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DocNumber: C05770244
MetadataSubject: SUNDAY, STATE OF PLAY
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770244 Date: 08/31/2015
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  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 9, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Sunday, State of Play
  Clegg is still in talks with Cameron. About 1,500 Liberal Democrats spontaneously protested at
  Lib-Dern headquarters against a deal with the Tories given their policies, especially on Europe.
  But Clegg remains in negotiations. He seems quite intent on working it out with Cameron, it
  appears. His inner Tory magnetically draws him to his heritage. Clegg has also misplayed almost
  every turn, presented with big chances and blowing them through a combination of inexperience
  (derived partly from heading a party out of power for nearly 100 years) and inbred arrogance
  (from no less a privileged background than Cameron, though seeming less snobbish because he
  went to Westminster instead of Eton and has a less pronounced upper-class accent, more neutral,
  because of his more cosmopolitan roots through his family).
  What about Labour? Shaun and a couple of others have rounded up about 29 votes from other
  parties (Scottish National Party, NI parties, Welsh party) that could be part of a grand
  progressive once-in-a-lifetime coalition that required the LDs. Gordon has said he will allow
  Clegg-Cameron discussions to play out and a general offer to Clegg is on the table, its terms
  giving far more on a referendum and policy than the Tories. Behind the scenes, Labour is putting
  whatever harsh pressure it can on LD leaders. Peter is playing a cynical double game. He is a
  sectarian in a sect of one. Yet Gordon for strange psychological reasons rooted in his triangle
  with Tony and Peter relies on Peter. Peter, according to Shaun, has wrung a pledge from Borwn
  that if Brown emerges from this crisis he, Peter, will replace David as Foreign Secretary.
  Meanwhile, Peter has advised David to sideline himself. David has done so instead of being
  forward as a strong party man behind Brown in dire straits. Standing back only makes David
  look ambitious, waiting for Brown to lose and aiming to a leadership contest afterward, when
  Peter, as he has promised, would guide David to the prize. The plot thickens: Ed Miliband,
  David's younger brother, the environment secretary, will run for leader against his brother if
  Brown loses. Ed has more of a common touch. The outcome of that contest would be more than
  uncertain. But before that eventuality Gordon's team reaches out to the LDs in private. Yet
  Shaun's attitude, as I read it, leans toward pessmism. A London Times polls just out says 62
  percent want Gordon out. Where were the fickle voters in the election? The poll shows more
  than discontent with Gordon, but also how people are being whipped by the Murdoch media.
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  What about the Tories? A secret memo from William Hague to Cameron written before the
  election was leaked this morning to The Observer (the Sunday paper of The Guardian), proposes
  an anti-Europe line of the new government. (I've enclosed the article below.) The atmosphere
  inside the Conservatives is acrid and anxious. But Lord Ashcroft, the Tory moneyman, who
  spent five million pounds alone In marginal districts, is furious that Cameron failed to win
  outright, failed in his campaign, made a foolish decision to include Clegg in the debates, etc.
  Many agree with the evil Ashcroft. But the finger pointing won't matter if a deal works with
  Clegg. The Conservative strategy would be to coopt Clegg now, do whatever deal can be done,
  maintain a more or less center-right but moderated government for about a year, call a new
  election, win outright on the momentum of the recovery engineered by Brown but claimed by
  Tories as proof that the change was responsible, jettison Clegg and the LDs, and govern from the
  radical right as the children of Thatcher for five years. The Tories would then move on their
  electoral reforms: cutting the number of seats in Parliament, redistricting in Conservative favor,
  and trying to outlaw union contributions to the Labour Party.
  What about the LDs? Clegg's deal with the Tories would of course thwart any Lib-Lab coalition,
  probably the only chance for a grand progressive alliance that would keep the Tories out of
  power forever. Clegg's personal instincts obviously lean toward the Tories, having little to do
  with policy. The party's leaders may be opposed, but they are also likely to be feckless and weak
  as they always have been.
  So, whatever the case, I would doubt you'll see David again as Foreign Secretary. Prepare for
  hauge, who is deeply anti-European and will be disingenuous with you. Tory budget cuts in NI,
  already announced, would cause havoc with peace and economic recovery. I'd send a private
  message asap on that score the second a new government is announced, if it is. Tilt publicly to
  Merkel on Europe for this reason among others.
  Article below:
  Tory-Lib Dem coalition threatened by secret
  hardline memo on Europe
  •Draft letter by William Hague sets out tough stance on EU
  •Leak follows leaders"constructive, amicable' meeting
  Toby Helm and Anushka Asthana
  • The Observer, Sunday 9 May 2010
  David Cameron's hopes of forming a coalition with the Liberal Democrats were dramatically
  undermined last night by the leaking of a top-secret letter outlining the hardline Eurosceptic
  stance he and William Hague planned to adopt in government.
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  The document, obtained by the Observer, is headed "draft letter from Foreign Secretary to Prime
  Minister" and was written last week. It assumed an outright Tory victory and spelt out how
  Hague intended to adopt a tough approach to Europe at a meeting of EU foreign ministers in
  Brussels tomorrow.
  In the letter, compiled by civil servants but written in the first person, Hague tells Cameron how
  his message would be that "the British relationship with the EU has changed with our election"
  to one firmly against any further integration.
  Exposing the massive gulf between Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg and the Conservative
  leadership on Europe, Hague says he would demand the right to repatriate powers over criminal
  justice as well as social and employment policy during the first term of a Tory government —
  demands many EU leaders say they would resist.
  Hague planned to tell his EU counterparts: "Rest assured that we seek engagement, not
  confrontation. But our aim is to achieve these commitments during this parliament." He would
  also tell his first foreign ministers' meeting "we will never join the euro" and conclude: "You will
  find us firm but fair, playing a leading role, fighting our corner, practical and straight-talking."
  Last night the Tories said they had no knowledge of the letter. But the Observer understands it
  was drawn up on the basis of detailed briefings between senior civil servants and Hague. The
  document came to light as Clegg, a strong pro-European, yesterday met his MPs and senior party
  figures to discuss a possible coalition with the Tories, who emerged from Thursday's general
  election with the largest number of seats but short of an overall majority.
  Cameron and Clegg held face-to-face talks late yesterday as they continued their attempts to
  thrash out a power-sharing deal. A senior Conservative party spokeswoman said the talks were
  "constructive and amicable". The 70-minute meeting took place at Admiralty House in
  Whitehall. A Lib Dem spokesman also described the discussions as "constructive and amicable".
  Tory and Lib Dem sources said last night that discussions would not conclude until the
  beginning of the coming week at the earliest. An emergency meeting of the 1922 committee of
  Tory backbenchers will be held tomorrow to discuss the possible coalition. Today, Hague, Oliver
  Letwin and George Osborne will resume talks with the Lib Dems' Vince Cable, Chris Huhne and
  David Laws.
  But the stark language used in the letter is bound to alarm Clegg, who has been savage in his
  criticism of the Conservatives' attitude to Europe which he believes is rooted in the past and will
  limit Britain's ability to fight cross-border crime and meet the environmental challenges of the
  21st century.
  The document will also be seen by Lib Dem MPs and the party's rank and file as evidence that
  their pro-Europeanism would be compromised by linking up with the Tories. A Lib Dem
  spokesman said the party was strongly pro-European, but would not be drawn on the document.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770244 Date: 08/31/2015
  Yesterday Cameron came under pressure from senior figures in his own party not to give in to
  Clegg's demands by watering down Conservative manifesto commitments. Shadow defence
  secretary Liam Fox warned that a Tory government could not be "held to ransom" by Lib Dems
  demanding proportional representation.
  Clegg may also face opposition from within his party to any attempt to form a coalition with the
  Tories, particularly on economic issues.
  Yesterday the Social Liberal Forum, which represents left-leaning Lib Dems and includes a third
  of the party's MPs, issued a set of "red lines" which it said the party must not cross, including
  any measure that would increase the gap between the rich and poor — ruling out supporting the
  Tory pledge to cut inheritance tax. Three other red lines were any suggestion of cuts to frontline
  services in the current financial year, any worsening treatment of asylum seekers and any
  watering-down of the human rights act.
  Meanwhile, Gordon Brown and his closest advisers were working on how to expand their
  counter-offer to the Lib Dems, including a referendum on changes to the voting system. Senior
  officials said Labour was planning to draw up a formal "coalition contract" — as happens in
  Germany — that would bind the Lib Dems and other smaller parties into a deal if the Tory
  discussions with the Lib Dems were to fail.
  Most Labour ministers now believe Brown would have to step down before Clegg would
  consider a pact, though senior government insiders insisted this was not being discussed as an
  option.
  One re-elected Labour MP, John Mann, of Bassetlaw, called on Brown to step down as Labour
  leader, claiming that the party would have influence on the outcome of the current negotiations
  only if Brown agreed to give up the leadership.
  "Brown should not lead Labour into any future election and he should stand down before the
  next Labour party conference," he said. "Gordon Brown's continuation as leader rules out the
  credibility of a Lib-Lab pact that has to prioritise the modernisation and reform of the antiquated
  UK political systems."
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DocNumber: C05770248
MetadataSubject: JOINT COMMUNIQUE
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ExtractedSubject: Joint communique
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ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, May 9, 2010 4:10 PM
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  You'll be getting the draft of the joint communique - with carefully haggled language on detentions - in your book
  tonight. You'll also get a proposed Quartet statement on prox talks.
  Happy Mothers Day!

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  Sent: Sunday, May 9, 2010 4:10 PM
  To:
  Subject: Joint communique
  You'll be getting the draft of the joint communique - with carefully haggled language on detentions - in your book
  tonight. You'll also get a proposed Quartet statement on prox talks.
  Happy Mothers Day!
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770248 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770249
MetadataSubject: RUTO AND THE "NO" TEAM CONCEDE DEFEAT IN KENYA'S CONSTITUTIONAL REFERENDUM
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: McHale, Judith A
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  Brudvig, Lee A; Ranneberger, Michael E; Nairobi POL-CORE; Lott, Catie (KENYA/GJD); Kerst, Erna (KENYA/OD);

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  Importance:
  fyi
  McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Thursday, August 5, 2010 7:52 AM
  H
  FW: Ruto and the "No" team concede defeat in Kenya's Constitutional Referendum
  High

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  McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Thursday, August 5, 2010 7:52 AM
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  FW: Ruto and the "No" team concede defeat in Kenya's Constitutional Referendum
  High
  From: Wharton, David B
  Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2010 7:14 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A; DiMartino, Kitty; Castillo, Raymond A; Roche, Lynn W; Kemp, Edward; McClanahan, Julie A
  Subject: Fw: Ruto and the "No" team concede defeat in Kenya's Constitutional Referendum
  Importance: High
  Ruto was leader of "no" campaign, so his apparent graceful concession is important.
  From: Howard, Jonathan P
  To: Howard, Jonathan P;
  : Kenya Referendum;
  'Pressman, David'
  'Lawlor, Rebecca'
  'Wilett, Nicole'
  Cc: Brudvig, Lee A; Ranneberger, Michael E; Nairobi POL-CORE; Lott, Catie (KENYA/GJD); Kerst, Erna (KENYA/OD);
  Warren, Glenn S
  Sent: Thu Aug 05 07:02:41 2010
  Subject: Ruto and the "No" team concede defeat in Kenya's Constitutional Referendum
  Colleagues,
  Shortly before 2 PM Nairobi time, William Ruto and the "No" team conceded defeat. Saying that "Kenyans have
  spoken" and that the constitution has been accepted at the referendum, Ruto said that he will now focus on fixing the
  contentious issues outlined by the "No" team by participating in the implementation process. Somewhat
  disingenuously, Ruto is also saying that a "majority of Kenyans either did not vote or voted against the new
  constitution." He has urged his supporters to remain peaceful and accept the outcome.
  At about 1 PM, church leaders held a press conference acknowledging the draft has passed, and stating that the church
  will work to address the new constitution's "moral issues of concern."
  On a personal note, I will be departing post tomorrow morning and will leave the office in a few hours. It has been an
  honor and privilege to work with a wonderful team in support of Kenya's constitutional reform, and I am thankful to
  have witnessed such a peaceful and positive outcome. I wish my colleagues the best as they turn now to the task of
  supporting the implementation. Glenn Warren (WarrenGS@state.gov / +254-717-727-842) is the primary point of
  contact for constitutional issues going forward.
  Best regards,
  Jonathan P. Howard
  Political Officer
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770249 Date: 08/31/2015
  Embassy of the United States of America, Nairobi, Kenya
  Office: 20-363-6283
  Mobile
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770249 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770255
MetadataSubject: KENYA UPDATE
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ExtractedSubject: FW: Kenya update
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  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, August 5, 2010 1:16 PM
  To: H; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: FW: Kenya update
  Fyi,
  From: Wharton, David B
  Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2010 12:11 PM
  To: McHale, Judith A; DiMartino, Kitty; Castillo, Raymond A; McClanahan, Julie A; Roche, Lynn W; Kemp, Edward
  Subject: Fw: copy of cable
  Latest from Nairobi. Glenn is political counselor there.
  1. This situation report is current as of 6:30 pm. It concludes Embassy Nairobi's Referendum situation reports.
  2. Results from approximately 200 of 210 constituencies have been counted and final results should be announced
  within the next hour. The "Yes" vote is about 5.5 million and the "No" vote is about 2.5 million. Final results should
  show "Yes" with about 69 percent.
  3. President Kibaki, Prime Minister Odinga, and Vice President Musyoka addressed a large crowd at the Kenya
  International Conference Center at about 6:00 pm. Avoiding triumphalism , they struck themes of unity, reconciliation,
  renewal, and building a new Kenya. After Odinga called for unity and paid tribute to Kibaki's leadership, Kibaki noted
  that Kenya was coming to the end of an historic 20-year journey. The adoption of a new constitution was a victory for
  those who had fought long and hard for a new constitutional dispensation that would usher in a new Kenyan nation. He
  congratulated Kenyans on a successful and peaceful resolution of the constitutional process that showed that Kenya's
  democratic institutions had come of age. Kibaki said he was particularly pleased with the transparent and efficient
  conduct of the Interim Independent Electoral Commission. He called on all elements of Kenyan society to implement
  the constitution. Referring to opposition to the constitution, Kibaki said their voices would be heard. Democracy was
  about accepting the verdict of the majority, he said, while acknowledging space for the minority.
  4. Earlier in the day, opposition leader William Ruto conceded defeat. He thanked the Kenyan people for their peaceful
  participation in the process and specifically thanked the more than two million people who had resisted blackmail and
  manipulation to vote "no." He argued that the majority of Kenyans had either voted against the constitution or did not
  vote. Therefore, the "yes" side would have to consult with the opposition on issues of concern to it.
  5. Embassy observer teams have returned from the field and reported that the situation throughout Kenya, including
  the Rift Valley, is calm. Tensions have eased in the Rift Valley following Ruto's concession, and Post expects the post-
  Referendum period to be peaceful.
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770255 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770257
MetadataSubject: PHILIPPINES COMPACT
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ExtractedSubject: Philippines compact
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ExtractedDateSent: Thursday, August 5, 2010 2:58 PM
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ExtractedBodyText: FYI — the Philippines compact was approved unanimously.
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  Sent: Thursday, August 5, 2010 2:58 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Philippines compact
  FYI — the Philippines compact was approved unanimously.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770257 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770259
MetadataSubject: PEGGY HAMBURG
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MetadataFrom: Vereer, Melanne S
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  I know you're meeting with Peggy tom'w.
  Melanne S. Verveer
  Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues
  U.S. Department of State
  2201 C Street NW, Room 6805
  Washington, DC 20520
  Tel: (202) 647-7283
  Fax: (202) 647-7288
  VerveerMS@state.gov

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  Sent: Thursday, August 5, 2010 5:08 PM
  To: H
  Subject Peggy Hamburg
  I know you're meeting with Peggy tom'w.
  Melanne S. Verveer
  Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues
  U.S. Department of State
  2201 C Street NW, Room 6805
  Washington, DC 20520
  Tel: (202) 647-7283
  Fax: (202) 647-7288
  VerveerMS@state.gov
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770259 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770261
MetadataSubject: UPDATE ON REPORTING
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  FYI, a video and note that will make you smile.
  Enjoy!
  jm
  1.Closing Wrap-up Video from Forum (produced by IIP and huge hit)
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ8kpXbql1c
  2.Thank-you Letter from Cameroon Delegate to Embassy
  Dear All,
  Good morning from Washington DC. I trust that we are keeping well. I just want to use this opportunity to say that today
  we come to the end of the program here on the President's Forum. All along this Forum and especially during the White
  House meeting with President Obama, I have been asking myself what it means to be here in DC and to be representing
  Cameroon at this forum?
  I have recently come to the realization that the time is critical and that President Obama in his thinking about a new
  Africa believes that young people whom we are, diverse and intelligently different can take little positive actions to
  ensure that the next 50 years witnesses significant changes in our social processes, our political institutions, processes
  and structures, our economic freedom, taking into consideration our cultural specificities.
  While traveling to America, I kept imagining the moment when President Obama would tell us great and magical ways to
  getting out of our current socio-economic and especially political hostage situations, but in all and after all the speeches,
  conversations and interactions with Ordinary Americans like in the Southside of Washington DC, State Department Staff,
  Senators, Secretary of State Clinton and President Obama, I noticed that America can only partner with us when we
  decide to start thinking and acting differently in our quest for a better Cameroon and a better Africa.
  This thinking differently is exemplified by the American Peace Corps, in the service leadership, the spirit of give back to
  the nation and community and the transformation of challenges to opportunities in America and in many nations
  around the world...
  When our troubles and challenges seems gruesome and our vision blurred by the thought and fear of the unknown if we
  dared, the one thing I come out with from this Forum is this, "That we just have to Think, Speak out and above all, DARE
  take some innovative ACTIONs to Be the change we want to see in our communities, nations and continent and commit
  others to same by our examples...That we have to build strong networks and undertake advocacies as a group as
  nothing has ever stopped a committed group of people to drive change aound the world.
  The work to be done is enormous and challenging but sure the reward of every success like coming to America, to the
  White House and meeting with President Obama is sweet. Therefore I come back to work to be the change I want to see
  in Cameroon.
  I thank you all for the opportunity.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770261 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, August 5, 2010 6:16 PM
  To: H; Sullivan, Jacob J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: Update on Reporting
  FYI, a video and note that will make you smile.
  Enjoy!
  jm
  1.Closing Wrap-up Video from Forum (produced by IIP and huge hit)
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ8kpXbql1c
  2.Thank-you Letter from Cameroon Delegate to Embassy
  Dear All,
  Good morning from Washington DC. I trust that we are keeping well. I just want to use this opportunity to say that today
  we come to the end of the program here on the President's Forum. All along this Forum and especially during the White
  House meeting with President Obama, I have been asking myself what it means to be here in DC and to be representing
  Cameroon at this forum?
  I have recently come to the realization that the time is critical and that President Obama in his thinking about a new
  Africa believes that young people whom we are, diverse and intelligently different can take little positive actions to
  ensure that the next 50 years witnesses significant changes in our social processes, our political institutions, processes
  and structures, our economic freedom, taking into consideration our cultural specificities.
  While traveling to America, I kept imagining the moment when President Obama would tell us great and magical ways to
  getting out of our current socio-economic and especially political hostage situations, but in all and after all the speeches,
  conversations and interactions with Ordinary Americans like in the Southside of Washington DC, State Department Staff,
  Senators, Secretary of State Clinton and President Obama, I noticed that America can only partner with us when we
  decide to start thinking and acting differently in our quest for a better Cameroon and a better Africa.
  This thinking differently is exemplified by the American Peace Corps, in the service leadership, the spirit of give back to
  the nation and community and the transformation of challenges to opportunities in America and in many nations
  around the world...
  When our troubles and challenges seems gruesome and our vision blurred by the thought and fear of the unknown if we
  dared, the one thing I come out with from this Forum is this, "That we just have to Think, Speak out and above all, DARE
  take some innovative ACTIONs to Be the change we want to see in our communities, nations and continent and commit
  others to same by our examples...That we have to build strong networks and undertake advocacies as a group as
  nothing has ever stopped a committed group of people to drive change aound the world.
  The work to be done is enormous and challenging but sure the reward of every success like coming to America, to the
  White House and meeting with President Obama is sweet. Therefore I come back to work to be the change I want to see
  in Cameroon.
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  I thank you all for the opportunity.
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  Because of ash cloud flight issues, 1230 is earliest he can get there after landing.
  I don't know about mccrystal.

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  Because of ash cloud flight issues, 1230 is earliest he can get there after landing.
  I don't know about mccrystal.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroLJ@state.govl<ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun May 09 18:47:14 2010
  Subject: Tomorrow
  Can I see Mitchell at 12 instead of 12:30? Also, what happened to McCrystal mtg?
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  McCrystal cancelled, he needs to be at the Pentagon much earlier than they had expected. Senator Mitchell's plane now
  lands at 11:00am and asked for 12:30 or as soon as he can get to State.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State B6

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  McCrystal cancelled, he needs to be at the Pentagon much earlier than they had expected. Senator Mitchell's plane now
  lands at 11:00am and asked for 12:30 or as soon as he can get to State.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State B6
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sun May 09 18:47:14 2010
  Subject: Tomorrow
  Can I see Mitchell at 12 instead of 12:30? Also, what happened to McCrystal mtg?
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  The "doctrine of no surprises" has become my personal mantra. Glad you like it. And Happy Mother's Day to you too!

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  The "doctrine of no surprises" has become my personal mantra. Glad you like it. And Happy Mother's Day to you too!
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Muscatine, Lissa
  Sent: Sun May 09 19:29:48 2010
  Subject: Re: doctrine of no surprises
  Love the "doctrine" and I agree we need a health speech. I'd like to look for a venue before UNGA. And Happy Mother's
  Day!
  Original Message ----
  From: Muscatine, Lissa <Muscatinel@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri May 07 15:51:43 2010
  Subject: doctrine of no surprises
  I just wanted to make sure you know that the CARE speech is now going to focus on nutrition/health/early childhood,
  rather than being a major health speech. I still feel that you need to do a health speech as a bookend to food and water
  — perhaps before UNGA. You could focus on health in the context of the larger Millennium Dev Goals. You have not
  given a speech yet about maternal and child health. We have a great story to tell with our investment in GHI, and there
  will be an opportunity to tell it with the ramp-up to UNGA (with the Summit focusing on MDGs). There is a tremendous
  amount of activity going on elsewhere in the world. And this is a legacy issue for you. (I have already relayed this idea to
  CDM and Jake).
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  Original Message----
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2010 5:22 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Please tell H that I spoke to Querishi.
  They called in all the Ambos and gave them a general pitch. I suggested that GoP must be more specific on needs and go
  through capitals.
  I also suggested we turn next FoDP into a pledging conference. (Brussels, oct 14-15; I will represent). Can't have another
  stupid empty wordfest in midst of such a disaster. RH
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  Thanks! Just back. Got waylaid for long detour around iceland due to volcano. - will be in touch with evryone in uk so
  more later tomorrow...
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry

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  Thanks! Just back. Got waylaid for long detour around iceland due to volcano. - will be in touch with evryone in uk so
  more later tomorrow...
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Sun, 9 May 2010 19:22:14
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: H: Sunday am report UK. I return later today to DC. Sid
  I shared your emails w Bill who thought they were "brilliant"! Keep 'em coming when you can.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Sun May 09 03:08:22 2010
  Subject: H: Sunday am report UK. I return later today to DC. Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 9, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Sunday, State of Play
  Clegg is still in talks with Cameron. About 1,500 Liberal Democrats spontaneously protested at Lib-Dem headquarters
  against a deal with the Tories given their policies, especially on Europe. But Clegg remains in negotiations. He seems
  quite intent on working it out with Cameron, it appears. His inner Tory magnetically draws him to his heritage. Clegg has
  also misplayed almost every turn, presented with big chances and blowing them through a combination of inexperience
  (derived partly from heading a party out of power for nearly 100 years) and inbred arrogance (from no less a privileged
  background than Cameron, though seeming less snobbish because he went to Westminster instead of Eton and has a
  less pronounced upper-class accent, more neutral, because of his more cosmopolitan roots through his family).
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  What about Labour? Shaun and a couple of others have rounded up about 29 votes from other parties (Scottish National
  Party, NI parties, Welsh party) that could be part of a grand progressive once-in-a-lifetime coalition that required the
  LDs. Gordon has said he will allow Clegg-Cameron discussions to play out and a general offer to Clegg is on the table, its
  terms giving far more on a referendum and policy than the Tories. Behind the scenes, Labour is putting whatever harsh
  pressure it can on LD leaders. Peter is playing a cynical double game. He is a sectarian in a sect of one. Yet Gordon for
  strange psychological reasons rooted in his triangle with Tony and Peter relies on Peter. Peter, according to Shaun, has
  wrung a pledge from Borwn that if Brown emerges from this crisis he, Peter, will replace David as Foreign Secretary.
  Meanwhile, Peter has advised David to sideline himself. David has done so instead of being forward as a strong party
  man behind Brown in dire straits. Standing back only makes David look ambitious, waiting for Brown to lose and aiming
  to a leadership contest afterward, when Peter, as he has promised, would guide David to the prize. The plot thickens: Ed
  Miliband, David's younger brother, the environment secretary, will run for leader against his brother if Brown loses. Ed
  has more of a common touch. The outcome of that contest would be more than uncertain. But before that eventuality
  Gordon's team reaches out to the LDs in private. Yet Shaun's attitude, as I read it, leans toward pessmism. A London
  Times polls just out says 62 percent want Gordon out. Where were the fickle voters in the election? The poll shows more
  than discontent with Gordon, but also how people are being whipped by the Murdoch media.
  What about the Tories? A secret memo from William Hague to Cameron written before the election was leaked this
  morning to The Observer (the Sunday paper of The Guardian), proposes an anti-Europe line of the new government.
  (I've enclosed the article below.) The atmosphere inside the Conservatives is acrid and anxious. But Lord Ashcroft, the
  Tory moneyman, who spent five million pounds alone in marginal districts, is furious that Cameron failed to win outright,
  failed in his campaign, made a foolish decision to include Clegg in the debates, etc. Many agree with the evil Ashcroft.
  But the finger pointing won't matter if a deal works with Clegg. The Conservative strategy would be to coopt Clegg now,
  do whatever deal can be done, maintain a more or less center-right but moderated government for about a year, call a
  new election, win outright on the momentum of the recovery engineered by Brown but claimed by Tories as proof that
  the change was responsible, jettison Clegg and the LDs, and govern from the radical right as the children of Thatcher for
  five years. The Tories would then move on their electoral reforms: cutting the number of seats in Parliament,
  redistricting in Conservative favor, and trying to outlaw union contributions to the Labour Party.
  What about the LDs? Clegg's deal with the Tories would of course thwart any Lib-Lab coalition, probably the only chance
  for a grand progressive alliance that would keep the Tories out of power forever. Clegg's personal instincts obviously
  lean toward the Tories, having little to do with policy. The party's leaders may be opposed, but they are also likely to be
  feckless and weak as they always have been.
  So, whatever the case, I would doubt you'll see David again as Foreign Secretary. Prepare for hauge, who is deeply anti-
  European and will be disingenuous with you. Tory budget cuts in NI, already announced, would cause havoc with peace
  and economic recovery. I'd send a private message asap on that score the second a new government is announced, if it
  is. Tilt publicly to Merkel on Europe for this reason among others.
  Article below:
  Tory-Lib Dem coalition threatened by secret hardline memo on Europe • Draft letter by William Hague sets out tough
  stance on EU • Leak follows leaders"constructive, amicable' meeting Toby Helm
  <http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/tobyhelm> and Anushka Asthana
  <http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/anushkaasthana>
  * The Observer <http://observer.guardian.co.uk> , Sunday 9 May 2010
  David Cameron <http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/davidcameron> 's hopes of forming a coalition with the Liberal
  Democrats <http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/liberaldemocrats> were dramatically undermined last night by the
  leaking of a top-secret letter outlining the hardline Eurosceptic stance he and William Hague
  <http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/williamhague> planned to adopt in government.
  The document, obtained by the Observer, is headed "draft letter from Foreign Secretary to Prime Minister" and was
  written last week. It assumed an outright Tory victory and spelt out how Hague intended to adopt a tough approach to
  Europe at a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels tomorrow.
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  In the letter, compiled by civil servants but written in the first person, Hague tells Cameron how his message would be
  that "the British relationship with the EU has changed with our election" to one firmly against any further integration.
  Exposing the massive gulf between Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg <http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/nickclegg>
  and the Conservative leadership on Europe, Hague says he would demand the right to repatriate powers over criminal
  justice as well as social and employment policy during the first term of a Tory government — demands many EU leaders
  say they would resist.
  Hague planned to tell his EU counterparts: "Rest assured that we seek engagement, not confrontation. But our aim is to
  achieve these commitments during this parliament." He would also tell his first foreign ministers' meeting "we will never
  join the euro" and conclude: "You will find us firm but fair, playing a leading role, fighting our corner, practical and
  straight-talking."
  Last night the Tories said they had no knowledge of the letter. But the Observer understands it was drawn up on the
  basis of detailed briefings between senior civil servants and Hague. The document came to light as Clegg, a strong pro-
  European, yesterday met his MPs and senior party figures to discuss a possible coalition with the Tories, who emerged
  from Thursday's general election with the largest number of seats but short of an overall majority.
  Cameron and Clegg held face-to-face talks late yesterday as they continued their attempts to thrash out a power-sharing
  deal. A senior Conservative party spokeswoman said the talks were "constructive and amicable". The 70-minute meeting
  took place at Admiralty House in Whitehall. A Lib Dem spokesman also described the discussions as "constructive and
  amicable".
  Tory and Lib Dem sources said last night that discussions would not conclude until the beginning of the coming week at
  the earliest. An emergency meeting of the 1922 committee of Tory backbenchers will be held tomorrow to discuss the
  possible coalition. Today, Hague, Oliver Letwin <http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/oliverletwin> and George Osborne
  <http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/georgeosborne> will resume talks with the Lib Dems' Vince Cable, Chris Huhne
  and David Laws.
  But the stark language used in the letter is bound to alarm Clegg, who has been savage in his criticism of the
  Conservatives <http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/conservatives>' attitude to Europe which he believes is rooted in
  the past and will limit Britain's ability to fight cross-border crime and meet the environmental challenges of the 21st
  century.
  The document will also be seen by Lib Dem MPs and the party's rank and file as evidence that their pro-Europeanism
  would be compromised by linking up with the Tories. A Lib Dem spokesman said the party was strongly pro-European,
  but would not be drawn on the document.
  Yesterday Cameron came under pressure from senior figures in his own party not to give in to Clegg's demands by
  watering down Conservative manifesto commitments. Shadow defence secretary Liam Fox warned that a Tory
  government could not be "held to ransom" by Lib Dems demanding proportional representation.
  Clegg may also face opposition from within his party to any attempt to form a coalition with the Tories, particularly on
  economic issues.
  Yesterday the Social Liberal Forum, which represents left-leaning Lib Dems and includes a third of the party's MPs,
  issued a set of "red lines" which it said the party must not cross, including any measure that would increase the gap
  between the rich and poor — ruling out supporting the Tory pledge to cut inheritance tax. Three other red lines were any
  suggestion of cuts to frontline services in the current financial year, any worsening treatment of asylum seekers and any
  watering-down of the human rights act.
  Meanwhile, Gordon Brown and his closest advisers were working on how to expand their counter-offer to the Lib Dems,
  including a referendum on changes to the voting system. Senior officials said Labour was planning to draw up a formal
  "coalition contract" — as happens in Germany — that would bind the Lib Dems and other smaller parties into a deal if the
  Tory discussions with the Lib Dems were to fail.
  Most Labour ministers now believe Brown would have to step down before Clegg would consider a pact, though senior
  government insiders insisted this was not being discussed as an option.
  One re-elected Labour MP, John Mann, of Bassetlaw, called on Brown to step down as Labour leader, claiming that the
  party would have influence on the outcome of the current negotiations only if Brown agreed to give up the leadership.
  "Brown should not lead Labour into any future election and he should stand down before the next Labour party
  conference," he said. "Gordon Brown's continuation as leader rules out the credibility of a Lib-Lab pact that has to
  prioritise the modernisation and reform of the antiquated UK political systems."
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  RCH talked to Lute, who said he would fix before it goes final, the whole thing is on hold thru Karzai, but we can expect
  to see another version next week.

