("You
  reported that back to Washington, right"; I assured her we had), and was thus surprised that the USG responded
  with "the words of gangsters!" Sharef repeatedly referenced NOC Chair Ghanem's meeting last Thursday with
  the GM's from US oil companies: "We don't want to have to take measures against them, but such insults to the
  Leader cannot stand. Why has the US not publicly distanced itself from Crowley and his comments?!" She
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  treated me to a lengthy detailing of Swiss criminality and violations of international agreements, and then said,
  "But even the Swiss haven't said what your spokesman did!"
  I reviewed again with her Crowley's March 5 comments, and noted that, as he is the spokesman for the State
  Department, he is the correct person, in our view, to remark on the situation; it wouldn't be in keeping with USG
  practice for someone other than the Department spokesman to comment (i.e. no distancing of the USG from
  Crowley). I emphasized that the US was not involved, and did not want to be involved, in the Swiss-Libya dispute,
  we just hope it is resolved soon. I stressed that the US values its relationship with Libya, and wants to continue
  improving the relationship, and get past this unfortunate bad spot we currently are in. I asked if it would be
  helpful if a senior USG official called Q to discuss issues of bilateral interest, and reinforce the importance of the
  relationship. At first, she brushed off such an idea - "that won't be a public apology" - but at the end of our
  conversation, returned to the idea, noting that it was interesting, and inquiring as to which USG official might
  call. I said I didn't want to make any promises I couldn't keep; that I'd check with Washington and get back to her
  with further details tomorrow. She reiterated that she liked the idea, and said we should discuss it further over
  coffee tomorrow or Wednesday.
  Sharef closed by mentioning that she "and most Libyans" are "hand in hand with the US ... we want a good
  relationship with you, as we like you, you're not like the Europeans."
  Appreciate your guidance as to whether I can discuss further details of possible call with Sharef tomorrow.
  Thanks, and sorry our hosts are taking up so much of your time lately!,
  Yael
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  Talk w Pi and Jeff before staff mtg and work out appropriate language.
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  I was thinking the same thing after Jeff's latest missive last night.
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  yes, within about 15 min. Have been writing and also talking it out with Joe Wilson. Coming very soon.

