# Emails

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ExtractedSubject: RE: Blackwater case
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  ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE/ATTORNEY WORK-PRODUCT
  Ok. Will do.

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  From: Koh, Harold Hongju <KohHH@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, January 2, 2010 10:49 AM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Blackwater case
  ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE/ATTORNEY WORK-PRODUCT
  Ok. Will do.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, January 02, 2010 10:28 AM
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Subject: Re: Blackwater case
  Thanks, as always
  Original Message ---
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju <KohHH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Jan 02 10:24:37 2010
  Subject: RE: Blackwater case
  ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE/ATTORNEY WORK-PRODUCT
  And Happy New Year to you (and your family) too! I am so thrilled to be in this job and working with you. I am having a
  great time, and hope to have an even better 2010.
  Re Blackwater. I have already put these very questions to our team, and they are working up a memo on the subject.
  Significantly, the press accounts are all saying that State Department lawyers appropriately warned the DalprosecUtors,
  but that the DO1 lawyers chose to take a different route.
  My initial reactions to your questions are as follows:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766021 Date: 08/31/2015

  For
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  I will keep pressing and give you an oral report at Monday's 8:45, and we can get the promised memo to you soon
  thereafter.
  Please let me know if you need more.
  Best
  Harold
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, January 02, 2010 8:53 AM
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Subject: Blackwater case
  Harold---
  First, Happy New Year to you and your family and thank you for all of your great work this past year. I am looking
  forward to the year ahead.
  Second, what can we do about Judge Urbina's ruling
  example, what is the likelihood of success on appeal? Can the US file a civil action against the company? Pay
  compensation to the victims? What other options do we have?
  All the best, H
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766021 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Cover story in the Economist this week. Very big issue when I was in Japan and Korea. Korean parliamentarians want to
  get women and economic growth on the G20 agenda when they have the lead next year and we are advocating for Japan
  to advance the issue at APEC which they are leading this year.
  On another note, so sad about Smith Bagley. He was a good person and was one of your biggest fans.
  Women and work
  We did it!
  Dec 30th 2009
  From The Economist print edition
  The rich world's quiet revolution: women are
  gradually taking over the workplace
  Getty Images
  AT A time when the world is short of causes for celebration, here is a candidate:
  within the next few months women will cross the 50% threshold and become the
  majority of the American workforce. Women already make up the majority of
  university graduates in the OECD countries and the majority of professional
  workers in several rich countries, including the United States. Women run many
  of the world's great companies, from PepsiCo in America to Areva in France.
  Women's economic empowerment is arguably the biggest social change of our
  times. Just a generation ago, women were largely confined to repetitive, menial
  jobs. They were routinely subjected to casual sexism and were expected to
  abandon their careers when they married and had children. Today they are
  running some of the organisations that once treated them as second-class
  citizens. Millions of women have been given more control over their own lives.
  And millions of brains have been put to more productive use. Societies that try to
  resist this trend—most notably the Arab countries, but also Japan and some
  southern European countries—will pay a heavy price in the form of wasted talent
  and frustrated citizens.
  This revolution has been achieved with only a modicum of friction (see article).
  Men have, by and large, welcomed women's invasion of the workplace. Yet even
  the most positive changes can be incomplete or unsatisfactory. This particular
  advance comes with two stings. The first is that women are still under-
  represented at the top of companies. Only 2% of the bosses of America's largest
  companies and 5% of their peers in Britain are women. They are also paid
  significantly less than men on average. The second is that juggling work and
  child-rearing is difficult. Middle-class couples routinely complain that they have
  too little time for their children. But the biggest losers are poor children—
  particularly in places like America and Britain that have combined high levels of
  female participation in the labour force with a reluctance to spend public money
  on child care.
  Dealing with the juggle
  These two problems are closely related. Many women feel they have to choose
  between their children and their careers. Women who prosper in high-pressure
  companies during their 20s drop out in dramatic numbers in their 30s and then
  find it almost impossible to regain their earlier momentum. Less-skilled women
  are trapped in poorly paid jobs with hand-to-mouth child-care arrangements.
  Motherhood, not sexism, is the issue: in America, childless women earn almost as
  much as men, but mothers earn significantly less. And those mothers' relative
  poverty also disadvantages their children.