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  RCH talked to Lute, who said he would fix before it goes final, the whole thing is on hold thru Karzai, but we can expect
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  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Sun May 09 19:30:07 2010
  Subject: Followup
  What happened re the minutes of Pak mtg at Mullen's?
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  Thursday, August 5, 2010 10:14 PM
  Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J; Rodriguez, Miguel E
  Ambassadors
  We had 31 noms on the Exec Calendar as of tonight. The following 27 made it thru:
  Jeffrey (Iraq)
  Williams (Niger)
  Carter (Cote d'Ivoire)
  Feierstein (Yemen)
  Reed-Rowe (Palau)
  Moon (Bosnia)
  Murray (Republic of Congo)
  StoreIla (Zambia)
  Likins (Peru)
  McKinley (Colombia)
  Dougherty (Burkina Faso)
  Benjaminson (Gabon)
  Connelly (Lebanon)
  Smith (Greece)
  Entwistle (Dem Rep Congo)
  Wohlers (Cent Af Rep)
  Fergin (E.Timor)
  Owen (Sierra Leone)
  Jackson (Cameroon)
  Wolff (Chile)
  Marcie! (Indonesia)
  McCulley (Nigeria)
  Bridgewater (Jamaica)
  Bond (Lesotho)
  Jones (Malaysia)
  Powers (Powers)
  Arreaga (Iceland)
  The following 4 remain on the floor:
  Ricciardone (Turkey)
  Aponte (El Salvador)
  Ford (Syria)
  Yzaguirre (Dominican Republic)

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  Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  Thursday, August 5, 2010 10:14 PM
  Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J; Rodriguez, Miguel E
  Ambassadors
  We had 31 noms on the Exec Calendar as of tonight. The following 27 made it thru:
  Jeffrey (Iraq)
  Williams (Niger)
  Carter (Cote d'Ivoire)
  Feierstein (Yemen)
  Reed-Rowe (Palau)
  Moon (Bosnia)
  Murray (Republic of Congo)
  StoreIla (Zambia)
  Likins (Peru)
  McKinley (Colombia)
  Dougherty (Burkina Faso)
  Benjaminson (Gabon)
  Connelly (Lebanon)
  Smith (Greece)
  Entwistle (Dem Rep Congo)
  Wohlers (Cent Af Rep)
  Fergin (E.Timor)
  Owen (Sierra Leone)
  Jackson (Cameroon)
  Wolff (Chile)
  Marcie! (Indonesia)
  McCulley (Nigeria)
  Bridgewater (Jamaica)
  Bond (Lesotho)
  Jones (Malaysia)
  Powers (Powers)
  Arreaga (Iceland)
  The following 4 remain on the floor:
  Ricciardone (Turkey)
  Aponte (El Salvador)
  Ford (Syria)
  Yzaguirre (Dominican Republic)
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  Agree - as do others
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Thu Aug 05 20:19:05 2010
  Subject: Re: Gomes
  I don't think we should announce--only respond if asked.
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob 1 <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Aug 05 18:54:03 2010
  Subject: FW: Gomes
  FYI
  From: Kim, Sung Y
  Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2010 6:09 PM
  To: Campbell, Kurt M; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Tesone, Mark
  Subject: Gomes
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  My mom just wrote me an email about the interview that captured exactly what I thought watching the interview - you
  have been through so much and would have been perfectly entitled just to pack it in after the election but instead, in my
  mom's words, "instead of feeling sorry for herself she takes the ball and runs with all the energy that she can summon in
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  to heads of State or media or major international conferences." I felt VERY proud to be on your team. AM

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  My mom just wrote me an email about the interview that captured exactly what I thought watching the interview - you
  have been through so much and would have been perfectly entitled just to pack it in after the election but instead, in my
  mom's words, "instead of feeling sorry for herself she takes the ball and runs with all the energy that she can summon in
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770280 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Tonight's announcement of a 700 bn euro bailout plan puts the secprez on hold, at least til we see how markets react.

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  Subject EU secprez
  Tonight's announcement of a 700 bn euro bailout plan puts the secprez on hold, at least til we see how markets react.
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  Great work
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  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob i; Rodriguez, Miguel E
  Sent: Thu Aug 05 22:14:01 2010
  Subject: Ambassadors
  We had 31 noms on the Exec Calendar as of tonight. The following 27 made it thru:
  Jeffrey (Iraq)
  Williams (Niger)
  Carter (Cote d'Ivoire)
  Feierstein (Yemen)
  Reed-Rowe (Palau)
  Moon (Bosnia)
  Murray (Republic of Congo)
  Storella (Zambia)
  Likins (Peru)
  McKinley (Colombia)
  Dougherty (Burkina Faso)
  Benjaminson (Gabon)
  Connelly (Lebanon)
  Smith (Greece)
  Entwistle (Dem Rep Congo)
  Wohlers (Cent Af Rep)
  Fergin (E.Timor)
  Owen (Sierra Leone)
  Jackson (Cameroon)
  Wolff (Chile)
  Marcie! (Indonesia)
  McCulley (Nigeria)
  Bridgewater (Jamaica)
  Bond (Lesotho)
  Jones (Malaysia)
  Powers (Powers)
  Arreaga (Iceland)
  The following 4 remain on the floor:
  Ricciardone (Turkey)
  Aponte (El Salvador)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770282 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770282 Date: 08/31/2015
  Ford (Syria)
  Yzaguirre (Dominican Republic)
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  Subject: Fw: (AP) Afghan insurgent attack kills British soldier
  From: Shelstad, Jeffrey
  To: NEWS-Afghanistan; NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-EUR; NEWS-PM
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-I
  Sent: Mon May 10 05:32:22 2010
  Subject: (AP) Afghan insurgent attack kills British soldier
  KABUL - (AP) A British Royal Marine was killed in an explosion near Patrol Base Blenheim, in Sangin, Helmand Province
  on May 9, Britain's Ministry of Defence reported. The death brings to 12 the number of NATO forces killed in
  Afghanistan in May.
  Jeff Shelstad
  Watch Officer
  Department of State Operations Center (S/ES-0)
  SheistadJ@state.gov (202) 647-1512
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  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence
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  10:00 am Principals Conference Room 7516
  10:30 am ONE-ON-ONE MEETING w/AMBASSADOR KARL EHCENBERRY
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  11:00 am BILATERAL w/ZIMBABWEAN PM MORGAN TSVANGIRAI
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  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence
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  graduate,-howard-university-student-beats-the-odds-050710
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  Cc: Abedin, Huma
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  B6
  From: Minyon Moore
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; williamsbarrett Reines, Philippe I; Marshall, Capricia P
  Sent: Mon May 10 12:32:14 2010
  Subject: http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpp/news/local/from-foster-care-to-law-school-g rad uaterhowa rd-university-student-
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  This is why we love Madam Secretary.. to start your week off - take a look at the
  interview. Should invite him back to see her.
  From Foster Care To Law School Graduate, Howard University
  Student Beats The Odds
  Jelani Freeman lived in 6 foster homes in 10 years
  Updated: Friday, 07 May 2010, 8:25 PM EDT
  Published : Friday, 07 May 2010, 7:55 PM EDT
  By BETH PARKER/myfoxdc
  WASHINGTON - Jelani Freeman has gone through a lot to wear this robe. This weekend, he will graduate from Howard University Law
  School.
  He remembers the shaky foundation of his young life. A mother who could not take care of him. He lived in six foster homes in ten
  years.
  "Moving to these different homes. The kids were like 'you weren't here yesterday.' Where's your mom at'?" said Freeman.
  At 18 years old, he left the system and went to college in search of room and board. He knew what people expected of kids in the foster
  care system - not much.
  "All I would hear is that they were in jail or homeless or weren't doing too well," said Freeman.
  He beat the odds and graduated, but he felt ... alone.
  "I can distinctly remember walking across the stage in undergrad. You know at graduation everyone has their cheer section that yells as
  you walk across the stage and there was almost silence as I walked across," said Freeman.
  It will be different this time. When Freeman gets, his diploma Saturday at the convention center, there will be 26 people - friends and
  supporters from as far away as California - in D.C. to show their support.
  Freeman also got a boost from an internship program for kids who have spent time in foster care. He was placed in the office
  of then Senator Hillary Clinton. Clinton even mentions him in the updated version of her book "It Takes A Village."
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  Now, he may use his law degree to work on public policy - especially children's issues. He wants all kids to know: "There's a bright
  future out there for you if you stay focused and work hard."
  And to the adults who hear his story, Freeman said help a child. He is living proof of the difference it can make.
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  sbwhoeop
  Monday, May 10, 2010 4:52 PM
  H
  H: All still in play, by end of Monday. Sid
  Gordon was convinced he had to sacrifice himself for any attempt to form a grand progressive coalition with the Lib-Dems.
  Clegg had said during the campaign he would not deal with Gordon and he remained adamant. Peter, Alastair, Ed Balls,
  and Ed Miliband met secretly with the LD team on Sunday. Gordon decided to fall on his sword today. The negotiations
  between Labour and the LDs now are engaged with the same teams. The Tories at the same time also are negotiating.
  Both offer competing plans for electoral reform that would give the LDs more representation in the future. If the LDs strike
  a deal with the Tories Labour is unlikely to support it and campaign against that referendum. Cameron is strained right
  now. His right does not approve of a deal while others push him to make an arrangement in order to attain power.
  Cameron may be limited in how far he can go in his offer. But by no means is a Labour-LD deal certain or even probable,
  even given Gordon's political suicide. The campaign for leader to replace Gordon begins as soon as the Labour-LD
  negotiations are concluded. David is ready to go; he will face Ed Balls and possibly his brother Ed. If there is a coalition
  that would tilt against Balls, who is seen as Gordon's heir and as an inappropriate PM, Gordon redux, to work with the
  LDs. One of the Milibands will emerge. I still bet on David. So four days after the election, everything is still in play. Sid