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  I have to speak to AIPAC tomorrow. How--and should--i use this?
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  H: Uri Avnery, the Israeli analyst and activist, is privately circulating this
  analysis today. One consequence: Petraeus cannot run as a Republican. At least
  Putin didn't bring his big dogs in with him like he did with Merkel. Cheers, Sid
  Uri Avnery
  20.3.10
  The Doomsday Weapon
  IT IS already a commonplace to say that people who don't learn from history are
  condemned to repeat their mistakes.
  Some 1942 years ago, the Jews In the province called Palaestina launched a
  revolt against the Roman Empire. In retrospect, this looks like an act of
  madness. Palestine was a small and insignificant part of the world-wide empire
  which had just won a crushing victory against the rival power - the Parthian
  Empire (Persia) - and put down a major rebellion in Britain. What chances could
  the Jewish revolt have?
  God knows what was going on in the mind of the "Zealots". They eliminated the
  Moderate leaders, who warned against provoking the empire, and gained sway over
  the Jewish population of the country. They relied on God. Perhaps they also
  relied on the Jews in Rome and believed that their influence over the Senate
  would restrain the Emperor, Nero. Perhaps they had heard that Nero was weak and
  about to fall.
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  We know how it ended: after three years, the rebels were crushed, Jerusalem fell
  and the temple was burned down. The last of the Zealots committed suicide in
  Masada.
  The Zionists did indeed try to learn from history. They acted in a rational way,
  did not provoke the great powers, endeavored in every situation to attain what
  was possible. They accepted compromises, and every compromise served them as a
  basis for the next surge forward. They cleverly utilized the radical stance of
  their adversaries and gained the sympathy of the whole world.
  But since the beginning of the occupation, their mind has become clouded. The
  cult of Masada has become dominant. Divine promises once again start to play a
  role in public discourse. Large parts of the public are following the new
  zealots.
  The next phase is also repeating itself: the leaders of Israel are starting a
  rebellion against the new Rome.
  WHAT BEGAN as an insult to the Vice President of the United States is developing
  into something far bigger. The mouse has given birth to an elephant.
  Lately, the ultra-right government in Jerusalem has started to treat President
  Barack Obama with thinly veiled contempt. The fears that arose in Jerusalem at
  the beginning of his term have dissipated. Obama looks to them like a paper
  black panther. He gave up his demand for a real settlement freeze. Every time he
  was spat on, he remarked that it was raining.
  Yet now, ostensibly quite suddenly, the measure is full. Obama, his Vice
  President and his senior assistants condemn the Netanyahu government with
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  growing severity. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has submitted an ultimatum:
  Netanyahu must stop all settlement activity, East Jerusalem included; he must
  agree to negotiate about all core problems of the conflict, including East
  Jerusalem, and more.
  The surprise was complete. Obama, it seems, has crossed the Rubicon, much as the
  Egyptian army had crossed the Suez Canal in 1973. Netanyahu gave the order to
  mobilize all the reserves in America and to move forward all the diplomatic
  tanks. All Jewish organizations in the US were commanded to join the campaign.
  AIPAC blew the shofar and ordered its soldiers, the Senators and Congressmen, to
  storm the White House.
  It seems that the decisive battle has been joined. The Israeli leaders were
  certain that Obama would be defeated.
  And then an unusual noise was heard: the sound of the doomsday weapon.
  THE MAN who decided to activate it was a foe of a new kind.
  David Petraeus is the most popular officer of the United States army. The
  four-star general, son of a Dutch sea captain who went to America when his
  country was overrun by the Nazis, stood out from early childhood. In West Point
  he was a "distinguished cadet", in Army Command and General Staff College he was
  No. 1. As a combat commander, he reaped plaudits. He wrote his doctoral thesis
  (on the lessons of Vietnam) at Princeton and served as an assistant professor
  for international relations in the US Military Academy.
  He made his mark in Iraq, when he commanded the forces in Mosul, the most
  problematical city in the country. He concluded that in order to vanquish the
  enemies of the US he Must win over the hearts of the civilian population,
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  acquire local allies and spend more money than ammunition. The locals called him
  King David. His success was considered so outstanding that his methods were
  adopted as the official doctrine of the American army.
  His star rose rapidly. He was appointed commander of the coalition forces in
  Iraq and soon became the chief of the Central Command of the US army, which
  covers the whole Middle East , except Israel and Palestine (which "belong" to
  the American command in Europe).
  When such a person raises his voice, the American people listen. As a respected
  military thinker, he has no rivals.
  THIS WEEK, Petraeus conveyed an unequivocal message: after reviewing the
  problems in his AOR (Area Of Responsibility) - which includes, among others,
  Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Iraq and Yemen - he turned to what he called the
  "root causes of instability" in the region. The list was topped by the
  Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
  In his report to the Armed Services Committee he stated: "The enduring
  hostilities between Israel and some of its neighbors present distinct challenges
  to our ability to advance our interests in the AOR_The conflict foments
  anti-American sentiment, due to a perception of U.S. favoritism for Israel. Arab
  anger over the Palestinian Question limits the strength and depth of U.S.
  partnerships with governments and peoples in the AOR and weakens the legitimacy
  of moderate regimes in the Arab world. Meanwhile, al-Qaeda and, other militant
  groups exploit that anger to mobilize support. The conflict also gives Iran
  influence in the Arab world through its clients, Lebanese Hizballah and Hamas."
  Not content with that, Petraeus sent his officers to present his conclusions to
  the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
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  In other words: Israeli-Palestinian peace is not a private matter between the
  two parties, but a supreme national interest of the USA. That means that the US
  must give up its one-sided support for the Israeli government and impose the
  two-state solution.
  The argument as such is not new. Several experts have said more or less the same
  in the past. (Immediately after the 9/11 attacks, I wrote in a similar vein and
  prophesied that the US would change its policy. It did not happen then.) But now
  this is being stated in an official document written by the responsible American
  commander.
  The Netanyahu government immediately went into damage-limitation mode. Its
  spokespersons declared that Petraeus represents a narrow military approach, that
  he doesn't understand political matters, that his reasoning is faulty. But it is
  not this that made people in Jerusalem break out into cold sweat.
  AS IS well known, the pro-Israel lobby dominates the American political system
  without limits - almost. Every American politician and senior official is
  mortally afraid of it. The slightest deviation from the strict AIPAC line is
  tantamount to political suicide.
  But in the armor of this political Goliath there is a chink. Like Achilles'
  heel, the immense might of the pro-Israel lobby has a vulnerable point that,
  when touched, can neutralize its power.
  It was illustrated by the Jonathan Pollard affair. This American-Jewish employee
  of a sensitive intelligence agency spied
  . for Israel. Israelis consider him a
  national hero, a Jew who did his duty to his people. But for the US intelligence
  community, he is a traitor who endangered the lives of many American agents. Not
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  satisfied with a routine penalty, it induced the court to impose a life
  sentence. Since then, all American presidents have refused the requests of
  successive Israeli governments to commute the sentence. No president dared to
  confront his intelligence chiefs in this matter.
  But the most significant side of this affair is reminiscent of the famous words
  of Sherlock Holmes about the dogs that did not bark. AIPAC did not bark. The
  entire American Jewish community fell silent. Almost nobody raised their voice
  for poor Pollard.
  Why? Because most American Jews are ready to do anything - just anything - for
  the government of Israel. With one exteption: they will not do anything that
  appears to hurt the security of the United States. When the flag of security is
  hoisted, the Jews, like all Americans, snap to attention and salute. The
  Damocles sword of suspicion of disloyalty hangs above their heads. For them,
  this is the ultimate nightmare: to be accused of putting the security of Israel
  ahead of the security of the US. Therefore it is important for them to repeat
  endlessly the mantra that the interests of Israel and the US are identical.
  And now comes the most important general of the US Army and says that this is
  not so. The policy of the present Israeli government is endangering the lives of
  American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan.
  FOR NOW, this is being said only as a side remark, in a military document that
  has not been widely aired. But the sword has been drawn from its scabbard - and
  ,American Jews have started to tremble at the distant rumble of an approaching
  earthquake.
  This week, Netanyahu's brother-in-law has used our own doomsday weapon. He
  declared that Obama is an "anti-Semite". The official newspaper of the Shas
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  party has asserted that Obama is really a Muslim. They represent the radical
  right and its allies, who argue in speech and in writing that "Hussein" Obama is
  a.Jew-hating black who must be beaten in the coming congressional elections and
  in the next presidential ones.
  (Yet an important poll in Israel published yesterday shows that the Israeli
  public is far from convinced by these insinuations: the vast majority believes
  that Obama's treatment of Israel is fair. Indeed, Obama got higher marks than
  Netanyahu.)
  If Obama decides to fight back and activate his doomsday weapon - the accusation
  that Israel puts the lives of American servicemen at risk - this would have
  catastrophic consequences for Israel.
  For the time being, this is only a shot across the bow - a warning shot fired by
  a warship in order to induce another vessel to follow its instructions. The
  warning is clear. Even if the present crisis is somehow damped down, it will
  inevitably flare up again and again as long as the present coalition in Israel
  stays in power.
  When the movie "Hurt Locker" won its awards, the entire American public was
  united in its concern about the lives of its soldiers in the Middle East. If
  this public becomes convinced that Israel is sticking a knife in their back, it
  will be a disaster for Netanyahu. And not just for him.
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  Re: AIPAC speech
  This memo does not address specific policy initiatives.
  What I've written are options. Use what you like, or none at all. Here are some ideas:
  1. Hold Bibi's feet to the fire, remind everyone he was at Wye, his key participant event in
  the peace process, and that it was successful.
  2. Reassure all players of our commitment to the process and the solution (whatever the
  language is).
  3. Perhaps most controversial, I would argue something you should do is that, while
  praising AIPAC, remind it in as subtle but also direct a way as you can that it does not
  have a monopoly over American Jewish opinion. Bibi is stage managing US Jewish
  organizations (and neocons, and the religious right, and whomever else he can muster)
  against the administration. AIPAC itself has become an organ of the Israeli right,
  specifically Likud. By acknowledging J Street you give them legitimacy, credibility and
  create room within the American Jewish community for debate supportive of the
  administration's pursuit of the peace process. Just by mentioning J Street in passing,
  AIPAC becomes a point on the spectrum, not the controller of the spectrum. I suggest a
  way how to do this below.
  Some language:
  1. On US national security interest, Israel's security and the peace process:
  The reason the US has always supported Israel since the moment President Harry S. Truman
  decided to recognize the State of Israel is that it is in the US national security interest and
  consistent with our values. It is in our interest to support a thriving democracy in the Middle East
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  Only through the marketplace of ideas will sound policies to help resolve complicated and
  seemingly intransigent problems be developed. This administration values everybody's views.
  They are important. You are important. We welcome views across the spectrum, from AIPAC to
  J Street. All these views are legitimate and must be heard and considered.
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  Diplomats love ambiguity. It allows them to fuzz up the hard parts of a negotiation -- the "final status" issues, as they're
  often called -- and save them for later, when the parties are more amenable to pressure.
  This devotion to "constructive ambiguity" has been a hallmark of U.S. peacemaking on the Palestinian-Israeli issue for 40
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  settlement -- that Israelis must share sovereignty in Jerusalem and that Palestinians must give up the "right of return" to
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  misunderstanding and pull the cloak of ambiguity back over the peace process. But that's a mistake.
  The East Jerusalem move wasn't an accident but an emphatic public statement of the Israeli right's rejection of
  concessions on Jerusalem. Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu had been trying to play along with U.S. requests to fuzz
  the issue by avoiding provocative actions on Jerusalem. But the right-wing Shas party, which controls the Interior Ministry,
  basically called his bluff.
  "Freezing building in East Jerusalem is one of those things we cannot do," said Dore Gold, a right-wing former Israeli
  ambassador to the United Nations. And Avigdor Lieberman, the Israeli foreign minister and a settler himself, responded:
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  So what should the administration do, now that the Israeli right has put Jerusalem squarely on the table despite the best
  efforts of the ambiguity-addicted diplomats?
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  must frame these negotiations. Those guidelines have been articulated well by Zbigniew Brzezinski, the former national
  security adviser: real sharing of Jerusalem; no right of return for the Palestinians; a return to the 1967 borders, with mutual
  adjustments to allow for big Israeli settlement blocks; and a demilitarized Palestinian state. Every negotiation for the past
  four decades has converged toward those parameters.
  The Obama administration debated whether to issue such a statement of principles a year ago, when it began its
  peacemaking effort. Launching negotiations with this "big bang" made sense to some officials, including Gen. Jim Jones,
  the national security adviser, But George Mitchell, the Middle East envoy, argued that based on his experience in the
  Northern Ireland peace talks, it was better to let the parties haggle before the United States stepped in with bridging
  proposals.
  Rather than stating U.S. negotiating principles at the outset, the Obama team decided instead to push Netanyahu on
  settlements. The administration picked this fight in the flush of President Obama's first months in office, confident that he
  was so strong and Netanyahu so weak that if it came to a showdown, Netanyahu would cave. The Israeli leader coolly
  bided his time, dickering about procedural issues while Obama got weaker politically by the month. Netanyahu finally
  agreed in November to a temporary moratorium on new settlements -- but it excluded Jerusalem. The administration
  should have seen what was coming.
  In retrospect, it seems clear that the step-by-step approach was a mistake: Constructive ambiguity, in this case, proved
  destructive. It allowed the Israeli right wing to perpetuate the idea that it could have it all -- obtain a peace deal without
  making concessions on Jerusalem. And it allowed Netanyahu to continue his straddle.
  Jerusalem is the hardest issue of all in the Israeli-Palestinian negotiation, and for that reason, would-be peacemakers
  have wanted to save it for last. But this month's crisis makes that strategic waffling impossible. Thanks to the Israeli right,
  the Jerusalem issue is joined.
  What's needed now is for Obama to announce that when negotiations begin, the United States will state its views about
  Jerusalem and other key issues -- sketching the outlines of the deal that most Israelis and Palestinians want. If Netanyahu
  refuses to play, then we have a real crisis in U.S.-Israeli relations.
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  often called -- and save them for later, when the parties are more amenable to pressure.
  This devotion to "constructive ambiguity" has been a hallmark of U.S. peacemaking on the Palestinian-Israeli issue for 40
  years. Rather than state the unpalatable concessions that most analysts recognize will be required for any viable
  settlement -- that Israelis must share sovereignty in Jerusalem and that Palestinians must give up the "right of return" to
  Israel -- successive U.S. administrations have tried to defer these unmentionables until later.
  But the fog machine blew apart this month, when the isr3e1Interipr i‘,1!inista_rndLinced du
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  mildly: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called the housing announcement a "deeply negative signal" about U.S.-Israeli
  relations and "an insult."
  In the ensuing hubbub over the "crisis" in U.S.-Israeli relations, there have been frantic attempts to pretend it was all a
  misunderstanding and pull the cloak of ambiguity back over the peace process. But that's a mistake.
  The East Jerusalem move wasn't an accident but an emphatic public statement of the Israeli right's rejection of
  concessions on Jerusalem. Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu had been trying to play along with U.S. requests to fuzz
  the issue by avoiding provocative actions on Jerusalem. But the right-wing Shas party, which controls the Interior Ministry,
  basically called his bluff.
  "Freezing building in East Jerusalem is one of those things we cannot do," said Dore Gold, a right-wing former Israeli
  ambassador to the United Nations. And Avigdor Lieberman, the Israeli foreign minister and a settler himself, responded:
  "Can you imagine if they told Jews in New York they could not build or buy in Queens?"
  So what should the administration do, now that the Israeli right has put Jerusalem squarely on the table despite the best
  efforts of the ambiguity-addicted diplomats?
  The administration's best strategy is to do what it considered a year ago, which is to state clearly the basic principles that
  must frame these negotiations. Those guidelines have been articulated well by Zbigniew Brzezinski, the former national
  security adviser: real sharing of Jerusalem; no right of return for the Palestinians; a return to the 1967 borders, with mutual
  adjustments to allow for big Israeli settlement blocks; and a demilitarized Palestinian state. Every negotiation for the past
  four decades has converged toward those parameters.
  The Obama administration debated whether to issue such a statement of principles a year ago, when it began its
  peacemaking effort. Launching negotiations with this "big bang" made sense to some officials, including Gen. Jim Jones,
  the national security adviser, But George Mitchell, the Middle East envoy, argued that based on his experience in the
  Northern Ireland peace talks, it was better to let the parties haggle before the United States stepped in with bridging
  proposals.
  Rather than stating U.S. negotiating principles at the outset, the Obama team decided instead to push Netanyahu on
  settlements. The administration picked this fight in the flush of President Obama's first months in office, confident that he
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  was so strong and Netanyahu so weak that if it came to a showdown, Netanyahu would cave. The Israeli leader coolly
  bided his time, dickering about procedural issues while Obama got weaker politically by the month. Netanyahu finally
  agreed in November to a temporary moratorium on new settlements -- but it excluded Jerusalem. The administration
  should have seen what was coming.
  In retrospect, it seems clear that the step-by-step approach was a mistake: Constructive ambiguity, in this case, proved
  destructive. It allowed the Israeli right wing to perpetuate the idea that it could have it all -- obtain a peace deal without
  making concessions on Jerusalem. And it allowed Netanyahu to continue his straddle.
  Jerusalem is the hardest issue of all in the Israeli-Palestinian negotiation, and for that reason, would-be peacemakers
  have wanted to save it for last. But this month's crisis makes that strategic waffling impossible. Thanks to the Israeli right,
  the Jerusalem issue is joined.
  What's needed now is for Obama to announce that when negotiations begin, the United States will state its views about
  Jerusalem and other key issues -- sketching the outlines of the deal that most Israelis and Palestinians want. If Netanyahu
  refuses to play, then we have a real crisis in U.S.-Israeli relations.
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  • quardian.co.uk, Tuesday 9 March 2010 17.37 GMT
  •
  Ulster Unionist leader Sir Reg Empey walks past a TV monitor displaying the Northern Ireland chamber meeting at
  Stormont in Belfast today. Photograph: Peter Muhly/AFP/Getty Images
  The final part of the Northern Ireland devolution deal was put in place today, giving the province its first justice minister
  since the Troubles erupted four decades ago.
  Nationalists and unionists in the Stormont parliament voted together to create the new justice ministry, completing the last
  act of the Good Friday agreement.
  But there was discord inside the Stormont parliament after the Conservatives' allies in Northern Ireland, the Ulster
  Unionists, and their 18-strong assembly team, voted against the move.
  Despite an 11th hour intervention by David Cameron imploring the UUP to vote yes, the party refused to back the historic
  measure.
  The party's stance puts Cameron in a difficult position: he is in favour of the devolution of justice to Belfast, but his
  electoral pact with the UUP risks exposing him to criticism that a Conservative government could not claim to be an
  "honest broker" when there are disagreements between the parties at Stormont.
  Today's vote came just before 5pm, when 88 assembly members from Sinn Fein and the DUP joined the SDLP and
  smaller parties to back the transfer of policing and judicial powers to Belfast.
  But the UUP resisted pressure — from, among others, former US president George Bush — to support the measure.
  Speaking on the assembly floor, Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader, said his party had voted no "as a democratic political
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  our rights refusing to bow to the blackmail and bullying to which we have been subjected in recent weeks."
  The deputy first minister, Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness, earlier denounced the UUP stance, claiming it was intended to
  embarrass the DUP.
  "The UUP declared last night that they will not support this resolution," McGuinness told the assembly.
  "That saddens and disappoints me. They are opposed in my view to the transfer for cynical party political reasons."
  In a statement after the vote, Gordon Brown praised the parties which backed the deal. "Today the politics of progress
  have finally replaced the politics of division in Northern Ireland," the prime minister said. "The completion of devolution,
  supported by all sections of the community in Northern Ireland, is the final end to decades of strife. It sends the most
  powerful message to those who would return to violence: that democracy and tolerance will prevail.
  "The courage and leadership of the parties who voted to complete devolution at Stormont will be noted around the world."
  The Conservatives welcomed the vote, without mentioning the UUP's rejection of the move. A Tory spokesman said: "We
  welcome the fact that devolution of policing and justice is going to happen. We wanted all four parties to be involved and
  for it to be decided by local politicians."
  But the Liberal Democrats called on Cameron to "clarify the position of his Tory-UUP alliance on the devolution of policing
  and justice powers".
  Alistair Carmichael, their spokesman on Northern Ireland, said: "With the UUP saying one thing, and the Tories saying the
  complete opposite, voters will struggle to understand what exactly joint Tory-UUP candidates stand for. What we're seeing
  is the Tories in complete disarray. When it takes George Bush to step in as the voice of reason, it's clear that David
  Cameron has dug himself a very big hole."
  Carmichael added: "This raises serious questions about David Cameron's judgment. If he can't manage to steer a straight
  course in opposition, how on earth would he cope as prime minister?"
  Earlier there was acrimony in the Great Hall at Stormont when a victims' campaigner attempted to serve a civil writ against
  McGuinness.
  Willie Frazer of the group Families Acting for Innocent Relatives threw the legal document in McGuinness's direction after
  the deputy first minister refused to take it off him. Frazer is taking a civil action in Belfast high court against the Sinn Fein
  MP because he alleges McGuinness directed the IRA's campaign during the Troubles. The south Armagh unionist's father
  was shot dead by the IRA.
  The FAIR spokesman said he had chosen yesterday because the DUP "had betrayed me and other victims" by agreeing
  to devolve policing and justice powers. Frazer predicted that Sinn Fein would exercise a major influence over the police
  and judiciary even though the centrist, non-sectarian Alliance party leader, David Ford, will be the first justice minister.
  Frazer said: "I am very disappointed in the DUP because for years they said the things victims wanted to hear and now
  they have done a complete somersault. All along they told me that Sinn Fein would never get their hands on policing and
  justice but they have a say. Mr Ford is answerable to the executive and that means the deputy first minister, Martin
  McGuinness. That is why the only action left to me is a civil action. I feel very let down by a number of DUP people."
  The DUP will suffer at the polls for this U-turn, Frazer predicted.
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  Ulster Unionist leader Sir Reg Empey walks past a TV monitor displaying the Northern Ireland chamber meeting at
  Stormont in Belfast today. Photograph: Peter Muhly/AFP/Getty Images
  The final part of the Northern Ireland devolution deal was put in place today, giving the province its first justice minister
  since the Troubles erupted four decades ago.
  Nationalists and unionists in the Stormont parliament voted together to create the new justice ministry, completing the last
  act of the Good Friday agreement.
  But there was discord inside the Stormont parliament after the Conservatives' allies in Northern Ireland, the Ulster
  Unionists, and their 18-strong assembly team, voted against the move.
  Despite an 11th hour intervention by David Cameron imploring the UUP to vote yes, the party refused to back the historic
  measure.
  The party's stance puts Cameron in a difficult position: he is in favour of the devolution of justice to Belfast, but his
  electoral pact with the UUP risks exposing him to criticism that a Conservative government could not claim to be an
  "honest broker" when there are disagreements between the parties at Stormont.
  Today's vote came just before 5pm, when 88 assembly members from Sinn Fein and the DUP joined the SDLP and
  smaller parties to back the transfer of policing and judicial powers to Belfast.
  But the UUP resisted pressure — from, among others, former US president George Bush — to support the measure.
  Speaking on the assembly floor, Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader, said his party had voted no "as a democratic political
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  party pledged to making power-sharing work in an inclusive manner for all the people of Northern Ireland, and we exercise
  our rights refusing to bow to the blackmail and bullying to which we have been subjected in recent weeks."
  The deputy first minister, Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness, earlier denounced the UUP stance, claiming it was intended to
  embarrass the DUP.
  "The UUP declared last night that they will not support this resolution," McGuinness told the assembly.
  "That saddens and disappoints me. They are opposed in my view to the transfer for cynical party political reasons."
  In a statement after the vote, Gordon Brown praised the parties which backed the deal. "Today the politics of progress
  have finally replaced the politics of division in Northern Ireland," the prime minister said. "The completion of devolution,
  supported by all sections of the community in Northern Ireland, is the final end to decades of strife. It sends the most
  powerful message to those who would return to violence: that democracy and tolerance will prevail.
  "The courage and leadership of the parties who voted to complete devolution at Stormont will be noted around the world."
  The Conservatives welcomed the vote, without mentioning the UUP's rejection of the move. A Tory spokesman said: "We
  welcome the fact that devolution of policing and justice is going to happen. We wanted all four parties to be involved and
  for it to be decided by local politicians."
  But the Liberal Democrats called on Cameron to "clarify the position of his Tory-UUP alliance on the devolution of policing
  and justice powers".
  Alistair Carmichael, their spokesman on Northern Ireland, said: "With the UUP saying one thing, and the Tories saying the
  complete opposite, voters will struggle to understand what exactly joint Tory-UUP candidates stand for. What we're seeing
  is the Tories in complete disarray. When it takes George Bush to step in as the voice of reason, it's clear that David
  Cameron has dug himself a very big hole."
  Carmichael added: "This raises serious questions about David Cameron's judgment. If he can't manage to steer a straight
  course in opposition, how on earth would he cope as prime minister?"
  Earlier there was acrimony in the Great Hall at Stormont when a victims' campaigner attempted to serve a civil writ against
  McGuinness.
  Willie Frazer of the group Families Acting for Innocent Relatives threw the legal document in McGuinness's direction after
  the deputy first minister refused to take it off him. Frazer is taking a civil action in Belfast high court against the Sinn Fein
  MP because he alleges McGuinness directed the IRA's campaign during the Troubles. The south Armagh unionist's father
  was shot dead by the IRA.
  The FAIR spokesman said he had chosen yesterday because the DUP "had betrayed me and other victims" by agreeing
  to devolve policing and justice powers. Frazer predicted that Sinn Fein would exercise a major influence over the police
  and judiciary even though the centrist, non-sectarian Alliance party leader, David Ford, will be the first justice minister.
  Frazer said: "I am very disappointed in the DUP because for years they said the things victims wanted to hear and now
  they have done a complete somersault. All along they told me that Sinn Fein would never get their hands on policing and
  justice but they have a say. Mr Ford is answerable to the executive and that means the deputy first minister, Martin
  McGuinness. That is why the only action left to me is a civil action. I feel very let down by a number of DUP people."
  The DUP will suffer at the polls for this U-turn, Frazer predicted.
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  Re: Haiti
  They are on board philosophically but don't know how much he would say vis-a-vis Raj