  Demand for female brains is helping to alleviate some of these problems. Even if
  some of the new theories about warm-hearted women making inherently superior
  workers are bunk (see article), several trends favour the more educated sex,
  including the "war for talent" and the growing flexibility of the workplace. Law
  firms, consultancies and banks are rethinking their "up or out" promotion systems
  because they are losing so many able women. More than 90% of companies in
  Germany and Sweden allow flexible working. And new technology is making it
  easier to redesign work in all sorts of family-friendly ways.
  Women have certainly performed better over the past decade than men. In the
  European Union women have filled 6m of the 8m new jobs created since 2000. In
  America three out of four people thrown out of work since the "mancession"
  began have been male. And the shift towards women is likely to continue: by
  2011 there will be 2.6m more female than male university students in America.
  The light hand of the state
  All this argues, mostly, for letting the market do the work. That has not stopped
  calls for hefty state intervention of the Scandinavian sort. Norway has used
  threats of quotas to dramatic effect. Some 40% of the legislators there are
  women. All the Scandinavian countries provide plenty of state-financed nurseries.
  They have the highest levels of female employment in the world and far fewer of
  the social problems that plague Britain and America. Surely, comes the argument,
  there is a way to speed up the revolution—and improve the tough lives of many
  working women and their children?
  If that means massive intervention, in the shape of affirmative-action
  programmes and across-the-board benefits for parents of all sorts, the answer is
  no. To begin with, promoting people on the basis of their sex is illiberal and
  unfair, and stigmatises its beneficiaries. And there are practical problems. Lengthy
  periods of paid maternity leave can put firms off hiring women, which helps
  explain why most Swedish women work in the public sector and Sweden has a
  lower proportion of women in management than America does.
  But there are plenty of cheaper, subtler ways in which governments can make life
  easier for women. Welfare states were designed when most women stayed at
  home. They need to change the way they operate. German schools, for instance,
  close at midday. American schools shut down for two months in the summer.
  These things can be changed without huge cost. Some popular American charter
  schools now offer longer school days and shorter summer holidays. And, without
  going to Scandinavian lengths, America could invest more in its children: it
  spends a lower share of its GDP on public child-care than almost any other rich
  country, and is the only rich country that refuses to provide mothers with paid
  maternity leave. Barack Obama needs to measure up to his campaign rhetoric
  about "real family values".
  Still, these nagging problems should not overshadow the dramatic progress that
  women have made in recent decades. During the second world war, when
  America's menfolk were off at the front, the government had to summon up the
  image of Rosie the Riveter, with her flexed muscle and "We Can Do It" slogan, to
  encourage women into the workforce. Today women are marching into the
  workplace in ever larger numbers and taking a sledgehammer to the remaining
  glass ceilings.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766022 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: pverveer
  Sent: Sunday, January 3, 2010 12:53 AM
  To:
  Subject: (no subject)
  Cover story in the Economist this week. Very big issue when I was in Japan and Korea. Korean parliamentarians want to
  get women and economic growth on the G20 agenda when they have the lead next year and we are advocating for Japan
  to advance the issue at APEC which they are leading this year.
  On another note, so sad about Smith Bagley. He was a good person and was one of your biggest fans.
  Women and work
  We did it!
  Dec 30th 2009
  From The Economist print edition
  The rich world's quiet revolution: women are
  gradually taking over the workplace
  Getty Images
  AT A time when the world is short of causes for celebration, here is a candidate:
  within the next few months women will cross the 50% threshold and become the
  majority of the American workforce. Women already make up the majority of
  university graduates in the OECD countries and the majority of professional
  workers in several rich countries, including the United States. Women run many
  of the world's great companies, from PepsiCo in America to Areva in France.
  Women's economic empowerment is arguably the biggest social change of our
  times. Just a generation ago, women were largely confined to repetitive, menial
  jobs. They were routinely subjected to casual sexism and were expected to
  abandon their careers when they married and had children. Today they are
  running some of the organisations that once treated them as second-class
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766022 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766022 Date: 08/31/2015
  citizens. Millions of women have been given more control over their own lives.
  And millions of brains have been put to more productive use. Societies that try to
  resist this trend—most notably the Arab countries, but also Japan and some
  southern European countries—will pay a heavy price in the form of wasted talent
  and frustrated citizens.
  This revolution has been achieved with only a modicum of friction (see article).