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  Monday, May 10, 2010 4:52 PM
  H
  H: All still in play, by end of Monday. Sid
  Gordon was convinced he had to sacrifice himself for any attempt to form a grand progressive coalition with the Lib-Dems.
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  that would tilt against Balls, who is seen as Gordon's heir and as an inappropriate PM, Gordon redux, to work with the
  LDs. One of the Milibands will emerge. I still bet on David. So four days after the election, everything is still in play. Sid
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  On eve of Mother's Day, Clinton pushes for paid leave for new parents From CNN Senior State Department Producer
  Elise Labott WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pledged to push Congress to get paid leave for
  federal employees who are parents of newborn or newly adopted children on Friday, in a videotaped Mother's. Day
  message to State Department employees."I know how challenging it can be to balance the demands of work and
  family," Clinton said. "Whether you're welcoming a new baby, juggling soccer practice and piano lessons, or even
  helping plan your daughter's wedding --parenting can be more than a full-time job."Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, is
  getting married this summer. Currently, federal employees do not get paid maternity or paternity leave. Clinton said she
  would work with Congress to take "overdue" steps to provide State Department families with the paid time off they
  need to recuperate from childbirth, care for the mother, care for a newborn With a serious ailment or disability, or
  complete an adoption."We can and should do more to provide public servants with the same maternity and paternity
  leave benefits that many private sector employers already offer," Clinton said. "They're standard for many other
  governments around the world. It's not enough to just talk about the importance of family-- our policies must reflect our
  commitment and our values."Clinton has been at the forefront of the Obama administration in pushing for better
  benefits for federal employees. She was the administration's first cabinet secretary to ask for benefits for same-sex
  partners of federal employees, requesting the extension for Foreign Service employees. President Obama has since
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  As you may be aware, earlier this year, OIG issued a very negative report on our Public Diplomacy operations
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  Pis be sure I say something about women in my remarks as a set up to Karzai's comments about opportunities for
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  Office of Public Diplomacy & Public Affairs
  Bureau of African Affairs
  (AF/PDPA)
  2010-2014
  Organizational Development Plan
  June 2010
  Prepared by
  Marianne Scott
  Senior Advisor for Strategic Planning
  AF/PDPA
  Department of State
  PRO-telligent, LLC Support Contractor
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  AF/PDPA Organizational Development Plan
  Table of Contents
  Executive Summary
  I. About the Organizational Development Process
  II. 21' Century Africa Public Diplomacy & Public Affairs - Context & Mandates
  III. Making Better Policy & More of a Public Impact
  IV. Strategic Plan for Africa Bureau Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs
  Philosophy
  Mission Statement
  Role
  Audiences
  Core Functions
  Goals
  Strategies
  Actions
  Annexes
  Acronyms
  II Approach & Methodology
  III AF/PDPA Staffing
  IV AF/PDPA Core Functions
  V Action Progress Summary
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  Executive Summary
  To address concerns raised by the OIG in its August 2009 inspection report of the Africa
  Bureau, the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs (AF/PDPA) has engaged in an
  organizational development process. Over the past few months AF/PDPA has defined the
  philosophy, role, mission, audiences, core functions, and value added of public diplomacy and
  public affairs in the Africa Bureau and set goals and strategies for the AF/PDPA office to excel.
  The Department of State's expertise on public diplomacy programs and activities in
  Africa, on the regional African public and media context, and on the Department's engagement
  with the media and American audiences on African issues should reside in AF/PDPA.
  The mission of Africa Bureau (AF) public diplomacy and public affairs is to support the
  achievement of U.S. foreign policy goals and objectives, advance national interests, and enhance
  national security by understanding, engaging, informing and influencing the people of Africa and
  informing the people of the United States of America in order to create an enabling environment
  and strong relationships for a healthy, mutually-beneficial U.S.-African partnership.
  This four-year organizational development plan lays down specific goals, strategies and
  actions/changes that will facilitate the highest level of performance of the office's core functions,
  address the office's performance challenges, and take advantage of opportunities. Throughout
  this plan is an ongoing commitment by AF/PDPA personnel to a renewed approach to their
  work. The commitment is to increased initiative, more strategic thinking, more frequent and
  earlier engagement in policy-making processes, and a fuller understanding by every staff
  member of how his/her work contributes to the larger whole. Over the course of the next few
  months, the approach of each AF/PDPA staff member will change as will a number of roles and
  portfolios. This plan assumes that the rest of the AF Bureau not only will be receptive to these
  changes but also will pro-actively seek AF/PDPA expertise and collaboration as appropriate.
  The most visible outcome of this organizational development process will be the physical
  reorganization in the Africa Bureau. As soon as space is available, AF/PDPA will embed public
  diplomacy desk officers in the AF geographic offices. In order to make space available and to
  increase coordination among the bureau's functional offices, all of which do some engaging of
  civil society and private-sector audiences in the United States and in Africa, Assistant Secretary
  Carson has asked the bureau's executive office to conduct a full-bureau analysis of office space
  based on function, size and resource available. This analysis will inform the ultimate decisions
  as to who sits where.
  However, the most significant outcome of this process will not be the shuffling of office
  space, but the results. The current AF/PDPA team is constantly short-staffed but at its core is an
  innovative, talented team of Civil and Foreign Service
  experts in engaging publics and the media and building
  long-term relationships for the United States. With added
  expertise, further integration with the rest of the Bureau
  and a 21' century focus on networking, AF/PDPA will
  produce results: more effective public diplomacy in
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  "The U.S. must recognize the
  necessity of orchestrating
  networks of public, private and
  civic actors to address global
  problems"
  -- Anne-Marie Slaughter
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  Africa and public affairs in the United States and better informed policy-making in Washington.
  AF/PDPA is adopting five major goals and will use seven cross-cutting strategies to
  achieve the goals by taking dozens of specific steps and actions.
  AF/PDPA Goals
  By 2014:
  I. AF/PDPA is valued for public diplomacy leadership in Africa and for public affairs
  leadership on Africa policy in the U.S.
  II. Policy-making on Africa is informed by an understanding of public perspectives. State
  depends on AF/PDPA for expertise and advice on understanding, informing, engaging,
  and persuading publics in Africa and informing the U.S. public.
  III. The conduct of public diplomacy in Africa and AF's public affairs in the U.S. is
  strengthened and enhanced via the achievement of specific, measurable public diplomacy
  and public affairs program objectives.
  IV. AF attracts and retains a diverse, high-caliber public diplomacy and public affairs
  workforce.
  V. Resources to engage publics in Africa and in America are sufficient and deployed in line
  with policy priorities.
  Strategies
  A. Address location and restructure to close access and communications gaps with AF,
  better support and guide the field, facilitate AF engagement with target domestic
  audiences, support expanding PD portfolios, make positions more desirable, and facilitate
  AF inter-office teamwork.
  B. Engage fully in AF policy-making processes, especially the paper process.
  C. Raise visibility of PD and PA work in AF.
  D. Build and retain expertise in the field and in AF/PDPA.
  E. Increase AF/PDPA networking and coalition building.
  F. Empower the field and AF/PDPA
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  G. Align resources with policy priorities and stretch resources via partnerships with other
  USG, private, and non-profit organizations to maximize resource coordination on shared
  policy and program goals.
  Actions to Achieve Both Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs Goals
  1. Engage more in the formal paper process (report more to the Front Office via DARs, Info
  Memos etc.)
  2. Increase administrative support to public affairs staff and cultural coordinator
  3. Retain special projects/assistant cultural affairs position
  4. AF Bureau BSRP includes public diplomacy and public affairs goal paper
  5. Increase coordination and clarify PDPA roles to AF functional offices
  6. Establish all-AF/PDPA electronic filing and contact systems
  7. Reconfigure media officer position to non-traditional media and outreach position
  8. New deputy PACO/special projects civil service position
  9. Pilot if appropriate: "Public Environment" issue paper for A/S and higher trips
  Public Diplomacy Actions
  1. PD desk officers develop PD, educational, cultural, media, and social networking
  expertise in portfolio countries
  2. Embed desk officer positions in geographic offices
  3. Improve support for first-time PAOs
  4. Meet Specific Public Diplomacy Program Objectives (Listed on page 25 and in Annex V)
  5. Streamline and improve results/impact and public environment reporting from the field
  (Embrace MAT)
  6. Annual AF PAO Conference in Washington, DC.
  7. MSRPs PD included in all goal papers and specific PD goal paper
  8. Increase interagency coordination with an emphasis on Afficom and USAID
  9. AF/PDPA makes better use of public opinion polling/academic analysis and data on
  Africa
  10.Annual Franklin and/or Science & Technology Fellow in AF/PDPA
  11.Improve links to public-private partnerships
  12.Chief of Mission EERs include public affairs achievements
  Public Affairs Actions
  1. Increase strategic value of outreach to the Africa Bureau
  2. Enhance Diaspora Relations Coordination
  3. Restructure morning media clips
  4. Biweekly calendar of domestic outreach and media interviews
  5. PD-DAS takes on principal AF Bureau spokesperson role
  6. Internal marketing - update AF/PDPA information on State's internal websites
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  I. ABOUT THE ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
  Since mid-January, the Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs Office of the Africa Bureau
  (AF/PDPA) has been engaged in a practical, structured organizational development process that
  seeks:
  • To enhance the effectiveness of public diplomacy in Africa and the Africa Bureau's
  public affairs in the United States;
  • To improve AF/PDPA's ability to meet its mandates and fulfill its mission, and
  • To directly address concerns raised by the OIG in its August 2009 inspection report of
  the Africa Bureau - ISP-I-09-63 — about the need "to better integrate AF/PDPA into the
  Africa Bureau" and to "address the philosophy and role of public diplomacy and public
  affairs in forming and contributing to the policy of the Africa Bureau in the medium and
  longer term."
  This process is not a performance evaluation for any person, an inspection, or a judgment
  on the relative value of any position. Through interviews, document reviews, and group
  discussions the contractor led a volunteer organizational development team of PDPA staff and
  leadership in analyzing office performance challenges, opportunities, strengths and weaknesses',
  in clarifying what the public diplomacy and public affairs functions are needed to do in the
  Africa Bureau (AF) — their philosophy, role, mission and value added - and in setting goals and
  strategies for AF/PDPA to excel.
  During this process AF/PDPA often took a zero-based approach to consideration of its
  own existence, organization, location, and function. Over the first four months of this year the
  majority of the staff in AF/PDPA continuously pressed themselves to define not only what they
  do, but also the value of the tasks and activities they perform. Questions and options for
  discussion during weekly brown bag sessions, meetings of senior leadership, as well as at a half-
  day all-office meeting, challenged traditions and assumptions and defined primary audiences.
  For example, from "what if" type questioning as to whether a public diplomacy (PD)
  office is needed at all in a regional bureau came clarity about the role of AF/PDPA and its core
  functions. The analysis of over a half dozen configurations for the public diplomacy country
  affairs officer (PD desk) position, including eliminating it entirely, became the decision not only
  to keep the geographic portfolios but to proceed as quickly as possible to embed the PD desks
  into their corresponding geographic offices. This analysis has concluded that State Department
  public engagement on Africa policy is best coordinated and led by an active joint public
  diplomacy and public affairs office in the Africa Bureau - AF/PDPA.
  1The "Where You Are" interim report was produced by the contractor in March 2010 with the input of AF/PDPA
  staff.
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  This process has followed the PD-version of the medical code "primum non nocere" —
  first, do no harm to the field. However, just as in medicine this does not mean the changes to
  which AF/PDPA is committing itself and those it is expecting from the AF Bureau, R, posts, and
  other stakeholders will be easy or painless.
  Additional information on the methodology of the process is found in Annex II.
  II 21st CENTURY AFRICA PUBLIC DIPLOMACY & PUBLIC AFFAIRS — CONTEXT
  AND MANDATES
  The African public comprises eight hundred million
  people who speak thousands of languages in forty-seven
  countries spread across an area larger than China, the United
  States and Western Europe combined. Most Africans have
  no direct contact with America or Americans.
  Africa has the world's fastest population growth rate.
  Forty-four percent of the population is under 15 and African
  youth are hungry for opportunity, education, and relevance.
  Education is a top priority for families across the continent.
  Traditional American educational and cultural diplomacy —
  academic exchanges, English teaching, student advising,
  libraries, and performing arts — provide what people want
  and, as such, an important opportunity for U.S. Missions to reinforce priority messages and
  themes. They also provide a two-way window that gives Africans a view of a more diverse,
  complex, value-based America than is available on most flat screens, and US officials, access to,
  and greater understanding of, local societies and emerging leaders in particular.
  With estimates of no more than a fifth to a third of Africa's population having electricity
  at home and historically centralized and inadequate national telecommunications infrastructure,
  the web-based information revolution of the last twenty years largely bypassed Africa. Africa is
  well on its way to leapfrogging right over it. Cell phone and other mobile handheld technologies
  are connecting, informing and empowering urban and rural dwellers like never before.
  The U.S. is generally well-regarded in Africa. The U.S.-Global Leadership Project found
  in 2009 that 83% of sub-Saharan Africans approved of U.S. leadership. BBC World Service
  polling found that 85% of Kenyans and 72% of Nigerians view U.S. influence as mainly
  positive. Americans' interest in Africa is growing. For example, IIE's Open Doors report on
  international educational exchange indicates that although still small, the percentage of American
  students studying in Africa has increased steadily for the past fifteen years. The bonds that have
  joined America's and Africa's history have created durable, complicated ties, strong opinions,
  and sometimes unrealistic public expectations. This history, these trends, and the personal
  popularity of President Obama create tremendous opportunity for public diplomacy in Africa.
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  "I do not see the countries and
  peoples of Africa as a world apart;
  I see Africa as a fundamental part
  of our interconnected world -- as
  partners with America on behalf of
  the future we want for all of our
  children. That partnership must be
  grounded in mutual responsibility
  and mutual respect."
  -- President Barack Obama
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  As African nations become stronger international players, as global networks — reputable
  and nefarious — increasingly include Africans, as African diasporas are involved more regularly
  back home, the number of priority themes and issues on which to engage a greater number of
  audiences grows every year. The Africa Bureau places a priority on expanding public
  programming outside of chancery compounds to reach more youth, women, and Muslim
  communities as well as African diaspora and users of social media. Yet, Department of State
  public engagement resources on and in Africa have been in short supply for years.
  The Department of State's public diplomacy and public affairs Africa resources (human
  and programmatic) are currently dwarfed by those in budgets in other U.S. government agencies
  marked for specific angles of this purpose. For example, in Africa it is not unusual for a
  Department of Defense (DOD) Military Information Support Team (MIST) to have three times
  the number of American officers and budget of the Embassy's Public Affairs section. Peace
  Corps can deliver a dozen American volunteer English teachers directly to rural schools in a
  single country while State may be able to fund only one English teaching fellow to work on
  Mission-theme-based curriculum development (i.e. English language instruction that uses good
  governance, accountability, tolerance, respect for diversity and other themes.) USAID is able to
  invest millions of dollars in media training via non-profit organizations while a single $100,000
  journalism grant is a major program for most public affairs sections in Africa.
  Private charitable foundations, American businesses and non-profits also invest more on
  communications, education and media in Africa than does the Department of State. Carnegie
  and other foundations are investing tens of millions of dollars annually in specific African
  universities over the course of a decade while the Fulbright program provides at most a few
  scholars per year to these institutions. American
  civil society groups spend more than AF's annual
  domestic public affairs budget on informing and
  engaging the American people on a single issue -
  Darfur.
  The resource imbalance is a reality, but in the 21' century it need not be the only factor
  that defines effectiveness or even relative impact. As Anne-Marie Slaughter has noted
  "networked power flows from the ability to make the maximum number of valuable
  connections...In a networked world, the issue is no longer relative power but centrality in an
  increasingly dense global web."2
  In Africa, where experience has taught citizens not to expect that centralized goverment
  will do what is best for society when it means going against the personal interests of those in
  power, smaller identity networks (ethnic, religious, school, clan etc.) are critically important.
  Adapting to a networked style will make U.S. government public affairs more effective in
  Africa. Indeed, for years the GAO has recommended "campaign style" approaches to public
  diplomacy thematic communications and messaging. Coalition building and pooling resources
  with others' to achieve mutual goals can be much more effective than trying to do it all alone.
  2 Slaughter, Anne-Marie "America's Edge: Power in the Networked Century" Foreign Affairs, January/February
  2009
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  "Africa is cutting-edge cool at this point"
  -- Mark Anthony Neal, professor of black
  culture at Duke University (May 2010)
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  The practices of public diplomacy in Africa and of public affairs on Africa policy are
  bound by mandates that come from several sources. Legal mandates such as Smith-Mundt and
  the Fulbright-Hayes regulations are explicit.
  They restrict resources for certain kinds of
  activities. "Understood mandates" are those that
  are widely assumed to be part of the job and
  stem from State's ingrained practices and
  corridor channels, not necessarily regulations.
  Mandates all along this spectrum are strong
  enough to dictate when, and for what, public
  diplomacy and public affairs are used as well as when they are left out of the policy process.
  The priorities, mandates and principal resources of public diplomacy flow from the
  Africa Bureau (AF) and from the Office of the Undersecretary for Public Diplomacy and Public
  Affairs (R). At posts, public affairs sections adhere to Mission priorities first and foremost.
  Public diplomacy programs and tools are most often run out of the bureau of Educational and
  Cultural Exchanges (ECA) or International Information Programs (IIP). The AF Bureau's and
  Missions' public diplomacy and public affairs staff must collegially tap into, and show results
  for, other bureaus and occasionally agencies.
  The Africa Bureau has five policy pillars and AF public diplomacy and public affairs
  further and support all five — strengthen democratic institutions; mitigate and prevent conflict;
  foster broad-based economic growth; enhance access to education and combat disease, and
  combat transnational threats — as well as global themes such as climate change, food security,
  and outreach to Muslim populations in particular.
  In addition, R's "Strategic Imperatives for 21st Century Public Diplomacy" certainly will
  guide public diplomacy in Africa: shape the narrative: develop proactive outreach strategies to
  inform, inspire, and persuade; expand and strengthen people-to-people relationships to build
  mutual trust and respect; better inform policy-making; ensure foreign policy is informed up front
  by an understanding of attitudes and opinions of foreign publics; combat violent extremism:
  counter violent extremist voices, discredit and delegitimize violent extremism and empower
  credible local voices; and deploy resources in line with current priorities - strengthen structures
  and processes to ensure coordinated and effective public diplomacy
  III. MAKING BETTER POLICY AND MORE OF A PUBLIC IMPACT
  Over the past four months AF/PDPA has defined the philosophy, role, audiences,
  mission, and core functions of AF/PDPA. This organizational development plan was developed
  by AF/PDPA through a consultative and collaborative process. It does not seek to catalogue the
  full panoply of activities that the office engages in every day. It seeks to provide a strategic
  direction for the many daily activities — from responding to taskers, to recruiting officers for field
  positions, to producing daily press clips, to informing PAOs about Washington's latest policy
  initiative — so that the each AF/PDPA staff member can make smart decisions about how to
  increase the value, impact and results of his/her work. It also seeks, to the extent feasible, to
  "We also will reach out beyond
  governments, because we believe
  partnerships with people play a critical role
  in our 21st century statecraft."
  -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton
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  evaluate and measure these to be able to align human and financial resources with strategic
  priorities.
  This plan seeks to build on the office's considerable strengths which include, but are by
  no means limited to the outstanding teamwork displayed by most staff members on projects
  ranging from innovative training for LES, to trip paper; the leadership by example of the office
  director, deputy, PACO and public affairs officer in providing policy-makers and PAOs with
  regular, valued updates and input; the "go to" responsiveness to posts' needs of the cultural
  coordinator and ARS Paris; the extensive networking for the Bureau of the outreach coordinator
  across the United States; the close, collaborative working relationship with IIP in particular; the
  transparency and inclusiveness within AF/PDPA as to how funding decisions are made, and, the
  media interview clearance and press guidance processes. The latter works so well that PAOs and
  AF office directors repeatedly told the contractor "whatever you do, don't change it."
  Throughout this plan is an ongoing commitment by AF/PDPA personnel to a new
  approach to their work. The commitment is to increased initiative, more strategic thinking,
  more frequent engagement in policy-making processes, and a fuller understanding by every
  staff member of how his/her work contributes to the larger whole. This may sound obvious,
  but it is not a minor shift and is a day-to-day challenge in the State culture that tasks down,
  values procedure over creativity, and expects quick responses and turn-around from lower levels
  but does not place priority on keeping them informed.
  The new Public Diplomacy Deputy Assistant Secretary (PD-DAS) will play a major
  leadership role in implementing this plan. AF/PDPA's leadership team (Director, Deputy,
  PACO, Chief of Public Affairs, and Cultural Coordinator) is responsible for the pace of
  implementation, but actually achieving the goals will require all staff members to reshape their
  approach to their own jobs. It is generally not a matter of just doing more. Most AF/PDPA
  personnel are already juggling large work loads. It is a matter of working more strategically, in
  some cases more in depth, and focusing more on impact and purpose.
  AF/PDPA GOALS - 2010-2014
  I. AF/PDPA is valued for public diplomacy leadership in Africa and for public affairs
  leadership on Africa policy in the U.S.
  II. Policy-making on Africa is informed by an understanding of public perspectives.
  State depends on AF/PDPA for expertise and advice on understanding, informing,
  engaging, and persuading publics in Africa and informing the U.S. public.
  III. The conduct of public diplomacy in Africa and AF's public affairs in the U.S. is
  strengthened and enhanced via the achievement of specific, measurable public
  diplomacy and public affairs program objectives.
  IV. AF attracts and retains a diverse, high-caliber public diplomacy and public affairs
  workforce.
  V. Resources to engage publics in Africa and in America are sufficient and deployed in
  line with policy priorities.
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  During this organizational development process AF/PDPA staff and stakeholders
  proposed many more thoughtful ideas and specific strategies, steps, and actions to achieve these
  five goals than there are time or resources available. Seven cross-cutting strategies arose out of
  the list of over a hundred specific actions that the contractor compiled from interviews and
  discussions with the field and in Washington.
  STRATEGIES
  A. Address location and restructure to close access and communications gaps with AF,
  better support and guide the field, facilitate AF engagement with target domestic
  audiences, support expanding PD portfolios, make positions more desirable, and
  facilitate AF inter-office teamwork.
  B. Engage fully in AF policy-making processes, especially the paper process.
  C. Raise visibility of PD and PA work in AF.
  D. Build and retain expertise in the field and in AF/PDPA.
  E. Increase AF/PDPA networking and coalition building.
  F. Empower the field and AF/PDPA
  G. Align resources with policy priorities and stretch resources via partnerships with
  other USG, private, and non-profit organizations to maximize resource coordination on
  shared policy and program goals.
  In early May 2010, as a result of this organizational development process, Assistant
  Secretary Carson approved major physical restructuring of AF/PDPA. AF/PDPA will embed PD
  desk officers in the geographic offices using a model similar to that currently used by WHA and
  EUR. As soon as space is available, PD desks will be relocated to the corresponding AF
  geographic office (AF/C, AF/W, AF/E and AF/S) in the Harry S. Truman main State building
  (HST). The PD desk officers will be an integral part of the geographic offices' day-to-day work
  as public diplomacy experts. These officers will be rated by AF/PDPA and reviewed by the
  geographic office director, serving as members of both office teams.
  Embedding will help close the existing chasm between AF/PDPA and the rest of the
  bureau, but it is far from a perfect solution and certainly not a cure-all. Shifting of physical
  office space will jumpstart changes to the "out of sight, out of mind" mentality which has
  affected AF/PDPA for many years. It will directly address the OIG reports concerns that "the
  current situation, with AF/PDPA offices across the street from the main Department building,
  exacerbates the alienation between AF and AF/PDPA." It will open other gaps. The distance
  between the AF/PDPA "home office" in SA-3 and the AF geographic offices on the fourth and
  fifth floors of HST will make supervision of and communication with the desks more
  challenging than EUR's or WHA's experience. Included in this plan are actions to mitigate
  anticipated new gaps and to address proactively potential thorny areas. The AF/PDPA leadership
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  team has discussed potential pitfalls. They are ready to take on the added management
  challenges that embedding creates.
  In addition, on AF/PDPA's recommendation, Assistant Secretary Carson asked AF/EX to
  conduct in FY 2010 a zero-based reconsideration of physical space based on office function,
  size, and resources available. This was a result of AF/PDPA's organizational development
  analysis that pointed to the need to improve coordination between the domestic outreach side of
  AF/PDPA and other AF offices' cultivation and engagement of domestic audiences (such as
  NGO, Diaspora, and other constituency briefings) as well as between the public diplomacy
  program side of AF/PDPA and the work of other AF offices on engaging priority public
  audiences in Africa (such as women, civil society, entrepreneurs, and Muslim communities). It
  is expected that consultation and collaboration among the various public engagement activities of
  the bureau's functional offices — RSA, EPS, and PDPA — will be enhanced by locating AF's
  regional government-to-people portfolios in closer proximity, and that as a result AF/PDPA will
  be more engaged in the Bureau's policy-making processes.
  As physical reorganization is not sufficient on its own to fully integrate AF/PDPA, this
  plan contains the steps AF/PDPA has agreed to take to redefine responsibilities, portfolios and
  expectations to enable the PD desks to build expertise in their geographic portfolios, the PA
  section to build expertise in the U.S.-based African diaspora and in new and social media, and
  the PACO, cultural coordinator, deputy and office director to continue to focus region-wide with
  improved administrative support. This plan includes a commitment from the new Public
  Diplomacy Deputy Assistant Secretary as to the role he will play in encouraging the rest of the
  Africa Bureau to improve its attitude toward, and raise its expectations of, AF/PDPA. Ensuring
  foreign policy-making is informed by an understanding of public perspectives is a two-way
  street. AF's geographic and functional offices must collaborate more fully with AF/PDPA.
  Early in FY2011, Diplomacy 3.0 will provide two new country affairs (desk) officer
  positions enabling the West Africa portfolio of 16 posts to be split into two. The program and
  project specialist position will be reconfigured to support additional programs. The media officer
  position will be refocused with an emphasis on social/online media and additional diaspora
  outreach. AF/PDPA seeks to add two new positions in FY 2013 — a deputy planning and
  coordinating officer and another media officer. All of AF/PDPA will work to better inform
  policy-making.
  Better input into policy also means doing a better job of reporting on public sentiment
  and on the media, academic and civil society perspectives and environments in country as well as
  capturing the impact and results of public diplomacy activities. AF has asked officers in the field
  to do more strategic reporting. This is also expected of officers at public affairs sections. In
  Washington, AF/PDPA officers will do more to inform themselves and policymakers by reading
  INR, Open Source, and non-governmental public opinion polls and analysis as well as
  networking with the academic communities that study Africa. In order to improve reporting on
  the results of public diplomacy programs, assessment and reporting tools must be improved.
  Measuring the impact of public diplomacy programming is expensive and, if not done using
  longitudinal methods, imprecise. AF/PDPA is committed to working with R to improve
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  reporting and measurement of public diplomacy results and to setting expectations for this office
  and the field to move beyond counting activities to counting impact.
  Carrying out the core function of oversight of, and support for, the field means more than
  emails and phone calls to posts from Washington (although the value of the weekly phone call
  between PD desk and PAO should not be underestimated). Africa does not have many senior
  PAO positions. Thirty-one out of 44 AF PAO positions are graded for mid- or entry-level
  officers (FS-02 and below). Many PAOs are the sole public diplomacy officer at post and on
  their first PAO tour. As AF/PDPA desk officers have not always had field PD experience, this
  plan contains actions to build expertise in Washington and the field including adding more
  regional and Washington training opportunities, coaching/mentoring less-experienced PAOs by
  more experienced officers, manuals and written guides, as well as academic and scientific
  fellows who bring specialized expertise into AF/PDPA. These will help the field be more
  effective, but will not solve the need for additional LES and FSO positions in public affairs
  sections across the continent.
  While AF/PDPA can and must recruit and build public diplomacy officers for service in
  Africa, there are few, very limited actions the office can take on its own that will make an
  appreciable difference in retaining good public diplomacy officers at posts. This is not just a
  problem for public diplomacy in Africa. The Department's assignments priority on Iraq,
  Afghanistan and Pakistan, including the promise of "linked assignments" and the financial
  incentives that come with service in these countries has had the unintended effect of creating a
  disincentive to serving in Africa. As many posts in Africa are two year tours, the already
  systematic every-other-year assignment gaps are multiplied by curtailments of officers to serve
  in those countries the Department considers a higher priority.
  Several of the specific actions in this plan are designed to raise the visibility of AF public
  diplomacy and public affairs work in order to garner a regular seat at the policy table, better
  represent PAOs in Washington, attract more FSO bidders, and increase interagency and public-
  private networking. Coalition building and public-private partnerships are a critical part of
  stretching public diplomacy and public affairs resources.
  Separating AF/PDPA by embedding and taking on more work — new audiences,
  partners, and drafting and reporting responsibilities — will mean working more time, working
  more efficiently, or letting go of some duties. Some actions in this plan (such as restructuring
  one of AF/PDPAs most highly visible products - the morning clips) will evaluate whether the
  time it takes to perform a task can be reduced.
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  IV. STRATEGIC PLAN FOR AFRICA BUREAU PUBLIC DIPLOMACY AND
  PUBLIC AFFAIRS
  Philosophy of AF Public Diplomacy (PD) and Public Affairs (PA)
  • PD and PA advance foreign policy objectives; they are essential tools for national
  security and require credibility and legitimacy.
  • PD and PA communicate U.S. government Africa policies to domestic and foreign
  audiences and inform policy-making including, but not limited to, providing
  opportunities for policy-makers to listen to these audiences.
  • PD creates an enabling environment for U.S. government policies and U.S. national
  interests in Africa through programming that strikes the right balance of short- and long-
  term engagement activities.
  • PAOs and the public affairs sections of U.S. Missions abroad have the lead on public
  affairs programming and media work in country including, under chief of mission
  authority, coordination of interagency public outreach and messaging in country.
  • PD works best when the field is trained, trusted and empowered to act and when tools
  and messages are adaptable to local realities and the perspectives of the target audience.
  • AF/PDPA personnel are expected to be an essential part of the web of America's diverse
  networks of public, private and civic actors on Africa, representing the Department,
  modeling integrity, and learning continuously.
  • AF/PDPA works as a team of high-caliber experts, each with a specialty supporting and
  backstopping each other, as well as coaching and cultivating entry-level officers and less-
  experienced colleagues in the field and in Washington.
  • AF/PDPA fosters open communication and encourages creativity and innovation.
  • Effective PD and PA require personnel who reflect, respect, understand, and positively
  engage the diverse composition of our nation and of Africa. AF/PDPA is committed to a
  diverse workforce.
  Mission Statement - AF/PDPA
  The mission of AF public diplomacy and public affairs is to support the achievement of
  U.S. foreign policy goals and objectives, advance national interests, and enhance national
  security by understanding, engaging, informing and influencing the people of Africa and
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  informing the people of the United States of America in order to create an enabling environment
  for a healthy, mutually-beneficial U.S.-African partnership.
  This engagement takes place via daily communications with the media and others,
  targeted outreach initiatives to audiences in Africa and in the U.S. related to specific themes, and
  longer-term people-to-people relationship building efforts between Africa and the United States.
  Role of AF/PDPA
  State Department's expertise on public diplomacy programs and activities in Africa, on
  the regional African public and media context, and on the Department's engagement with the
  media and American audiences on African issues resides in AF/PDPA.
  AF/PDPA also houses the Africa Bureau's experts on Africa's cultural, educational, and
  media environments, on electronic social networking/social media in Africa, and on crafting
  thematic communications strategies for regional Africa policy.
  Information on AF/PDPA staffing is found in Annex III
  AF/PDPA Priority Audiences
  (Note: these are the priority audiences for the Washington-based AF/PDPA staff. Priority
  audiences for posts and ARS Paris are different.)
  1. AF Posts
  2. AF Bureau
  3.R
  4. PA, ECA, IIP
  5. other State
  6. U.S. and global media
  7. U.S-based public (Americans and Diaspora), and
  8. other USG.
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  AF/PDPA Core Functions
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  AF/PDPA GOALS
  2010-2014
  I. AF/PDPA is valued for public diplomacy leadership in Africa and for public affairs
  leadership on Africa policy in the U.S.
  Public Diplomacy Leadership
  A primary function of the public diplomacy office in a regional bureau must be to guide
  and oversee public diplomacy operations and programming at U.S. Missions. Management of
  public diplomacy resources, support, and training for the field are major parts of AF/PDPA's
  responsibilities. This work is, and will remain, largely invisible to the AF policy process. The
  bureau relies on AF/PDPA to align public diplomacy resources with policy priorities and
  national interest and implement public diplomacy programs that produce tangible results.
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  Longer-term educational and mutual understanding activities in particular are labor and resource
  intensive and results may not be apparent for years. These engagement activities need to be
  shaped by AF/PDPA.
  In order to oversee and support the field more effectively, AF/PDPA will take steps to
  improve interaction between the PD desks, PAOs and AF's geographic offices, and to engage
  more in interagency and intradepartmental networking and coalition building in Washington. AF
  posts will increase reporting of their results and impact, not just activities (outcomes not just
  outputs). AF/PDPA staff will build their own knowledge of, and expertise in, public diplomacy
  activities, staff and environments in Africa.
  By 2014, AF/PD will be D.C.'s experts on the full range of PD activities on the ground at
  AF posts, networked in the U.S. and linked to the field sufficiently to promote and garner
  resources and opportunities for posts.
  Public Affairs Leadership
  The State Department's expertise on engagement with the U.S. domestic and major
  global media and with targeted domestic audiences on Africa policy resides in AF/PDPA. AF/PA
  is responsible for serving as AF's spokespeople and providing the Department and posts with
  press guidance and media relations expertise. AF/PA cultivates the U.S.-based media (traditional
  and social/new) and informs AF and posts about Africa coverage in the U.S. and major global
  media. AF/PA leads coordination of AF's domestic public speaking (non-Congressional) and AF
  Speakers Bureau. AF/PA has the lead in AF on U.S.-based diaspora engagement and on
  interagency communications strategy and messaging related to Africa policy.
  By 2014, AF/PA will be valued equally for its communications strategy, public outreach,
  and media expertise and will be recognized as AF bureau spokespeople, as appropriate.
  II. Policy-making on Africa is informed by an understanding
  of public perspectives. State depends on AF/PDPA for
  expertise and advice on understanding, informing,
  engaging, and persuading publics in Africa and informing
  the U.S. public.
  "The ear of the leader
  must ring with the
  voices of the people."
  -- Woodrow Wilson
  Policy on any topic that affects Africa should be informed by an understanding of how
  the global media as well as public audiences in Africa may receive and then re-broadcast their
  own interpretation of U.S. government actions, and of U.S. government programs,
  communications strategies, tools and outreach strategies to inform, inspire and persuade those
  publics. Africa policy also should be informed by an understanding of the interests of the
  American public.
  By 2014, AF/PD will be:
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  • State's experts on the full range of PD activities on the ground at AF posts, able to
  communicate to Washington's non-PD policy-makers how and when PD programs
  make a difference in the local environment or target audience;
  • AF's experts on Africa's academic, media, and cultural environments and trends, and
  on electronic social networking/social media in Africa, and
  • AF's experts in developing "campaign style" communications strategies.
  By 2014, AF/PA will be:
  • AF's experts on outreach to U.S.-based African diaspora and domestic audiences and
  • AF's experts in U.S. domestic media relations including traditional and internet-based
  media.
  III. The conduct of public diplomacy in Africa and AF's public affairs in the U.S. is
  strengthened and enhanced via the achievement of specific, measurable public
  diplomacy and public affairs program objectives.
  Public diplomacy and public affairs support U.S. foreign policy goals, advance national
  interests, and enhance national security through the measurable achievement of program
  objectives aligned with policy priorities and targeted strategically at priority audiences. An
  enabling environment for a healthy, mutually-beneficial U.S.-African partnership is created
  through greater U.S. government engagement of the diaspora, women, youth, faith communities,
  and public opinion leaders in academia, business, media, civil society and the arts.
  By 2014, AF/PDPA will support Africa policy across a range of priorities and also will
  have achieved measurable results in specific areas of expertise.
  AF Public Affairs Program Objectives
  A. Engage U.S. non-traditional and intemet-based media on Africa policy
  B. Understand and engage U.S.-based diaspora groups
  AF Public Diplomacy Program Objectives
  A. An Informed Public
  B. Options for Young People — English Teaching and
  Educational Advising
  C. Strengthened American Voices
  IV. AF attracts and retains a diverse, high-caliber public
  diplomacy and public affairs workforce.
  AF/PDPA positions should be of such value, substance
  and visibility that they attract and retain FSOs and civil servants
  eager to be part of the Africa policymaking hub with a focus on
  understanding and influencing public opinion and sowing the
  "You are not here merely to
  make a living. You are here in
  order to enable the world to live
  more amply, with greater
  vision, with a finer spirit of hope
  and achievement. You are here
  to enrich the world, and you
  impoverish yourself if you forget
  that errand."
  — Woodrow Wilson
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  seeds for long-term mutual understanding.
  AF Foreign Service positions in the field should have a reputation as challenging,
  satisfying, and career-enhancing where an officer can make a difference.
  By 2014, AF/PDPA will be fully-staffed by a diverse, highly-qualified team of foreign
  and civil service personnel (entry-level to senior-level) who chose to work in AF/PDPA.
  V. Resources to engage publics in Africa and in America are sufficient and deployed in
  line with policy priorities.
  AF/PDPA administers public diplomacy resources for the field and works closely with R,
  ECA and IIP to ensure public diplomacy tools and resources support policy priorities, as well as
  networks with other bureaus in State, U.S. government agencies, and with the private and non-
  profit sectors to maximize coordination of resources on shared policy and program goals.
  STRATEGIES
  A. Address location and restructure to close access and communications gaps with AF,
  better support and guide the field, facilitate AF engagement with target domestic
  audiences, support expanding PD portfolios, make positions more desirable, and facilitate
  AF inter-office teamwork.
  B. Engage fully in AF policy-making processes, especially the paper process.
  C. Raise visibility of PD and PA work in AF.
  D. Build and retain expertise in the field and in AF/PDPA.
  E. Increase AF/PDPA networking and coalition building.
  F. Empower the field and AF/PDPA
  G. Align resources with policy priorities and stretch resources via partnerships with
  other USG, private, and non-profit organizations to maximize resource coordination on
  shared policy and program goals.
  ACTIONS
  Following are the priority actions that AF/PDPA has committed to taking over the next
  few years to achieve the goals in this plan. These changes are all designed to address
  performance challenges, take advantage of opportunities, and utilize one or more of the above
  strategies. Implementation has already begun on many of these actions.
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  Actions to Achieve Both Public Diplomacy & Public Affairs Goals
  1. Engage more in the formal paper process & report more to the Front Office (submit
  DARs, Action Memos etc.)
  Start Timing: June 2010
  Lead: All Office
  Type: Internal
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: II
  Strategies: B, C
  Performance Indicator: One DAR or unsolicited info memo weekly from PDPA
  2. Increase admin support to public affairs staff and cultural coordinator
  Plan of Action: OMS and Program/Project Specialist duties reconfigured to include
  support to public affairs and the cultural coordinator.
  Start Timing: Summer 2010
  Lead: PDOD
  Type: Internal and HR
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: IV ,V
  Strategies: A
  Performance Indicators: Updated work requirements for Program/Project
  Specialist and OMS; PDOD conducts analysis of workloads and work flow after 6
  months and adjusts accordingly.
  3. Retain special projects/assistant cultural affairs position
  Plan of Action: Current senior advisor for cultural affairs is in AF/PDPA on a Y tour and
  will rotate out summer of 2010. Diplomacy 3.0 country affairs officer position
  established for FY 2011; portfolio for this new position to be configured to handle
  cultural affairs support, cross-cutting theme projects such as Muslim engagement and
  entrepreneurship, and Washington-based major events and summits.
  Start Timing: January 2011 ELO begins
  Lead: Deputy, CC
  Type: HR
  Needed to begin: Desk space
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: I, II, IV
  Strategies: A
  Performance Indicators: January 2011 ELO begins
  4. AF Bureau BSRP includes public diplomacy and public affairs goal paper
  Plan of Action: BSRP baselines established in FY 2010.
  Start Timing: May 2010
  Lead: Advisor & PDOD
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  Type: internal
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: II
  Strategies..
  Performance Indicators: FY 2012, FY 2013, and FY 2014 BSRPs include public
  diplomacy and public affairs goal paper and performance indicators met for FY
  2011, FY 2012, and FY 2013
  5. Increase coordination and clarify PDPA roles to AF functional offices
  Plan of Action:
  a. AF/EX conducts a bureau-wide, zero-based analysis of office space. AF/PDPA
  seeks, to the extent feasible, to facilitate increased collaboration between the
  domestic outreach side of AF/PDPA and other AF offices' cultivation and
  engagement of domestic audiences (such as NGO, Diaspora, and other
  constituency briefings) as well as between the public diplomacy program side of
  AF/PDPA and the work of other AF offices on engaging priority public audiences
  in Africa (such as women, civil society, entrepreneurs, and Muslim communities).
  If office space can be reconfigured, collaboration among and between the
  bureau's functional offices will be greatly enhanced by locating AF's functional
  offices in particular in closer proximity to each other.
  b. Orientation session on public diplomacy/public affairs work for Front Office staff
  after 2010 summer rotation cycle. Orientation sessions conducted whenever there
  is a change in front office staff assistants, or as often as needed.
  Start Timing: May 2010
  Lead: PD-DAS
  Type: AF
  Needed to begin.. AF/EX space evaluation
  Direct Financial Implications: yes, moving/remodeling
  Goals: I, II
  Strategies: A, C, E
  Performance Indicators: Six months after physical move, the front office, PDPA,
  RSA, and EPS evaluate degree of closer coordination; after orientation sessions -
  decrease in mis-directed taskings.
  6. Establish all-AF/PDPA electronic filing and contact system
  Plan of Action: Enable new officers to get up to speed more quickly in their portfolios
  through a functioning filing system. WAE or contractor hired to clean up and sort
  AF/PDPA classified paper files and electronic files stored on the "T" drive and move to a
  Department of State SharePoint filing system and to set up an AF/PDPA all-office
  contact database for non-State contacts.
  Start Timing: Summer 2010
  Lead: PDOD
  Type: Internal
  Needed to begin: WAE or contractor
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  Direct Financial Implications: yes; cost of WAE or contractor
  Goals: . V
  Strategies: D, G
  Performance Indicators: By December 2010, filing system and files in line with
  State regulations and contact database established. AF/PDPA utilizes and
  maintains the filing system and contact database.
  7. Reconfigure media officer position to non-traditional media and outreach position
  Plan of Action: With the development of social and new media capabilities in the field a
  high priority, this position will be dedicated half-time to Washington support of
  expanding posts' technical and programming abilities in this area. Officer will liaise with
  resource offices in IIP and elsewhere at State and communicate this expertise to the field.
  The other half of the position will be dedicated to supporting the enhanced diaspora
  relations coordination. In FY 2011 — reconfigure current media officer position. New
  FTE for media officer position submitted in FY 2012 BSRP but not accepted by the AF
  Bureau. Resubmit for FY 2013 BSRP.
  Start Timing: FY 2011
  Lead: PA Chief
  Type: internal
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: yes, FTE
  Goals: I, II, V
  Strategies: A, E, G
  Performance Indicators: PAO, PDOD and PA Chief satisfaction with social/new
  media coverage and outreach support. Position duties and responsibilities to be
  reviewed after first six months; new FTE established by FY 2014.
  8. New deputy PACO/special projects civil service position
  Plan of Action: AF/PDPA established thematic teams to track and communicate
  developments to PAOs in priority AF policy areas: women's empowerment, Muslim
  engagement, food security, economic development, environment and good governance.
  The PACO is responsible for staffing these teams, from public affairs and public
  diplomacy employees of AF/PDPA. The PACO needs assistance in both managing the
  field supervision and support aspects of the position as well as the thematic team
  responsibilities. Establish a Civil Service FTE in this role to give the office continuity
  and a knowledge base over time. Civil Service position submitted in FY 2012 BSRP but
  not accepted by Bureau. Resubmit for FY 2013 BSRP.
  Start Timing: FY 2013
  Lead: PDOD
  Type: AF & HR
  Needed to begin: FTE & space
  Direct Financial Implications: yes; personnel costs
  Goals: I, II, IV
  Strategies: A, E, G
  Performance Indicators: New position filled by FY 2014
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  9. PILOT: "Public Environment" issue paper for A/S & higher trips
  Plan of Action: PD-DAS will assess public diplomacy and public affairs perspectives and
  issues in trip paper and decide whether an additional issue paper is needed. May decide to
  pilot media environment or other as an "optional issues" paper.
  Start Timing: FY2011
  Lead: PD-DAS
  Type: AF Front Office decision
  Needed to begin: AF approval
  Direct Financial Implications: None
  Goals: II
  Strategies:
  Performance Indicators: Utility for the traveler. Informal satisfaction/utility
  evaluation conducted after pilot.
  Actions to Achieve Public Diplomacy Goals
  1. PD desk officers develop PD, educational, cultural, media, and social networking
  expertise in portfolio countries
  Plan of Action:
  a. AF/W portfolio of 16 countries too large to expect in-depth expertise in all
  countries. Add an assistant AF/W PD desk officer to this portfolio using a
  Diplomacy 3.0 country affairs position authorized for FY 2010;
  b. FSI training for new PD desk officers as appropriate (AF area studies/Washington
  tradecraft/Intro to PD);
  c. Formal handover notes from departing staff beginning summer 2010;
  d. PD desks travel to every post in portfolio at least once during tour;
  e. PD Desk Officer Manual that will include checklists for PAO consultations,
  information about the portfolio posts, administrative information about AF/PDPA,
  and more;
  f. Beginning in summer FY 2010, PD desks attend geographic offices' internal
  meetings whether or not embedded. PACO speaks with geographic area directors
  to begin "virtual embedding";
  g. PD desks institute weekly conversation with portfolio PAOs
  Start Timing: summer 2010 cycle
  Leads: All PD
  Type: AF, HR, FSI, Internal
  Needed to begin: Space for new officer
  Direct Financial Implications: travel funds; moving/remodeling costs
  Goals: I, II
  Strategies: A, B, C, D
  Performance Indicators: PD desks travel to every post in portfolio at least once
  during tour beginning FY 2011; Advisor produces manual by July 2010; assistant
  AF/W PD desk officer begins FY 2011; AF/W, PAO, & PDPA satisfaction with
  AF/W PD desks evaluated 3 & 6 months after 2nd AF/W officer arrives; new PD
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  desk officers take up portfolios properly trained; FY 2010 - AF/S handover notes.
  FY 2012 AF/W & AF/E handover notes; PAO satisfaction with desk officer
  support evaluated by PACO or Deputy six months into each desk's tour.
  2. Embed desk officer positions in geographic offices
  Plan of Action: The PD desk officers will be supervised by AF/PDPA but will be an
  integral part of the geographic offices' day-to-day work as public diplomacy experts,
  providing direction and support to PAOs in the field, and informing and supporting
  policy-making in AF by providing expertise on attitudes/opinions of target African
  audiences, potential interpretations by African publics of U.S. government policies and
  actions; U.S. government programs, tools and outreach strategies to inform, inspire, and
  persuade those publics, and people-to-people exchanges designed to build long-term ties.
  Officers rated by AF/PDPA PACO and reviewed by appropriate geographic office
  director. AF/PDPA leadership team and advisor set expectations for interaction between
  and among PD desks, AF/PDPA home office, PAOs and geographic offices with first set
  of newly embedded PD desk officers. AF/PDPA leadership team and advisor works on
  internal communications/coordination strategies designed to facilitate PDPA teamwork
  and information flows and bridge HST/SA-3 distance between desks and rest of
  AF/PDPA. For example, instituting very short daily meetings to update PD desks on
  AF/PDPA and to inform AF/PDPA about front office/other bureau thinking and
  priorities.
  Start Timing: FY2010
  Lead: PD-DAS, PDOD, Deputy and PACO
  Type: AF
  Needed to Begin: AF/EX space evaluation & desk space
  Direct Financial Implications: moving/remodeling
  Goals: I, II, IV
  Strategies: A, B
  Performance Indicators: 6 month evaluation examines stakeholder satisfaction --
  Posts, Front Office, PD desk officers, home office, geographic offices; new PD
  desk officer position description and work requirements reflect expectations and
  core functions; evaluation of communications strategies/coordination meetings for
  participant satisfaction/utility after first two week, then again after three months.
  3. Improve support for first-time PAOs
  Plan of Action: Large post/small post shadow/buddy system established in Africa with
  mentoring of first-time PAOs by experienced PAOs in their sub-region. PAO SharePoint
  or other website or other means to share advice among themselves and continued
  management and program support from ARS. Also pursue with FSI a new Single Officer
  Post PAO training module that includes a formal mentoring for first-time PAOs at small
  posts around the world.
  Start Timing: FY 2011
  Lead: Deputy
  Type: internal
  Needed to begin: New course module — FSI; other travel funds
  Direct Financial Implications: travel
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  Goals: I, IV
  Strategies: D, F
  Performance Indicators: Coaching/mentoring system established for AF
  including strategic decision-making and post/Washington interaction and
  expectations; PAO evaluation of utility after first year of operation; module added
  to PAO training course at FSI specifically on single-officer posts.
  4. Meet Specific Public Diplomacy Program Objectives
  Plan of Action:
  a. Preserve current and establish new American Centers.
  FY 2010 baseline: Ouagadougou.
  FY 2011 — Maputo, Kinshasa and Lusaka upgraded;
  FY 2012 — Kano established;
  FY 2013 - Mombasa or elsewhere to reach goal of five new/refurbished
  American Centers by 2014;
  b. Double PD training opportunities in Africa.
  FY 2009 baseline: 3 courses offered; 75 LES & FSOs trained in strategic
  planning;
  FY 2010: new courses piloted. (9 — strategic planning, social media, alumni,
  grants, MAT & PD transition — for 150 participants in region);
  FY 2011: previous year experience evaluated and training plan established
  for FY 2011 & FY 2012;
  FY 2012 — 150 receive training in PD regionally.
  c. FS0 position at South Africa Media Hub
  d. PAOs at PD transition posts - Add 8 PAO positions.
  FY 2010 Baseline: 9 posts with no PAO.
  FY 2011 - 7 new PAO positions filled and support/oversight plan for PD
  transition posts developed by PDPA;
  FY 2013 one additional PAO position established
  e. PILOT: Podcasting production and training capabilities at Public Affairs Sections
  in Africa. FY 2010 Pilot: AF/PDPA works with TIP to provide regional training &
  podcasting kits; FY 2010 & FY 2011 evaluation of results; FY 2011 decision on
  pilot project.
  f. Nearly 100% increase in English Access Microscholarship students.
  Baseline FY 2009: 900 new students in AF plus 900 currently studying
  under FY08 funding - 1,800 total.
  FY 2010 funding: 1,000 new students in AF plus 900 from FY09; Total -
  1,900 students
  g. Educational advisors at every embassy in AF.
  FY 2010 baseline: local hire advisors added in Khartoum & Brazzaville. No
  advisors in Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Guinea
  Bissau, Sao Tome, Seychelles & Somalia. Program moribund in Botswana.
  FY 2011 - add advising program in Gabon. Revive in Botswana.
  h. Double number of Regional English Language Officers to 4 by FY 2014.
  FY 2009 baseline: 1 covering southern Africa out of Pretoria; 1 covering
  West Africa based in Dakar.
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  FY 2010 - new RELO in Dar es Salaam to cover East Africa and the Horn.
  Position for 4th RELO to cover parts of West and Central Africa submitted
  for FY 2012 BSRP but not accepted. Try again for FY 2013.
  i. Pilot hand-held mobile devices for engagement/distribution of information.
  R/PPR completes Electronic Media Outreach Program Evaluation by FY 2011.
  These results and analysis inform future actions.
  Start Timing: FY 2010
  Leads: PDOD & Cultural Coordinator
  Type: Coordination with R, OBO, ECA, and DS
  Needed to begin: Appropriate approvals and funding
  Direct Financial Implications: Yes, several
  Goals: III, IV, V
  Strategies: C, D, E, F, G
  Performance Indicators: 5 new/refurbished American Centers by 2014;
  Evaluation and training plan established by FY 2012; South Africa Media Hub
  position established and filled by FY 2011; 9 new PAO positions established with
  smooth transition from PD-lite to full PAS; successful pilot: 12 AF posts engaged
  in regular podcasting production and distribution; evaluation/assessment of
  podcasting effectiveness carried out in FY 2011; ENGLISH ACCESS
  MICROSCHOLARSHIP students: FY 2011 - 2,200 students total; FY 2012 -
  2,500 students total; FY 2013 - 3000 students total; FY 2014 - 3,500 students
  total; Educational Advising: 25% increase in number of African students in
  American Universities by 2015 academic year; by FY 2014 - 4th RELO to cover
  parts of West and Central Africa; Hand-held mobile devices for engagement
  performance indicator TBD from results of Electronic Media Outreach Program
  Evaluation.
  5. Streamline and improve results/impact and public environment reporting from the field
  Plan of Action: Embrace the Mission Activity Tracker (MAT) and reduce requirements
  for PD activity reporting from the field on other platforms. MAT training for AF/PDPA;
  MAT expectations from PA0s; R/PPR adds MAT update "RSS-type" alert; AF/PDPA
  nominates for Outstanding MAT reporting awards, not posts. MAT training continues in
  the field in FY 2011 & FY 2012. Each PAS to submit at least one major analytical
  reporting cable a year.
  Start Timing: FY 2010
  Lead: Cultural Coordinator, PACO & PD-DAS
  Type: Internal & Coordination with R/PPR, ECA, IIP
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: II
  Strategies:
  Performance Indicators: From 12% results reporting in MAT to 50% results
  reporting in MAT.
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  6. Annual AF PAO Conference in Washington, DC.
  Plan of Action: Link to R's global PAO conference. FY 2011 scheduled for October
  2010.
  Start Timing.. FY 2011
  Lead: PDOD & R
  Type.. Coordination
  Needed to begin: Funding
  Direct Financial Implications: travel
  Goals: I, IV
  Strategies: C, D, E, F
  Performance Indicators: Participant satisfaction
  7. MSRPs — PD included in all goal papers and specific PD goal paper
  Baseline: FY 2012 MSRP posts given the option by R to include PD goal paper or not.
  Start Timing: FY 2010
  Lead: PACO, PD desks, PD-DAS
  Type: Internal & R
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: II, V
  Strategies: B, F, G
  Performance Indicators: For FY2013 and FY 2014, PD is well incorporated into
  all MSRPs and separate PD goal paper from all posts.
  8. Increase interagency coordination with an emphasis on Africom and USAID
  Plan of Action: PD-DAS to take the lead once position is located in the front office. Will
  work on Washington-based interagency coordination and on ensuring PAOs have the
  lead on coordinating interagency messaging/media at posts. Meanwhile, AF/PDPA to
  identify appropriate public affairs/public engagement personnel in other agencies with a
  focus on Africom and USAID. PD desk officers to arrange and accompany PAOs to
  interagency consultations before heading to post.
  Start Timing: FY 2011
  Lead: PD-DAS & PACO
  Type: AF & Coordination
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: I, II
  Strategies: E, F
  Performance Indicators: Interagency contact list for AF/PDPA. # of posts with
  mission-wide integrated communications strategies/media plans. Other
  performance indicators TBD by PD-DAS
  9. AF/PDPA makes better use of public opinion polling/academic analysis and data on
  Africa
  Plan of Action: PACO working with Fellow or intern to pull together guide to Open
  Source Center, INR, DoD, and private sector, public opinion polling. PD Desks and
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  PACO to network with academic community in coordination with outreach coordinator.
  Baseline: In FY 2010 public opinion polling not routinely checked, accessed or used by
  AF/PDPA.
  Start Timing: FY 2010
  Lead: PACO
  Type: Coordination w/INR and others
  Needed to begin.. 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: II
  Strategies: B, D
  Performance Indicators: AF/PDPA has access to and utilizes public opinion
  polling as part of their analysis and information sharing in AF. At least one DAR,
  info memo or trip paper references public opinion polling data per quarter.
  10.Annual Franklin and/or Science & Technology Fellow in AF/PDPA
  Start Timing.. FY 2010
  Lead: Deputy, PACO
  Type: Done
  Needed to begin: Completed.
  Direct Financial Implications: travel, space and associated Fellow costs
  Goals: II
  Strategies: D, C
  Performance Indicators: Annual fellows beginning in FY 2011; PDPA & Fellow
  satisfaction
  11.Improve links to public-private partnerships
  Plan of Action: New special projects/cultural affairs person will arrive on/about January
  2011. This officer to gather information from other bureaus and offices (ECA, S/GPI,
  EB) on existing State Department public-private partnerships and coordinate with
  outreach coordinator and posts on interest in new partnerships.
  Start Timing: FY 2011
  Lead: Cultural Coordinator, Special Projects/Cultural Affairs
  Type: internal & coordination
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: perhaps
  Goals.. I, II
  Strategies:
  Performance Indicators: Start after January 2011 When new person in the
  position; Information gathering then find PDPA niche
  12.Chief of Mission EERs include public affairs achievements
  Plan of Action: PD-DAS will decide whether or not to pursue
  Start Timing: FY 2012
  Lead: PD-DAS
  Type: AF Front Office decision
  Needed to begin: AF approval
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  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: I, II
  Strategies:
  Performance Indicators: 100% of AF FY 2012 Chiefs of Missions performance
  evaluations include public affairs/public diplomacy achievements
  Actions to Achieve Public Affairs Goals
  1. Increase strategic value of outreach to the Africa Bureau
  Plan of Action: In addition to current who, what, where, when and why, Speaker Bureau
  and Front Office speaking request template includes context, and strategic policy goal
  linkages. FY 2011 - establish baselines and measuring tool for assessing the impact of
  outreach. Clarify source for domestic outreach travel budget. Enter new contacts into
  AF/PDPA contact database.
  Start Timing: June 2010
  Lead: PA Chief
  Type: Internal
  Needed to begin: Contact database for contact entering
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals:
  Strategies: C, G
  Performance Indicators: Context, audience and strategic policy goal linkages
  standard for 100% of speaking requests; BSRP FY 12 Performance Indicator
  includes audience numbers tracked and beginning FY 2012, impact of outreach
  tracked.
  2. Enhance Diaspora Relations Coordination
  Plan of Action: AF/PDPA has the lead for the Africa Bureau on diaspora relations
  coordination. This will entail increasing outreach to engage new audiences. In FY 2010,
  the outreach coordinator with support from an intern or fellow, researches and evaluates
  African diaspora communities, liaises with S/GPI, AF/RSA and AF geographic offices to
  devise strategies for engagement, arranges discussions between diaspora and Bureau
  representatives, and communicates results and possible follow-up activities to relevant
  Bureau offices and to PAOs. FY 2011: Track number of communities reached and use
  outreach measuring tool to assess impact of outreach. Clarify use of AF/PDPA travel
  funds for domestic outreach,
  Start Timing: FY 2010
  Lead: PA Chief
  Type: Coordination
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: travel funds
  Goals: II, III
  Strategies:
  Performance Indicators: FY 2011 - Establish diaspora outreach baseline.
  Fulfill BSRP indicators: FY 2012 - 15% increase in outreach to African diaspora
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  communities over FY 2011baseline. AF has utilizes an up-to-date diaspora
  outreach database. PDPA staff traveling in U.S. for domestic outreach purposes
  3. Restructure morning media clips
  Plan of Action: Analyzing and restructuring the morning news clips (one of the office's
  highest profile products) will either make it more valuable to readers or decrease the time
  that is spent compiling this product if its usefulness cannot be determined. Survey of media
  clip needs of Front Office, PAOs and AF office directors; analysis of major blogs and
  websites that cover Africa. Determine value-added PDPA clips can provide. Summer 2010 -
  survey designed and distributed
  Start Timing: FY 2010
  Lead: Advisor & Program Specialist
  Type: internal
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: II, V
  Strategies: C, G
  Performance Indicators: clips have increased utility/importance to readers (reader
  satisfaction,) OR decreased production time (Fewer than 12 hours a week to
  produce)
  4. Biweekly calendar of domestic outreach & media interviews
  Plan of Action: Reinstate weekly coordination meeting with AF Front Office on A/S
  public speaking engagements. Bureau-wide public speaking compiled into a calendar and
  distributed (could be document sent via email, AF Opennet website calendar, Outlook
  calendar, or other.)
  Start Timing: FY 2010
  Lead: PA Chief
  Type.. Internal
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: I, II
  Strategies: B, C
  Performance Indicators.. Calendar kept up to date. Utility of calendar.
  Participant satisfaction with weekly coordination meetings.
  5. PD-DAS takes on principal AF Bureau spokesperson role
  Plan of Action: PD-DAS will take on public speaking and media interviews; Monthly
  public briefings moderated/given by PD-DAS, some with media some with diaspora and
  other groups.
  Start Timing: After PD-DAS in place
  Lead: PD-DAS
  Type: Front Office
  Needed to begin: PD-DAS in place
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals: I, II
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  Strategies: C, E
  Performance Indicators: Front office satisfaction
  6. Internal Marketing: Update AF/PDPA information on State's internal websites
  Plan of Action: Update AF Opennet website and Diplopedia to reflect PDPA activities,
  mission and work
  Start Timing: FY 2010
  Lead: PA Chief
  Type: internal
  Needed to begin: 0
  Direct Financial Implications: none
  Goals:
  Strategies:
  Performance Indicator: website kept up to date.
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  Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State
  Office of Central African Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State
  Office of East African Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State
  Office of Economic and Policy Staff, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of
  State
  Office of the Executive Director, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State
  Public Affairs side of the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs,
  Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State
  Public Diplomacy side of the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs,
  Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State
  Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs,
  Department of State
  Office of Regional Security Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of
  State
  Office of Southern African Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of
  State
  Office of West African Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State
  Assistant Secretary
  Bureau Strategic Resource Plan
  Daily Activity Report
  Department of Defense
  Diplomatic Security
  Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, Department of State
  Front Office (Office of the Assistant Secretary for African Affairs)
  Foreign Service Institute
  Foreign Service Officer
  Human Resources
  Harry S. Truman Building (Main State Department Building)
  International Information Programs, Department of State
  Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State
  Locally Employed Staff (at U.S. Missions abroad)
  Mission Activity Tracker
  Military Information Support Team
  Mission Strategic Resource Plan
  Overseas Building Operations
  Office of the Inspector General
  Office Management Specialist
  Public Affairs
  Planning and Coordination Officer, Office of Public Diplomacy and Public
  Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State
  Public Affairs Officer
  Public Affairs Section of a U.S. Mission abroad
  Annex I
  Acronyms
  AF
  AF/C
  AF/E
  AF/EPS
  AF/EX
  AF/PA
  AF/PD
  AF/PDPA
  AF/RSA
  AF/S
  AF/W
  A/S
  BSRP
  DAR
  DoD
  DS
  ECA
  FO
  FSI
  FS0
  HR
  HST
  INR
  LES
  MAT
  MIST
  MSRP
  OBO
  OIG
  OMS
  PA
  PACO
  PAO
  PAS
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  PD Public Diplomacy
  PD-DAS Public Diplomacy Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of African Affairs,
  Department of State
  PD Desks Public Diplomacy Desks also called Public Diplomacy Country Affairs Officer
  PDOD Public Diplomacy Office Director (Director of the Office of Public Diplomacy
  and Public Affairs, Bureau of African Affairs, Department of State)
  R Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs
  RELO Regional English Language Officer
  USAID United States Agency for International Development
  WAE Term for a retired FS0 who works on temporary duty for the Department
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  Annex II
  Approach & Methodology:
  The contractor is using a classic collaborative strategic planning process for
  strengthening and sustaining organizational development and achievement grounded in the work
  of John M. Bryson and his book Strategic Planning for Public and Nonprofit Organizations, 3rd
  edition (John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2004). Purpose trumps everything and the purpose must
  ultimately be to create public value.
  This structured process included four phases:
  A) The first phase was an assessment of the AF/PDPA office (weeks 1-8).
  B) Phase two was the articulation of a common vision for what AF/PDPA's strategic role,
  function and results should be within the Bureau of African Affairs (Weeks 9-11).
  C) The development and refinement of strategies to get from point A to point B as well as
  identifying performance measurements was phase three (Weeks 11-16) followed by the
  contractor writing up the plan (weeks 17-18). Phase four is then the actual
  implementation of these strategies (Week 16+).
  A quietly, deliberately, disruptive process, inserting the contractor into the daily rhythms of
  the office including participation in routine meetings is designed to elicit strategic thinking
  during AF/PDPA's daily work. AF/PDPA staff has not hesitated to implement best practices as
  they arise.
  The most important techniques utilized were individual thinking and group discussion.
  As the guide in this process, during the first phase the contractor is conducting on and off-site
  interviews of stakeholders within the Department of State in Washington D.C., in Kampala,
  Uganda during an FSI strategic planning course for Africa, and by phone to PAOs across Africa.
  In addition to compiling the results of the interviews, as appropriate, the contractor also
  gathered information about trends, challenges and opportunities in Africa, reviewing pertinent
  internal and external documents; meeting weekly with the AF/PDPA Office Director and Deputy
  Director to review progress, share findings and consult on next steps; meeting weekly with a core
  group of AF/PDPA personnel who volunteered to form an internal, collaborative Organizational
  Development Team to review information gathered by the consultant and hash out ideas and
  concepts, and reviewing the substance of this Phase 1 report and its findings with the AF/PDPA
  office and individuals affected by this report.
  The contractor assembled all materials from the questionnaires to the worksheets for
  analysis. The contractor has conducted and compiled all interviews. Fifty-three people were
  interviewed individually or in pairs.
  During this first phase, "why" has been the most important question. For example: Why do
  you do X? Why does it matter? Why A and not B? Followed by "for whom?" (primary
  audience) and "what is the value added of that action/effort/paper?"
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  STAKEHOLDER INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS
  Interview
  Date Name Office 11
  19-Jan Bruce Wharton AF/PDPA 1
  19-Jan Ed Kemp AF/PDPA
  20-Jan Lynn Roche AF/PDPA
  20-Jan Bill Strassberger AF/PDPA
  20-Jan Lydia Ellison AF/PDPA
  20-Jan Lynn Allison AF/PDPA
  21-Jan Patricia Ehrnman AF/PDPA
  21-Jan Terri Rookard AF/PDPA
  21-Jan Karen Coates AF/PDPA
  21-Jan Tijen Aybar AF/PDPA
  21-Jan Molly Sanchez Crowe AF/PDPA
  22-Jan Russell Brooks AF/PDPA
  22-Jan Jon Tollefson AF/PDPA
  22-Jan Chris McShane AF/PDPA
  25-Jan Nicole Peacock AF/PDPA
  27-Jan Meg Keeton AF/EX
  27-Jan Louis Mazel AF/RSA
  28-Jan Tony Newton AF/EPS
  29-Jan Siria Lopez AF/C
  29-Jan Geeta Pasi AF/E
  29-Jan Sue Brown AF/S
  29-Jan Mary Beth Leonard AF/W
  1-Feb Eric SiIla AF-FO
  3-Feb Rhonda Shore S/CT
  3-Feb Mark Zimmer PAO Somalia
  4-Feb Donna Winton ARS
  4-Feb Susan Povenmire OES
  8-Feb Peter Claussen PAO Abuja
  9-Feb Sara Devlin PD/Econ/Pol Maseru
  10-Feb Mary Scholl PAO Accra
  10-Feb Solomon Atayi PAO Ndjamena
  11-Feb Priscilla Hernandez PAO Lusaka
  11-Feb Edwina Sagitto PAO Kigali
  12-Feb Susan Domowitz IIP
  17-Feb Nick Von Mertens AF/PDPA
  17-Feb Alyson Grunder PAO Addis
  18-Feb Richard Johannsen PAO Yaounde
  18-Feb Carl Chan & Gerald McLoughlin Advisory Commission on PD
  19-Feb Andrew Cedar & Betsy Whitaker R/PPR
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  23-Feb John Haynes PAO Nairobi
  24-Feb Dennis Gombert INR/OPN
  25-Feb Paul Hinshaw FPC
  26-Feb Carol Kahn R/GSEC
  1-Mar Kelvin Kiyingi Info Specialist - Kampala
  Cultural Affairs Specialist -
  2-Mar Dorothy Ngalombi Kampala
  2-Mar Regina Addo PAO Secretary - Accra
  2-Mar Thais Ruboneka Assistant IRC - Kigali
  3-Mar Joann Lockhart PAO Kampala
  3-Mar Brigitte Pressler PD Training Manager - Vienna
  3-Mar Rogers Cidosa Interpreter - Dar es Salaam
  4-Mar Charles Mugabo Public Affairs Specialist - Kigali
  4-Mar John Dunne DPAO Kampala
  4-Mar Geraldine Seruyange IRC Assistant - Kampala
  5-Mar Roger Lyners Info Specialist - Windhoek
  Annex III
  AF/PDPA STAFFING
  AF/PDPA's domestic public affairs side has four dedicated positions to handle media,
  press guidance, statements, and outreach to the American public and the African diaspora in the
  United States. The public diplomacy side has seven positions in Washington and two for
  Americans at African Regional Services (ARS) in Paris. (ARS Paris provides programming
  tools and support to all African posts with an emphasis on Francophone countries and engages
  the sizeable Paris-based African media and diaspora communities.) Six people have portfolios
  that include both sides of the office: the office director, deputy director, administrative officer,
  program and project specialist, and OMS.
  There are 48 posts in Africa, 39 of which have Public Affairs Sections headed by an
  American Public Affairs Officer (PAO). By mid-2011 this will be up to 46. About half the
  public affairs sections are single-officer sections, often an officer's first PD tour.
  Other State bureaus have regional support specialists in public affairs sections in Africa
  including information resource officers, regional English language officers, and regional
  Information Resource Officers. In Kampala, an exemplary case, the PAO has opened the door to
  communications specialists from PEPFAR and other USG to sit in the Public Affairs Section. At
  other posts DoD MIST teams sit in the Mission's public affairs section.
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  Annex IV
  AF/PDPA Core Functions:
  1. Direction, support, and oversight to public diplomacy in Africa.
  a. Provide oversight, direction, and resources to PA sections in Africa;
  b. Provide support to PA sections in Africa including tailored information and
  advice and filter requests from Washington;
  c. Report on, and advocate for, the work of PA sections in Africa;
  d. AF lead on interagency strategic communications, media, and messaging;
  e. Recruit and select FSOs for PD positions at posts, and
  f. Develop and/or coordinate (as appropriate) PD programming tools and priorities
  for Africa with other Bureaus and with the private sector.
  2. Inform and support policy-making
  a. Provide expertise on attitudes and opinions of African publics and on the major
  cultural, educational, media and communications technology (social networking)
  trends in Africa;
  b. Provide expertise on the international media's Africa coverage;
  c. Provide expertise on strategic communications and appropriate USG programs,
  tools and outreach strategies to inform, inspire and persuade African publics;
  d. Provide/organize opportunities for policymakers to interact with African public
  opinion leaders and civil society leaders, and
  e. Engage fully in drafting paper, responding to taskers, and other leadership support
  mechanisms from the PD and PA perspectives.
  3. Public Affairs (domestic)
  a. Draft/coordinate press guidance, public statements and policy announcements;
  b. Engage U.S.-based media including, but not limited to, organizing interviews;
  c. Lead coordinator for AF public speaking opportunities and AF Speakers Bureau;
  d. Lead on engagement with the African Diaspora in the U.S., and
  e. Engage U.S. NGOs and other American stakeholders.
  4. Manage and deploy resources in line with AF priorities.
  5. Coordinate special activities/projects and new initiatives.
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  Annex V
  Actions Summary
  As of June 1,2010
  Actions to Achieve Both Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs Goals
  LEAD ACTION PROGRESS
  All Office 1. Engage more in paper process/report more to
  the Front Office (weekly DARs etc.)
  Starts June 2010
  Target 1 per week
  PDOD 2. Increase administrative support to public
  affairs staff and cultural coordinator
  Deputy,
  CC
  3. Retain special projects/assistant cultural
  affairs position
  STARTED — ELO position
  description submitted May
  2010
  Advisor,
  PDOD
  4. BSRP includes public diplomacy/public
  affairs goal paper
  COMPLETED - May 2010
  for FY 2012 BSRP
  PD-DAS 5. Increase coordination and clarify PDPA roles
  to AF functional offices
  STARTED — A/S approved
  space analysis. For AF/EX
  to complete
  PDOD 6. Establish all-AF/PDPA electronic filing and
  contact systems
  PA Chief 7. Reconfigure media officer position to non-
  traditional media and outreach position
  PDOD 8. New deputy PACO/special projects civil
  service position
  FTE for new position
  submitted for FY2012 but
  not accepted by Bureau.
  Resubmit for FY 2013.
  PD-DAS 9. Pilot as appropriate: "Public Environment"
  issue paper for A/S & higher trips
  Public Diplomacy Actions
  LEAD ACTION PROGRESS
  All PD 1. PD desk officers develop PD, educational, cultural, media,
  and social networking expertise in portfolio countries
  a. AF/W portfolio of 16 countries too large to expect
  in-depth expertise in all countries. Add an assistant
  AF/W PD desk officer to this portfolio using a
  Diplomacy 3.0 country affairs position authorized
  APPROVED
  for FY 2011
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  for FY 2010;
  b. FSI training for new PD desk officers as appropriate
  (AF area studies/Washington tradecraft/Intro to
  PD);
  c. Formal handover notes from departing staff
  beginning summer 2010 (AF/S PD);
  d. PD desks travel to every post in portfolio at least
  once during tour;
  e. PD Desk Officer Manual that will include checklists
  for PAO consultations, information about the
  portfolio posts, administrative information about
  AF/PDPA, and more;
  f. Beginning in summer FY 2010, PD desks attend
  geographic offices' internal meetings whether or not
  embedded. PACO speaks with geographic area
  directors to begin "virtual embedding";
  g. PD desks institute weekly conversation with
  portfolio PAOs.
  PDOD,
  Deputy,
  PACO
  2. Embed desk officer positions in geographic offices APPROVED
  Deputy
  3. Improve support for first-time PAOs
  a. Shadow/buddy system
  b. Single Officer Post PAO training module at FSI
  STARTED
  CC,
  PDOD
  4. Meet Specific Public Diplomacy Program Objectives
  a. Preserve current and establish new American Centers.
  b. Double PD training opportunities in Africa.
  c. FSO position at South Africa Media Hub
  d. PAOs at PD-transition posts.
  e. PILOT: Podcasting production and training capabilities
  at Public Affairs Sections in Africa.
  f. Nearly 100% increase in ACCESS scholarship students
  by 2014.
  g. Educational advisors at every embassy in AF.
  h. Double number of Regional English Language Officers
  to 4 by FY 2014.
  i. Pilot hand-held mobile devices for
  engagement/distribution of information.
  STARTED
  STARTED
  APPROVED
  APPROVED
  STARTED
  STARTED
  STARTED
  CC &
  PACO,
  PD-DAS
  5. Streamline and improve results/impact and public
  environment reporting from the field (Embrace MAT)
  STARTED
  PDOD, R 6. Annual AF PAO Conference in Washington, DC. APPROVED
  for FY 2010
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  PACO,
  PD Desks
  PD-DAS
  7. MSRPs — PD included in all goal papers and specific PD
  goal paper from every Mission with a PAS.
  PD-DAS,
  PACO
  8. Increase interagency coordination with emphasis on
  Afficom and USAID
  PACO
  9. AF/PDPA makes better use of public opinion
  polling/academic analysis and data on Africa
  Deputy,
  PACO
  10.Annual Franklin and/or Science & Technology Fellow in
  AF/PDPA
  APPROVED
  for FY 2010
  CC, SP 11.Improve link to public-private partnerships
  PD-DAS 12.Chief of Mission EERs include public affairs achievements
  Public Affairs Actions
  LEAD ACTION PROGRESS
  PA Chief 1. Increase strategic value of outreach to the Africa Bureau STARTED
  PA Chief 2. Enhance Diaspora Relations Coordination STARTED
  Advisor,
  Program
  Specialist
  3. Restructure morning media clips STARTED
  PA Chief 4. Biweekly calendar of domestic outreach and media
  interviews
  PD-DAS 5. PD-DAS takes on principal AF Bureau spokesperson
  role
  PA Chief 6. Internal Marketing: Update AF/PDPA information on
  State's internal websites
  Key:
  PD-DAS — PD Deputy Assistant Secretary
  PDOD — PD Office Director
  Deputy — Deputy PD Office Director
  PACO — Policy and Coordination Officer
  CC — Cultural Coordinator
  SP — Special Projects/Cultural Affairs Officer
  Advisor — Senior Advisor for Strategic Planning
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  AF/PDPA 2010-2014 Organizational Development Plan
  Executive Summary
  To address concerns raised by the OIG in its August 2009 inspection report of the Africa
  Bureau, the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs (AF/PDPA) has engaged in an
  organizational development process. Over the past few months AF/PDPA has defined the
  philosophy, role, mission, audiences, core functions, and value added of public diplomacy and
  public affairs in the Africa Bureau and set goals and strategies for the AF/PDPA office to excel.
  The Department of State's expertise on public diplomacy programs and activities in
  Africa, on the regional African public and media context, and on the Department's engagement
  with the media and American audiences on African issues should reside in AF/PDPA.
  The mission of Africa Bureau (AF) public diplomacy and public affairs is to support the
  achievement of U.S. foreign policy goals and objectives, advance national interests, and enhance
  national security by understanding, engaging, informing and influencing the people of Africa and
  informing the people of the United States of America in order to create an enabling environment
  and strong relationships for a healthy, mutually-beneficial U.S.-African partnership.
  This four-year organizational development plan lays down specific goals, strategies and
  actions/changes that will facilitate the highest level of performance of the office's core functions,
  address the office's performance challenges, and take advantage of opportunities. Throughout
  this plan is an ongoing commitment by AF/PDPA personnel to a new approach to their work.
  The commitment is to increased initiative, more strategic thinking, more frequent and earlier
  engagement in policy-making processes, and a fuller understanding by every staff member of
  how his/her work contributes to the larger whole. Over the course of the next few months, the
  approach of each AF/PDPA staff member will change as will a number of roles and portfolios.
  This plan assumes that the rest of the AF Bureau not only will be receptive to these changes but
  also will pro-actively seek AF/PDPA expertise and collaboration as appropriate.
  The most visible outcome of this organizational development process will be the physical
  reorganization in the Africa Bureau. As soon as space is available, AF/PDPA will embed public
  diplomacy desk officers in the AF geographic offices. In order to make space available and to
  increase coordination among the bureau's functional offices, all of which do some engaging of
  civil society and private-sector audiences in the United States and in Africa, Assistant Secretary
  Carson has asked the bureau's executive office to conduct a full-bureau analysis of office space
  based on function, size and resource available. This analysis
  will inform the ultimate decisions as to who sits where.
  However, the most significant outcome of this
  process will not be the shuffling of office space, but the
  results. The current AF/PDPA team is constantly short-
  staffed but at its core is an innovative, talented team of Civil
  and Foreign Service experts in engaging publics and the
  media and building long-term relationships for the United
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  "The U.S. must recognize the
  necessity of orchestrating
  networks of public, private and
  civic actors to address global
  problems"
  -- Anne-Marie Slaughter
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  States. With added expertise, further integration with the rest of the Bureau and a 21' century
  focus on networking, AF/PDPA will produce results: more effective public diplomacy in Africa
  and public affairs in the United States and better informed policy-making in Washington.
  AF/PDPA is adopting five major goals and will use seven cross-cutting strategies to
  achieve the goals by taking dozens of specific steps and actions.
  AF/PDPA Goals - By 2014:
  I. AF/PDPA is valued for public diplomacy leadership in Africa and for public affairs
  leadership on Africa policy in the U.S.
  II. Policy-making on Africa is informed by an understanding of public perspectives. State
  depends on AF/PDPA for expertise and advice on understanding, informing, engaging,
  and persuading publics in Africa and informing the U.S. public.
  III. The conduct of public diplomacy in Africa and AF's public affairs in the U.S. is
  strengthened and enhanced via the achievement of specific, measurable public diplomacy
  and public affairs program objectives.
  IV. AF attracts and retains a diverse, high-caliber public diplomacy and public affairs
  workforce.
  V. Resources to engage publics in Africa and in America are sufficient and deployed in line
  with policy priorities.
  Strategies
  A. Address location and restructure to close access and communications gaps with AF,
  better support and guide the field, facilitate AF engagement with target domestic
  audiences, support expanding PD portfolios, make positions more desirable, and facilitate
  AF inter-office teamwork.
  B. Engage fully in AF policy-making processes, 'especially the paper process.
  C. Raise visibility of PD and PA work in AF.
  D. Build and retain expertise in the field and in AF/PDPA.
  E. Increase AF/PDPA networking and coalition building.
  F. Empower the field and AF/PDPA
  G. Align resources with policy priorities and stretch resources via partnerships with other
  USG, private, and non-profit organizations to maximize resource coordination on shared
  policy and program goals.
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  Actions to Achieve Both Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs Goals
  1. Engage more in the paper process (report more to the Front Office via DARs, Info
  Memos etc.)
  2. Increase administrative support to public affairs staff and cultural coordinator
  3. Retain special projects/assistant cultural affairs position
  4. AF Bureau BSRP includes public diplomacy and public affairs goal paper
  5. Increase coordination and clarify PDPA roles to AF functional offices
  6. Establish all-AF/PDPA electronic filing and contact systems
  7. Reconfigure media officer position to non-traditional media and outreach position
  8. New deputy PACO/special projects civil service position
  9. Pilot if appropriate: "Public Environment" issue paper for A/S and higher trips
  Public Diplomacy Actions
  1. PD desk officers develop PD, educational, cultural, media, and social networking
  expertise in portfolio countries
  2. Embed desk officer positions in geographic offices
  3. Improve support for first-time PAOs
  4. Meet Specific Public Diplomacy Program Objectives:
  a. Preserve current and establish new American Centers.
  b. Double PD training opportunities in Africa.
  c. FSO position at South Africa Media Hub
  d. PAOs at PD-transition posts.
  e. PILOT: Podcasting production capabilities at Public Affairs Sections in Africa.
  f. Nearly 100% increase in ACCESS scholarship students by 2014.
  g. Educational advisors at every embassy in AF.
  h. Double number of Regional English Language Officers to 4 by FY 2014.
  i. Pilot hand-held mobile devices for engagement/distribution of information.
  5. Streamline and improve results/impact and public environment reporting from the field
  (Embrace MAT)
  6. Annual AF PAO Conference in Washington, DC.
  7. MSRPs — PD included in all goal papers and specific PD goal paper
  8. Increase interagency coordination with an emphasis on Afi-icom and USAID
  9. AF/PDPA makes better use of public opinion polling/academic analysis and data on
  Africa
  10. Annual Franklin and/or Science & Technology Fellow in AF/PDPA
  11. Increase links to public-private partnerships
  12. Chief of Mission EERs include public affairs achievements
  Public Affairs Actions
  1. Increase strategic value of outreach to the Africa Bureau
  2. Enhance Diaspora Relations Coordination
  3. Restructure morning media clips
  4. Biweekly calendar of domestic outreach and media interviews
  5. PD-DAS takes on principal AF Bureau spokesperson role
  6. Internal marketing - update AF/PDPA information on State's internal websites
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  MS-- A wonderful note!
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  Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 3:34 PM
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  Clearly I'm not the only one who has made these sacrifices or who has these frustrations; Secretary Clinton has heard
  our struggles (indeed has gone through her own struggles as a professional mom!), and she truly gets it.
  I just wanted to tell somebody, and I remembered your name from the women's conference in December. Forgive this
  long message. Happy Mother's Day, and congratulations on working with such an incredible person.
  Regards,
  Kristin
  Kristin M. Kane
  Office of Public Affairs and Outreach
  Bureau of International Organization Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  Washington, DC
  Tel: (202) 647-7994
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770303 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Madam Secretary,
  As requested, below is a brief bio (compiled by DK, INR, and AF) of Kenyan Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Richard
  Momoima Onyonka, who you met in Krakow at the Community of Democracies. Please let me know if you would like
  any further information or follow up on this.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  Richard Momoima Onyonka is a Kenyan politician and belongs to the People's Democratic Party. Born in 1962 and
  hailing from the Bogeka clan, VM Momoima has lived in Otamba, Nyamataro, Mosocho and Nairobi. In 1982, following
  the failed Kenyan coup d'etat attempt to overthrow President Daniel Arap Moi's government, VM Momoima was among
  the 900 people that were jailed. However, in 1984, he returned to the University of Nairobi and graduated with a
  Bachelors degree in commerce a year later. After graduation, VM Momoima attended North Carolina State University
  where he graduated with a Masters degree in management. He returned to Kenya in 1992 during the first multi party
  elections to help his father (then incumbent MP for Kitutu Chache and Minister for Planning and National Development)
  who was seeking re-election on a KANU (Kenya African National Union) ticket. VM Momoima's first political opportunity
  arose when his father passed away in 1996, which prompted an election in which he lost to a new corner during the
  party (KANU) nominations. Since the Kenyan parliamentary election in 2007, VM Momoima has represented the Kitutu
  Chache Constituency in the National Assembly of Kenya.
  A financial economist by profession, VM Momoima currently runs personal businesses in Nairobi and Kisii and has held
  positions in the Kisii KANU branch. His priorities include economic empowerment, particularly for youth and women,
  education, and poverty reduction.
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
  B6