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  Re: Haiti
  They are on board philosophically but don't know how much he would say vis-a-vis Raj
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Apr 17 16:28:12 2010
  Subject: Re: Haiti
  We have such a strong case. Can we try to get Sibelius and Vilsack on board?
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Apr 17 15:48:25 2010
  Subject: FW: Haiti
  See his last point.
  cdm
  From: Goosby, Eric
  Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2010 2:48 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: RE: Haiti
  Cheryl:
  The National MSPP is just the Ministry of Health for Haiti at the National level (Minister Larsen's office). We spent a long
  time with him and B5
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  We plan to discuss the USG contributions next week and in the April 26th meeting with the MSPP.
  In our TA strategy that ( attached in the original email), we
  outline the areas we can specifically support them in developing the capabilities needed to be a strong oversight
  National office of Health that can lead and support the Department ministries in carrying out the work.
  Right now we have committed to talking further with the Cubans about reconstruction efforts and in further clarifying
  the role they would play with HUEH. There are many areas we could work together with the Cubans that would be
  beneficial to the Haitian medical system. You will still have the opportunity to call final package. We will make sure we
  are clear where our proposal overlaps with the final vision of the Haitians and other donors.
  Whole of Government Approach:
  Eric
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2010 2:10 PM
  To: Goosby, Eric
  Cc: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: RE: Haiti
  Eric
  Thank you for this and for coming — I am very grateful.
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  I have always understood that while GOH appreciated Cuban doctors and training, 1.4(D)
  I understand that frame, and assuming they have physicians and B1
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  managers, it makes complete sense.
  What I still feel like is a bit of a mystery to me, though I know once Dalberg has the proposed final strategy, they will do
  a careful implementation plan at the direction of you and Judith, is what exactly this means for USG specific activities.
  For example:
  B5
  Thanks.
  cdm
  From: Goosby, Eric
  Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2010 12:15 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Curtis, Meghann A
  Subject: Haiti
  Cheryl:
  I hope you completed your trip and returned safely. I got back yesterday. I just wanted to close the loop on the
  discussions I completed with the Ministry of Health Haiti (MSPP) and a brief update on the discussion with the Cubans.
  Cuban Delegation:
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  1. We agreed to talk further about the specifics of the collaboration with the Cuban-Haitian Government, to meet on
  April 22-23rd to discuss specifics and then again after the April 26th meeting.
  2. Agreed to develop a National MSPP focused Technical Assistance Strategy
  B5
  After the Cuban discussion ended, we toured the HUEH hospital with Drs. Henry and Thimothe followed by a long
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  1.4(D)
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  1.4(D)
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  I hope to catch up with you soon, see you Monday. I am in the office most of the weekend if you want to talk.
  Eric
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  Gates Says U.S. Lacks Strategy to Curb Iran's Nuclear Drive
  By DAVID E. SANGER and THOM SHANKER
  Published: April 18, 2010
  WASHINGTON - Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has warned in a secret three-page memorandum to top White
  House officials that the United States does not have an effective long-range policy for dealing with Iran's steady progress
  toward nuclear capability, according to government officials familiar with the document.
  Several officials said the highly classified analysis, written in January to President Obama's national security adviser, Gen.
  James L. Jones, touched off an intense effort inside the Pentagon, the White House and the intelligence agencies to
  develop new options for Mr. Obama. They include a revised set of military alternatives, still under development, to be
  considered should diplomacy and sanctions fail to force Iran to change course.
  Officials familiar with the memo's contents would describe only portions dealing with strategy and policy, and not
  sections that apparently dealt with secret operations against Iran, or how to deal with Persian Gulf allies.
  One senior official, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the memo,
  described the document as "a wake-up call." But White House officials dispute that view, insisting that for 15 months
  they had been conducting detailed planning for many possible outcomes regarding Iran's nuclear program.
  In an interview on Friday, General Jones declined to speak about the memorandum. But he said: "On Iran, we are doing
  what we said we were going to do. The fact that we don't announce publicly our entire strategy for the world to see
  doesn't mean we don't have a strategy that anticipates the full range of contingencies - we do."
  But in his memo, Mr. Gates wrote of a variety of concerns, including the absence of an effective strategy should Iran
  choose the course that many government and outside analysts consider likely: Iran could assemble all the major parts it
  needs for a nuclear weapon - fuel, designs and detonators - but stop just short of assembling a fully operational weapon.
  In that case, Iran could remain a signatory of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty while becoming what strategists call a
  "virtual" nuclear weapons state.
  According to several officials, the memorandum also calls for new thinking about how the United States might contain
  Iran's power if it decided to produce a weapon, and how to deal with the possibility that fuel or weapons could be
  obtained by one of the terrorist groups Iran has supported, which officials said they considered to be a less-likely
  possibility.
  Mr. Gates has never mentioned the memo in public. His spokesman, Geoff Morrell, declined comment on specifics in the
  document, but issued a statement on Saturday saying, "The secretary believes the president and his national security
  team have spent an extraordinary amount of time and effort considering and preparing for the full range of
  contingencies with respect to Iran."
  Pressed on the administration's ambiguous phrases until now about how close the United States was willing to allow.
  Iran's program to proceed, a senior administration official described last week in somewhat clearer terms that there was
  a line Iran would not be permitted to cross.
  The official said that the United States would ensure that Iran would not "acquire a nuclear capability," a step Tehran
  could get to well before it developed a sophisticated weapon. "That includes the ability to have a breakout," he said,
  using the term nuclear specialists apply to a country that suddenly renounces the nonproliferation treaty and uses its
  technology to build a small arsenal.
  Nearly two weeks ago, Mr. Obama, in an interview with The New York Times, was asked about whether he saw a
  difference between a nuclear-capable Iran and one that had a fully developed weapon. "I'm not going to parse that right
  now," he said. But he noted that North Korea was considered a nuclear-capable state until it threw out inspectors and,
  as he said, "became a self-professed nuclear state."
  Mr. Gates has alluded to his concern that intelligence agencies might miss signals that Iran was taking the final steps
  toward producing a weapon. Last Sunday on the NBC News program "Meet the Press," he said: "If their policy is to go to
  the threshold but not assemble a nuclear weapon, how do you tell that they have not assembled? I don't actually know
  how you would verify that." But he cautioned that Iran had run into production difficulties, and he said, "It's going slow -
  slower than they anticipated, but they are moving in that direction."
  Mr. Gates has taken a crucial role in formulating the administration's strategy, and he has been known over his career to
  issue stark warnings against the possibility of strategic surprise.
  Some officials said his memo should be viewed in that light: as a warning to a relatively new president that the United
  States was not adequately prepared.
  He wrote the memo after Iran had let pass a 2009 deadline set by Mr. Obama to respond to his offers of diplomatic
  engagement.
  Both that process and efforts to bring new sanctions against Iran have struggled. Administration officials had hoped that
  the revelation by Mr. Obama in September that Iran was building a new uranium enrichment plant inside a mountain
  near Qum would galvanize other nations against Iran, but the reaction was muted. The next three months were spent in
  what proved to be fruitless diplomatic talks with Iran over a plan to swap much of its low-enriched uranium for fuel for a
  medical reactor in Tehran. By the time Mr. Gates wrote his memo, those negotiations had collapsed.
  Mr. Gates's memo appears to reflect concerns in the upper echelons of the Pentagon and the military that the White
  House did not have a well-prepared series of alternatives in place in case all the diplomatic steps finally failed. In fact,
  just before Mr. Gates issued his warning, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike Mullen, wrote an official
  "chairman's guidance" to his staff saying that while any military option would have "limited results" against Iran's
  nuclear facilities, preparations needed to be stepped up.
  "Should the president call for military options, we must have them ready," the admiral wrote.
  Administration officials testifying before a Senate committee last week made it clear that those preparations were under
  way. So did General Jones. "The president has made it clear from the beginning of this administration that we need to be
  prepared for every possible contingency," he said in the interview. "That is what we have done from day one, while
  successfully building a coalition of nations to isolate Iran and pressure it to live up to its obligations."
  At the same hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Lt. Gen. Ronald L. Burgess Jr., director of the Defense
  Intelligence Agency, and Gen. James E. Cartwright, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and one of the military's
  most experienced officers on nuclear matters, said that Iran could produce bomb-grade fuel for at least one nuclear
  weapon within a year, but that it would probably need two to five years to manufacture a workable atomic bomb.
  The administration has been stepping up efforts to contain the influence of Iran and counter its missiles, including
  placing Patriot anti-missile batteries, mostly

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768505 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2010 9:07 PM
  To:
  Subject Gates/Iran
  Have you seen this story? I look forward to discussing.
  Gates Says U.S. Lacks Strategy to Curb Iran's Nuclear Drive
  By DAVID E. SANGER and THOM SHANKER
  Published: April 18, 2010
  WASHINGTON - Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has warned in a secret three-page memorandum to top White
  House officials that the United States does not have an effective long-range policy for dealing with Iran's steady progress
  toward nuclear capability, according to government officials familiar with the document.
  Several officials said the highly classified analysis, written in January to President Obama's national security adviser, Gen.
  James L. Jones, touched off an intense effort inside the Pentagon, the White House and the intelligence agencies to
  develop new options for Mr. Obama. They include a revised set of military alternatives, still under development, to be
  considered should diplomacy and sanctions fail to force Iran to change course.
  Officials familiar with the memo's contents would describe only portions dealing with strategy and policy, and not
  sections that apparently dealt with secret operations against Iran, or how to deal with Persian Gulf allies.
  One senior official, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the memo,
  described the document as "a wake-up call." But White House officials dispute that view, insisting that for 15 months
  they had been conducting detailed planning for many possible outcomes regarding Iran's nuclear program.
  In an interview on Friday, General Jones declined to speak about the memorandum. But he said: "On Iran, we are doing
  what we said we were going to do. The fact that we don't announce publicly our entire strategy for the world to see
  doesn't mean we don't have a strategy that anticipates the full range of contingencies - we do."
  But in his memo, Mr. Gates wrote of a variety of concerns, including the absence of an effective strategy should Iran
  choose the course that many government and outside analysts consider likely: Iran could assemble all the major parts it
  needs for a nuclear weapon - fuel, designs and detonators - but stop just short of assembling a fully operational weapon.
  In that case, Iran could remain a signatory of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty while becoming what strategists call a
  "virtual" nuclear weapons state.
  According to several officials, the memorandum also calls for new thinking about how the United States might contain
  Iran's power if it decided to produce a weapon, and how to deal with the possibility that fuel or weapons could be
  obtained by one of the terrorist groups Iran has supported, which officials said they considered to be a less-likely
  possibility.
  Mr. Gates has never mentioned the memo in public. His spokesman, Geoff Morrell, declined comment on specifics in the
  document, but issued a statement on Saturday saying, "The secretary believes the president and his national security
  team have spent an extraordinary amount of time and effort considering and preparing for the full range of
  contingencies with respect to Iran."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768505 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768505 Date: 08/31/2015
  Pressed on the administration's ambiguous phrases until now about how close the United States was willing to allow.
  Iran's program to proceed, a senior administration official described last week in somewhat clearer terms that there was
  a line Iran would not be permitted to cross.
  The official said that the United States would ensure that Iran would not "acquire a nuclear capability," a step Tehran
  could get to well before it developed a sophisticated weapon. "That includes the ability to have a breakout," he said,
  using the term nuclear specialists apply to a country that suddenly renounces the nonproliferation treaty and uses its
  technology to build a small arsenal.
  Nearly two weeks ago, Mr. Obama, in an interview with The New York Times, was asked about whether he saw a
  difference between a nuclear-capable Iran and one that had a fully developed weapon. "I'm not going to parse that right
  now," he said. But he noted that North Korea was considered a nuclear-capable state until it threw out inspectors and,
  as he said, "became a self-professed nuclear state."
  Mr. Gates has alluded to his concern that intelligence agencies might miss signals that Iran was taking the final steps
  toward producing a weapon. Last Sunday on the NBC News program "Meet the Press," he said: "If their policy is to go to
  the threshold but not assemble a nuclear weapon, how do you tell that they have not assembled? I don't actually know
  how you would verify that." But he cautioned that Iran had run into production difficulties, and he said, "It's going slow -
  slower than they anticipated, but they are moving in that direction."
  Mr. Gates has taken a crucial role in formulating the administration's strategy, and he has been known over his career to
  issue stark warnings against the possibility of strategic surprise.
  Some officials said his memo should be viewed in that light: as a warning to a relatively new president that the United
  States was not adequately prepared.
  He wrote the memo after Iran had let pass a 2009 deadline set by Mr. Obama to respond to his offers of diplomatic
  engagement.
  Both that process and efforts to bring new sanctions against Iran have struggled. Administration officials had hoped that
  the revelation by Mr. Obama in September that Iran was building a new uranium enrichment plant inside a mountain
  near Qum would galvanize other nations against Iran, but the reaction was muted. The next three months were spent in
  what proved to be fruitless diplomatic talks with Iran over a plan to swap much of its low-enriched uranium for fuel for a
  medical reactor in Tehran. By the time Mr. Gates wrote his memo, those negotiations had collapsed.
  Mr. Gates's memo appears to reflect concerns in the upper echelons of the Pentagon and the military that the White
  House did not have a well-prepared series of alternatives in place in case all the diplomatic steps finally failed. In fact,
  just before Mr. Gates issued his warning, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike Mullen, wrote an official
  "chairman's guidance" to his staff saying that while any military option would have "limited results" against Iran's
  nuclear facilities, preparations needed to be stepped up.
  "Should the president call for military options, we must have them ready," the admiral wrote.
  Administration officials testifying before a Senate committee last week made it clear that those preparations were under
  way. So did General Jones. "The president has made it clear from the beginning of this administration that we need to be
  prepared for every possible contingency," he said in the interview. "That is what we have done from day one, while
  successfully building a coalition of nations to isolate Iran and pressure it to live up to its obligations."
  At the same hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Lt. Gen. Ronald L. Burgess Jr., director of the Defense
  Intelligence Agency, and Gen. James E. Cartwright, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and one of the military's
  most experienced officers on nuclear matters, said that Iran could produce bomb-grade fuel for at least one nuclear
  weapon within a year, but that it would probably need two to five years to manufacture a workable atomic bomb.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768505 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768505 Date: 08/31/2015
  The administration has been stepping up efforts to contain the influence of Iran and counter its missiles, including
  placing Patriot anti-missile batteries, mostly
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768505 Date: 08/31/2015