  Men have, by and large, welcomed women's invasion of the workplace. Yet even
  the most positive changes can be incomplete or unsatisfactory. This particular
  advance comes with two stings. The first is that women are still under-
  represented at the top of companies. Only 2% of the bosses of America's largest
  companies and 5% of their peers in Britain are women. They are also paid
  significantly less than men on average. The second is that juggling work and
  child-rearing is difficult. Middle-class couples routinely complain that they have
  too little time for their children. But the biggest losers are poor children—
  particularly in places like America and Britain that have combined high levels of
  female participation in the labour force with a reluctance to spend public money
  on child care.
  Dealing with the juggle
  These two problems are closely related. Many women feel they have to choose
  between their children and their careers. Women who prosper in high-pressure
  companies during their 20s drop out in dramatic numbers in their 30s and then
  find it almost impossible to regain their earlier momentum. Less-skilled women
  are trapped in poorly paid jobs with hand-to-mouth child-care arrangements.
  Motherhood, not sexism, is the issue: in America, childless women earn almost as
  much as men, but mothers earn significantly less. And those mothers' relative
  poverty also disadvantages their children.
  Demand for female brains is helping to alleviate some of these problems. Even if
  some of the new theories about warm-hearted women making inherently superior
  workers are bunk (see article), several trends favour the more educated sex,
  including the "war for talent" and the growing flexibility of the workplace. Law
  firms, consultancies and banks are rethinking their "up or out" promotion systems
  because they are losing so many able women. More than 90% of companies in
  Germany and Sweden allow flexible working. And new technology is making it
  easier to redesign work in all sorts of family-friendly ways.
  Women have certainly performed better over the past decade than men. In the
  European Union women have filled 6m of the 8m new jobs created since 2000. In
  America three out of four people thrown out of work since the "mancession"
  began have been male. And the shift towards women is likely to continue: by
  2011 there will be 2.6m more female than male university students in America.
  The light hand of the state
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766022 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766022 Date: 08/31/2015
  All this argues, mostly, for letting the market do the work. That has not stopped
  calls for hefty state intervention of the Scandinavian sort. Norway has used
  threats of quotas to dramatic effect. Some 40% of the legislators there are
  women. All the Scandinavian countries provide plenty of state-financed nurseries.
  They have the highest levels of female employment in the world and far fewer of
  the social problems that plague Britain and America. Surely, comes the argument,
  there is a way to speed up the revolution—and improve the tough lives of many
  working women and their children?
  If that means massive intervention, in the shape of affirmative-action
  programmes and across-the-board benefits for parents of all sorts, the answer is
  no. To begin with, promoting people on the basis of their sex is illiberal and
  unfair, and stigmatises its beneficiaries. And there are practical problems. Lengthy
  periods of paid maternity leave can put firms off hiring women, which helps
  explain why most Swedish women work in the public sector and Sweden has a
  lower proportion of women in management than America does.
  But there are plenty of cheaper, subtler ways in which governments can make life
  easier for women. Welfare states were designed when most women stayed at
  home. They need to change the way they operate. German schools, for instance,
  close at midday. American schools shut down for two months in the summer.
  These things can be changed without huge cost. Some popular American charter
  schools now offer longer school days and shorter summer holidays. And, without
  going to Scandinavian lengths, America could invest more in its children: it
  spends a lower share of its GDP on public child-care than almost any other rich
  country, and is the only rich country that refuses to provide mothers with paid
  maternity leave. Barack Obama needs to measure up to his campaign rhetoric
  about "real family values".
  Still, these nagging problems should not overshadow the dramatic progress that
  women have made in recent decades. During the second world war, when
  America's menfolk were off at the front, the government had to summon up the
  image of Rosie the Riveter, with her flexed muscle and "We Can Do It" slogan, to
  encourage women into the workforce. Today women are marching into the
  workplace in ever larger numbers and taking a sledgehammer to the remaining
  glass ceilings.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766022 Date: 08/31/2015



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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, January 3, 2010 10:01 AM
  H: They asked for 250 words and I wrote slightly more, briefly on China. Sid
  2010: global cracks, human prospects (part II)
  No•
  a■iid Hayes, 2 January 2010
  Subjects:
  • Democracy and government
  • International politics
  More openDemocracy authors reflect on a volcanic decade in global politics - continued from part I
  openDemocracy deputy editor David Hayes asked openDemocracy writers to reflect on the decade that has passed and
  the one that lies ahead by considering three questions:
  1)What was the most significant trend in the century's first decade?