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  Sent: Friday, August 6, 2010 4:35 PM
  To:
  Subject: Kenyan Vice Foreign Minister bio
  Madam Secretary,
  As requested, below is a brief bio (compiled by DK, INR, and AF) of Kenyan Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Richard
  Momoima Onyonka, who you met in Krakow at the Community of Democracies. Please let me know if you would like
  any further information or follow up on this.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  Richard Momoima Onyonka is a Kenyan politician and belongs to the People's Democratic Party. Born in 1962 and
  hailing from the Bogeka clan, VM Momoima has lived in Otamba, Nyamataro, Mosocho and Nairobi. In 1982, following
  the failed Kenyan coup d'etat attempt to overthrow President Daniel Arap Moi's government, VM Momoima was among
  the 900 people that were jailed. However, in 1984, he returned to the University of Nairobi and graduated with a
  Bachelors degree in commerce a year later. After graduation, VM Momoima attended North Carolina State University
  where he graduated with a Masters degree in management. He returned to Kenya in 1992 during the first multi party
  elections to help his father (then incumbent MP for Kitutu Chache and Minister for Planning and National Development)
  who was seeking re-election on a KANU (Kenya African National Union) ticket. VM Momoima's first political opportunity
  arose when his father passed away in 1996, which prompted an election in which he lost to a new corner during the
  party (KANU) nominations. Since the Kenyan parliamentary election in 2007, VM Momoima has represented the Kitutu
  Chache Constituency in the National Assembly of Kenya.
  A financial economist by profession, VM Momoima currently runs personal businesses in Nairobi and Kisii and has held
  positions in the Kisii KANU branch. His priorities include economic empowerment, particularly for youth and women,
  education, and poverty reduction.
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
  B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770304 Date: 08/31/2015