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  (wanted to give you some brief observations from my trip to Lithuania. First of all, their friendship with the US and
  respect for you was much in evidence on all levels. Most of the cabinet turned out for the reception that the amb hosted
  for me. The FM went out his way to tell me what it meant to get a call from you when he assumed his position (he's
  hoping to have a few mins with you in Tallin). As far as Lith has to go, it has achieved some remarkable achievements for
  Eastern Eur. They have a female president, Speaker, Finance minister and def. minister. I had a good meeting with the
  President and thanked her for Lith commitment to our collective efforts in afghanistan. They run the smallest PRT and,
  despite a tough economy, have done everything we've asked in terms of additional support since the surge. The meeting
  with the Speaker and top women members of the parl'nt was yet another reminder of your inspiration over many years.
  One of the women was at the Vienna W conf and said she's in politics today because of you. Another read about safe
  birthing kits in your book and was inspired to send several thousand to Afghanistan. They are eager for more
  opportunities to work together.
  I came primarily to launch the new working group on gender that we and Lith are co-chairing. There was much gratitude
  for our leadership with them in the Community of Democracies.
  The meaning of democracy is so strong for people who had to stuggle for it more recently. They really feel this is an
  important time to renew the understanding of democ, particularly after the bruising it underwent over the last several
  years.
  We had terrific turnout from other countries, many comments about you and references to Beijing and Iceland W conf.
  (So many people told me the impact Vienna and Iceland had on them). We left our meeting with many commitments for
  future concrete projects that will be undertaken. There is great hope that you will be in Krakow in July for the CD
  ministerial. The Lith CD coordinator headed to Belgium the next day for an EU meeting. He told me he got a very positive
  response for our gender initiative and that Ashton was particularly excited about it. The EU is locating their new gender
  institute in Lithuania and they are ager for our help.
  The Dutch minister who came
  said the outcome of their election in June will say much about the nature of their ongoing commitment in Afg.
  Lastly, I arrived shortly after the Polish tragedy. There is a very close relationship between the 2 countries and their grief
  was palpable. Jolenta Kwasniewska and several other Poles came to the CD meeting. She told me that they lost so many
  of their top leaders across all sectors of society, incl several top women leaders. Jolenta' foundation has been very active
  in advancing women's progress in Poland as well as working in other countries.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768506 Date: 08/31/2015
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  Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2010 4:55 AM
  To:
  Subject From the road
  (wanted to give you some brief observations from my trip to Lithuania. First of all, their friendship with the US and
  respect for you was much in evidence on all levels. Most of the cabinet turned out for the reception that the amb hosted
  for me. The FM went out his way to tell me what it meant to get a call from you when he assumed his position (he's
  hoping to have a few mins with you in Tallin). As far as Lith has to go, it has achieved some remarkable achievements for
  Eastern Eur. They have a female president, Speaker, Finance minister and def. minister. I had a good meeting with the
  President and thanked her for Lith commitment to our collective efforts in afghanistan. They run the smallest PRT and,
  despite a tough economy, have done everything we've asked in terms of additional support since the surge. The meeting
  with the Speaker and top women members of the parl'nt was yet another reminder of your inspiration over many years.
  One of the women was at the Vienna W conf and said she's in politics today because of you. Another read about safe
  birthing kits in your book and was inspired to send several thousand to Afghanistan. They are eager for more
  opportunities to work together.
  I came primarily to launch the new working group on gender that we and Lith are co-chairing. There was much gratitude
  for our leadership with them in the Community of Democracies.
  The meaning of democracy is so strong for people who had to stuggle for it more recently. They really feel this is an
  important time to renew the understanding of democ, particularly after the bruising it underwent over the last several
  years.
  We had terrific turnout from other countries, many comments about you and references to Beijing and Iceland W conf.
  (So many people told me the impact Vienna and Iceland had on them). We left our meeting with many commitments for
  future concrete projects that will be undertaken. There is great hope that you will be in Krakow in July for the CD
  ministerial. The Lith CD coordinator headed to Belgium the next day for an EU meeting. He told me he got a very positive
  response for our gender initiative and that Ashton was particularly excited about it. The EU is locating their new gender
  institute in Lithuania and they are ager for our help.
  The Dutch minister who came
  said the outcome of their election in June will say much about the nature of their ongoing commitment in Afg.
  Lastly, I arrived shortly after the Polish tragedy. There is a very close relationship between the 2 countries and their grief
  was palpable. Jolenta Kwasniewska and several other Poles came to the CD meeting. She told me that they lost so many
  of their top leaders across all sectors of society, incl several top women leaders. Jolenta' foundation has been very active
  in advancing women's progress in Poland as well as working in other countries.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768506 Date: 08/31/2015



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  sbwhoeop
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  are yet another attempt to deflect attention from his central role in the betrayal of Valerie Plame Wilson's identity as a
  covert CIA officer.
  His distortions and fabrications are consistent with his approach throughout this sordid and criminal affair. Wasting his
  opportunity to tell the truth, he offers absolutely nothing new, and his selective use of facts and quotes are a transparent
  effort to continue his long campaign to confuse people, unfortunately consistent with his past behavior.
  His book is a pathetically weak defense of the disastrous policies pursued by the Bush administration, involving our
  country in a war of choice based on false intelligence and badly tarnishing the good name of the United States of America.
  Nothing in Karl Rove's book refutes those facts. His book, however, is illuminating in further exposing his political
  methods, especially his reliance on personal insults, not simply towards Valerie and myself, but also towards all those
  who opposed his unprincipled behavior.
  If any additional proof to the irrefutable historical record were needed, Rove's book demonstrates once again the actions
  of a vindictive, angry and petty man. Karl Rove betrayed his nation; now he has betrayed history.
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  March 9, 2010
  Joseph C. Wilson
  Courage and Consequence: Less Memoir Than
  Hoax
  Karl Rove's book Courage and Consequence is less memoir than hoax. The chapters that relate to the CIA leak scandal
  are yet another attempt to deflect attention from his central role in the betrayal of Valerie Plame Wilson's identity as a
  covert CIA officer.
  His distortions and fabrications are consistent with his approach throughout this sordid and criminal affair. Wasting his
  opportunity to tell the truth, he offers absolutely nothing new, and his selective use of facts and quotes are a transparent
  effort to continue his long campaign to confuse people, unfortunately consistent with his past behavior.
  His book is a pathetically weak defense of the disastrous policies pursued by the Bush administration, involving our
  country in a war of choice based on false intelligence and badly tarnishing the good name of the United States of America.
  Nothing in Karl Rove's book refutes those facts. His book, however, is illuminating in further exposing his political
  methods, especially his reliance on personal insults, not simply towards Valerie and myself, but also towards all those
  who opposed his unprincipled behavior.
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  of a vindictive, angry and petty man. Karl Rove betrayed his nation; now he has betrayed history.
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  Subject Tony blair says he's free to talk anytime today. He's in middle east so is 8 hours ahead.
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  Stormont votes to take over Northern Ireland
  policing powers
  •Power-sharing finalised as assembly agrees to first justice minister since Troubles
  •Ulster Unionists oppose measure but Hillary Clinton welcomes assembly's yes vote
  A 15-year search for a political settlement in Northern Ireland cleared its final hurdle today when unionists and nationalists
  voted to transfer policing and criminal justice powers to Belfast, creating the province's first justice minister since the
  Troubles erupted four decades ago.
  Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist party (DUP), who were barely on speaking terms a few years ago, joined forces
  with the nationalist SDLP in the Northern Ireland assembly to endorse a deal on policing, hammered out last month.
  The justice minister will be appointed on 12 April and is likely to be David Ford, the leader of the centrist Alliance party.
  The breakthrough was marred by a row when the Ulster Unionist party (UUP), which governed Northern Ireland for five
  decades until the imposition of direct rule in 1972, voted against the deal.
  Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader, who recently formed an electoral pact with the Conservatives, said he had voted no
  because his party did not believe that the four-party power-sharing executive was functioning properly. Empey, the
  minister for employment and learning, said: "We exercise our rights, refusing to bow to the blackmail and bullying to which
  we have been subjected in recent weeks."
  The UUP hit out after facing intense pressure from London and the US to fall in behind David Cameron, who has backed
  devolution of the criminal justice system. Gordon Brown phoned Empey shortly before today's vote, while former US
  president George Bush pleaded with Cameron last week to persuade the UUP to support the deal.
  Empey's unionist rivals, the DUP, who have overtaken the UUP in recent years, focused on what could happen after the
  vote. The DUP leader, Peter Robinson, who managed to persuade all but one of his 36 assembly members to back the
  devolution deal, said: "The move is about completing and maintaining devolution, it is about whether we move forward
  together as a society."
  The vote secures an extra £800m for policing and justice that Brown promised the assembly if they backed the transfer. It
  also adds an extra 1,200 police officers. The prime minister praised the main parties for reaching the deal on an issue that
  almost broke the power-sharing government.
  He said: "Today the politics of progress have finally replaced the politics of division in Northern Ireland. The completion of
  devolution, supported by all sections of the community in Northern Ireland, is the final end to decades of strife. It sends
  the most powerful message to those who would return to violence: that democracy and tolerance will prevail. The courage
  and leadership of the parties who voted to complete devolution at Stormont will be noted around the world."
  The vote was also praised tonight by Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state. She
  said: "I commend the Northern Ireland Assembly for its affirmation of the
  Hillsborough Agreement and its endorsement of the devolution of policing and
  justice, an important step in ensuring a peaceful and prosperous future for all of the
  people of Northern Ireland for generations to come."
  Irish president Mary McAleese also hailed the move. "Today's vote in the Northern Ireland assembly represents an
  eloquent statement of confidence in the political institutions established under the Good Friday Agreement," she said.
  Matt Baggott, chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland, welcomed the vote as a step forward. "Devolution
  will strengthen our service. It will help to ensure communities receive the policing service that not only they deserve, but
  that we are committed to delivering.
  "The financial package is also welcomed ... it will help us deal with those who are living in the darkness of the past and
  who have tried to disrupt this process and the lives of our community."
  But there was discord inside Stormont after the UUP and their 17-strong assembly team voted against the move.
  Martin McGuinness, Sinn Fein's deputy first minister, denounced the UUP stance, claiming they were doing it to
  embarrass the DUP. "The UUP declared last night [Monday] that they will not support this resolution," McGuinness told
  the assembly. "That saddens and disappoints me. They are opposed in my view to the transfer for cynical party political
  reasons." He stressed that no single party could control the justice department.
  The UUP no-vote will put pressure on the Tories, who will campaign with their allies in the general election, having taken
  opposing sides on the biggest vote since the DUP and Sinn Fein started sharing power in 2007.
  Cameron insisted that the Tories had played a constructive role, saying he would maintain his alliance with the UUP. "We
  want to move Northern Ireland politics forward — to focus on the issues that affect people in their everyday lives — rather
  than remaining stuck in the past. That is why we remain totally committed to bringing national, mainstream UK politics to
  Northern Ireland and to ending its semi-detached political status."
  Cameron's remarks were designed, in part, to reassure the White House, which fears a UUP no-vote could harden
  unionist opinion against power-sharing.
  Hardline Unionists turned on the DUP tonight. Jim Allister, the former DUP MEP, who now leads the breakaway
  Traditional Unionist Voice, claimed his former party had "rolled over in triple somersaults for Sinn Fein". He also
  suggested the new justice minister would be a "pointless puppet keeping the seat warm for Sinn Fein". Prior to the vote
  the widow of the first Police Service of Northern Ireland officer to be murdered by dissident republicans urged all parties to
  back the devolution of policing and justice powers. Kate Carroll, whose husband, Stephen, was killed by a Continuity IRA
  sniper, said in an appeal to the UUP: "It is heartbreaking that I have to get on this morning to please ask the politicians to
  get on with their job."

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  Stormont votes to take over Northern Ireland
  policing powers
  •Power-sharing finalised as assembly agrees to first justice minister since Troubles
  •Ulster Unionists oppose measure but Hillary Clinton welcomes assembly's yes vote
  A 15-year search for a political settlement in Northern Ireland cleared its final hurdle today when unionists and nationalists
  voted to transfer policing and criminal justice powers to Belfast, creating the province's first justice minister since the
  Troubles erupted four decades ago.
  Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist party (DUP), who were barely on speaking terms a few years ago, joined forces
  with the nationalist SDLP in the Northern Ireland assembly to endorse a deal on policing, hammered out last month.
  The justice minister will be appointed on 12 April and is likely to be David Ford, the leader of the centrist Alliance party.
  The breakthrough was marred by a row when the Ulster Unionist party (UUP), which governed Northern Ireland for five
  decades until the imposition of direct rule in 1972, voted against the deal.
  Sir Reg Empey, the UUP leader, who recently formed an electoral pact with the Conservatives, said he had voted no
  because his party did not believe that the four-party power-sharing executive was functioning properly. Empey, the
  minister for employment and learning, said: "We exercise our rights, refusing to bow to the blackmail and bullying to which
  we have been subjected in recent weeks."
  The UUP hit out after facing intense pressure from London and the US to fall in behind David Cameron, who has backed
  devolution of the criminal justice system. Gordon Brown phoned Empey shortly before today's vote, while former US
  president George Bush pleaded with Cameron last week to persuade the UUP to support the deal.
  Empey's unionist rivals, the DUP, who have overtaken the UUP in recent years, focused on what could happen after the
  vote. The DUP leader, Peter Robinson, who managed to persuade all but one of his 36 assembly members to back the
  devolution deal, said: "The move is about completing and maintaining devolution, it is about whether we move forward
  together as a society."
  The vote secures an extra £800m for policing and justice that Brown promised the assembly if they backed the transfer. It
  also adds an extra 1,200 police officers. The prime minister praised the main parties for reaching the deal on an issue that
  almost broke the power-sharing government.
  He said: "Today the politics of progress have finally replaced the politics of division in Northern Ireland. The completion of
  devolution, supported by all sections of the community in Northern Ireland, is the final end to decades of strife. It sends
  the most powerful message to those who would return to violence: that democracy and tolerance will prevail. The courage
  and leadership of the parties who voted to complete devolution at Stormont will be noted around the world."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768509 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768509 Date: 08/31/2015
  The vote was also praised tonight by Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state. She
  said: "I commend the Northern Ireland Assembly for its affirmation of the
  Hillsborough Agreement and its endorsement of the devolution of policing and
  justice, an important step in ensuring a peaceful and prosperous future for all of the
  people of Northern Ireland for generations to come."
  Irish president Mary McAleese also hailed the move. "Today's vote in the Northern Ireland assembly represents an
  eloquent statement of confidence in the political institutions established under the Good Friday Agreement," she said.
  Matt Baggott, chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland, welcomed the vote as a step forward. "Devolution
  will strengthen our service. It will help to ensure communities receive the policing service that not only they deserve, but
  that we are committed to delivering.
  "The financial package is also welcomed ... it will help us deal with those who are living in the darkness of the past and
  who have tried to disrupt this process and the lives of our community."
  But there was discord inside Stormont after the UUP and their 17-strong assembly team voted against the move.
  Martin McGuinness, Sinn Fein's deputy first minister, denounced the UUP stance, claiming they were doing it to
  embarrass the DUP. "The UUP declared last night [Monday] that they will not support this resolution," McGuinness told
  the assembly. "That saddens and disappoints me. They are opposed in my view to the transfer for cynical party political
  reasons." He stressed that no single party could control the justice department.
  The UUP no-vote will put pressure on the Tories, who will campaign with their allies in the general election, having taken
  opposing sides on the biggest vote since the DUP and Sinn Fein started sharing power in 2007.
  Cameron insisted that the Tories had played a constructive role, saying he would maintain his alliance with the UUP. "We
  want to move Northern Ireland politics forward — to focus on the issues that affect people in their everyday lives — rather
  than remaining stuck in the past. That is why we remain totally committed to bringing national, mainstream UK politics to
  Northern Ireland and to ending its semi-detached political status."
  Cameron's remarks were designed, in part, to reassure the White House, which fears a UUP no-vote could harden
  unionist opinion against power-sharing.
  Hardline Unionists turned on the DUP tonight. Jim Allister, the former DUP MEP, who now leads the breakaway
  Traditional Unionist Voice, claimed his former party had "rolled over in triple somersaults for Sinn Fein". He also
  suggested the new justice minister would be a "pointless puppet keeping the seat warm for Sinn Fein". Prior to the vote
  the widow of the first Police Service of Northern Ireland officer to be murdered by dissident republicans urged all parties to
  back the devolution of policing and justice powers. Kate Carroll, whose husband, Stephen, was killed by a Continuity IRA
  sniper, said in an appeal to the UUP: "It is heartbreaking that I have to get on this morning to please ask the politicians to
  get on with their job."
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  FYI — I'm sure you saw.
  cdm