  2) What do you most hope for, and most fear, about the decade to come?
  3) What idea do you see fading and/or emerging in 2010 and beyond?
  • Sidney Blumenthal
  The greatest challenge for the early 21st century is that China's leadership has contempt for much of the international
  order and many of the international organisations developed since the second world war. In pursuit of its narrow and even
  crude understanding of its interest, China will constantly abuse and break international rules, protocols and bodies. Its
  willful destruction of the Copenhagen summit on climate change reveals the pattern. Its mercantile currency policy in a
  beggar-thy-neighbour approach, environmental degradation, and disdain for human rights and the rule of law generally
  are the obvious reflections of its despotism. Through its rough and strange neo-imperialism, in Africa especially but also
  elsewhere, China is able to gain help, partly through economic intimidation, in its international forays to repel or strike
  down the responsibilities of internationalism.
  Internally, China is a prison of nations, an empire similar to imperial Russia and the Soviet Union, and may also be the
  most unequal industrial country in distribution of income. China's power is increasing, but the authoritarian regime is
  hardly the wave of the future as some awestruck worshippers of raw power and money (whether investment bankers or
  ex-Marxists) imagine. The system is inherently unstable, which accounts for its rigid currency policy (at root a fear of
  operating on other than a virtual slave-labour standard, of turning its poverty-stricken millions into consumers with real
  choice, and ultimately of letting go even a little bit).
  In the long-term the tyranny of the one-party state and its military rule is at odds with the new economic classes of
  entrepreneurs and professionals it has fostered. China's growing economic power is accompanied by expanding
  arrogance, demonstrated not least in the incivility and rudeness with which President Obama was treated on his trip there.
  China's regime lacks an ideal other than a communist gloss on Confucian uniformity, itself based incoherently on reckless
  economic development, for example in the areas of currency, environment and labour; it has no "soft power", not just
  because of the coarseness of its supposed diplomacy, but also because its cultural appeal does not travel. China forces
  its way through coercion of one sort or another.
  The next decade will see how flexible or inflexible its rulers are and how secure their system is. The brief effort at a
  rhetorical gesture by some in the Obama administration who floated the turgid phrase "strategic reassurance" was risible
  and did not last. For now, the west has no policy to deal with China as it is. The place to begin is on currency.
  The most powerful idea for the 21st century is the equality of women. It is the idea most feared by those - from the Vatican
  to the Taliban - arrayed against modernity, the still vibrant project of the Enlightenment. Someday the United States may
  even have a woman president. It took fifty years after granting the vote to African-Americans to pass a constitutional
  amendment giving it to women. Perhaps the distance between electing the first African-American president and the first
  female one will not be so great.
  Sidney Blumenthal is former senior adviser to President Clinton, and an Oscar and Emmy award-winning documentary
  producer. He is writing a book on Abraham Lincoln
  Also by Sidney Blumenthal:
  "The choice" (21 November 2007)

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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, January 3, 2010 10:01 AM
  H: They asked for 250 words and I wrote slightly more, briefly on China. Sid
  2010: global cracks, human prospects (part II)
  No•
  a■iid Hayes, 2 January 2010
  Subjects:
  • Democracy and government
  • International politics
  More openDemocracy authors reflect on a volcanic decade in global politics - continued from part I
  openDemocracy deputy editor David Hayes asked openDemocracy writers to reflect on the decade that has passed and
  the one that lies ahead by considering three questions:
  1)What was the most significant trend in the century's first decade?
  2) What do you most hope for, and most fear, about the decade to come?
  3) What idea do you see fading and/or emerging in 2010 and beyond?
  • Sidney Blumenthal
  The greatest challenge for the early 21st century is that China's leadership has contempt for much of the international
  order and many of the international organisations developed since the second world war. In pursuit of its narrow and even
  crude understanding of its interest, China will constantly abuse and break international rules, protocols and bodies. Its
  willful destruction of the Copenhagen summit on climate change reveals the pattern. Its mercantile currency policy in a
  beggar-thy-neighbour approach, environmental degradation, and disdain for human rights and the rule of law generally
  are the obvious reflections of its despotism. Through its rough and strange neo-imperialism, in Africa especially but also
  elsewhere, China is able to gain help, partly through economic intimidation, in its international forays to repel or strike
  down the responsibilities of internationalism.