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  To: H; 'SullivanJJ@state.gov.
  Subject: Re: Remarks
  We have them.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: isullivanjj@state.govi <sullivanjj@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue May 11 06:46:36 2010
  Subject: Remarks
  Will I get them before I deliver them?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770305 Date: 08/31/2015



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  To:
  Subject: RE: Kenyan Vice Foreign Minister bio
  Yes, I'll see if we can locate that
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, August 06, 2010 5:00 PM
  To: Fuchs, Michael H
  Subject: Re: Kenyan Vice Foreign Minister bio
  Can you get a transcript of what he said in Krakow?
  Original Message
  From: Fuchs, Michael H <FuchsMH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Aug 06 16:34:39 2010
  Subject: Kenyan Vice Foreign Minister bio
  Madam Secretary,
  As requested, below is a brief bio (compiled by DRL, INR, and AF) of Kenyan Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Richard
  Momoima Onyonka, who you met in Krakow at the Community of Democracies. Please let me know if you would like
  any further information or follow up on this.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  Richard Momoima Onyonka is a Kenyan politician and belongs to the People's Democratic Party. Born in 1962 and
  hailing from the Bogeka clan, VM Momoima has lived in Otamba, Nyamataro, Mosocho and Nairobi. In 1982, following
  the failed Kenyan coup d'etat attempt to overthrow President Daniel Arap Moi's government, VM Momoima was among
  the 900 people that were jailed. However, in 1984, he returned to the University of Nairobi and graduated with a
  Bachelors degree in commerce a year later. After graduation, VM Momoima attended North Carolina State University
  where he graduated with a Masters degree in management. He returned to Kenya in 1992 during the first multi party
  elections to help his father (then incumbent MP for Kitutu Chache and Minister for Planning and National Development)
  who was seeking re-election on a KANU (Kenya African National Union) ticket. VM Momoima's first political opportunity
  arose when his father passed away in 1996, which prompted an election in which he lost to a new corner during the
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770306 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770306 Date: 08/31/2015
  party (KANU) nominations. Since the Kenyan parliamentary election in 2007, VM Momoima has represented the Kitutu
  Chache Constituency in the National Assembly of Kenya.
  A financial economist by profession, VM Momoima currently runs personal businesses in Nairobi and Kisii and has held
  positions in the Kisii KANU branch. His priorities include economic empowerment, particularly for youth and women,
  education, and poverty reduction.
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770306 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 6:50 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Remarks
  They came to you overnight.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue May 11 06:46:36 2010
  Subject: Remarks
  Will I get them before I deliver them?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770307 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770308
MetadataSubject: UNFPA HEAD - UPDATE
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ExtractedBodyText: FYI — see below for update on UNFPA head selection process.
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  To:
  Subject: FW: UNFPA head - update
  FYI — see below for update on UNFPA head selection process.
  From: Brimmer, Esther D
  Sent: Friday, August 06, 2010 5:52 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Macmanus, Joseph E
  Cc: Schwartz, Eric P; Cook, Nerissa J; Anderson, Gerald C; Le Mon, Christopher J
  Subject: UNFPA head - update
  Jake, Joe,
  Here is the update from 10 and PRM for the Secretary (as you recall she had met with the outgoing head of UNFPA):
  Eric and I would like to update you on the Secretary-General's selection process of the next head of UNFPA.
  Working closely with PRM and USUN, we gathered 22 names as possible candidates from various sources, including
  NG0s, governments, and respected individuals in the health sector. We whittled down this list to three people who
  have qualifications that we believe are necessary for the job: a deep understanding of and support for UNFPA's
  reproductive health/family planning mission and its critical role in implementing the 1CPD Program of Action, strong
  leadership and advocacy skills, and strong management ability to oversee an organization with over 2000 employees
  worldwide.
  We see the leading candidates as:
  USUN concurs and is in touch with the SG's office to convey our views. The SG will make his own shortlist based on a UN
  review panel's recommendations. He is expected to announce his selection in October to allow the designee some
  overlap with the incumbent, Thoraya Obaid, whose term expires at the end of the year. We will keep you apprised as
  the process continues.
  Esther
  Dr. Esther Brinirner
  Assistant Secremry
  Bureau of International OrganizatiOn Affairs
  US. Department of State
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770308 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Ok
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Tue May 11 07:03:27 2010
  Subject: Call list
  Pls add Barbara Walters, she's having heart surgery.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770309 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: NUTRITION SPEECH
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ExtractedBodyText: I'll get on all these. And yes you will have a teleprompter.
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  To:
  Subject Re: nutrition speech
  I'll get on all these. And yes you will have a teleprompter.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Rooney, Megan
  Sent: Tue May 11 07:13:32 2010
  Subject: Re: nutrition speech
  Thx for the changes you made. A few questions:
  Is the Vitamin A research on p. 8 accurate given recent research that raised doubts about it efficacy?
  Will you print out a copy of the MDGs for me to have for speech?
  Is there a teleprompter?
  Didn't Jim Grant also pioneer the widespread use of oral rehydration therapy? If so, we should include too.
  It is so much better—thank you.
  Original Message
  From: Rooney, Megan <RooneyM@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon May 10 12:24:43 2010
  Subject: nutrition speech
  To more fully answer your question, the CARE speech is important because it focuses on a chronically overlooked issue
  (nutrition) that sits at the intersection of two of your signature issues. It gives us an opportunity to sharpen our
  development message. It also tees up the health care speech you might give before UNGA. This is a speech that only
  you could give and a number of constituencies will be delighted by it.
  Hope this helps. I'm going through it now to make sure it more clearly answers your question.
  Thank you!
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  May 11, 2010
  For: Hillary

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  Attachments: hrc memo after gordon 051110.docx
  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 11, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: The day after Gordon
  Whatever the outcome, whichever party ultimately makes a pact with the Lib-Dems, or whether neither does,
  the next British government will be remarkably weak, flimsy and fly apart within months. That is the only
  certainty now.
  On Gordon's political suicide, David, Labour: Neither David Miliband nor Shaun (who has been constantly on
  the phone with Gordon and by his side since the election as a sort of therapist) were privy to the decision; nor
  did Gordon tell either before making his announcement on the steps of No. 10. Gordon's confidant in
  contemplating his end was only Peter, the penultimate scene (there must be at least one more) of their twisted
  relationship rooted in the Tony-Gordon-Peter triangle now transmuted into the perverse Gordon-Peter-David
  triangle. David is the heir, the son, "Our Boy," as Anji Hunter describes him to me, playing a version of the
  Tony role. Shaun and David met alone for an hour and a half late last night to discuss the whole situation. David
  is well aware of Peter's perversity, that Peter has been plotting to usurp his position as foreign secretary, that
  Peter seeks to direct his campaign as leader, that Peter wishes to be the arbiter and controlling figure in a
  government under David. At this point, David does not want Peter to run his campaign but involved. Does Peter
  know this? No. David is wary of a deal with the Lib-Dems and understands his perilous position in the event he
  were to become leader as the second unelected PM in a row. Upon reflection, it may be that a Labour-Lib-Dem
  alliance would not be the harbinger of a grand progressive coalition, but an illusion under these circumstances.
  If an arrangement were to be made the government would be extraordinarily unstable. Because it would be
  subject to the demands of every bit player, the government would have the potential of collapsing over every
  issue large or small. It could not last long. Under the stress, the result might be that in an inevitable election to
  be held six to eighteen months (at the outside) from now, the Conservatives would be posed to gain the majority
  just beyond their grasp. Shaun advised David to work things out with his brother Ed, trying to persuade him not
  to compete against him. If Ed runs for leader against David, Ed Balls, Gordon's heir in the same sense that
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  David is Tony's, might get through, which would put Labour back at square one, bearing the burden of Gordon
  again.
  Meanwhile, Peter negotiates with the LD team, a meeting that has broken up by this afternoon. Meanwhile, the
  Scottish National Party, which two days ago was eager to lead the way to a coalition with Labour, the LDs, and
  other parties, has announced it has dropped out of any arrangment, which also means the Welsh national party,
  its partner, has dropped out. Meanwhile, David Blunkett, former Labour home secretary, has denounced any
  deal with the LDs. Meanwhile, some prominent LDs have denounced a Labour-LD coalition as a "coalition of
  the defeated" and a deal with the Tories as "the only game in town." Meanwhile, Clegg met privately with
  Cameron this morning while Peter, et al were meeting with the LD negotiators. Meanwhile, this afternoon,
  Cameron has upped his offer to the LDs on a referendum, insisting today is "decision time." Meanwhile, the
  Tory right denounces any deal with the LDs. Meanwhile, Clegg dithers.
  It has been said of the Lib-Dem Party that anytime anyone tries to use it, it simply crumbles in their hands. So
  far, so good. I suspect for the party that allies with the LDs, the deal will be a poisoned chalice.
  More to come soon...
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  From: Sid
  Re: The day after Gordon
  Whatever the outcome, whichever party ultimately makes a pact with the Lib-Dems, or whether
  neither does, the next British government will be remarkably weak, flimsy and fly apart within
  months. That is the only certainty now.
  On Gordon's political suicide, David, Labour: Neither David Miliband nor Shaun (who has been
  constantly on the phone with Gordon and by his side since the election as a sort of therapist)
  were privy to the decision; nor did Gordon tell either before making his announcement on the
  steps of No. 10. Gordon's confidant in contemplating his end was only Peter, the penultimate
  scene (there must be at least one more) of their twisted relationship rooted in the Tony-Gordon-
  Peter triangle now transmuted into the perverse Gordon-Peter-David triangle. David is the heir,
  the son, "Our Boy," as Anji Hunter describes him to me, playing a version of the Tony role.
  Shaun and David met alone for an hour and a half late last night to discuss the whole situation.
  David is well aware of Peter's perversity, that Peter has been plotting to usurp his position as
  foreign secretary, that Peter seeks to direct his campaign as leader, that Peter wishes to be the
  arbiter and controlling figure in a government under David. At this point, David does not want
  Peter to run his campaign but involved. Does Peter know this? No. David is wary of a deal with
  the Lib-Dems and understands his perilous position in the event he were to become leader as the
  second unelected PM in a row. Upon reflection, it may be that a Labour-Lib-Dem alliance would
  not be the harbinger of a grand progressive coalition, but an illusion under these circumstances.
  If an arrangement were to be made the government would be extraordinarily unstable. Because it
  would be subject to the demands of every bit player, the government would have the potential of
  collapsing over every issue large or small. It could not last long. Under the stress, the result
  might be that in an inevitable election to be held six to eighteen months (at the outside) from
  now, the Conservatives would be posed to gain the majority just beyond their grasp. Shaun
  advised David to work things out with his brother Ed, trying to persuade him not to compete
  against him. If Ed runs for leader against David, Ed Balls, Gordon's heir in the same sense that
  David is Tony's, might get through, which would put Labour back at square one, bearing the
  burden of Gordon again.
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  Meanwhile, Peter negotiates with the LD team, a meeting that has broken up by this afternoon.
  Meanwhile, the Scottish National Party, which two days ago was eager to lead the way to a
  coalition with Labour, the LDs, and other parties, has announced it has dropped out of any
  arrangment, which also means the Welsh national party, its partner, has dropped out. Meanwhile,
  David Blunkett, former Labour home secretary, has denounced any deal with the LDs.
  Meanwhile, some prominent LDs have denounced a Labour-LD coalition as a "coalition of the
  defeated" and a deal with the Tories as "the only game in town." Meanwhile, Clegg met
  privately with Cameron this morning while Peter, et al were meeting with the LD negotiators.
  Meanwhile, this afternoon, Cameron has upped his offer to the LDs on a referendum, insisting
  today is "decision time." Meanwhile, the Tory right denounces any deal with the LDs.
  Meanwhile, Clegg dithers.
  It has been said of the Lib-Dem Party that anytime anyone tries to use it, it simply crumbles in
  their hands. So far, so good. I suspect for the party that allies with the LDs, the deal will be a
  poisoned chalice.
  More to come soon...
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770313 Date: 08/31/2015



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  CONFIDENTIAL
  May 5,2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: British election
  First and most important: Do NOT, repeat, NOT, call any prospective winner on either Election
  Night, May 6, or on the next day, Friday, May 7. The result will be unclear. It will not be clear,
  even perhaps by Friday afternoon. Today, the combined polls show Cameron and the
  Conservatives ahead but not winning an outright majority. The latest Guardian poll, out
  tomorrow, shown me by Alan Rusbridger today, has the Tories falling short of a majority of
  seats. Even if Cameron were to win an outright majority, Brown and Labour will attempt to
  make a deal with Clegg and the Liberal Democrats. Brown remains as Prime Minister unless the
  Tories win outright, which take a long time to determine. Labour and the Lib-Dems will almost
  certainly gain about 60 percent of the vote, more or less. Brown will reach out to Clegg to stay in
  power. The deal will be that Brown will approve a referendum on proportional representation
  giving the LDs much greater representationin future elections. That will spell the end forever of
  the Tories ever coming to power. The Tories see the election in apocalyptic terms—and they are
  not wrong. Brown's weakness heralds the sort of grand progressive coalition/alliance that Tony
  imagined but was never able to attempt between Labour and the LDs. Brown offering the
  referendum would be the first step toward that. In the case of the Tories falling short of an
  outright majority in seats, they will respond as though Brown is acting illegitimately, which he
  would not be by remaining as PM and dealing with Clegg. Informed people are already talking
  of what might begin to unfold on Friday as "Florida." The Tories, backed by the Murdoch press,
  will attempt to push Labour aside by force majeure—something that will not succeed under those
  circumstances. The Murdochs are almost literally going crazy. James Murdoch and hiw wife
  stormed into the offices of The Independent, not a Murdoch paper, when the paper endorsed the
  LDs and confronted the publisher, screaming in the middle of the newsroom. Murdoch would be
  a big, big loser if Cameron loses. Another possibile outcome is that the Conservatives come up
  just short and attempt their own deal with the DUP to cover the gap in seats. Shaun is on to this
  potential, has been talking to Peter Robinson.
  No matter what, keep your powder dry until the result is crystal clear. Wait.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770314 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Just posted by the Guardian:
  Many Labour MPs, including those from northern heartlands and Scotland, seem to be furious that they were not
  consulted on the deal. One party member close to a leadership campaign said: "The party is not a plaything of Lord
  Mandelson."

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  Subject: The backbench Labour revolt... SID
  Just posted by the Guardian:
  Many Labour MPs, including those from northern heartlands and Scotland, seem to be furious that they were not
  consulted on the deal. One party member close to a leadership campaign said: "The party is not a plaything of Lord
  Mandelson."
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  You were right about Vitamin A, no surprise (although a bit surprising that none of the experts noticed it). I've changed
  it to oral rehydration therapy. I've also added ORT to the Jim Grant story.
  Huma has a copy of the MDGs for you.
  I hope it's a lovely event! They are VERY excited to have you there.