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  Subject: NYT Somalia article on p1
  FYI — I'm sure you saw.
  cdm
  From: Russo, Robert V
  Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 8:22 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: RE: You should read NYT Somalia article on p1
  Here is the link: http://www.nvtimes.com/2010/03/10/world/africa/lOsomalia.html?ref=world
  Text below, also printed in your "Read" folder:
  March 9, 2010
  Somalia Food Aid Bypasses Needy, U.N. Study Says
  By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN and NEIL MacFARQUHAR
  As much as half the food aid sent to Somalia is diverted from needy people to a web of corrupt contractors, radical Islamist militants
  and local United Nations staff members, according to a new Security Council report.
  The report, which has not yet been made public but was shown to The New York Times by diplomats, outlines a host of problems so
  grave that it recommends that Secretary General Ban Ki-moon open an independent investigation into the World Food Program's
  Somalia operations. It suggests that the program rebuild the food distribution system — which serves at least 2.5 million people and
  whose aid was worth about $485 million in 21309 — from scratch to break what it describes as a corrupt cartel of Somali distributors.
  In addition to the diversion of food aid, regional Somali authorities are collaborating with pirates who hijack ships along the lawless
  coast, the report says, and Somali government ministers have auctioned off diplomatic visas for trips to Europe to the highest bidders,
  some of whom may have been pirates or insurgents.
  Somali officials denied that the visa problem was widespread, and officials for the World Food Program said they had not yet seen the
  report but would investigate its conclusions once it was presented to the Security Council next Tuesday.
  The report comes as Somalia's transitional government is preparing for a major military offensive to retake the capital, Mogadishu, and
  combat an Islamist insurgency with connections to Al Claeda.
  The United States is providing military aid, as the United Nations tries to roll back two decades of anarchy in the country.
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  But it may be an uphill battle. According to the report, Somalia's security forces "remain ineffective, disorganized and corrupt — a
  composite of independent militias loyal to senior government officials and military officers who profit from the business of war."
  One American official recently conceded that Somalia's "best hope" was the government's new military chief, a 60-year-old former
  artillery officer who, until a few months ago, was assistant manager at a McDonald's in Germany.
  The report's investigators, part of the Monitoring Group on Somalia, were originally asked to track violations of the United Nations
  arms embargo on Somalia, but the mandate was expanded.
  Several of the report's authors have received death threats, and the United Nations recently relocated them from Kenya to New York for
  safety reasons.
  Possible aid obstructions have been a nettlesome topic for Somalia over the past year and have contributed to delays in aid shipments by
  the American government and recent suspensions of food programs in some areas by United Nations officials.
  The report singles out the World Food Program, the largest aid agency in the crisis-racked country, as particularly flawed.
  "Some humanitarian resources, notably food aid, have been diverted to military uses," the report said. "A handful of Somali contractors
  for aid agencies have formed a cartel and become important power brokers — some of whom channel their profits, or the aid itself,
  directly to armed opposition groups."
  These allegations of food aid diversions first surfaced last year. The World Food Program has consistently denied finding any proof of
  malfeasance and said that its own recent internal audit found no widespread abuse.
  "We have not yet seen the U.N. Somalia Monitoring Group report," the World Food Program's deputy executive director, Amir Abdulla,
  said Tuesday. "But we will investigate all of the allegations, as we have always done in the past if questions have been raised about our
  operations."
  The current report's investigators question how independent that past audit was, and called for a new outside investigation of the
  United Nations agency.
  "We have to tell these folks that you cannot go on like this — we know what you are doing, you can't fool us anymore, so you better
  stop," said President Ali Bongo Ondimba of Gabon, who was at the United Nations, where his country holds the presidency of the
  Security Council this month.
  The report also charges that Somali officials are selling spots on trips to Europe and that many of the people who are presented as part
  of an official government entourage are actually pirates or members of militant groups.
  The report says that Somali officials use their connections to foreign governments to get visas and travel documents for people who
  would not otherwise be able to travel abroad and that many of these people then disappear into Europe and do not come back.
  "Somali ministers, members of Parliament, diplomats and 'freelance brokers' have transformed access to foreign visas into a growth
  industry, matched possibly only by piracy," selling visas for $10,000 to $1.5,000 each, the report said.
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  The report's authors estimate that dozens, if not hundreds of Somalis have gained access to Europe or beyond through this under-the-
  table visa business.
  Mohamed Osman Aden, a Somali diplomat in Kenya, said: "Maybe there's been one or two cases that have happened over the years. But
  these are just rumors. These allegations have been going around for years."
  The report also takes aim at some of Somalia's richest, most influential businessmen, Somalia's so-called money lords. One, Abdulkadir
  M. Nur, known as Eno, is married to a woman who plays a prominent role in a local aid agency that is supposed to verify whether food
  aid is actually delivered. That "potential loophole" could "offer considerable potential of large-scale diversion," the report said.
  The report accuses Mr. Nur of staging the hijacking of his own trucks and later selling the food.
  In an e-mail message, Mr. Nur said he had sent the investigators many documents that "showed very clearly that the gossip and rumors
  they are investigating are untrue," including the alleged hijacking or any link to insurgents. He said that his wife merely sat on the board
  of the local aid agency and that only "a tiny fraction" of the food he transported was designated for that aid agency.
  In September, Somalia's president, Sheik Sharif Sheik Ahmed, wrote a letter to Secretary General Ban, defending Mr. Nur as a "very
  conscientious, diligent and hard-working person" and saying that if it were not for the contractors, "many Somalis would have
  perished."
  The report questions why the World Food Program would steer 80 percent of its transportation contracts for Somalia, worth about
  $200 million, to three Somali businessmen, especially when they are suspected of connections to Islamist insurgents.
  The report says that fraud is pervasive, with about 30 percent of aid skimmed by local partners and local World Food Program
  personnel, io percent by the ground transporters and 5 to io percent by the armed group in control of the area. That means as much as
  half of the food never makes it to the people who desperately need it.
  In January, the United States halted tens of millions of dollars of aid shipments to southern Somalia because of fears of such diversions,
  and American officials believe that some American aid may have fallen into the hands of Al Shabab, the most militant of Somalia's
  insurgent groups.
  The report also said that the president of Puntland, a semiautonomous region in northern Somalia, had extensive ties to pirates in the
  area, who then funneled some of the money they made from hijacking ships to authorities.
  Puntland authorities could not be reached on Tuesday, but Mr. Aden, the Somali diplomat, dismissed the allegations, saying that the
  Puntland government had jailed more than io pirates and that it had not "received a penny from them."
  "It's unfortunate that this monitoring group thinks they can stick everything on the Somalis," he said.
  Jeffrey Gettleman reported from Gisenyi, Rwanda, and Neil MaeFarquhar from New York.
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  FYI. Mostly good news. I am already focusing on Turkey. Met with my Turkish counter-part last week and have a trip
  planned for early June.
  I'll keep you posted as things move forward. Will also send you an email on the high side about my SSCI hearing last
  week.
  — Reason: 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 04/19/2020
  1.4(D)
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  Cc: Macmanus, Joseph E
  Subject: FW: BBC poll on global attitutudes-favorable views of USA
  Attachments: plugin-BBC_2010 Country Influence Poll_Long Version.pdf
  FYI. Mostly good news. I am already focusing on Turkey. Met with my Turkish counter-part last week and have a trip
  planned for early June.
  I'll keep you posted as things move forward. Will also send you an email on the high side about my SSCI hearing last
  week.
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL
  — Reason: 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 04/19/2020
  1.4(D)
  B1
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  Roger.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Mon Mar 22 08:02:04 2010
  Subject: Re: AIPAC
  Pis add to the acknowledgements: Howard Friedman, Ester Kurz and Richard Fishman.
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivantl@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Mar 22 07:10:55 2010
  Subject: Fw: AIPAC
  See below. How would you like to proceed? B5i
  Original Message
  From: Schwerin, Daniel B
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Mon Mar 22 07:07:382010
  Subject: Fw: AIPAC
  Original Message
  From: Knopf, Payton L
  To: Schwerin, Daniel B; Prince, Jonathan M; Djerassi, Alexander M
  Cc: Rudman, Mara; Sachar, Alon (NEA/IPA)
  Sent: Mon Mar 22 06:57:39 2010
  Subject: AIPAC
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  We are boarding a plane from Amman to DC shortly but can be reached via the Operations Center if there are questions.
  Thanks.
  Payton
  \
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  From: Casteel, Ezra A
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Mon Apr 19 08:10:32 2010
  Subject: (AP) Official: Kyrgyz president leaves Kazakhstan
  BISHKEK (AP) - Kazakh Foreign Ministry spokesman Ilyas Omarov said the deposed president of Kyrgyzstan left their
  country for an unknown destination, where he had sought refuge in the wake of the bloody uprising in his nation.
  Ezra Casteel
  S/ES-0 Operations Specialist
  202.647.1512
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  FYI
  From: John, Eric G
  Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 4:29 AM
  To: Campbell, Kurt M; Marcie!, Scot A; Smith, Demian
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Subject: Secretary's Video Speech
  Kurt:
  You'll be happy to know that the Secretary's video message was the subject of a great op-ed in today's Thai
  Rath the leading newspaper in Thailand. They took exactly the line that we hoped they would — seeing her
  message not as the U.S. intervening in politics, but, rather, as a very personal message from someone who
  cares deeply about Thailand. The writer even referred to the Secretary's autobiography.
  Thai Rath (leading Thai language daily), a commentary on Thai politics, April 16, referenced
  Secretary Clinton's video statement calling for a peaceful solution to Thailand's political crisis: "I
  would like to thank U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for making a request herself and on behalf
  of President Obama for the two opposing parties to return to the negotiating table so as to end their
  conflict. The short video message in which she mentioned Thailand was full of sincerity. She started
  by saying that she was making this request as "a long-standing friend of the Thai people" She
  referred to the Songkran festival which is the Thai New Year and said the opposing parties should
  consider this an opportunity for a new round of talks. She emphasized that violence cannot bring
  happiness and peace and that the opposing parties should talk in order to solve the problem. I
  believe Mrs. Clinton said this with sincerity. I have read a book in which she wrote about her brief
  visit to Thailand as First Lady several years ago and showed her goodwill toward the Thai people and
  Thailand in the book. During her most recent visit to Thailand last year, Mrs. Clinton gave an
  interview and expressed her opinion about Thai politics in the most amicable way. Normally, I do not
  quite approve of the U.S. because I think it often meddles with other countries' affairs. But I
  wholeheartedly agree with Secretary Clinton's request and would like to sincerely thank her for
  it." (To see the video, click here. To read the original article in Thai, click here.)
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  Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 2:41 PM
  To:
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: choice quotes from the testimony
  FYI.
  From: Hyde, Dana
  Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 2:35 PM
  To: Lew, Jacob 3; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Subject: FW: choice quotes from the testimony
  REALLY good stuff from the GI-II hearing this morning with Gates and Clinton. ©
  We should make sure the Secretary knows what an instrumental role Ann Gavaghan has played at all levels of this. -
  D
  From: Gavaghan, Ann
  Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 2:20 PM
  To: Hyde, Dana; Batson, Arnie (GH/AA)
  Subject: FW: choice quotes from the testimony
  Stories are starting to roll in...
  From: Peterson, Jennifer L
  Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 2:02 PM
  To: Gavaghan, Ann; Knight, M Chantal; Walsh, Thomas J
  Cc: Thaivalappil, Maureen E; Ballard, Erica L; Murphy, Ruth L
  Subject: RE: choice quotes from the testimony
  I was just chatting with Maureen about highlighting today's testimony. She can send out some of the quotes below via
  PEPFAR's Twitter feed, and will give State a heads up about the tweets in case they want to push them out too. She is
  also posting the video of the hearing on our Facebook page.
  We could consider doing a Dipnote blog from EG when he testifies, and we could quote today's testimony.
  Here are some articles out:
  Clinton: Improving foreign health is good policy
  CNN international - March 10, 2010
  Washington (CNN) — Aside from a moral obligation, improving the health of people in other nations is smart foreign
  policy, former President Clinton said Wednesday. 'We live in an interdependent world in which we have learned the hard
  way that no matter how brilliantly our forces perform, we can not kill, jail or occupy all of our adversaries," he told the
  Senate Foreign Relations Committee in discussing why the issue of global health should be important to the United
  States.
  Clinton, Gates Say US Help Abroad Improves Image
  Associated Press — March 10, 2010
  Bill Clinton and Bill Gates have told a Senate panel that U.S. investments in fighting AIDS, malaria and other diseases in
  underdeveloped nations play a vital role in improving America's image abroad. Clinton said Wednesday that helping the
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  world's poorest tackle their health problems is "intrinsically good for America's foreign policy." The former president said
  the work shouldn't be politicized.
  Double Bill-ino on the Hill
  Politico — March 10, 2010
  Bill Clinton and Bill Gates urged senators to devote more resources to global health today — and said that there are limits
  to what their own fame and wealth can accomplish. "My goal is to go to places where my being there won't cause
  problems for foreign policy," Clinton said. ... Gates and Clinton agreed broadly that the United States should continue and
  intensify its efforts to combat infectious diseases. On other global development issues, they sometimes clarified each
  others remarks.
  From: Gavaghan, Ann
  Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 12:58 PM
  To: Peterson, Jennifer L; Knight, M Chantal
  Subject: choice quotes from the testimony
  Senator John Kerry: "The Global Health Initiative has rightly identified several core principles that should guide our
  thinking.... I hope they will provide the underpinnings for strong bipartisan support going forward for advancing
  global health and strengthening the fight against HIV/AIDS."
  Bill Gates:
  "I believe GHI is an important next step — indeed a natural progression — in U.S. efforts to address health challenges
  around the world."
  "I am pleased that the GNI will include an increased emphasis on family health and the myriad of interventions that,
  when taken together and integrated in both approach and execution, make families healthier and societies more
  productive."
  "...the GHI aims for greater resources and a fresh approach to deploying resources in order to maximize health
  outcomes in as short a time as possible. It seeks to concentrate resources in order to better achieve scale in selected
  countries. And it utilizes targeted funding increases on diseases and conditions that have a devastating health and
  economic impact on countries yet are entirely preventable or treatable. These are laudable goals."
  "I'm pleased that the Global Health Initiative aims to build off of and improve successful American platforms such as
  PEPFAR and PMI, and that it will enable a more integrated approach to health both here in Washington, D.C., and on the
  ground — where we lose patients if we can't address their needs comprehensively."
  "Yet 9 million children dying unnecessarily each year is still 9 million too many. I believe that a combination of
  interventions, as suggested by the approach of the Global Health Initiative, can cut this figure in half again in well under
  15 years."
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  Joint Statement by Former President Clinton and Secretary of State Clinton on the Passing of Dr. Dorothy Height We are
  deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Dorothy Height, an icon of America's long march toward equality and a
  personal inspiration to us both. As the only woman among the "Big Six" civil rights leaders, Dr. Height helped galvanize a
  movement that changed our country forever. She organized the "Wednesdays in Mississippi" meetings that brought
  black and white women together to find common ground and break down barriers. She never stopped fighting for what
  she knew was right. And through it all, she was always the best dressed woman in the room. We were blessed to know
  Dr. Height, to benefit from her grace, passion and wisdom, and to call her our friend. For decades, starting with the early
  days at the Children's Defense Fund, we worked with her, learned from her, and drew inspiration from her example.
  From the Presidential Medal of Freedom, to the Congressional Gold Medal, to the unveiling of a long-sought-after bust
  of Sojourner Truth in the United States Capitol, we had the privilege of helping honor Dr. Height and her
  accomplishments. Born before women had the right to vote, denied access to the college of her choice because of the
  color of her skin, and witness to nation divided, Dr. Height dedicated her life to the proposition that all Americans should
  have the opportunity to live up to their full God-given potential. Our nation is poorer for her loss but infinitely richer for
  the life she led, the progress she achieved, and the people she touched. Our thoughts and prayers are with Dr. Height's
  family today, and with her many loving friends and colleagues. She would be the first to tell us that the best way to
  honor her memory is to carry forward the work she started and the causes she championed, to open wide the freedom
  gates. May we all find the strength and the wisdom to live up to her legacy.

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  Joint Statement by Former President Clinton and Secretary of State Clinton on the Passing of Dr. Dorothy Height We are
  deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Dorothy Height, an icon of America's long march toward equality and a
  personal inspiration to us both. As the only woman among the "Big Six" civil rights leaders, Dr. Height helped galvanize a
  movement that changed our country forever. She organized the "Wednesdays in Mississippi" meetings that brought
  black and white women together to find common ground and break down barriers. She never stopped fighting for what
  she knew was right. And through it all, she was always the best dressed woman in the room. We were blessed to know
  Dr. Height, to benefit from her grace, passion and wisdom, and to call her our friend. For decades, starting with the early
  days at the Children's Defense Fund, we worked with her, learned from her, and drew inspiration from her example.
  From the Presidential Medal of Freedom, to the Congressional Gold Medal, to the unveiling of a long-sought-after bust
  of Sojourner Truth in the United States Capitol, we had the privilege of helping honor Dr. Height and her
  accomplishments. Born before women had the right to vote, denied access to the college of her choice because of the
  color of her skin, and witness to nation divided, Dr. Height dedicated her life to the proposition that all Americans should
  have the opportunity to live up to their full God-given potential. Our nation is poorer for her loss but infinitely richer for
  the life she led, the progress she achieved, and the people she touched. Our thoughts and prayers are with Dr. Height's
  family today, and with her many loving friends and colleagues. She would be the first to tell us that the best way to
  honor her memory is to carry forward the work she started and the causes she championed, to open wide the freedom
  gates. May we all find the strength and the wisdom to live up to her legacy.
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  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 9:44 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (Reuters) Lukashenko: Deposed Kyrgyz leader in Belarus
  From: Roberts, Kristin
  To: NEWS-SCA; NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Tue Apr 20 08:54:52 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) Lukashenko: Deposed Kyrgyz leader in Belarus
  MINSK (Reuters) - Belarussian leader Alexander Lukashenko said that Kyrgyzstan's former president, Kurmanbek
  Bakiyev, was in the Belarussian capital, Minsk. Bakiyev fled Kyrgyzstan last week after an uprising against his five-year
  rule.
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  Basically if they can get their teams in from brussels tomorrow morning (a day before nato starts), its moving forward.
  We should know approx 6am our time. However, if we need to be wheels up at 8am, that's too short notice. I just told
  ivo we need to lean on them to make a decision sooner. Will keep u posted but we are def getting the sense they want
  to move forward.

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  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 10:08 AM
  To:
  Subject Re: Volcanic Ash Travel Disruption Spot Report No. 1
  Basically if they can get their teams in from brussels tomorrow morning (a day before nato starts), its moving forward.
  We should know approx 6am our time. However, if we need to be wheels up at 8am, that's too short notice. I just told
  ivo we need to lean on them to make a decision sooner. Will keep u posted but we are def getting the sense they want
  to move forward.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Tue Apr 20 09:24:30 2010
  Subject: Re: Volcanic Ash Travel Disruption Spot Report No. 1
  So, what's the latest? It sounds contradictory and when does AF have to decide? Shall we take the 1 or 2 shuttle?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Apr 20 08:31:55 2010
  Subject: Fw: Volcanic Ash Travel Disruption Spot Report No. 1
  Update on airport openings. Looks like estonia is partially open. They think most ministers will fly private so they seem
  to want to try and move forward.
  From: OpsAlert
  Sent: Tue Apr 20 06:37:21 2010
  Subject: Volcanic Ash Travel Disruption Spot Report No. 1
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  SPOT REPORT No. 1
  VOLCANIC ASH TRAVEL DISRUPTION
  Tuesday, April 20, 2010
  0630 EDT
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  SOME EUROPEAN AIRLINES RESUME OPERATIONS
  (SBU) The European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (EuroControl) expects close to 60 percent of the
  •
  scheduled 27,500 flights in European airspace to fly April 20. There were approximately 8700 flights on April 19, roughly
  30 percent of regularly scheduled flights. (www.eurocontrol.int <http://www.eurocontrol.inth )
  (SBU) EU transportation ministers agreed on a phased opening of larger airports, subject to changing conditions.
  Per www.eurocontrol.int <http://www.eurocontrol.irit/>, current European airport operations include:
  o Normal Operations: Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Montenegro, Netherlands,
  Romania, Russia, Serbia, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine
  o Partial Operations (includes airports fully operational for limited hours): Belgium, Britain, Estonia, France, Germany,
  Ireland, Luxembourg, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden
  o Closed (in some cases the airspace remains open for transit flights): Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Poland, Slovenia
  (SBU) For additional information, please go to the New York Times airport cancellation tracker:
  •
  www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/04/15/world/europe/airport-closings-graphic.html?src=me&ref=world
  <http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/04/15/world/europe/airport-closings-graphic.html?src=me&ref=world>
  STATE DEPARTMENT RESPONSE
  (SBU) The United States is not evacuating American citizens at this time. Commercial travel is expected to resume
  before U.S. Government-facilitated arrangements could be made. (travel.state.gov <http://www.travel.state.gov/> )
  (SBU) Consular Affairs (CA) updated the travel.state.gov <http://www.state.govk website, as well as websites for
  U.S. Embassies throughout Europe, in order to provide additional details, including low-cost hotels, medical services, and
  the process to refill U.S. prescriptions. CA urges travelers to monitor local news and check in with airlines frequently. As
  applicable, the websites also detail procedures for those who have exceeded the duration of their visas due to the
  delays. (travel.state.gov <http://www.travel.state.gov/>)
  Please see our classified website at http://ses.state.sgov.gov <http://ses.state.sgov.gov/>.
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  Drafted: KMZurcher Approved: HCThompson
  Dist: State (all bureaus), NSS, OSD, NMCC, JCS, CIA, OSC, NCTC, DHS
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
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  For this year:
  Chile is going to Alex Wolfe
  Columbia to Mike McKinley
  Venezuela to Larry Palmer.
  Next year, few big posts are up. Indeed the only posts are:
  Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, panama, paraguay

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  Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 9:13 AM
  To:
  Subject: WHA posts
  For this year:
  Chile is going to Alex Wolfe
  Columbia to Mike McKinley
  Venezuela to Larry Palmer.
  Next year, few big posts are up. Indeed the only posts are:
  Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, panama, paraguay
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  65 for and 356 against
  (60 Dems and 5 Republicans voting for)
  This is an increase of 9 votes since the last votes cast against the war (2009 war supp funding).

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  65 for and 356 against
  (60 Dems and 5 Republicans voting for)
  This is an increase of 9 votes since the last votes cast against the war (2009 war supp funding).
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  Thnx for talking to Wendell. Will do. Spoke to Tim already via email and he getting me paper and then we can discuss.
  Also told him to have Wendell go to the Expo opening. Altho delayed could also have an impact.

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  Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 3:59 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Corning
  Thnx for talking to Wendell. Will do. Spoke to Tim already via email and he getting me paper and then we can discuss.
  Also told him to have Wendell go to the Expo opening. Altho delayed could also have an impact.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Balderston, Kris M
  Sent: Mon Apr 19 15:56:09 2010
  Subject: Corning
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768539 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 10:01 AM
  To:
  Subject FW: IDB/Haiti Debt
  From: Reynoso, Julissa
  Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 9:56 AM
  To: Siemer, Marguerite E; Mills, Cheryl D; DeMarcellus, Roland F
  Cc: Kelly, Craig A; Valenzuela, Arturo A
  Subject: IDB/Haiti Debt
  IDB Approves $70 Billion Capital Increase, Forgives Haitian Debt
  The governors of the Inter-American Development Bank early Monday approved a $70 billion capital increase for the
  multilateral lender and also agreed to forgive $479 million of Haitian debt, Reuters reported. Colombian Finance Minister
  Oscar Zuluaga announced the move at the close of an IDB governors meeting in Candin. Last week, Moody's Investor
  Services affirmed the bank's long-standing Aaa credit rating, the IDB said.
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  Fyi traffic
  Mills, Cheryl D
  Monday, April
  FW: Sanctions
  <MillsCD©state.gov>
  19, 2010 4:20 PM
  and Transitions

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  Mills, Cheryl D
  Monday, April
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  and Transitions
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 4:20 PM
  To: Einhorn, Robert J
  Subject: RE: Sanctions and Transitions
  Terrific — we are.
  Thanks.
  cmd
  From: Einhorn, Robert J
  Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 3:56 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: Sanctions and Transitions
  Cheryl,
  See Bill's response below. If he, you, the Secretary, and others are comfortable, I certainly am comfortable proceeding.
  Bob
  From: Burns, William J
  Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 3:03 PM
  To: Einhorn, Robert J
  Subject: Re: Sanctions and Transitions
  Bob,
  I appreciate the concern,
  Let's talk when I get back. All best, Bill
  From: Einhorn, Robert J
  To: Burns, William J
  Sent: Mon Apr 19 14:02:47 2010
  Subject: FW: Sanctions and Transitions
  Bill, please see below. Bob
  From: Einhorn, Robert J
  Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 2:01 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Steinberg, James B
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768541 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768541 Date: 08/31/2015
  Cc: Goldberg, Philip S; Mull, Stephen D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: RE: Sanctions and Transitions
  Cheryl,
  I have one additional thought since we spoke, which I am mentioning to the other addressees.
  I'd welcome Bill's reaction on that, as well as that of the other
  addressees.
  Bob
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 1:41 PM
  To: Steinberg, James B
  Cc: Einhorn, Robert 3; Goldberg, Philip S; Mull, Stephen D; Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Subject: Sanctions and Transitions
  Jim:
  Bob and I spoke today and he has graciously agreed to assume the sanctions portfolios for NK and Iran, in addition to his
  existing responsibilities.
  I know we all want to ensure a smooth transition — I think it might make sense for you Bob to meet with both Phil and
  then with Steve and determine a timeline and process and then to brief you and me on that transition.
  If that makes sense, I would encourage Bob to meet with Phil and with Steve. We then can determine once there is a
  recommendation for how to proceed how to make that information public.
  Best.
  cdm
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  The way you did the ending was pitch perfect. The headlines may about the Iran language, but you laid a powerful
  predicate for moving forward. AM

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  The way you did the ending was pitch perfect. The headlines may about the Iran language, but you laid a powerful
  predicate for moving forward. AM
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  request for Haiti, Lugar says
  FYI

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  Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 9:06 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: Administration should include education assistance in supplemental funding
  request for Haiti, Lugar says
  Attachments: haiti education funding 3-10-10.doc
  FYI
  From: Curtis, Meghann A
  Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 6:34 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Warnholz, Jean-Louis
  Subject: FW: Administration should include education assistance in supplemental funding request for Haiti, Lugar says
  Not good. The Hills is trying to tie our hands all over the place.
  From: Bulgrin, Julie K
  Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 6:30 PM
  To: Curtis, Meghann A; Reynoso, Julissa; Brigety, Reuben; De Pirro, Velia M; Chartrand, Jennifer; Rademacher, Paul R;
  Stout, Jennifer P
  Cc: Rayburn, Dorothy J; Gonzalez, Juan S; Pressfield, Justin C
  Subject: FW: Administration should include education assistance in supplemental funding request for Haiti, Lugar says
  Dick Lugar
  U.S. Senator for Indiana
  Date: 3/10/2010 • http://lugar.senate.gov
  Andy Fisher • 202-224-2079 • andy_fisher@lugarsenate.goy
  Administration should include education assistance in supplemental
  funding request for Haiti, Lugar says
  Getting Haitian children back in classrooms should be a priority in U.S. assistance to Haiti, U.S. Sen. Dick
  Lugar said today after attending the White House Rose Garden ceremony with President Barack Obama hosting
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  "As the Administration prepares to present its supplemental appropriations request for Haiti;a top priority for
  recovery and long term reconstruction efforts in Haiti should include significant assistance to get Haitian
  children quickly back into the classroom," Lugar said. "Assistance for infrastructure, technical assistance for
  instruction and curriculum development especially should be included. Only with a strong education initiative
  will Haiti have a chance at a better future."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768543 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768543 Date: 08/31/2015
  Lugar directed two staff members to accompany a Congressional Delegation to Haiti on Friday, March 5.
  During the visit, staff saw firsthand the devastation experienced by Haitians and reported to Lugar that
  thousands of schools in and around Port au Prince could remain closed for months or never reopen. As a result,
  Haitian children could be left languishing in refugee camps. Before the January 12 earthquake approximately
  one-half of Haiti's school-age children were enrolled in classes. Children make up about 45 percent of Haiti's
  population.
  "The relationship between the United States and the Haitian government should be a consensual, cooperative
  arrangement that preserves Haitian participation in decisions, while ensuring that the resources and expertise of
  the United States Government and international community are brought to bear on the daily problems of Haiti.
  Education of the Haiti's youth is an appropriate starting point," Lugar said.
  # # #
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  Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2010 6:11 PM
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  Subject Tomorrow
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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
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  Re: Tomorrow
  latest is that nato will make decision tomorrow morning, they don't want to cancel unless they have to and unless we
  have other dates to offer. We talked about around poland in July for the alternative.
  Phil and I are connecting early tomorrow.
  My guess is it will be moved.