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  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 10:52 AM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: nutrition speech
  You were right about Vitamin A, no surprise (although a bit surprising that none of the experts noticed it). I've changed
  it to oral rehydration therapy. I've also added ORT to the Jim Grant story.
  Huma has a copy of the MDGs for you.
  I hope it's a lovely event! They are VERY excited to have you there.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 7:14 AM
  To: Rooney, Megan
  Subject: Re: nutrition speech
  Thx for the changes you made. A few questions:
  Is the Vitamin A research on p. 8 accurate given recent research that raised doubts about it efficacy?
  Will you print out a copy of the MDGs for me to have for speech?
  Is there a teleprompter?
  Didn't Jim Grant also pioneer the widespread use of oral rehydration therapy? If so, we should include too.
  It is so much better—thank you.
  Original Message
  From: Rooney, Megan <RooneyM@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon May 10 12:24:43 2010
  Subject: nutrition speech
  To more fully answer your question, the CARE speech is important because it focuses on a chronically overlooked issue
  (nutrition) that sits at the intersection of two of your signature issues. It gives us an opportunity to sharpen our
  development message. It also tees up the health care speech you might give before UNGA. This is a speech that only
  you could give and a number of constituencies will be delighted by it.
  Hope this helps. I'm going through it now to make sure it more clearly answers your question.
  Thank you!
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770316 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 12:20 PM
  To: H
  Subject: H: Hours, if not sooner, Cameron will be PM. Sid
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  From: sbwhoeop
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  To: H
  Subject: Re: H: Hours, if not sooner, Cameron will be PM. Sid
  Coalition with LDs
  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: May 11, 2010 12:21 PM
  Subject: Re: H: Hours, if not sooner, Cameron will be PM. Sid
  In a minority govt or coalition?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Tue May 11 12:20:15 2010
  Subject: H: Hours, if not sooner, Cameron will be PM. Sid
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770318 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: Gordon has resigned, left Downing St, Cameron now at Buckingham Palace seeing the Queen
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  Subject: Re: H: Hours, if not sooner, Cameron will be PM. Sid
  Gordon has resigned, left Downing St, Cameron now at Buckingham Palace seeing the Queen
  Original Message
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  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Tue, May 11, 2010 12:21 pm
  Subject: Re: H: Hours, if not sooner, Cameron will be PM. Sid
  In a minority govt or coalition?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Tue May 11 12:20:15 2010
  Subject: H: Hours, if not sooner, Cameron will be PM. Sid
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  sbwhoeop
  Tuesday, May 11, 2010 3:38 PM
  H
  Cameron leaves Queen, to arrive at Downing St momentarily, he is PM. Sid

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  H
  Cameron leaves Queen, to arrive at Downing St momentarily, he is PM. Sid
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  Of course, you'll speak to the new foreign secretary William Hague as soon as he is appointed, undoubtedly tomorrow.
  But you might wish to put in calls, perhaps tonight, but perhaps even better tomorrow, after everyone has had a night, to
  Gordon, David and Shaun. Sid

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  To:
  Subject: So, done. Suggestion...
  Of course, you'll speak to the new foreign secretary William Hague as soon as he is appointed, undoubtedly tomorrow.
  But you might wish to put in calls, perhaps tonight, but perhaps even better tomorrow, after everyone has had a night, to
  Gordon, David and Shaun. Sid
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  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 20107:11 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Updates on Baker and Kissinger
  FYI.
  From: Tauscher, Ellen 0
  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 5:31 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Fw: Updates on Baker and Kissinger
  Jake,
  Please pass onto S. Thanks, Ellen
  From: Limage, Simon G
  To: Tauscher, Ellen 0
  Sent: Tue May 11 17:26:43 2010
  Subject: Updates on Baker and Kissinger
  Good afternoon Ellen,
  I wanted to give you the latest on the New START briefings for Baker and Kissinger.
  Baker: I've arranged for a phone briefing for Baker with Gary Samore, Jim Miller, Mike Elliott, and Tom DAgostino
  tomorrow at 11:30 am. The briefing with last 30 minutes and they are prepared to answer any questions he has. Baker is
  fairly familiar with the main issues, having already spoken with John Kerry and others.
  Kissinger: I secured a 45 minute briefing for Kissinger on the 19th (next Wednesday) from 2:30 to 3:15. If you agree, you
  can host it here in your office.
  Let me know if you have any questions,
  Simon
  Chief of Staff
  Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security
  U.S. Dept. of State
  Room 7208
  (202) 647-1749
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  Jim just called to weigh in on the Dal call sheet.
  More generally, he thinks it should be an upbeat call

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  Jim just called to weigh in on the Dal call sheet.
  More generally, he thinks it should be an upbeat call
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  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C; Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Tue May 11 21:33:13 2010
  Subject: For our records
  Here is the best spelling I've seen of our Qatari friend's name:
  Sheikha Mozah Bint Nasser al-Missned
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  today
  Madam Secretary,
  Ops has confirmed your call with Hungarian Prime Minister Bajnai at 7:30 a.m. this morning.
  Regards,
  Courtney

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  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 7:14 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; S_SpecialAssistants
  Subject: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am
  today
  Madam Secretary,
  Ops has confirmed your call with Hungarian Prime Minister Bajnai at 7:30 a.m. this morning.
  Regards,
  Courtney
  From: Wykle, Chadwick
  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 3:00 AM
  To: Coleman, Claire L; SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: RE: The Secretary requests to speak with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai
  Claire:
  The Secretary's call with Prime Minister Bajnai call is confirmed for today at 0730 EDT! 1330 Budapest. We will put the
  call through to the Secretary at her residence.
  Chadwick J. Wykie
  Watch Officer
  State Operations Center, S/ES-0
  202-647-1512
  From: Coleman, Claire L
  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 3:00 PM
  To: SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: The Secretary requests to speak with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai
  Importance: High
  Colleagues,
  The Secretary is available to do the call tomorrow morning — Wednesday, May 12 at 0730 EDT. Please reach out to the
  Hungarian MFA.
  The Secretary will be at her residence tomorrow morning for the call.
  Claire L. Coleman
  Office Manager to the Secretary of State
  U.S. Department of State
  Tel: 202-647-7098
  E-Mail: ColemanCL@state.gov
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  The prez has agreed to participate if we can nail down assurance. That means a call from you to their guy Monday
  (possibly Sun) and follow up by the prez.

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  The prez has agreed to participate if we can nail down assurance. That means a call from you to their guy Monday
  (possibly Sun) and follow up by the prez.
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  Sent: Saturday, August 7, 2010 9:58 AM
  To: H
  Subject Re: UNFPA head - update
  Will do
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob i
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 01:08:32 2010
  Subject: Re: UNFPA head - update
  Can we find out more about each? 1
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob 1 <Sullivanli@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Aug 06 18:27:58 2010
  Subject: FW: UNFPA head - update
  FYI — see below for update on UNFPA head selection process.
  From: Brimmer, Esther D
  Sent: Friday, August 06, 2010 5:52 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi; Macmanus, Joseph E
  Cc: Schwartz, Eric P; Cook, Nerissa J; Anderson, Gerald C; Le Mon, Christopher.]
  Subject: UNFPA head - update
  Jake, Joe,
  Here is the update from 10 and PRM for the Secretary (as you recall she had met with the outgoing head of UNFPA):
  Eric and I would like to update you on the Secretary-General's selection process of the next head of UNFPA.
  Working closely with PRM and USUN, we gathered 22 names as possible candidates from various sources, including
  NG0s, governments, and respected individuals in the health sector. We whittled down this list to three people who
  have qualifications that we believe are necessary for the job: a deep understanding of and support for UNFPA's
  reproductive health/family planning mission and its critical role in implementing the ICPD Program of Action, strong
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  leadership and advocacy skills, and strong management ability to oversee an organization with over 2000 employees
  worldwide.
  We see the leading candidates as:
  USUN concurs and is in touch with the SG's office to convey our views. The SG will make his own shortlist based on a UN
  review panel's recommendations. He is expected to announce his selection in October to allow the designee some
  overlap with the incumbent, Thoraya Obaid, whose term expires at the end of the year. We will keep you apprised as
  the process continues.
  Esther
  Dr. Esther Brimmer
  Assistant Secretary
  Bureau of International Organization Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  From: Irwin, Matthew T
  To: 'george
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  Subject: Fw: Syria pts for
  Original Message
  From: Matthew Irwin <
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  Sent: Sat Aug 07 18:40:43 2010
  Subject: Syria pts for
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  Sent: Saturday, August 7, 2010 1:52 PM
  To:
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  Will do
  Original Message----
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  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 1:51 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Subject: Re: Syria pts for
  B6
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  To: H
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 13:43:38 2010
  Subject: FW: Syria pts for
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  Subject: Fw: Syria pts for
  B6
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  Sent: Sat Aug 07 18:40:43 2010
  Subject: Syria pts for
  B5
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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Wednesday, May 12, 2010 7:22 AM
  Beale, Courtney A Kramer; H
  S_SpecialAssistants
  Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30
  am today
  Hrc, sorry but this is back on.
  Time was offered yesterday and they didn't confirm.

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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Wednesday, May 12, 2010 7:22 AM
  Beale, Courtney A Kramer; H
  S_SpecialAssistants
  Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30
  am today
  Hrc, sorry but this is back on.
  Time was offered yesterday and they didn't confirm.
  From: Beale, Courtney A Kramer
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: Abed in, Huma; S_SpecialAssistants
  Sent: Wed May 12 07:13:55 2010
  Subject: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am today
  Madam Secretary,
  Ops has confirmed your call with Hungarian Prime Minister Bajnai at 7:30 a.m. this morning.
  Regards,
  Courtney
  From: Wylde, Chadwick J
  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 3:00 AM
  To: Coleman, Claire L; SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: RE: The Secretary requests to speak with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai
  Claire:
  The Secretary's call with Prime Minister Bajnai call is confirmed for today at 0730 EDT / 1330 Budapest. We will put the
  call through to the Secretary at her residence.
  Chadwick). Wykle
  Watch Officer
  State Operations Center, S/ES-0
  202-647-1512
  From: Coleman, Claire L
  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 3:00 PM
  To: SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: The Secretary requests to speak with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai
  Importance: High
  Colleagues,
  The Secretary is available to do the call tomorrow morning — Wednesday, May 12 at 0730 EDT. Please reach out to the
  Hungarian MFA.
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  The Secretary will be at her residence tomorrow morning for the call.
  Claire L. Coleman
  Office Manager to the Secretary of State
  U.S. Department of State
  Tel: 202-647-7098
  E-Mail: ColemanCL@state.gov
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770334 Date: 08/31/2015



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  am today
  No u r not. That's old and wrong.

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  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 7:31 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30
  am today
  No u r not. That's old and wrong.
  Original Message —
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Wed May 12 07:27:09 2010
  Subject: Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am today
  Ok. But I saw in briefing that I was supposed to take questions at this Council of Americas--where did that come from?
  And am I committed?
  Original Message ----
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: Beale, Courtney A Kramer <BealeCA@state.gov>; H
  Cc: S_SpecialAssistants <S_SpecialAssistants@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed May 12 07:21:34 2010
  Subject: Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am today
  Hrc, sorry but this is back on.
  Time was offered yesterday and they didn't confirm.
  From: Beale, Courtney A Kramer
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; S_SpecialAssistants
  Sent: Wed May 12 07:13:55 2010
  Subject: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am today
  Madam Secretary,
  Ops has confirmed your call with Hungarian Prime Minister Bajnai at 7:30 a.m. this morning.
  Regards,
  Courtney
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770336 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Wykle, Chadwick 1
  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 3:00 AM
  To: Coleman, Claire L; SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: RE: The Secretary requests to speak with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai
  Claire:
  The Secretary's call with Prime Minister Bajnai call is confirmed for today at 0730 EDT / 1330 Budapest. We will put the
  call through to the Secretary at her residence.
  Chadwick J. Wykle
  Watch Officer
  State Operations Center, S/ES-0
  202-647-1512
  From: Coleman, Claire L
  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 3:00 PM
  To: SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: The Secretary requests to speak with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai
  Importance: High
  Colleagues,
  The Secretary is available to do the call tomorrow morning — Wednesday, May 12 at 0730 EDT. Please reach out to the
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  The Secretary will be at her residence tomorrow morning for the call.
  Claire L. Coleman
  Office Manager to the Secretary of State
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  U.S. Department of State
  Tel: 202-647-7098
  E-Mail: ColemanCL@state.gov
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  Sent: Saturday, August 7, 2010 3:23 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) More rains hit flooded Pakistan
  From: Simmons, Krista M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II; SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 15:01:04 2010
  Subject: FW: (AP) More rains hit flooded Pakistan
  SUKKUR (AP) - Downpours are again swelling rivers and streams in Pakistan, where some 1,500 people have died in
  flooding over the past two weeks.
  Thousands are being evacuated as forecasters say more heavy rain could be on the way.
  Pakistani officials estimate as many as 13 million people have been affected by the worst flooding in the country's 63-
  year history.
  Pakistan's prime minister says Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton called him to offer every possible assistance,
  and NATO says it will help coordinate aid from partner nations.
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  As I mentioned in an email yesterday, the team is proposing that you call Bibi on Monday afternoon. We can set it up if
  you give the green light.

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  To: H
  Subject BN call
  As I mentioned in an email yesterday, the team is proposing that you call Bibi on Monday afternoon. We can set it up if
  you give the green light.
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  I am traveling overseas and only have sporadic access to my email. If you need immediate assistance, please call State
  Department Operations at 202-647-1512 and ask for Joanne Lasczcych who can assist you.
  cdm

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  I am traveling overseas and only have sporadic access to my email. If you need immediate assistance, please call State
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  cdm
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  To: H
  Subject: Fw: Gomes
  Fyi
  Original Message ----
  From: Kim, Sung Y
  To: Campbell, Kurt M; Sullivan, Jacobi; 1Stephen.Bosworth( Mace, Casey K;
  Leou,
  Nancy W
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 21:23:49 2010
  Subject: Gomes
  Consular/medical team left for Beijing today and will get to PY on Monday. I'll inform Seoul and Tokyo Sunday night.
  Family knows.
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  McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sunday, August 8, 2010 6:48 AM
  Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  FW: aid workers
  im

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  McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sunday, August 8, 2010 6:48 AM
  Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  FW: aid workers
  im
  From: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2010 6:45 AM
  To: Mellott, Joseph; Wharton, David B; Holtz, Greta C (NEA); Moore, James R; Boyer, Spencer P; Bommer, Ashley F;
  Singh, Vikram J; Schwartz, Larry; Ensor, David B; Crowley, Philip J; Smith, Dana S
  Cc: DiMartino, Kitty; Douglas, Walter T; Godec, Robert F; Sullivan, Jacob J; Rhodes, Benjamin J.; 'Ramamurthy, Pradeep';
  McDonough, Denis R.; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  All:
  See email chain below. We need to get this info into the system particularly in EUR and the Gulf region but we need to
  do so carefully and as David points out with a great deal of sensitivity for the families.
  For example when I was in Jeddah I met with a group of prominent Islamic scholars
  several of whom were leading Saudi doctors. We talked about ways they could reach out to their colleagues in Pakistan
  and Afghanistan. We should get them this information and see if we can enlist them in this effort. Walter will know how
  to reach them. David will advise on best way to coordinate with families.
  Thx.
  im
  From: Ensor, David B
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:43 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram J; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Hayden, Caitlin M; Keith, James R
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  Vikram,
  We will definitely work on continuing to highlight this brutal outrage. The Embassy, the UK Embassy, as well as IAM and
  other NGOs here have been clear in their language. I know the Department will also be.
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  David
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: Singh, Vikram J
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:19 PM
  To: Ensor, David B; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  FYI from Jake Sullivan...
  V-
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 2:22 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram J
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  We are already preparing to move on an S statement as further details come in.
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Anything to report?
ExtractedFrom: Cheryl Mills <
ExtractedCc: millscd@state.gov
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 8:44 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
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  came to the beach on friday nite to having a good time - hope wedding was great.
  nothing to report other than chris will stay through next fri
  also talking to torn
  On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 7:31 PM, H <HDR22@c1intonemail.com> wrote:
  I'm in a car (on the way to another wedding!) on Long Island for the next hour. You can call me thru Ops on
  my bb. Hope you had a good day.
  B6

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770353 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: Cheryl Mills <
  Sent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 8:44 AM
  To:
  Cc: millscd@state.gov
  Subject: Re: Anything to report?
  came to the beach on friday nite to having a good time - hope wedding was great.
  nothing to report other than chris will stay through next fri
  also talking to torn
  On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 7:31 PM, H <HDR22@c1intonemail.com> wrote:
  I'm in a car (on the way to another wedding!) on Long Island for the next hour. You can call me thru Ops on
  my bb. Hope you had a good day.
  B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770353 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedSubject: AID Workers
ExtractedFrom: PIR <
ExtractedCc: Jake Sullivan; Huma Abed in
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:36 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05770354
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
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  We're preparing a statement to go out from you once it's confirmed that six of the deceased are Americans. Will send
  to you once otherwise fully cleared.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770354 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B6
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  Sent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:36 AM
  To:
  Cc: Jake Sullivan; Huma Abed in
  Subject: AID Workers
  We're preparing a statement to go out from you once it's confirmed that six of the deceased are Americans. Will send
  to you once otherwise fully cleared.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770354 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedSubject: Re: aid workers
ExtractedTo: H; McHale, Judith A; Reines, Philippe I
ExtractedFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Mills, Cheryl D
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:42 AM
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  + Philippe
  We believe you should go on camera tomorrow.
  We have been working the written statement overnight and will put it out shortly.

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770355 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B5,B6
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:42 AM
  To: H; McHale, Judith A; Reines, Philippe I
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  + Philippe
  We believe you should go on camera tomorrow.
  We have been working the written statement overnight and will put it out shortly.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:21:27 2010
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  Have we put out a statement yet? In addition to a written one, shall I do something on camera tomorrow? Pls tell David
  Ensor I'm sorry about his British friend and thank him for his work o this--and all else.
  Original Message -----
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivanil@state.gov>
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 06:47:43 2010
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  jm
  From: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2010 6:45 AM
  To: Mellott, Joseph; Wharton, David B; Holtz, Greta C (NEA); Moore, James R; Boyer, Spencer P; Bommer, Ashley F;
  Singh, Vikram J; Schwartz, Larry; Ensor, David B; Crowley, Philip J; Smith, Dana S
  Cc: DiMartino, Kitty; Douglas, Walter T; Godec, Robert F; Sullivan, Jacob J; Rhodes, Benjamin J.; tRamamurthy, Pradeep';
  McDonough, Denis R.; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770355 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770355 Date: 08/31/2015
  All:
  See email chain below. We need to get this info into the system particularly in EUR and the Gulf region but we need to
  do so carefully and as David points out with a great deal of sensitivity for the families.
  For example when I was in Jeddah I met with a group of prominent Islamic scholars
  several of whom were leading Saudi doctors. We talked about ways they could reach out to their colleagues in Pakistan
  and Afghanistan. We should get them this information and see if we can enlist them in this effort. Walter will know how
  to reach them. David will advise on best way to coordinate with families.
  Thx.
  Jm
  From: Ensor, David B
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:43 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram J; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Hayden, Caitlin M; Keith, James R
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  Vikram,
  We will definitely work on continuing to highlight this brutal outrage. The Embassy, the UK Embassy, as well as IAM and
  other NGOs here have been clear in their language. I know the Department will also be.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770355 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770355 Date: 08/31/2015
  David
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770355 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770355 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Singh, Vikram .1
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:19 PM
  To: Ensor, David B; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  FYI from Jake Sullivan...
  V-
  From: Sullivan, JacobJ
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 2:22 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram J
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  We are already preparing to move on an S statement as further details come in.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770355 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedSubject: Re: aid workers
ExtractedFrom: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:43 AM
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  Just spoke with David and RI. The bodies have been recovered and identified. Phillipe is working with Kabul on your
  written statement. I raised the possibilty of your going on camera tomorrow and have asked Phillipe to weigh in on
  message and timing.
  Jm

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770356 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B5,B6
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:43 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  Just spoke with David and RI. The bodies have been recovered and identified. Phillipe is working with Kabul on your
  written statement. I raised the possibilty of your going on camera tomorrow and have asked Phillipe to weigh in on
  message and timing.
  Jm
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:21:27 2010
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  Have we put out a statement yet? In addition to a written one, shall I do something on camera tomorrow? Pls tell David
  Ensor I'm sorry about his British friend and thank him for his work o this--and all else.
  Original Message --
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 06:47:43 2010
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  jm
  From: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2010 6:45 AM
  To: Mellott, Joseph; Wharton, David B; Holtz, Greta C (NEA); Moore, James R; Boyer, Spencer P; Bommer, Ashley F;
  Singh, Vikram J; Schwartz, Larry; Ensor, David B; Crowley, Philip J; Smith, Dana S
  Cc: DiMartino, Kitty; Douglas, Walter T; Godec, Robert F; Sullivan, Jacob i; Rhodes, Benjamin J.; 'Ramamurthy, Pradeep';
  McDonough, Denis R.; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  All:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770356 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770356 Date: 08/31/2015
  See email chain below. We need to get this info into the system particularly in EUR and the Gulf region but we need to
  do so carefully and as David points out with a great deal of sensitivity for the families.
  For example when I was in Jeddah I met with a group of prominent Islamic scholars
  several of whom were leading Saudi doctors. We talked about ways they could reach out to their colleagues in Pakistan
  and Afghanistan. We should get them this information and see if we can enlist them in this effort. Walter will know how
  to reach them. David will advise on best way to coordinate with families.
  Thx.
  im
  From: Ensor, David B
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:43 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram J; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Hayden, Caitlin M; Keith, James R
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  Vikram,
  We will definitely work on continuing to highlight this brutal outrage. The Embassy, the UK Embassy, as well as IAM and
  other NGOs here have been clear in their language. I know the Department will also be.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770356 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770356 Date: 08/31/2015
  David
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: Singh, Vikram J
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:19 PM
  To: Ensor, David B; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770356 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770356 Date: 08/31/2015
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  FYI from Jake Sullivan...
  V-
  From: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 2:22 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram J
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  We are already preparing to move on an S statement as further details come in.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770356 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Reines, Philippe I <reinesp@state.gov>
  Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:45 AM
  Sullivan, Jacob J; H; McHale, Judith A
  Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Valmoro, Lona 1
  Re: aid workers
  I just emailed you about statement

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770357 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B5,B6
  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Cc:
  Subject
  Reines, Philippe I <reinesp@state.gov>
  Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:45 AM
  Sullivan, Jacob J; H; McHale, Judith A
  Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Valmoro, Lona 1
  Re: aid workers
  I just emailed you about statement
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; McHale, Judith A; Reines, Philippe I
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:42:28 2010
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  + Philippe
  We believe you should go on camera tomorrow.
  We have been working the written statement overnight and will put it out shortly.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:21:2.7 2010
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  Have we put out a statement yet? In addition to a written one, shall I do something on camera tomorrow? Pls tell David
  Ensor I'm sorry about his British friend and thank him for his work o this--and all else.
  Original Message ---
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 06:47:43 2010
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770357 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770357 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2010 6:45 AM
  To: Mellott, Joseph; Wharton, David B; Holtz, Greta C (NEA); Moore, James R; Boyer, Spencer P; Bommer, Ashley F;
  Singh, Vikram J; Schwartz, Larry; Ensor, David B; Crowley, Philip J; Smith, Dana S
  Cc: DiMartino, Kitty; Douglas, Walter T; Godec, Robert F; Sullivan, Jacob 1; Rhodes, Benjamin J.; 'Ramamurthy, Pradeep';
  McDonough, Denis R.; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  All:
  See email chain below. We need to get this info into the system particularly in EUR and the Gulf region but we need to
  do so carefully and as David points out with a great deal of sensitivity for the families.
  For example when I was in Jeddah I met with a group of prominent Islamic scholars
  several of whom were leading Saudi doctors. We talked about ways they could reach out to their colleagues in Pakistan
  and Afghanistan. We should get them this information and see if we can enlist them in this effort. Walter will know how
  to reach them. David will advise on best way to coordinate with families.
  Thx.
  im
  From: Ensor, David B
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:43 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram J; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Hayden, Caitlin M; Keith, James R
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  Vikram,
  We will definitely work on continuing to highlight this brutal outrage. The Embassy, the UK Embassy, as well as IAM and
  other NGOs here have been clear in their language. I know the Department will also be.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770357 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770357 Date: 08/31/2015
  David
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770357 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770357 Date: 08/31/2015
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: Singh, Vikram J
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:19 PM
  To: Ensor, David B; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  FYI from Jake Sullivan...
  V-.
  From: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 2:22 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  We are already preparing to move on an S statement as further details come in.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770357 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>; Valmoro, Lona 1 <ValmoroU@state.gov>

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B5,B6
  From: Reines, Philippe I <reinesp@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:46 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  Ok
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Reines, Philippe I
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:45:30 2010
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  Let's bump Start to Wed.
  Original Message ---
  From: Reines, Philippe I <reinesp@state.gov>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>; H; McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>; Valmoro, Lona 1 <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:44:33 2010
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  I just emailed you about statement
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, JacobJ
  To: IHDR22@clintonemailcom' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; McHale, Judith A; Reines, Philippe I
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:42:28 2010
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  + Philippe
  We believe you should go on camera tomorrow.
  We have been working the written statement overnight and will put it out shortly.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob 1
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 68:21:27 2010
  Subject: Re: aid workers
  Have we put out a statement yet? In addition to a written one, shall I do something on camera tomorrow? Pls tell David
  Ensor I'm sorry about his British friend and thank him for his mirk o this--and all else.
  Original Message ---
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 06:47:43 2010
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  im
  From: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2010 6:45 AM
  To: Mellott, Joseph; Wharton, David B; Holtz, Greta C (NEA); Moore, James R; Boyer, Spencer P; Bommer, Ashley F;
  Singh, Vikram J; Schwartz, Larry; Ensor, David B; Crowley, Philip J; Smith, Dana S
  Cc: DiMartino, Kitty; Douglas, Walter T; Godec, Robert F; Sullivan, Jacob J; Rhodes, Benjamin J.; 'Ramamurthy, Pradeep';
  McDonough, Denis R.; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  All:
  See email chain below. We need to get this info into the system particularly in EUR and the Gulf region but we need to
  do so carefully and as David points out with a great deal of sensitivity for the families.
  For example when I was in Jeddah I met with a group of prominent Islamic scholars
  several of whom were leading Saudi doctors. We talked about ways they could reach out to their colleagues in Pakistan
  and Afghanistan. We should get them this information and see if we can enlist them in this effort. Walter will know how
  to reach them. David will advise on best way to coordinate with families.
  Thx.
  im
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Ensor, David B
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:43 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram J; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Hayden, Caitlin M; Keith, James R
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  Vikram,
  We will definitely work on continuing to highlight this brutal outrage. The Embassy, the UK Embassy, as well as IAM and
  other NGOs here have been clear in their language. I know the Department will also be.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015
  David
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: Singh, Vikram J
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:19 PM
  To: Ensor, David B; Bommer, Ashley F; McHale, Judith A
  Subject: FW: aid workers
  FYI from Jake Sullivan...
  V-
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 2:22 PM
  To: Singh, Vikram J
  Subject: RE: aid workers
  We are already preparing to move on an S statement as further details come in.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770358 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 10:32 AM
  To:
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  From: Rudnitski, Jennine R
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
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  Sent: Sun Aug 08 10:20:48 2010
  Subject: (AP) - DPRK seizes ROK fishing boat amid tension
  SEOUL - The Republic of Korea said authorities from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea seized an ROK fishing
  boat in waters off the divided peninsula's eastern coast. ROK's coast guard said the fishermen were questioned for an
  alleged violation of the DPRK's exclusive economic zone. The fishing boat was then taken towards a DPRK port. The
  coast guard said it was not clear where exactly the fishing boat was operating when it was seized.
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  Below is a statement drafted by Megan, reviewed and edited by me, Jake, SRAP and others, and with your ok will go out
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  SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
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  emegrooney
  Original Message
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  Date: Sun, 8 Aug 2010 11:05:13
  To: 'preines
  Cc: lake.sullivan
  Subject: Re:
  Original Message
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  Yes
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  B6!
  B6
  B5
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  MS -
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  SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
  B5
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ExtractedBodyText: That's right. You should leave here at 7:45 to be safe to catch the 11.
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  Sent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 11:35 AM
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
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  That's right. You should leave here at 7:45 to be safe to catch the 11.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.govl <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 11:31:59 2010
  Subject: Shuttle
  I'd like to aim for the 11 but keep the 12 in reserve. I think it will take 2--2-/2 hours to get to LaG. Is that right?
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  Fw: UNFPA - additional information
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  Fw: UNFPA - additional information
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  From: Schwartz, Eric P
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Cc: Brimmer, Esther D; Pollack, Margaret 3
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 13:44:36 2010
  Subject: UNFPA - additional information
  Jake:
  Here is additional information on the three candidates USUN has submitted to the UN Secretariat.
  Esther and Eric
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  am today
  It shall be fixed.

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  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 8:12 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30
  am today
  It shall be fixed.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Wed May 12 07:34:31 2010
  Subject: Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am today
  Why does this keep happening?
  Original Message ----
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 12 07:31:18 2010
  Subject: Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am today
  No u r not. That's old and wrong.
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Wed May 12 07:27:09 2010
  Subject: Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am today
  Ok. But I saw in briefing that I was supposed to take questions at this Council of Americas—where did that come from?
  And am I committed?
  Original Message ----
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: Beale, Courtney A Kramer <BealeCA@state.gov>; H
  Cc: S_SpecialAssistants <S_SpecialAssistants@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed May 12 07:21:34 2010
  Subject: Re: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am today
  Hrc, sorry but this is back on.
  Time was offered yesterday and they didn't confirm.
  From: Beale, Courtney A Kramer
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; S_SpecialAssistants
  Sent: Wed May 12 07:13:55 2010
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770367 Date: 08/31/2015

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  Subject: The Secretary's call with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai confirmed for 7:30 am today
  Madam Secretary,
  Ops has confirmed your call with Hungarian Prime Minister Bajnai at 7:30 a.m. this morning.
  Regards,
  Courtney
  From: Wykle, Chadwick J
  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 3:00 AM
  To: Coleman, Claire L; SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: RE: The Secretary requests to speak with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai
  Claire:
  The Secretary's call with Prime Minister Bajnai call is confirmed for today at 0730 EDT / 1330 Budapest. We will put the
  call through to the Secretary at her residence.
  Chadwick J. Wykle
  Watch Officer
  State Operations Center, S/ES-0
  202-647-1512
  From: Coleman, Claire L
  Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 3:00 PM
  To: SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: The Secretary requests to speak with Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai
  Importance: High
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  Colleagues,
  The Secretary is available to do the call tomorrow morning — Wednesday, May 12 at 0730 EDT. Please reach out to the
  Hungarian MFA.
  The Secretary will be at her residence tomorrow morning for the call.
  Claire L. Coleman
  Office Manager to the Secretary of State
  U.S. Department of State
  Tel: 202-647-7098
  E-Mail: ColemanCL@state.gov
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  (SBU) Embassy Tripoli reports that a senior Libyan aviation official "confirmed" there were no Americans aboard the
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  How Come we havent?
  This is what we are up against.
  Betrayed
  They said we were there to save Afghanistan's women. So how
  come we haven't?
  BY VALERIE M. HUDSON, PATRICIA LEIDL I MAY 10, 2010
  One day in November 2009, in Helmand province's capital of Lashkar Gah, a group of Afghan widows and divorcees met
  with Patricia, who had been commissioned to write a series of success stories for the U.S. Agency for International
  Development (USAID). All the women were in their 20s, 30s, and 40s but looked to be in their 60s. Until very recently,
  none of them could work because they possessed no marketable skills, could neither read nor write, and were at risk of
  being killed if they left their homes. A number of women said that, before the program -- which focused on tailoring and
  basic literacy -- their children used to weep at night from hunger.
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  As Patricia prepared to leave, the women fluttered around her like moths, touching her sleeves and speaking all at once.
  'What are they saying?" Pat asked the young Pashto-speaking interpreter. "They are telling you to go back to your
  country and to ask your people not to abandon them. The women of Afghanistan don't want you to leave. They will quite
  literally die if the Taliban return," she said.
  In a recent question-and-answer period at one of our universities, Brigham Young, a student asked Gen. David Petraeus
  whether anyone thought to ask the women of Afghanistan how they felt about U.S. hopes to incorporate "reformed"
  Taliban into governance structures as the Americans leave.
  Carefully avoiding the word "women," the general assured the questioning student that only "moderate" Taliban would be
  eligible for such rehabilitation. Left unaddressed was the definition of "moderate," which clearly depends on where you sit:
  If you sit in a burqa, there is no such thing as a "moderate" Taliban.
  Petraeus might find it easy now to sidestep the question of what will happen to Afghanistan's women once the "moderate"
  Taliban come back, but it's likely to haunt him for a long time. Without the security of women there is no security -- and
  until we've done more to protect it, we have a moral and practical obligation to stay in Afghanistan.
  In 2001, George W. Bush's administration interpreted the first post-invasion photos of Afghan girls heading to school and
  of Afghan women unveiling their faces as tangible evidence that conditions were improving in that benighted land. A few
  months after the invasion, in his 2002 State of the Union address, Bush announced, "The last time we met in this
  chamber, the mothers and daughters of Afghanistan were captives in their own homes, forbidden from working or going to
  school. Today women are free and are part of Afghanistan's new government."
  The Americans strong-armed a handful of women into the loya jirga that then drafted the Afghan Constitution. They
  strong-armed a quota for women in the Afghan national legislature -- something that even American women are not
  treated to. U.S. troops built schools for girls and pushed for women to be included in the local shuras, and USAID ripped a
  page from Greg Mortenson's Three Cups of Tea and facilitated new training and educational opportunities for women.
  But the current administration, despite its female secretary of State and its new Office of Global Women's Issues, appears
  to be ditching the women of Afghanistan like a blind date gone bad. You have to go back 10 months to find any sustained
  rhetoric from President Barack Obama about the importance of assuring the security of women in Afghanistan. Since
  then, and especially since last year's Afghan election, those fine words from a sitting president have all but disappeared.
  Many of the fine actions are gone, too. Push local shuras into including women in 2002? Yes. Push local shuras into
  including women in 2010? Forget it.
  It's not difficult to understand why. Afghanistan is in crisis. The cynical policies that characterized the early to mid-stages
  of the occupation have come home to roost. President Hamid Karzai and his rogue's gallery of kleptocrats, human rights
  abusers, and drug lords are hanging onto power even as Karzai declares open season on the United Nations by accusing
  senior bureaucrats of organizing the widespread voter fraud that consolidated his own hold on power.
  In the meantime, women have taken a back seat to realpolitik and the exigencies of a coalition exit strategy. But their
  suffering is real, as Afghanistan's poverty and chaos affect women possibly most of all. Matemal mortality in Afghanistan
  still makes the world's top three list, nine years after the U.S. invasion, resulting in a life expectancy for women of 46. In
  the countryside, Taliban zealots spray acid into girls' faces for going to school -- and only 27 percent of them do so in the
  first place. According to a recent survey by the U.N. Development Fund for Women, 87 percent of Afghan women report
  being beaten on a regular basis.
  In July of last year, the U.N. Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) issued a report that represents the most stinging
  official condemnation of the Karzai administration's abysmal track record on women to date. The report concluded, "The
  current reality is that ... women are denied their most fundamental human rights and risk further violence in the course of
  seeking justice for crimes perpetrated against them." Last year Karzai pardoned well-connected political thugs who --
  before witnesses -- gang-raped a woman with a bayonet. Her husband, who had battled for redress, was assassinated
  soon thereafter. Women who dare to speak out against the widespread trampling of their rights face almost certain death
  while their murderers face 100 percent impunity.
  For the warlords and mujahideen that make up the upper echelons of the Karzai government, the issue of gender equality
  was always an unwanted appendage to U.S. involvement -- but one that could easily be dispensed with through the
  deployment of flowery speeches and the token appointment of a lone female minister to the Ministry of Women's Affairs.
  Indeed, just before his recent "election," Karzai felt secure enough to sign into law a series of repressive measures
  designed to repeal what minimal gains women have made since the Taliban ouster.
  Although eventually forced to back down over legislation that allows Shiite husbands to rape their wives, Karzai
  successfully signed into law other legislation that denies or severely limits women's rights to inherit, divorce, or have
  guardianship of their own children. The Shiite Personal Status Law also legalizes forced marriage and the rape of minors.
  It allows men to exert almost total control over female relatives and offers them the power to prohibit women's access to
  work, education, and health care by denying them the right to leave their homes except for "legitimate" purposes. Even
  Karzai's own wife -- a doctor whose skills are desperately needed -- is strictly sequestered. And if this sounds bad, just
  wait until the Americans leave.
  This is not just about women. Gender inequality not only affects girls and women, but boys and men. In Afghanistan,
  because women are rarely able to leave the house, very young boys are often forced to carry an unwarranted amount of
  financial responsibility, something that limits their prospects as well.
  Nor is it even just about Afghanistan. As Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in March, "The subjugation of women is a
  threat to the national security of the United States." On a geopolitical level, Valerie's research has found that states with
  higher levels of violence against women are also less peaceful internationally. Indeed, violence against women is a better
  predictor of bellicosity than level of democracy, level of wealth, or presence of Islamic civilization. In a 2010 study, Valerie,
  along with Brad Thayer, also found high levels of gender inequality to be a strong aggravating factor in the development of
  Islamic suicide terrorism.
  So, given the desperate need of Afghanistan's women and the serious consequences worldwide, why aren't we doing
  more to help? One reason is the fallacious notion, common among coalition members, that Afghan "culture" does not
  allow for gender equality and that forcing the issue will undermine Western interests. Pat heard this openly from one
  coalition representative, who prefers to remain anonymous: 'There is no point in pushing gender equality. It will only
  alienate them [Afghans]." Of course, "them" here refers only to men.
  But decision-makers forget that culture is not fixed, but is highly mutable and dynamic. More than 30 years ago, Afghan
  women were attending universities, teaching, working as doctors, nurses, and professors. Far from being a black hole of
  gender apartheid, Afghanistan, though impoverished, was more progressive than many of its Muslim neighbors.
  Furthermore, many young Afghans are open to new ways of doing things. In 2009, hundreds of Afghan men and women
  bravely stood together in Kabul to protest Karzai's support for a new and oppressive Shiite family law. If Americans
  assume that all Afghan men are Neanderthals incapable of sympathizing with the plight of their sisters, they are wrong.
  Another, more unmentionable reason may be the chauvinism that permeates Western military culture. U.S. military life,
  despite increasing female recruitment and even "female engagement teams," remains a bastion of masculinity, with little
  sensitivity toward questions of female rights. For military leadership and recruits alike, immured as they are in an almost
  exclusively male world, the complete absence of women from Afghanistan's streets and villages elicited no comment from
  the Marines who surrounded Pat, though she as a woman noticed it immediately.
  And the ready availability of pornography on U.S. bases, coupled with seamier depictions of life in the West, not only
  damages prospects for gender equality but by extension, Western interests. As one young, well-educated 24-year-old
  Afghan male pointed out, "Your culture has no respect for women at all. Look at your pornography and the way you exploit
  women in ways that we can't even imagine. Do you call that progress?" Added another Afghan USAID programmer
  working in Gardez, a man in his 50s who is the father of three girls, "It would be better for the coalition if they could figure
  out a way to limit this kind of material."
  We can do better -- much better.
  The Obama administration must instill in all military personnel and senior diplomats the necessity of fully protecting
  women's rights. Key to that is educating them about how gender equality furthers Western interests and security.
  The military should spend less time courting "moderate" Taliban and more time showing Afghan community leaders how
  gender equality -- including female access to family planning methods -- will result in healthier families, lower maternal
  and child death rates, poverty alleviation, and greater self-determination. Gender should be included as a component in all
  governance training and should be placed front and center in the upcoming "peace jirga" that will include the Taliban.
  Indeed, let half of the negotiating team representing the government and the coalition be female: yes, a full 50 percent.
  Women must also be represented in the government. As Melanne Verveer, U.S. ambassador at large for global women's
  issues, noted last summer, speaking of female politicians in Afghanistan, "There is only one minister in the cabinet, and
  she is powerless. There is a low percentage of women in the civil service. There is only one female governor, in
  Bamiyan." Obama must insist on important changes for women before we leave and make subsequent aid contingent
  upon maintenance of a strong presence for women in the Afghan government.
  Better yet, the coalition needs to support "regime change" through the building of democratic institutions that will groom a
  moderate, educated middle class of young women and men to eventually take over. Over two-thirds of the Afghan
  population is under the age of 25, which is either a real opportunity for social change -- if they are educated and given a
  chance to shape their society in a progressive way -- or a major obstacle, if they find themselves without jobs, unable to
  marry, and burdened with retrograde attitudes of what it means to be male and female.
  We must hold Afghanistan responsible for its treaty obligations under the U.N. Convention on the Elimination of
  Discrimination against Women (CEDAVV) and U.N. Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace, and
  security. Afghanistan signed CEDAW without reservations (the United States interestingly, has not), and that means that it
  has committed to passing whatever legislation is necessary to implement the wide-ranging principles of gender equality
  enshrined in that treaty. This includes taking measures to ensure that women enjoy the same basic human rights and
  fundamental freedoms as men, having in place legal and judicial procedures to protect the rights of women, taking
  measures to eliminate sexist discrimination, and lastly, submitting national reports every four years to a U.N. advisory
  group of international experts, the CEDAW Committee, to ensure transparency on what measures the country has taken
  to implement the treaty's provisions.
  Unanimously adopted in 2000, UNSC 1325 marked the first time the Security Council recognized the disproportionate and
  unique impact of armed conflict on women and stressed the importance of their equal and full participation as active
  agents in peace and security.
  Needless to say, women do not currently enjoy the same fundamental freedoms as men, and indeed, with the passing of
  the Shiite family law, many are worse off than they were before.
  To change this, the coalition needs to stay in Afghanistan. Withdrawing at this critical juncture would doom Afghanistan
  and the entire region to instability and effectively consign one half of the population to premature death and an existence
  not fit for animals.
  We are creating a shameful American tradition of leaving women no better off (Afghanistan) -- or even much worse off
  (Iraq) -- than before U.S. troops intervened. On the basis of America's track record, women around the world should have
  no faith that U.S. soldiers will improve their security. Despite Clinton's remarks on the link between gender equality and
  security, on the ground Americans act as if women's well-being, in the end, is not more than peripherally related to the
  issue of peace. As we have seen, this view could not be more wrong. Verveer's benchmarks concerning Afghanistan are
  the right ones: "Progress in Afghanistan must be measured not just in military terms, but also in terms of social, political,
  and economic participation of women in rebuilding Afghanistan and in the safeguarding of their human rights."
  American women are right to ask why we are sending their sons and daughters to fight and die so that Afghan women can
  continue to be treated like an inferior subspecies of humanity. When you break faith with Afghan women, you break faith
  with American women. You also break faith with your reasons for being there in the first place.
  Save bio when you subscribe to FP.
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  Subject FW: Foreign Policy Magazine-Betrayed: They said we were there to save Afghan women.
  How Come we havent?
  This is what we are up against.
  Betrayed
  They said we were there to save Afghanistan's women. So how
  come we haven't?
  BY VALERIE M. HUDSON, PATRICIA LEIDL I MAY 10, 2010
  One day in November 2009, in Helmand province's capital of Lashkar Gah, a group of Afghan widows and divorcees met
  with Patricia, who had been commissioned to write a series of success stories for the U.S. Agency for International
  Development (USAID). All the women were in their 20s, 30s, and 40s but looked to be in their 60s. Until very recently,
  none of them could work because they possessed no marketable skills, could neither read nor write, and were at risk of
  being killed if they left their homes. A number of women said that, before the program -- which focused on tailoring and
  basic literacy -- their children used to weep at night from hunger.
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  As Patricia prepared to leave, the women fluttered around her like moths, touching her sleeves and speaking all at once.
  'What are they saying?" Pat asked the young Pashto-speaking interpreter. "They are telling you to go back to your
  country and to ask your people not to abandon them. The women of Afghanistan don't want you to leave. They will quite
  literally die if the Taliban return," she said.
  In a recent question-and-answer period at one of our universities, Brigham Young, a student asked Gen. David Petraeus
  whether anyone thought to ask the women of Afghanistan how they felt about U.S. hopes to incorporate "reformed"
  Taliban into governance structures as the Americans leave.
  Carefully avoiding the word "women," the general assured the questioning student that only "moderate" Taliban would be
  eligible for such rehabilitation. Left unaddressed was the definition of "moderate," which clearly depends on where you sit:
  If you sit in a burqa, there is no such thing as a "moderate" Taliban.
  Petraeus might find it easy now to sidestep the question of what will happen to Afghanistan's women once the "moderate"
  Taliban come back, but it's likely to haunt him for a long time. Without the security of women there is no security -- and
  until we've done more to protect it, we have a moral and practical obligation to stay in Afghanistan.
  In 2001, George W. Bush's administration interpreted the first post-invasion photos of Afghan girls heading to school and
  of Afghan women unveiling their faces as tangible evidence that conditions were improving in that benighted land. A few
  months after the invasion, in his 2002 State of the Union address, Bush announced, "The last time we met in this
  chamber, the mothers and daughters of Afghanistan were captives in their own homes, forbidden from working or going to
  school. Today women are free and are part of Afghanistan's new government."
  The Americans strong-armed a handful of women into the loya jirga that then drafted the Afghan Constitution. They
  strong-armed a quota for women in the Afghan national legislature -- something that even American women are not
  treated to. U.S. troops built schools for girls and pushed for women to be included in the local shuras, and USAID ripped a
  page from Greg Mortenson's Three Cups of Tea and facilitated new training and educational opportunities for women.
  But the current administration, despite its female secretary of State and its new Office of Global Women's Issues, appears
  to be ditching the women of Afghanistan like a blind date gone bad. You have to go back 10 months to find any sustained
  rhetoric from President Barack Obama about the importance of assuring the security of women in Afghanistan. Since
  then, and especially since last year's Afghan election, those fine words from a sitting president have all but disappeared.
  Many of the fine actions are gone, too. Push local shuras into including women in 2002? Yes. Push local shuras into
  including women in 2010? Forget it.
  It's not difficult to understand why. Afghanistan is in crisis. The cynical policies that characterized the early to mid-stages
  of the occupation have come home to roost. President Hamid Karzai and his rogue's gallery of kleptocrats, human rights
  abusers, and drug lords are hanging onto power even as Karzai declares open season on the United Nations by accusing
  senior bureaucrats of organizing the widespread voter fraud that consolidated his own hold on power.
  In the meantime, women have taken a back seat to realpolitik and the exigencies of a coalition exit strategy. But their
  suffering is real, as Afghanistan's poverty and chaos affect women possibly most of all. Matemal mortality in Afghanistan
  still makes the world's top three list, nine years after the U.S. invasion, resulting in a life expectancy for women of 46. In
  the countryside, Taliban zealots spray acid into girls' faces for going to school -- and only 27 percent of them do so in the
  first place. According to a recent survey by the U.N. Development Fund for Women, 87 percent of Afghan women report
  being beaten on a regular basis.
  In July of last year, the U.N. Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) issued a report that represents the most stinging
  official condemnation of the Karzai administration's abysmal track record on women to date. The report concluded, "The
  current reality is that ... women are denied their most fundamental human rights and risk further violence in the course of
  seeking justice for crimes perpetrated against them." Last year Karzai pardoned well-connected political thugs who --
  before witnesses -- gang-raped a woman with a bayonet. Her husband, who had battled for redress, was assassinated
  soon thereafter. Women who dare to speak out against the widespread trampling of their rights face almost certain death
  while their murderers face 100 percent impunity.
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  For the warlords and mujahideen that make up the upper echelons of the Karzai government, the issue of gender equality
  was always an unwanted appendage to U.S. involvement -- but one that could easily be dispensed with through the
  deployment of flowery speeches and the token appointment of a lone female minister to the Ministry of Women's Affairs.
  Indeed, just before his recent "election," Karzai felt secure enough to sign into law a series of repressive measures
  designed to repeal what minimal gains women have made since the Taliban ouster.
  Although eventually forced to back down over legislation that allows Shiite husbands to rape their wives, Karzai
  successfully signed into law other legislation that denies or severely limits women's rights to inherit, divorce, or have
  guardianship of their own children. The Shiite Personal Status Law also legalizes forced marriage and the rape of minors.
  It allows men to exert almost total control over female relatives and offers them the power to prohibit women's access to
  work, education, and health care by denying them the right to leave their homes except for "legitimate" purposes. Even
  Karzai's own wife -- a doctor whose skills are desperately needed -- is strictly sequestered. And if this sounds bad, just
  wait until the Americans leave.
  This is not just about women. Gender inequality not only affects girls and women, but boys and men. In Afghanistan,
  because women are rarely able to leave the house, very young boys are often forced to carry an unwarranted amount of
  financial responsibility, something that limits their prospects as well.
  Nor is it even just about Afghanistan. As Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in March, "The subjugation of women is a
  threat to the national security of the United States." On a geopolitical level, Valerie's research has found that states with
  higher levels of violence against women are also less peaceful internationally. Indeed, violence against women is a better
  predictor of bellicosity than level of democracy, level of wealth, or presence of Islamic civilization. In a 2010 study, Valerie,
  along with Brad Thayer, also found high levels of gender inequality to be a strong aggravating factor in the development of
  Islamic suicide terrorism.
  So, given the desperate need of Afghanistan's women and the serious consequences worldwide, why aren't we doing
  more to help? One reason is the fallacious notion, common among coalition members, that Afghan "culture" does not
  allow for gender equality and that forcing the issue will undermine Western interests. Pat heard this openly from one
  coalition representative, who prefers to remain anonymous: 'There is no point in pushing gender equality. It will only
  alienate them [Afghans]." Of course, "them" here refers only to men.
  But decision-makers forget that culture is not fixed, but is highly mutable and dynamic. More than 30 years ago, Afghan
  women were attending universities, teaching, working as doctors, nurses, and professors. Far from being a black hole of
  gender apartheid, Afghanistan, though impoverished, was more progressive than many of its Muslim neighbors.
  Furthermore, many young Afghans are open to new ways of doing things. In 2009, hundreds of Afghan men and women
  bravely stood together in Kabul to protest Karzai's support for a new and oppressive Shiite family law. If Americans
  assume that all Afghan men are Neanderthals incapable of sympathizing with the plight of their sisters, they are wrong.
  Another, more unmentionable reason may be the chauvinism that permeates Western military culture. U.S. military life,
  despite increasing female recruitment and even "female engagement teams," remains a bastion of masculinity, with little
  sensitivity toward questions of female rights. For military leadership and recruits alike, immured as they are in an almost
  exclusively male world, the complete absence of women from Afghanistan's streets and villages elicited no comment from
  the Marines who surrounded Pat, though she as a woman noticed it immediately.
  And the ready availability of pornography on U.S. bases, coupled with seamier depictions of life in the West, not only
  damages prospects for gender equality but by extension, Western interests. As one young, well-educated 24-year-old
  Afghan male pointed out, "Your culture has no respect for women at all. Look at your pornography and the way you exploit
  women in ways that we can't even imagine. Do you call that progress?" Added another Afghan USAID programmer
  working in Gardez, a man in his 50s who is the father of three girls, "It would be better for the coalition if they could figure
  out a way to limit this kind of material."
  We can do better -- much better.
  The Obama administration must instill in all military personnel and senior diplomats the necessity of fully protecting
  women's rights. Key to that is educating them about how gender equality furthers Western interests and security.
  The military should spend less time courting "moderate" Taliban and more time showing Afghan community leaders how
  gender equality -- including female access to family planning methods -- will result in healthier families, lower maternal
  and child death rates, poverty alleviation, and greater self-determination. Gender should be included as a component in all
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  governance training and should be placed front and center in the upcoming "peace jirga" that will include the Taliban.
  Indeed, let half of the negotiating team representing the government and the coalition be female: yes, a full 50 percent.
  Women must also be represented in the government. As Melanne Verveer, U.S. ambassador at large for global women's
  issues, noted last summer, speaking of female politicians in Afghanistan, "There is only one minister in the cabinet, and
  she is powerless. There is a low percentage of women in the civil service. There is only one female governor, in
  Bamiyan." Obama must insist on important changes for women before we leave and make subsequent aid contingent
  upon maintenance of a strong presence for women in the Afghan government.
  Better yet, the coalition needs to support "regime change" through the building of democratic institutions that will groom a
  moderate, educated middle class of young women and men to eventually take over. Over two-thirds of the Afghan
  population is under the age of 25, which is either a real opportunity for social change -- if they are educated and given a
  chance to shape their society in a progressive way -- or a major obstacle, if they find themselves without jobs, unable to
  marry, and burdened with retrograde attitudes of what it means to be male and female.
  We must hold Afghanistan responsible for its treaty obligations under the U.N. Convention on the Elimination of
  Discrimination against Women (CEDAVV) and U.N. Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace, and
  security. Afghanistan signed CEDAW without reservations (the United States interestingly, has not), and that means that it
  has committed to passing whatever legislation is necessary to implement the wide-ranging principles of gender equality
  enshrined in that treaty. This includes taking measures to ensure that women enjoy the same basic human rights and
  fundamental freedoms as men, having in place legal and judicial procedures to protect the rights of women, taking
  measures to eliminate sexist discrimination, and lastly, submitting national reports every four years to a U.N. advisory
  group of international experts, the CEDAW Committee, to ensure transparency on what measures the country has taken
  to implement the treaty's provisions.
  Unanimously adopted in 2000, UNSC 1325 marked the first time the Security Council recognized the disproportionate and
  unique impact of armed conflict on women and stressed the importance of their equal and full participation as active
  agents in peace and security.
  Needless to say, women do not currently enjoy the same fundamental freedoms as men, and indeed, with the passing of
  the Shiite family law, many are worse off than they were before.
  To change this, the coalition needs to stay in Afghanistan. Withdrawing at this critical juncture would doom Afghanistan
  and the entire region to instability and effectively consign one half of the population to premature death and an existence
  not fit for animals.
  We are creating a shameful American tradition of leaving women no better off (Afghanistan) -- or even much worse off
  (Iraq) -- than before U.S. troops intervened. On the basis of America's track record, women around the world should have
  no faith that U.S. soldiers will improve their security. Despite Clinton's remarks on the link between gender equality and
  security, on the ground Americans act as if women's well-being, in the end, is not more than peripherally related to the
  issue of peace. As we have seen, this view could not be more wrong. Verveer's benchmarks concerning Afghanistan are
  the right ones: "Progress in Afghanistan must be measured not just in military terms, but also in terms of social, political,
  and economic participation of women in rebuilding Afghanistan and in the safeguarding of their human rights."
  American women are right to ask why we are sending their sons and daughters to fight and die so that Afghan women can
  continue to be treated like an inferior subspecies of humanity. When you break faith with Afghan women, you break faith
  with American women. You also break faith with your reasons for being there in the first place.
  Save bio when you subscribe to FP.
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  B6
  Dear Rubens and Antonio:
  I just wanted to personally congratulate you on behalf of Brazil for being the first donor to sign on and contribute to the
  Haiti Reconstruction Fund.
  I am sorry I was in Haiti yesterday and could not attend the signing ceremony.
  Brazil's $55 million contribution is truly impressive! To my knowledge, there is no precedent for any other emerging
  donor contributing at this !evert° a multilateral post-disaster or post-conflict trust fund.
  I hope your example encourages other donors to follow suit.
  Thank you again for all you are doing for Haiti.
  Best.
  cdm
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  Yes lona has it on list
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  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 1:47 PM
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  I want to see and thank the entire SRAP team on Friday on the 8th floor.
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  FedEx to my house
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  Cc: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>; Jiloty, Lauren C; Russo, Robert V
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 14:47:21 2010
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  I'm copying Huma, Lauren and Rob so we can prepare letter and send to you tomorrow.
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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  Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2010 19:18:35
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  Yes--I'll get it to you beforehand. Thx.
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  Absolutely. Want me to carry it
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  Bill and I would like to send a letter if that's ok.
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  Original Message
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  No on the full read. Just spoke to Chris.
  ----Original Message
  From: HR C
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  Sent: Aug 7, 2010 6:00 PM
  and I will go Tues to the wake. will go to funeral with me Wed. Sad --
  Did you read all the way down? She died today.F—I4s are in the bottom email. She was a valiant fighter who
  squeezed out a lot of life over a long time against tough odds. Here's to Judy and her indomitable spirit!
  And, how are you, Dear One? I'm still seeing you and in my mind's eye on the dance floor last week--showing
  everyone how it's done! Let's hear it for the Sixties!! Much love to you all--xxoo H
  Original Message
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  No about Oh no. What's happened?
  Original Message
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  Did you know about I just talked toP—Iolho's at home.
  I'm still recovering and need my own MOTB honeymoon!
  Original Message
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  just died
  Just heard from
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  or cell
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  Subject FW: Nice article today
  Compliment for you. B6
  From: Liz Schrayer
  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 3:02 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Nice article today
  Thanks for getting back. Lona, I did hear last night. If her plans change, we would welcome her anytime!
  BTW, I was at the CARE conference yesterday and her speech was fabulous! Very substantive and extremely well
  received. Congrats.
  From: Valmoro, Lona 3
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Liz Schrayer
  Sent: Wed May 12 14:50:36 2010
  Subject: RE: Nice article today
  Unfortunately she will be traveling — Liz, I sent you a formal regret yesterday via email.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 2:50 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; 'Uz Schrayer'
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  I see the 21 July date — let me check her calendar — looping in Lona
  cdm
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  Original Message ---
  From: betsyebeling
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 19:46:32 2010
  Subject: Re:
  FedEx to my house
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770375 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 3:22 PM
  To:
  Subject Re:
  Ok
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 15:21:49 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Letter should be from both Bill and me.
  Original Message ---
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 15:16:43 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Will do
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: 'betsyebeling
  Cc: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>; Jiloty, Lauren C; Russo, Robert V
  Sent: Sun Aug 08 14:47:21 2010
  Subject: Re:
  I'm copying Huma, Lauren and Rob so we can prepare letter and send to you tomorrow.
  B6
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  Original Message--
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2010 19:18:35
  To: 'betsyebeling
  Subject: Re:
  Yes--I'll get it to you beforehand. Thx.
  Original Message
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770375 Date: 08/31/2015