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  latest is that nato will make decision tomorrow morning, they don't want to cancel unless they have to and unless we
  have other dates to offer. We talked about around poland in July for the alternative.
  Phil and I are connecting early tomorrow.
  My guess is it will be moved.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Apr 18 18:13:15 2010
  Subject: Re: Tomorrow
  What's the latest for our trip to Finland?
  Original Message ---
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Apr 18 18:10:32 2010
  Subject: Tomorrow
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  Dick Lugar
  U.S. Senator for Indiana
  Date: 3/10/2010 • http://luciar.senate.gov
  Andy Fisher • 202-224-2079 • andy_fisher@lugar.senate.gov
  RELEASE
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  Administration should include education assistance in
  supplemental funding request for Haiti, Lugar says
  Getting Haitian children back in classrooms should be a priority in U.S. assistance to Haiti, U.S.
  Sen. Dick Lugar said today after attending the White House Rose Garden ceremony with
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  "As the Administration prepares to present its supplemental appropriations request for Haiti, a
  top priority for recovery and long term reconstruction efforts in Haiti should include significant
  assistance to get Haitian children quickly back into the classroom," Lugar said. "Assistance for
  infrastructure, technical assistance for instruction and curriculum development especially should
  be included. Only with a strong education initiative will Haiti have a chance at a better future."
  Lugar directed two staff members to accompany a Congressional Delegation to Haiti on Friday,
  March 5. During the visit, staff saw firsthand the devastation experienced by Haitians and
  reported to Lugar that thousands of schools in and around Port au Prince could remain closed for
  months or never reopen. As a result, Haitian children could be left languishing in refugee camps.
  Before the January 12 earthquake approximately one-half of Haiti's school-age children were
  enrolled in classes. Children make up about 45 percent of Haiti's population.
  "The relationship between the United States and the Haitian government should be a consensual,
  cooperative arrangement that preserves Haitian participation in decisions, while ensuring that the
  resources and expertise of the United States Government and international community are
  brought to bear on the daily problems of Haiti. Education of the Haiti's youth is an appropriate
  starting point," Lugar said.
  # #
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  To:
  Subject Fw: Brainard Nom.
  From: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  To: Abedin, Huma; Verma, Richard R
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  Sent: Mon Apr 19 18:03:07 2010
  Subject: Brainard Nom.
  S was asking about this nomination earlier today.
  Cloture was invoked on Lael Brainard's nomination this evening, 84-10.
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Senate Affairs
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2645
  rodriguezme@state.gov
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  Cloture was invoked on Lael Brainard's nomination this afternoon, 84-10.
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
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  rodriguezme@state.gov

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  To:
  Subject Brainard Vote
  Cloture was invoked on Lael Brainard's nomination this afternoon, 84-10.
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Senate Affairs
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2645
  rodriguezme@state.gov
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768550 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768551
MetadataSubject: UNAMA MANDATE RENEWAL
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MetadataFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: UNAMA mandate renewal
ExtractedFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Monday, March 22, 2010 4:14 PM
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ExtractedBodyText: Fyi. This resolves - in some respects - the UN mandate issue Lavrov raised.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768551 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN
  PART B5
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 4:14 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: UNAMA mandate renewal
  Fyi. This resolves - in some respects - the UN mandate issue Lavrov raised.
  From: Barks-Ruggles, Erica J
  To: Sullivan, Jacob .3
  Sent: Mon Mar 22 16:10:52 2010
  Subject: UNAMA mandate renewal
  Jake —
  I am not sure if this answers the question, but the issue is OBE as the mandate was adopted today.
  — Erica
  ************
  UNAMA MANDATE RENEWAL & RUSSIAN DISCUSSION
  On March 22 the Security Council renewed the UNAMA mandate by unanimous consent, but not without a short delay
  at the request of Russian PermRep Churkin, who called for last-minute consultations prior to the adoption of the
  mandate. Churkin took the floor in closed consultations to "begin an interactive dialogue" highlighting the drug problem
  caused by Afghanistan's unabated poppy cultivation, noting it fuels domestic corruption and finances the Taliban.
  Churkin's "dialogue" was triggered by a front-page Sunday New York Times article titled, "U.S. Turns a Blind Eye to
  Opium in Afghan Town."
  Following the adoption of the UMAMA mandate, the Russian Perm Rep took the floor in the chamber and noted Russian
  support for the new UNAMA mandate which has "satisfactory language in all regards.' Churkin emphasized that the
  Afghan-led policy of national reconciliation can not contradict past Council resolutions, including the sanctions regime,
  and reminded that all who join the reconciliation program must lay down arms, pledge to uphold the Afghan
  constitution and break ties with terrorist organizations. Churkin reminded Members that drugs represent a "direct
  threat to international peace and security" and noted that "recent media reports" state that ISM has "given up" on
  eradication. He called for ISAF to be "active and robust" in combating drugs.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768551 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768552
MetadataSubject: TOMORROW
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Tomorrow
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, April 18, 2010 8:25 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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  Yes sorry.
  Here is what he said:

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  B6
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2010 8:25 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: Tomorrow
  Yes sorry.
  Here is what he said:
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Apr 18 19:06:58 2010
  Subject: Re: Tomorrow
  Did you ever ask whatelse I can take? Should I call him directly?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Apr 18 18:21:10 2010
  Subject: Re: Tomorrow
  latest is that nato will make decision tomorrow morning, they don't want to cancel unless they have to and unless we
  have other dates to offer. We talked about around poland in july for the alternative.
  Phil and I are connecting early tomorrow.
  My guess is it will be moved.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Apr 18 18:13:15 2010
  Subject: Re: Tomorrow
  What's the latest for our trip to Finland?
  Original Message ----
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Apr 18 18:10:32 2010
  Subject: Tomorrow
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768552 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768559
MetadataSubject: DECISION ON NATO MINISTERIAL NOT EXPECTED UNTIL THIS EVENING
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ExtractedSubject: Decision on NATO Ministerial not expected until this evening
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: SES-0
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 8:30 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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ExtractedBodyText: This is the latest, believe it or not.
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  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 8:30 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Decision on NATO Ministerial not expected until this evening
  This is the latest, believe it or not.
  From: Thompson, Hillary C
  To: SES_DutyDeputies; EUR-FO-DL; 10 Front Office users-DL; S
  Cc: SES-0
  Sent: Tue Apr 20 07:10:38 2010
  Subject: Decision on NATO Ministerial not expected until this evening
  Colleagues, please see a further update below on deliberations regarding the NATO Ministerial.
  From: Zurcher, Kenneth M
  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 7:04 AM
  To: SES-O_Shift-I; SES-O_Shift-II
  Subject: Decision on NATO Ministerial not expected until this evening
  Good morning,
  Per Brian Greaney, USNATO, NATO will attempt to send an estimated 20-30 staff members to Tallinn this
  evening. Should the group, likely including interpreters, security personnel and technicians, be unable to complete the
  trip, the Ministerial likely will be cancelled. USNATO will continue to monitor and report to Ops as they learn more.
  Thanks,
  Ken Zurcher
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center, S/ES-0
  (202) 647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768559 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768562
MetadataSubject: VOLCANIC ASH TRAVEL DISRUPTION SPOT REPORT NO. 1
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Volcanic Ash Travel Disruption Spot Report No. 1
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 8:32 AM
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  Update on airport openings. Looks like estonia is partially open. They think most ministers will fly private so they seem to
  want to try and move forward.

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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 8:32 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Volcanic Ash Travel Disruption Spot Report No. 1
  Update on airport openings. Looks like estonia is partially open. They think most ministers will fly private so they seem to
  want to try and move forward.
  From: OpsAlert
  Sent: Tue Apr 20 06:37:21 2010
  Subject: Volcanic Ash Travel Disruption Spot Report No. 1
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  SPOT REPORT No. 1
  VOLCANIC ASH TRAVEL DISRUPTION
  Tuesday, April 20, 2010
  0630 EDT
  SOME EUROPEAN AIRLINES RESUME OPERATIONS
  • (SBU) The European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (EuroControl) expects close to 60
  percent of the scheduled 27,500 flights in European airspace to fly April 20. There were approximately
  8700 flights on April 19, roughly 30 percent of regularly scheduled flights. (www.eurocontrol.int)
  • (SBU) EU transportation ministers agreed on a phased opening of larger airports, subject to changing
  conditions. Per www.eurocontrol.int, current European airport operations include:
  o Normal Operations: Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Montenegro,
  Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine
  o Partial Operations (includes airports fully operational for limited hours): Belgium, Britain, Estonia,
  France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden
  o Closed (in some cases the airspace remains open for transit flights): Denmark, Finland, Lithuania,
  Poland, Slovenia
  • (SBU) For additional information, please go to the New York Times airport cancellation tracker:
  www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/04/15/world/europe/airport-closings-graphic.html?src=me&ref=world
  STATE DEPARTMENT RESPONSE
  • (SBU) The United States is not evacuating American citizens at this time. Commercial travel is expected
  to resume before U.S. Government-facilitated arrangements could be made. (travel.state.gov)
  • (SBU) Consular Affairs (CA) updated the travel. statesov website, as well as websites for U.S. Embassies
  throughout Europe, in order to provide additional details, including low-cost hotels, medical services, and
  the process to refill U.S. prescriptions. CA urges travelers to monitor local news and check in with airlines
  frequently. As applicable, the websites also detail procedures for those who have exceeded the duration of
  their visas due to the delays. (travel.state.gov)
  Please see our classified website at http://ses.state.sgov.gov.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768562 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768562 Date: 08/31/2015
  Drafted: ICMZureher Approved: FICThompson
  Dist: State (all bureaus), NSS, OSD, NIVICC, JCS, CIA, OSC, NCTC, DHS
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768562 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768564
MetadataSubject: DOROTHY HEIGHT
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Dorothy Height
ExtractedTo: H
ExtractedFrom: PIR <preines B6
ExtractedCc: Huma Abedin
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 9:29 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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ExtractedBodyText: Yes, joint w/WJC, Huma should have for your review
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768564 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: PIR <preines B6
  I
  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 9:29 AM
  To: H
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Dorothy Height
  Yes, joint w/WJC, Huma should have for your review
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Cc: Huma Abed in
  Subject: Dorothy Height
  Sent: Apr 20, 2010 9:25 AM
  Have we prepared a statement--w Bill or solo?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768564 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768566
MetadataSubject: NUNS. HEALTH. CARE
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mikulski, BAM
MetadataDateSent: 2010-03-22T04:00:00+00:00
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ExtractedFrom: Mikulski, BAM (Mikulski) <BAM@Mikulski.senate.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Monday, March 22, 2010 8:01 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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  Whew once again u are in the thick of thing--- but didn't it make your heart feel good about the passage of. Health.
  Care----and. The. Nuns pushed it over the finish line---as usual in the fcore front of. Social. Justice and a daring
  willingness. To break with the. Boys------ if you need a tonic. Go to the. Nuns exhibit @ the. Smithsonian--- Ripley.
  Center. Gives the 250 year history of. Nuns in. Usa. And their role in shaping. Our country and producing 1000s of
  women leaders with names like. Pelosi. Mikulski. Ferrar0. Sebilius. takes less than a hour. You are doing great
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768566 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Mikulski, BAM (Mikulski) <BAM@Mikulski.senate.gov>
  Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 8:01 PM
  To:
  Subject Nuns. Health. Care
  Whew once again u are in the thick of thing--- but didn't it make your heart feel good about the passage of. Health.
  Care----and. The. Nuns pushed it over the finish line---as usual in the fcore front of. Social. Justice and a daring
  willingness. To break with the. Boys------ if you need a tonic. Go to the. Nuns exhibit @ the. Smithsonian--- Ripley.
  Center. Gives the 250 year history of. Nuns in. Usa. And their role in shaping. Our country and producing 1000s of
  women leaders with names like. Pelosi. Mikulski. Ferrar0. Sebilius. takes less than a hour. You are doing great
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768566 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768569
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Verma, Richard R
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ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 12:36 PM
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ExtractedBodyText: Lael was confirmed....79 to 19.
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  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 12:36 PM
  To:
  Lael was confirmed....79 to 19.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768569 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768571
MetadataSubject: BRAINARD CONFIRMED
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MetadataFrom: Rodriguez, Miguel E
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ExtractedSubject: Brainard Confirmed
ExtractedFrom: Rodriguez, Miguel E <RodriguezME@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 12:44 PM
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  Lael Brainard was confirmed 78-19 this afternoon.
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Senate Affairs
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2645
  rodriguezme@state.gov

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  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 12:44 PM
  To:
  Subject: Brainard Confirmed
  Lael Brainard was confirmed 78-19 this afternoon.
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Senate Affairs
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2645
  rodriguezme@state.gov
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768571 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768574
MetadataSubject: TONY BLAIR SAYS HE'S FREE TO TALK ANYTIME TODAY. HE'S IN MIDDLE EAST SO IS 8 HOURS AHEAD
MetadataTo: H
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Tony blair says he's free to talk anytime today. He's in middle east so is 8 hours ahead.
ExtractedFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
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  ahead.
  Scheduled for 3:00 PM.

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  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 1:10 PM
  To:
  Subject RE: Tony blair says he's free to talk anytime today. He's in middle east so is 8 hours
  ahead.
  Scheduled for 3:00 PM.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 11:39 AM
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject: Re: Tony blair says he's free to talk anytime today. He's in middle east so is 8 hours ahead.
  Pls schedule so I can get this done.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Apr 18 11:18:10 2010
  Subject: Tony blair says he's free to talk anytime today. He's in middle east so is 8 hours ahead.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768574 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768575
MetadataSubject: MRS MUBARAK
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  I had a good visit with her. She very much wants you to come to Egypt for the major anti-trafficking event she is doing in
  December and sends you her regards.
  Egypt is making good progress on women's issues: prosecuting child marriage cases, combating FGM and they're close to
  passing a tough anti-trafficking law. Mrs M is the guiding force.
  She and the President appreciated your call after his surgery. The most difficult part of our conversation was
  We also announced our partnership with egypt for the training of. Afghan midwives at the suzanne mubarek health
  center in Alexandria.

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  Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 2:36 PM
  To:
  Subject: Mrs Mubarak
  I had a good visit with her. She very much wants you to come to Egypt for the major anti-trafficking event she is doing in
  December and sends you her regards.
  Egypt is making good progress on women's issues: prosecuting child marriage cases, combating FGM and they're close to
  passing a tough anti-trafficking law. Mrs M is the guiding force.
  She and the President appreciated your call after his surgery. The most difficult part of our conversation was
  We also announced our partnership with egypt for the training of. Afghan midwives at the suzanne mubarek health
  center in Alexandria.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768575 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768576
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  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Thursday, March 11, 2010 10:12 AM
  Sullivan, Jacob J
  AMS
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972

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  Cc:
  Subject:
  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Thursday, March 11, 2010 10:12 AM
  Sullivan, Jacob J
  AMS
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768576 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05768585
MetadataSubject: UN SPEECH
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MetadataFrom: Rooney, Megan
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ExtractedBodyText: Great! Will do.
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  Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2010 12:34 PM
  To:
  Subject RE: UN speech
  Great! Will do.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2010 12:33 PM
  To: Rooney, Megan; Sullivan, Jacob i; Huma Abedin; Valmoro, Lona I
  Subject: UN speech
  I like the draft. I have a few comments and ideas for the end. Pis talk to Lona about coming to see me later.
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  Subject: Doug coe
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768586 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Of Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto .pdf
  pi
  As you will note from Larry's message below, we are dealing with a another "situation' in Islamabad. I have asked Larry
  to work with his team to be sure our response gets as broad coverage as possible in Pakistan and on-line so our reaction
  is picked up by googlers. As you know, although our immediate reaction may be to just blow this stuff off we ignore it at
  our peril since it seems there are large segments of the population who actually believe this stuff. I also want to be sure
  we get it out to the diaspora community here and elsewhere. Thoughts ?
  jrn

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  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:05 AM
  To: Crowley, Philip J
  Cc: Schwartz, Larry; Singh, Vikram J; Pauli, Rosemarie; Bommer, Ashley F; Holbrooke, Richard
  C; Patterson, Anne W
  Subject FW: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Attachments: 04-21-2010 Correction For The Record False Statements Concerning The Assassination
  Of Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto .pdf
  pi
  As you will note from Larry's message below, we are dealing with a another "situation' in Islamabad. I have asked Larry
  to work with his team to be sure our response gets as broad coverage as possible in Pakistan and on-line so our reaction
  is picked up by googlers. As you know, although our immediate reaction may be to just blow this stuff off we ignore it at
  our peril since it seems there are large segments of the population who actually believe this stuff. I also want to be sure
  we get it out to the diaspora community here and elsewhere. Thoughts ?
  jrn
  From: Schwartz, Larry
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 7:32 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Under Secretary McHale:
  This week we have seen the most extraordinary series of public attacks on the United States by Lt Gen (ret) Hamid Gul, a
  noted anti-American crackpot who derives his role as an "expert analyst" by being the only former Inter-Services
  Intelligence (151) Chief who ever appears on TV. Gul was briefly ISI chief during PM Bhutto's first term in office almost 20
  years ago. Appearing on several TV stations this week, Gul has repeated allegations that the U.S. is implicated in the
  Bhutto Assassination —the subject is current this week because of the release of the U.N. report on the assassination,
  which is itself a remarkable document.
  One ironic element of the UN report on the assassination is the report that on October 16, 2007 former PM Bhutto
  wrote to General Musharraf that the very same Hamid Gul was one of three people she considered a threat to
  her security. (see excerpt below) This fact came up in none of the programs.
  Our view is that the television journalists and executives now must begin taking responsibility for putting
  inciting and unsubstantiated claims on the air. We have released the attached "Correction," which will be
  seen by news editors across the country.
  Larry
  Excerpt from the UN report on the Bhutto assassination:
  179. On 16 October 2007, Ms Bhutto writing from Dubai to General Musharraf identified three people she
  considered a threat to her security: (1) Brigadier (ret) Ejaz Shah, Director General of the IB at the time of the
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768587 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768587 Date: 08/31/2015
  assassination, (ii) General (ret) Hamid Gul, a former Director General of the ISI, and (iii) Mr Chaudhry
  Pervaiz Elahi, Chief Minister of Punjab until 22 November 2007.
  ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
  Larry Schwartz
  Minister Counselor for Public Affairs
  Embassy of the United States of America
  Islamabad - PAKISTAN
  Tel: (92)(51) 208-2040
  Mobile: B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768587 Date: 08/31/2015



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  B6
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA©state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:19 AM
  To: H; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: FW: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Example of our hitting back in action -- it works.
  From: Schwartz, Larry
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:15 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: RE: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Already running as a crawl on Express, one of the offending networks, within an hour of sending our correction.
  From: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 4:47 PM
  To: Schwartz, Larry
  Subject: RE: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Thanks. Need to be sure this gets picked up by print and/or broadcast outlets as well as some major online enterprise in
  ALL critical languages (URDU, PASHTO. Etc) so that it pops up when this topic is googled. Have Richard send me his plan
  for getting this picked up. Do you have a copy of the release in Urdu that I can forward to WH and Hill ?
  From: Schwartz, Larry
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 7:32 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Under Secretary McHale:
  This week we have seen the most extraordinary series of public attacks on the United States by Lt Gen (ret) Hamid Gul, a
  noted anti-American crackpot who derives his role as an "expert analyst" by being the only former Inter-Services
  Intelligence (ISI) Chief who ever appears on TV. Gul was briefly151chief during PM Bhutto's first term in office almost 20
  years ago. Appearing on several TV stations this week, Gul has repeated allegations that the U.S. is implicated in the
  Bhutto Assassination —the subject is current this week because of the release of the U.N. report on the assassination,
  which is itself a remarkable document.
  One ironic element of the UN report on the assassination is the report that on October 16, 2007 former PM Bhutto
  wrote to General Musharraf that the very same Hamid Gul was one of three people she considered a threat to
  her security. (see excerpt below) This fact came up in none of the programs.
  Our view is that the television journalists and executives now must begin taking responsibility for putting
  inciting and unsubstantiated claims on the air. We have released the attached "Correction," which will be
  seen by news editors across the country.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768589 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768589 Date: 08/31/2015
  Larry
  Excerpt from the UN report on the Bhutto assassination:
  179. On 16 October 2007, Ms Bhutto writing from Dubai to General Musharraf identified three people she
  considered a threat to her security: N Brigadier (ret) Ejaz Shah, Director General of the IB at the time of the
  assassination, (ii) General (ret) Hamid Crul, a former Director General of the IS1, and (iii) Mr Chaudhry
  Pervaiz Elahi, Chief Minister of Punjab until 22 November 2007.
  ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
  Larry Schwartz
  Minister Counselor for Public Affairs
  Embassy of the United States of America
  Islamabad - PAKISTAN
  Tel: (92)(51) 208-2040
  Mobile:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768589 Date: 08/31/2015



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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768592 Date: 08/31/2015
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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:19 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A; H; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: RE: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  great
  From: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:19 AM
  To: 'H'; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: FW: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Example of our hitting back in action --- it works.
  im
  From: Schwartz, Larry
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:15 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: RE: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Already running as a crawl on Express, one of the offending networks, within an hour of sending our correction.
  From: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 4:47 PM
  To: Schwartz, Larry
  Subject: RE: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Thanks. Need to be sure this gets picked up by print and/or broadcast outlets as well as some major online enterprise in
  ALL critical languages (URDU;PASHTO. Etc) so that it pops up when this topic is googled. Have Richard send me his plan
  for getting this picked up. Do you have a copy of the release in Urdu that I can forward to WH and Hill ?
  jm
  From: Schwartz, Larry
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 7:32 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Under Secretary McHale:
  This week we have seen the most extraordinary series of public attacks on the United States by Lt Gen (ret) Hamid Gul, a
  noted anti-American crackpot who derives his role as an "expert analyst" by being the only former Inter-Services
  Intelligence (1St) Chief who ever appears on TV. Gul was briefly 151 chief during PM Bhutto's first term in office almost 20
  years ago. Appearing on several TV stations this week, Gut has repeated allegations that the U.S. is implicated in the
  Bhutto Assassination —the subject is current this week because of the release of the U.N. report on the assassination,
  which is itself a remarkable document.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768592 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768592 Date: 08/31/2015
  One ironic element of the UN report on the assassination is the report that on October 16, 2007 former PM Bhutto
  wrote to General Musharraf that the very same Hamid Gul was one of three people she considered a threat to
  her security. (see excerpt below) This fact came up in none of the programs.
  Our view is that the television journalists and executives now must begin taking responsibility for putting
  inciting and unsubstantiated claims on the air. We have released the attached "Correction," which will be
  seen by news editors across the country.
  Larry
  Excerpt from the UN report on the Bhutto assassination:
  179. On 16 October 2007, Ms Bhutto writing from Dubai to General Musharraf identified three people she
  considered a threat to her security: (z) Brigadier (ret) Ejaz Shah, Director General of the IB at the time of the
  assassination, (ii) General (ret) Hamid Gul, a former Director General of the IS1, and (iii) Mr Chaudhry
  Pervaiz Elahi, Chief Minister of Punjab until 22 November 2007.
  ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
  Larry Schwartz
  Minister Counselor for Public Affairs
  Embassy of the United States of America
  Islamabad - PAKISTAN
  Tel: (92)(51) 208-2040
  Mobile:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768592 Date: 08/31/2015



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  I have sent Pi an email about this and will let you know what he thinks. I'm want to be sure we hit the Pakistani disapora
  here and elsewhere.

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  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:30 AM
  To: H; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: RE: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  I have sent Pi an email about this and will let you know what he thinks. I'm want to be sure we hit the Pakistani disapora
  here and elsewhere.
  Original Message-----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.comj
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:23 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Re: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Good work.
  Original Message ----
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  To: H; Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Sullivan, Jacob J<SullivanJ1@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Apr 21 08:18:44 2010
  Subject: FW: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Example of our hitting back in action ---- it works.
  im
  From: Schwartz, Larry
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:15 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: RE: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Already running as a crawl on Express, one of the offending networks, within an hour of sending our correction.
  From: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 4:47 PM
  To: Schwartz, Larry
  Subject: RE: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768595 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768595 Date: 08/31/2015
  Thanks. Need to be sure this gets picked up by print and/or broadcast outlets as well as some major online enterprise in
  ALL critical languages (URDU, PASHTO. Etc) so that it pops up when this topic is googled. Have Richard send me his plan
  for getting this picked up. Do you have a copy of the release in Urdu that I can forward to WH and Hill ?
  im
  From: Schwartz, Larry
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 7:32 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: Mission Corrections: Bhutto Assassination
  Under Secretary McHale:
  This week we have seen the most extraordinary series of public attacks on the United States by Lt Gen (ret) Hamid Gul, a
  noted anti-American crackpot who derives his role as an "expert analyst" by being the only former Inter-Services
  Intelligence (ISI) Chief who ever appears on TV. Gul was briefly 151 chief during PM Bhutto's first term in office almost 20
  years ago. Appearing on several TV stations this week, Gul has repeated allegations that the U.S. is implicated in the
  Bhutto Assassination — the subject is current this week because of the release of the U.N. report on the assassination,
  which is itself a remarkable document.
  One ironic element of the UN report on the assassination is the report that on October 16, 2007 former PM Bhutto
  wrote to General Musharraf that the very same Hamid Gul was one of three people she considered a threat to her
  security. (see excerpt below) This fact came up in none of the programs.
  Our view is that the television journalists and executives now must begin taking responsibility for putting inciting and
  unsubstantiated claims on the air. We have released the attached "Correction," which will be seen by news editors
  across the country.
  Larry
  Excerpt from the UN report on the Bhutto assassination:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768595 Date: 08/31/2015

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  179. On 16 October 2007, Ms Bhutto writing from Dubai to General Musharraf, identified three people she considered a
  threat to her security: (i) Brigadier (ret) Ejaz Shah, Director General of the IB at the time of the assassination, (ii) General
  (ret) Hamid Gul, a former Director General of the 151, and (iii) Mr Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi, Chief Minister of Punjab until
  22 November 2007.
  ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
  Larry Schwartz
  Minister Counselor for Public Affairs
  Embassy of the United States of America
  Islamabad - PAKISTAN
  Tel: (92)(51) 208-2040
  Mobile:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768595 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Setup for foreign policy TV debate on Thursday. Obviously, this is a popular position. Clegg is now at the height of his
  popularity and playing to public opinion. Clegg is pushing off both Brown (still suffering from Obama's dismissive slights,
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  http://itn.co.uk/b0929495306b2635ca77854b1db33626.html
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  Tue Apr 20 2010 20:38:43
  ctThe "special relationship" between Britain and the United States is over, Nick Clegg has said.
  The Liberal Democrat leader said Barack Obama's administration "understood the world had changed" and the UK's
  leaders needed to end their "slavish" devotion to Washington.
  Mr Clegg also warned against "sabre-rattling" over Iran's nuclear ambitions and repeated his pledge to offer a referendum
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  The Lib Dems have ruled out replacing Trident with a like-for-like system and Mr Clegg said the UK should consider "not
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  To:
  Subject: H: UK election. Sid
  Setup for foreign policy TV debate on Thursday. Obviously, this is a popular position. Clegg is now at the height of his
  popularity and playing to public opinion. Clegg is pushing off both Brown (still suffering from Obama's dismissive slights,
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  Tue Apr 20 2010 20:38:43
  ctThe "special relationship" between Britain and the United States is over, Nick Clegg has said.
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  leaders needed to end their "slavish" devotion to Washington.
  Mr Clegg also warned against "sabre-rattling" over Iran's nuclear ambitions and repeated his pledge to offer a referendum
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  The Lib Dems have ruled out replacing Trident with a like-for-like system and Mr Clegg said the UK should consider "not
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  that had lasted since the Suez crisis about the UK's relationship with the US.
  He said: "I think it's sometimes rather embarrassing the way Conservative and Labour politicians talk in this kind of slavish
  way about the special relationship. If you speak to hard-nosed folk in Washington they think 'it's a good relationship but it's
  not the special relationship'."
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  Napolitano and Secretary of State Clinton
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  Attachments: Scan001.PDF
  fyi
  From: Buhl, Cindy [maifto:Cindy.Buhl@mail.house.gov]
  Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 2:42 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Buhl, Cindy
  Subject: To Cheryl Mills: Rep. McGovern Letter to President Obama, DHS Secretary Napolitano and Secretary of State
  Clinton
  Dear Cheryl —
  It's our understanding that the review of the terrorist list undertaken at the beginning of the year is reaching
  completion, imminently. Jim asked me to shoot you a note that this continues to be a very important issue for
  him and Bill Delahunt. The list needs to be purged of political manipulation — and quite frankly, the current
  status quo with Cuba needs to be broken, not further reinforced — for the sake of Alan Gross, those on the island
  needing space to voice their views, and indeed, all of us outside who know change is coming.
  It's time to do something bold and constructive — and in our very best interests —
  Let us know if there's anything we can do to help —
  Cindy
  From: Buhl, Cindy
  Sent: Thursday, January 07, 2010 1:15 PM
  To: 'Mills, Cheryl D'
  Cc: Buhl, Cindy
  Subject: To Cheryl Mills: Rep. McGovern Letter to President Obama, DHS Secretary Napolitano and Secretary of State
  Clinton
  Dear Cheryl --
  Attached please find a letter regarding the review of terrorist lists currently taking place within the Obama
  Administration. The letter cites Cuba as a nation that should be purged from such lists, including the State
  Sponsors of Terrorism list, as an example for the need of a thorough, robust and judicious review and updating
  of these lists.
  Can you please ensure that the Secretary and other relevant State Department officials are made aware of this
  letter?
  Very best regards —
  Cindy
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05768600 Date: 08/31/2015