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  From: betsyebelinE
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 19:17:31 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Absolutely. Want me to carry it
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  Original Message----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2010 19:12:53
  To: 'betsyebeling
  Subject: Re:
  Bill and I would like to send a letter if that's ok.
  Original Message ---
  From: betsyebeling
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 19:10:57 2010
  Subject: Re:
  No on the full read. Just spoke to Chris. nd I will go Tues to the wake. will go to funeral with me Wed. Sad --
  ----Original Message-----
  From: HR C
  To: 'betsyebeling
  Subject: Re:
  Sent: Aug 7, 2010 6:00 PM
  Did you read all the way down? She died today. #s are in the bottom email. She was a valiant fighter who
  squeezed out a lot of life over a long time against tough odds. Here's to Judy and her indomitable spirit!
  And, how are you, Dear One? I'm still seeing you and in my mind's eye on the dance floor last week—showing
  everyone how it's done! Let's hear it for the Sixties!! Much love to you all--xxoo H
  Original Message
  From: betsyebeling
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 18:16:43 2010
  Subject: Re:
  No about Oh no. What's happened?
  Original Message
  From: HR C
  To: 'betsyebeling
  Subject: Fw:
  Sent: Aug 7, 2010 3:25 PM
  Did you know about just talked to who's at home.
  I'm still recovering and need my own MOTB honeymoon!
  Original Message
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770375 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 14:58:08 2010
  Subject:
  ust died
  Just heard from
  is at house
  or cell
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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  Under-Skin Defibrillators Seen Closer to Reality
  By BARRY MEIER
  The likelihood that patients in the United States may some day receive heart defibrillators that can operate without
  electrical wires connected to their hearts has moved a step closer, according to a study published Wednesday.
  The development of the new type of defibrillator has been long pursued by a researcher, Dr. Gust H. Bardy, at the Seattle
  Institute for Cardiac Research in Seattle. And in the study in The New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Bardy and other
  researchers reported that initial trials of such a device in patients were successful.
  Defibrillators fire an electrical jolt to interrupt a potentially fatal heart rhythm and restore normal beating. For a unit to
  function, a surgeon must thread an electrical sensing wire through a blood vessel into a patient's heart. The wires pose
  risks because they can, on rare occasion, puncture the heart during implantation or fracture while in place.
  The new version delivers the electrical jolt by means of a sensor implanted under the skin near the chest bone. A power
  unit is placed under the skin on the side of the chest.
  The new device is already for sale in some European countries, but Dr. Bardy and others cautioned that full-scale, long-
  term trials were still needed to prove the implant's worth to the Food and Drug Administration. Even if successful, the
  unit could not be used by all patients who needed a defibrillator, but several researchers said they were excited by the new
  study nonetheless.
  Dr. Douglas P. Zipes, a professor at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis, said the new device could
  someday displace existing models used in many patients Every month, about 10,000 patients in this country get a
  defibrillator, either for the first time or as replacements for devices whose batteries have worn out.
  In recent years, the safety of defibrillator wires has come in particular focus because a model made by Medtronic has been
  prone to fracturing. Hundreds of patients who received the model have had to undergo new operations to replace it. Also,
  scar tissue often builds up around intravenous wires, a process that can make removing and replacing them difficult or
  dangerous.
  Dr. Bardy said in a telephone interview that the deaths of several patients many years ago because of wire-related injuries
  were a factor in his interest in developing the new device.
  "You are looking at a therapy that can avert, we hope, complications and be as effective," he said.
  In the study published Wednesday, Dr. Bardy and others reported that the new device had undergone several successful
  initial trials, including one in which it was used for a year in about 60 patients.
  The device is being developed by Cameron Health, a small company in San Clemente, Calif., that was co-founded by Dr.
  Bardy. Since the cardiologist began work on the project about a decade ago, the defibrillator he helped design has gone
  through several iterations.
  The device will not be suitable for a significant number of heart patients, particularly those who require units that also
  include a pacemaker, which regulates a heart that is beating too fast or too slowly.
  But Dr. Bardy estimated that the device could work in about 25 percent of patients who now get a defibrillator. These are
  largely patients at risk, because of genetic factors or certain types of heart diseases, for a type of erratic cardiac rhythm
  that can cause sudden death. Dr. Bardy said the cost of the new device is about the same as a standard defibrillator.
  However, he said it could help reduce health care costs, because implanting it is much simpler.
  Before the device can be sold here, Cameron Health will have to submit more extensive human trial data to theF.D.A.. Dr.
  Bardy said a larger study of the device has just begun in this country and overseas and that it will most likely take a year or
  more to assemble data from it for the agency's review.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770376 Date: 08/31/2015
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  To:
  Under-Skin Defibrillators Seen Closer to Reality
  By BARRY MEIER
  The likelihood that patients in the United States may some day receive heart defibrillators that can operate without
  electrical wires connected to their hearts has moved a step closer, according to a study published Wednesday.
  The development of the new type of defibrillator has been long pursued by a researcher, Dr. Gust H. Bardy, at the Seattle
  Institute for Cardiac Research in Seattle. And in the study in The New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Bardy and other
  researchers reported that initial trials of such a device in patients were successful.
  Defibrillators fire an electrical jolt to interrupt a potentially fatal heart rhythm and restore normal beating. For a unit to
  function, a surgeon must thread an electrical sensing wire through a blood vessel into a patient's heart. The wires pose
  risks because they can, on rare occasion, puncture the heart during implantation or fracture while in place.
  The new version delivers the electrical jolt by means of a sensor implanted under the skin near the chest bone. A power
  unit is placed under the skin on the side of the chest.
  The new device is already for sale in some European countries, but Dr. Bardy and others cautioned that full-scale, long-
  term trials were still needed to prove the implant's worth to the Food and Drug Administration. Even if successful, the
  unit could not be used by all patients who needed a defibrillator, but several researchers said they were excited by the new
  study nonetheless.
  Dr. Douglas P. Zipes, a professor at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis, said the new device could
  someday displace existing models used in many patients Every month, about 10,000 patients in this country get a
  defibrillator, either for the first time or as replacements for devices whose batteries have worn out.
  In recent years, the safety of defibrillator wires has come in particular focus because a model made by Medtronic has been
  prone to fracturing. Hundreds of patients who received the model have had to undergo new operations to replace it. Also,
  scar tissue often builds up around intravenous wires, a process that can make removing and replacing them difficult or
  dangerous.
  Dr. Bardy said in a telephone interview that the deaths of several patients many years ago because of wire-related injuries
  were a factor in his interest in developing the new device.
  "You are looking at a therapy that can avert, we hope, complications and be as effective," he said.
  In the study published Wednesday, Dr. Bardy and others reported that the new device had undergone several successful
  initial trials, including one in which it was used for a year in about 60 patients.
  The device is being developed by Cameron Health, a small company in San Clemente, Calif., that was co-founded by Dr.
  Bardy. Since the cardiologist began work on the project about a decade ago, the defibrillator he helped design has gone
  through several iterations.
  The device will not be suitable for a significant number of heart patients, particularly those who require units that also
  include a pacemaker, which regulates a heart that is beating too fast or too slowly.
  But Dr. Bardy estimated that the device could work in about 25 percent of patients who now get a defibrillator. These are
  largely patients at risk, because of genetic factors or certain types of heart diseases, for a type of erratic cardiac rhythm
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770376 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770376 Date: 08/31/2015
  that can cause sudden death. Dr. Bardy said the cost of the new device is about the same as a standard defibrillator.
  However, he said it could help reduce health care costs, because implanting it is much simpler.
  Before the device can be sold here, Cameron Health will have to submit more extensive human trial data to theF.D.A.. Dr.
  Bardy said a larger study of the device has just begun in this country and overseas and that it will most likely take a year or
  more to assemble data from it for the agency's review.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770376 Date: 08/31/2015



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  August 8, 2010
  Gary Sick
  America and Iran: Strikes, Sanctions and Scapegoats
  For the pundits, there are only two questions about U.S.-Iran relations that are of any importance: (1) Will Israel
  and/or the United States attack Iran? and (2) will the new sanctions have enough bite to persuade Iran to change
  its nuclear policy? Despite all the printers ink spilled on these two issues, the answers are an easy no and no.
  Neither the United States nor Israel will take the military option off the table, thereby giving the pundits (and the
  crowd that is dying to repeat Iraq) latitude to keep the distant prospect of military action on the front pages,
  where it has been for years. As a lede, it sells columns and newspapers, so it will not go away. But as analysis it
  is either blinded by the momentary hype or else is simple wish fulfillment.
  Uber-neocon John Bolton had it right. If any such attack were to occur, it would have been at the end of the Bush
  administration when there was nothing left to lose. Bolton thought it was so inevitable that he predicted it
  unequivocally in a Wall Street Journal column in 2008. Dick Cheney apparently agreed, judging from his
  subsequent statements of regret. So it is fair to say that George W. Bush, after looking the potential
  consequences, resisted the advice of his neocon advisers, his previously dominant vice president, and the
  reported direct request from the government of Israel — and rejected a strike. What is the likelihood that Barack
  Obama, with the same catastrophic scenario before him, will approve? Forget it.
  Sanctions do not persuade dictatorial regimes to abandon projects that they think are central to their security
  and survival or even their self-image. Just look at Saddam Hussein. The international sanctions imposed on Iraq
  in the 1980s make the current Iran sanctions appear anemic in comparison. Every item that went in and out of
  Iraq was subject to approval by a UN committee dominated by a vindictive United States. Yet, although Iraq had
  abandoned its nuclear weapons program years earlier, Saddam could not bring himself to let his own people and
  his enemies know that. Instead he was prepared to gamble that the United States would not attack him.
  One of the reasons for this bad bet was that he and his cronies were doing so well under the sanctions that there
  was no immediate necessity to come clean. They, after all, controlled the smuggling routes. And their henchmen
  managed the thriving and enormously lucrative black market. As for concern with their own people, a rotund
  Tariq Aziz, sitting with a fine Scotch and a Cuban cigar, informed a worried UN representative that it would be
  good for the Iraqi people to lose some weight. An Iraqi friend of mine told me at the time that the sanctions had
  made criminals of the entire Iraqi middle class, which had to resort to illegal behavior in order to survive. The
  biggest – and most successful – of this new criminal class was the privileged group immediately around Saddam
  Hussein.
  Which brings us to Iran. The sanctions are more effective than many anticipated. They have built a web of
  financial restrictions and limitations around the already weak Iranian economy that is certain to cause significant
  problems for the leadership. Iran's critical energy sector is particularly vulnerable. It is in a pincer. Because of
  cheap energy prices inside the country, artificially propped up by massive subsidies, energy demand is soaring.
  This siphons off a lot of Iran's oil production, which would otherwise be sold on the world market for hard
  currency.
  At the same time, because Iran's oil fields are old and complex, they require modern technology to maintain
  production. That technology – and the capital investment that can only be provided by the major international oil
  companies – has been absent for many years. It was driven away partly by the sanctions, ironically assisted by
  Iran's own short-sighted negotiating tactics that offered only the most meager profit margins to outside
  investors. As a result, Iran's oil production is in decline at the same time that more and more of it is being soaked
  up by domestic consumption. In a period of relatively low oil prices, this means that Iran's hard currency
  earnings are drying up at an alarming rate.
  This unenviable economic situation is compounded by what has to be described as perhaps the least competent
  economic management team of any major country in the world. Ayatollah Khamene'i, the Supreme Leader,
  seems totally preoccupied with bolstering his own shaky political legitimacy by pandering to the Revolutionary
  Guards who surround and protect him. The result is corruption on a scale beyond anything the shah's regime
  could have imagined.
  President Ahmadinejad, also a creature of the Revolutionary Guards, is free to indulge his taste for outlandish
  and irresponsible rhetoric. His words keep the international and domestic spotlight glued to him; but the effect
  drives away prospective investors and facilitates the U.S. drive to enlist international support for sanctions
  against Iran. An American Jewish leader once joked with me that he suspected Ahmadinejad was a Mossad
  agent: no one, he observed, had been more helpful in promoting donations to Israel and Israeli causes. At the
  same time, under his leadership Iran has inflation and unemployment that are both in double digits.
  But to be fair, Ahmadinejad is the first politician in modern Iranian history willing to address the "third rail" of
  Iranian politics — the immensely costly subsidies on food and energy. His initial efforts to reduce the amount of
  subsidized gasoline that Iranians could use met with outbursts of indignation, including torching filling stations.
  But these rules now seem to be grudgingly accepted and have eased slightly Iran's energy dilemma. He is now
  addressing the low tax rates assessed against merchants. This has also resulted in outrage, including closing
  the bazaars in Iran and other major cities. But his campaign seems to be making progress.
  These are needed reforms that would be recommended by any responsible economic overseer, including the
  International Monetary Fund. Ahmadinejad attempts to balance his daring assaults on the entrenched economic
  interests by his belligerent rhetoric, always casting himself as the champion of the little guy. In that he resembles
  his populist predecessors, from Juan Peron to Huey Long to Hugo Chavez. Ahmadinejad takes on America and
  Israel the way Governor Long took on Standard Oil. But like other populists, Ahmadinejad is the prisoner of his
  own eccentric view of the world and his loyalty to lieutenants who may or may not be worthy of his faith in them.
  The key question about Iran today is not whether it will be attacked or collapse under sanctions. It is whether Iran
  is capable under its present leadership to take a sober decision about how to deal with the outside world. The
  Revolutionary Guards have established a dominant position in Iran's military, its economy, and its politics. Iran
  increasingly comes to resemble the corporatist states of southern and eastern Europe in the 1920s and '30s that
  we call fascist. Iran is conducting an interior battle with its own demons, from the millenarians on the far right
  who choose to believe that Khamene'i is the personal representative of God on earth, to the pragmatic
  conservatives who simply want a more responsible leadership, to the reformists of the Green movement whose
  objective is to put the "republic" back into the Islamic Republic by giving the people a greater voice.
  This is a yeasty and unpredictable mix. No one knows what is going to happen next.
  And this is the reality that the Obama administration must deal with. The danger is not that the administration will
  back the wrong horse in Iran. The real danger is that the Obama administration will be so preoccupied with
  domestic American politics and its constant demand to look tough when dealing with Iran that it will
  inadvertently rescue this cruel but hapless regime from its own ineptitude by providing a convenient scapegoat
  for everything that goes wrong in Iran.

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770377 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: sbwhoeor
  Sent: Sunday, August 8, 2010 6:21 PM
  To:
  Subject: H: Very good analysis of Iran from Gary Sick, I think. Sid
  August 8, 2010
  Gary Sick
  America and Iran: Strikes, Sanctions and Scapegoats
  For the pundits, there are only two questions about U.S.-Iran relations that are of any importance: (1) Will Israel
  and/or the United States attack Iran? and (2) will the new sanctions have enough bite to persuade Iran to change
  its nuclear policy? Despite all the printers ink spilled on these two issues, the answers are an easy no and no.
  Neither the United States nor Israel will take the military option off the table, thereby giving the pundits (and the
  crowd that is dying to repeat Iraq) latitude to keep the distant prospect of military action on the front pages,
  where it has been for years. As a lede, it sells columns and newspapers, so it will not go away. But as analysis it
  is either blinded by the momentary hype or else is simple wish fulfillment.
  Uber-neocon John Bolton had it right. If any such attack were to occur, it would have been at the end of the Bush
  administration when there was nothing left to lose. Bolton thought it was so inevitable that he predicted it
  unequivocally in a Wall Street Journal column in 2008. Dick Cheney apparently agreed, judging from his
  subsequent statements of regret. So it is fair to say that George W. Bush, after looking the potential
  consequences, resisted the advice of his neocon advisers, his previously dominant vice president, and the
  reported direct request from the government of Israel — and rejected a strike. What is the likelihood that Barack
  Obama, with the same catastrophic scenario before him, will approve? Forget it.
  Sanctions do not persuade dictatorial regimes to abandon projects that they think are central to their security
  and survival or even their self-image. Just look at Saddam Hussein. The international sanctions imposed on Iraq
  in the 1980s make the current Iran sanctions appear anemic in comparison. Every item that went in and out of
  Iraq was subject to approval by a UN committee dominated by a vindictive United States. Yet, although Iraq had
  abandoned its nuclear weapons program years earlier, Saddam could not bring himself to let his own people and
  his enemies know that. Instead he was prepared to gamble that the United States would not attack him.
  One of the reasons for this bad bet was that he and his cronies were doing so well under the sanctions that there
  was no immediate necessity to come clean. They, after all, controlled the smuggling routes. And their henchmen
  managed the thriving and enormously lucrative black market. As for concern with their own people, a rotund
  Tariq Aziz, sitting with a fine Scotch and a Cuban cigar, informed a worried UN representative that it would be
  good for the Iraqi people to lose some weight. An Iraqi friend of mine told me at the time that the sanctions had
  made criminals of the entire Iraqi middle class, which had to resort to illegal behavior in order to survive. The
  biggest – and most successful – of this new criminal class was the privileged group immediately around Saddam
  Hussein.
  Which brings us to Iran. The sanctions are more effective than many anticipated. They have built a web of
  financial restrictions and limitations around the already weak Iranian economy that is certain to cause significant
  problems for the leadership. Iran's critical energy sector is particularly vulnerable. It is in a pincer. Because of
  cheap energy prices inside the country, artificially propped up by massive subsidies, energy demand is soaring.
  This siphons off a lot of Iran's oil production, which would otherwise be sold on the world market for hard
  currency.
  At the same time, because Iran's oil fields are old and complex, they require modern technology to maintain
  production. That technology – and the capital investment that can only be provided by the major international oil
  companies – has been absent for many years. It was driven away partly by the sanctions, ironically assisted by
  Iran's own short-sighted negotiating tactics that offered only the most meager profit margins to outside
  investors. As a result, Iran's oil production is in decline at the same time that more and more of it is being soaked
  up by domestic consumption. In a period of relatively low oil prices, this means that Iran's hard currency
  earnings are drying up at an alarming rate.
  This unenviable economic situation is compounded by what has to be described as perhaps the least competent
  economic management team of any major country in the world. Ayatollah Khamene'i, the Supreme Leader,
  seems totally preoccupied with bolstering his own shaky political legitimacy by pandering to the Revolutionary
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770377 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770377 Date: 08/31/2015
  Guards who surround and protect him. The result is corruption on a scale beyond anything the shah's regime
  could have imagined.
  President Ahmadinejad, also a creature of the Revolutionary Guards, is free to indulge his taste for outlandish
  and irresponsible rhetoric. His words keep the international and domestic spotlight glued to him; but the effect
  drives away prospective investors and facilitates the U.S. drive to enlist international support for sanctions
  against Iran. An American Jewish leader once joked with me that he suspected Ahmadinejad was a Mossad
  agent: no one, he observed, had been more helpful in promoting donations to Israel and Israeli causes. At the
  same time, under his leadership Iran has inflation and unemployment that are both in double digits.
  But to be fair, Ahmadinejad is the first politician in modern Iranian history willing to address the "third rail" of
  Iranian politics — the immensely costly subsidies on food and energy. His initial efforts to reduce the amount of
  subsidized gasoline that Iranians could use met with outbursts of indignation, including torching filling stations.
  But these rules now seem to be grudgingly accepted and have eased slightly Iran's energy dilemma. He is now
  addressing the low tax rates assessed against merchants. This has also resulted in outrage, including closing
  the bazaars in Iran and other major cities. But his campaign seems to be making progress.
  These are needed reforms that would be recommended by any responsible economic overseer, including the
  International Monetary Fund. Ahmadinejad attempts to balance his daring assaults on the entrenched economic
  interests by his belligerent rhetoric, always casting himself as the champion of the little guy. In that he resembles
  his populist predecessors, from Juan Peron to Huey Long to Hugo Chavez. Ahmadinejad takes on America and
  Israel the way Governor Long took on Standard Oil. But like other populists, Ahmadinejad is the prisoner of his
  own eccentric view of the world and his loyalty to lieutenants who may or may not be worthy of his faith in them.
  The key question about Iran today is not whether it will be attacked or collapse under sanctions. It is whether Iran
  is capable under its present leadership to take a sober decision about how to deal with the outside world. The
  Revolutionary Guards have established a dominant position in Iran's military, its economy, and its politics. Iran
  increasingly comes to resemble the corporatist states of southern and eastern Europe in the 1920s and '30s that
  we call fascist. Iran is conducting an interior battle with its own demons, from the millenarians on the far right
  who choose to believe that Khamene'i is the personal representative of God on earth, to the pragmatic
  conservatives who simply want a more responsible leadership, to the reformists of the Green movement whose
  objective is to put the "republic" back into the Islamic Republic by giving the people a greater voice.
  This is a yeasty and unpredictable mix. No one knows what is going to happen next.
  And this is the reality that the Obama administration must deal with. The danger is not that the administration will
  back the wrong horse in Iran. The real danger is that the Obama administration will be so preoccupied with
  domestic American politics and its constant demand to look tough when dealing with Iran that it will
  inadvertently rescue this cruel but hapless regime from its own ineptitude by providing a convenient scapegoat
  for everything that goes wrong in Iran.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770377 Date: 08/31/2015



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  I remember what I was going to say earlier — you might check in with Steve Bosworth on the Spanta thing. Fletcher
  might work, or else he might have thoughts about other policy schools.

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 7:59 PM
  To:
  Subject: Spanta
  I remember what I was going to say earlier — you might check in with Steve Bosworth on the Spanta thing. Fletcher
  might work, or else he might have thoughts about other policy schools.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770382 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: ON A CALL - CAN YOU TALK AT 8:40AM?
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  Sent: Monday, August 9, 2010 8:22 AM
  To:
  Subject: on a call - can you talk at 8:40am?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770384 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770385
MetadataSubject: JOHN KERRY
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  Yes, I will work on a visit if you don't have a call set up.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State B6

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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2010 7:03 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject Re: John Kerry
  Yes, I will work on a visit if you don't have a call set up.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State B6
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Thu May 13 06:54:34 2010
  Subject: John Kerry
  Am I scheduled to talk w him? If not, could you get a call/visit scheduled?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770385 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770386
MetadataSubject: SAD NEWS RE
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MetadataFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C
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  Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Monday, August 9, 2010 9:31 AM
  H
  Re: Sad news re
  Ok

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  To:
  Subject:
  Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Monday, August 9, 2010 9:31 AM
  H
  Re: Sad news re
  Ok
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Mon Aug 09 09:29:35 2010
  Subject: Fw: Sad news re
  I'd like to send a letter to the rabbi. Pls get address and ask Rob to draft. Also, ask Bill's office if they are sending one too.
  Thx.
  Original Message
  From: Lanny J. Davis
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Aug 06 16:43:16 2010
  Subject: Re: Sad news re
  Hi Hillary -
  My dear Rabbi and ardent ardent Hillary supporter would be thrilled to hear from you.
  Here is email:
  Cell phone;
  Home phone:
  Scroll all the way down to bottom for contact card.
  Sorry left it off the email. I re-sent to Doug Band.
  Hope you are well - kind of puts things in perspective.
  So I will count my blessings - as I know you and the president counted yours last weekend.
  Best wishes,
  Lanny
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Lanny J. Davis
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770386 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770386 Date: 08/31/2015
  Cc: Doug Band
  Sent: Fri Aug 06 14:58:26 2010
  Subject: Re: Sad news re
  I am so sorry to hear that. The contact info was not included. Could you pis resend? Thx.
  Original Message --
  From: Lanny J. Davis
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Aug 05 23:31:17 2010
  Subject: Sad news re
  Hi Hillary--See below. Our good friend and loyal Clinton supporter, is very ill.
  Original Message
  From: Lanny J. Davis
  To: Dan.Bank
  Sent: Thu Aug 05 22:29:59 2010
  Subject:
  Doug--
  Please tell President Clinton that of in Potomac--my syagogue), close friend of our late
  Mena has been stricken with aggressive lymphoma and is undergoing immediate chemo-therapy. President
  Clinton knows not only due to - but invited him to conduct Hannukah service in Dec 1998 at
  WH.
  His contact info is below. We are all praying for him.
  Lanny
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770386 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: Had not heard but Iona taking care of it.
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  B6
  From: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2010 7:06 AM
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
  Cc: 'SullivanJJ@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: John Kerry
  Had not heard but Iona taking care of it.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gove <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Cc: Isulliyanjj@state.gov' <sullivanjj@state.gov>
  Sent: Thu May 13 06:54:34 2010
  Subject: John Kerry
  Am I scheduled to talk w him? If not, could you get a call/visit scheduled?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770387 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770395
MetadataSubject: FOR KARZAI WALK
MetadataTo: H
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  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Thursday, May 13, 2010 2:33 PM
  Abedin, Huma
  For Karzai walk
  SRAP pulled together the following:,
  We recommend you raise the following issues with President Karzai in your private session.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770395 Date: 08/31/2015
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  B5
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  Cc:
  Subject
  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Thursday, May 13, 2010 2:33 PM
  Abedin, Huma
  For Karzai walk
  SRAP pulled together the following:,
  We recommend you raise the following issues with President Karzai in your private session.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770395 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770396
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Ebeling, Betsy
MetadataDateSent: 2010-05-13T04:00:00+00:00
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  Attended Ambassador Capricia's event last night at the Art Institute. It was a magical evening.
  We sat with the ambassador
  from Guyana and the ambassador from the Philippines. Lovely people. A staff from the Dept of
  State sat with us: Gladys hope she would report that we
  behaved. A lovely idea this field trip for the big guys/gals.
  ambassadors pretending that they were more excited about going to the
  Merc. Rick's group doing a great job. Now if only the weather would cooperate. We had 2 1/2 inches
  of rain this morning.

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  Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2010 2:45 PM
  To: H
  Attended Ambassador Capricia's event last night at the Art Institute. It was a magical evening.
  We sat with the ambassador
  from Guyana and the ambassador from the Philippines. Lovely people. A staff from the Dept of
  State sat with us: Gladys hope she would report that we
  behaved. A lovely idea this field trip for the big guys/gals.
  ambassadors pretending that they were more excited about going to the
  Merc. Rick's group doing a great job. Now if only the weather would cooperate. We had 2 1/2 inches
  of rain this morning.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770396 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Here is what PJ said on the subject:
  The Secretary this morning spoke with Turkish Foreign Minister Davutoglu regarding Iran. During the call, the Secretary
  stressed that, in our view, Iran's recent diplomacy was an attempt to stop Security Council action without actually taking
  steps to address international concerns about its nuclear program. There's nothing new and nothing encouraging in
  Iran's recent statements. It has failed to demonstrate good faith and build confidence with the international
  community, which was the original intent of the Tehran research reactor proposal. It has yet to formally respond to the
  IAEA. She stressed that the burden is with Iran and its lack of seriousness about engagement requires us to intensify
  efforts to apply greater pressure on Iran. That was the primary purpose of the conversation. They briefly touched on
  other subjects, including Middle East peace and the relationship between Turkey and Azerbaijan.

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  Sent: Thursday, May 13,2010 2:45 PM
  To:
  Subject: Davutoglu call
  Here is what PJ said on the subject:
  The Secretary this morning spoke with Turkish Foreign Minister Davutoglu regarding Iran. During the call, the Secretary
  stressed that, in our view, Iran's recent diplomacy was an attempt to stop Security Council action without actually taking
  steps to address international concerns about its nuclear program. There's nothing new and nothing encouraging in
  Iran's recent statements. It has failed to demonstrate good faith and build confidence with the international
  community, which was the original intent of the Tehran research reactor proposal. It has yet to formally respond to the
  IAEA. She stressed that the burden is with Iran and its lack of seriousness about engagement requires us to intensify
  efforts to apply greater pressure on Iran. That was the primary purpose of the conversation. They briefly touched on
  other subjects, including Middle East peace and the relationship between Turkey and Azerbaijan.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770397 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770401
MetadataSubject: RE:
MetadataTo: betsyebeling1050
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  Russo, Robert V <RussoRV@state.gov>
  Monday, August 9, 2010 3:48 PM
  betsyebelin
  H; Huma Abedin; Jiloty, Lauren C
  RE:
  FYI - I am placing the note in the mail to you this afternoon via FedEx priority overnight. You should receive it tomorrow
  morning, before 10am. Here is the tracking number: Let me know if you have any questions.

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  Russo, Robert V <RussoRV@state.gov>
  Monday, August 9, 2010 3:48 PM
  betsyebelin
  H; Huma Abedin; Jiloty, Lauren C
  RE:
  FYI - I am placing the note in the mail to you this afternoon via FedEx priority overnight. You should receive it tomorrow
  morning, before 10am. Here is the tracking number: Let me know if you have any questions.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2010 2:47 PM
  To: 'betsyebeling
  Cc: Huma Abedin; Jiloty, Lauren C; Russo, Robert V
  Subject: Re:
  I'm copying Huma, Lauren and Rob so we can prepare letter and send to you tomorrow.
  Original Message ----
  From: betsyebeling
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Au 07 19:46:32 2010
  Subject: Re:
  FedEx to my house Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2010 19:18:35
  To: 'betsyebeling
  Subject: Re:
  Yes--I'll get it to you beforehand. Thx.
  Original Message
  From: betsyebeling
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 19:17:31 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Absolutely. Want me to carry it
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2010 19:12:53
  To: 'betsyebeling
  Subject: Re:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770401 Date: 08/31/2015

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  Bill and I would like to send a letter if that's ok.
  Original Message --
  From: betsyebeling
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 19:10:57 2010
  Subject: Re:
  No on the full read. Just spoke to Chris.
  ----Original Message
  From: HR C
  To: sbetsyebeling
  Subject: Re:
  Sent: Aug 7, 2010 6:00 PM
  and I will go Tues to the wake. will go to funeral with me Wed. Sad --
  Did you read all the way down? She died today. #s are in the bottom email. She was a valiant fighter who
  squeezed out a lot of life over a long time against tough odds. Here's to Judy and her indomitable spirit!
  And, how are you, Dear One? I'm still seeing you and in my mind's eye on the dance floor last week—showing
  everyone how it's done! Let's hear it for the Sixties!! Much love to you all--xxoo H
  Original Message
  From: betsyebeling
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Aug 07 18:16:43 2010
  Subject: Re:
  No about Oh no. What's happened?
  Original Message
  From: HR C
  To: 'betsyebeling
  Subject: Fw
  Sent: Aug 7, 2010 3:25 PM
  Did you know about I just talked to who's at home.
  I'm still recovering and need my own MOTB honeymoon!
  Original Message --
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Au 07 14:58:08 2010
  Subject:
  ust died
  Just heard from
  is at house
  or cell
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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  He is going to Ft Campbell tomorrow and then heading back with the Afghan delegation straight from there. So it does
  not look like there will be an opportunity to see him with Jack tomorrow.

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  Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2010 5:05 PM
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Eikenberry
  He is going to Ft Campbell tomorrow and then heading back with the Afghan delegation straight from there. So it does
  not look like there will be an opportunity to see him with Jack tomorrow.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770404 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Dennis finally completed his call with Molho, after two hours of secure phone technology travails. He gave me a brief
  readout. I can provide, or you might just call him.

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  To:
  Subject DR
  Dennis finally completed his call with Molho, after two hours of secure phone technology travails. He gave me a brief
  readout. I can provide, or you might just call him.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770407 Date: 08/31/2015