  Internally, China is a prison of nations, an empire similar to imperial Russia and the Soviet Union, and may also be the
  most unequal industrial country in distribution of income. China's power is increasing, but the authoritarian regime is
  hardly the wave of the future as some awestruck worshippers of raw power and money (whether investment bankers or
  ex-Marxists) imagine. The system is inherently unstable, which accounts for its rigid currency policy (at root a fear of
  operating on other than a virtual slave-labour standard, of turning its poverty-stricken millions into consumers with real
  choice, and ultimately of letting go even a little bit).
  In the long-term the tyranny of the one-party state and its military rule is at odds with the new economic classes of
  entrepreneurs and professionals it has fostered. China's growing economic power is accompanied by expanding
  arrogance, demonstrated not least in the incivility and rudeness with which President Obama was treated on his trip there.
  China's regime lacks an ideal other than a communist gloss on Confucian uniformity, itself based incoherently on reckless
  economic development, for example in the areas of currency, environment and labour; it has no "soft power", not just
  because of the coarseness of its supposed diplomacy, but also because its cultural appeal does not travel. China forces
  its way through coercion of one sort or another.
  The next decade will see how flexible or inflexible its rulers are and how secure their system is. The brief effort at a
  rhetorical gesture by some in the Obama administration who floated the turgid phrase "strategic reassurance" was risible
  and did not last. For now, the west has no policy to deal with China as it is. The place to begin is on currency.
  The most powerful idea for the 21st century is the equality of women. It is the idea most feared by those - from the Vatican
  to the Taliban - arrayed against modernity, the still vibrant project of the Enlightenment. Someday the United States may
  even have a woman president. It took fifty years after granting the vote to African-Americans to pass a constitutional
  amendment giving it to women. Perhaps the distance between electing the first African-American president and the first
  female one will not be so great.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766025 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766025 Date: 08/31/2015
  Sidney Blumenthal is former senior adviser to President Clinton, and an Oscar and Emmy award-winning documentary
  producer. He is writing a book on Abraham Lincoln
  Also by Sidney Blumenthal:
  "The choice" (21 November 2007)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766025 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 11:30 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Karl and Frank,
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 23:26:55 2009
  Subject: Fw: Karl and Frank,
  Jake--Pls share with H.
  Original Message ---
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Jones, Paul W
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 23:22:56 2009
  Subject: Fw: Karl and Frank,
  Original Message ----
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Eikenberry, Karl W
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 23:22:22 2009
  Subject: Fw: Karl and Frank,
  Original Message
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Ricciardone, Francis J
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 23:21:57 2009
  Subject: Karl and Frank,
  Many thanks. RH
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  We'll have the specials summarize the key points of the memcons and circulate them to RCH and senior NSC folks, if that
  works for you.

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 4:48 PM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: RE: Afghan reporting
  We'll have the specials summarize the key points of the memcons and circulate them to RCH and senior NSC folks, if that
  works for you.
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 4:42 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 1; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Afghan reporting
  Who do I respond to re these calls? Or are we just sending the memcons?
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  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 6:24 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: human rights draft
  Attachments: 2009-12-11 Human rights 2am.docx
  Here it is -- came in overnight. Huma will have copy for you this morning.
  From: Daniel Baer
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; cheryl.mills
  H; Muscatine, Lissa
  Sent: Fri Dec 11 02:15:32 2009
  Subject: human rights draft
  ; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Posner, Michael
  All,
  Attached is a revised version of the speech for discussion / review by S tomorrow.
  Some things to note:
  I am hoping that I can start integrating guidance from S tomorrow afternoon.
  all best,
  Dan
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sunday, January 17, 2010 10:09 AM
  H
  FW: URGENT: Friends of Haiti Teleconference
  Copying you as heads up for your 1pm call only —not for decision.
  cdm
  From Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 10:00 AM
  To: Jacobson, Roberta S; S_SpecialAssistants; Valmoro, Lona J; Sullivan, Jacob J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Reynoso, Julissa; Kelly, Craig A; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Gonzalez, Juan S
  Subject: Re: URGENT: Friends of Haiti Teleconference
  Cheryl needs to address

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  Subject:
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sunday, January 17, 2010 10:09 AM
  H
  FW: URGENT: Friends of Haiti Teleconference
  Copying you as heads up for your 1pm call only —not for decision.
  cdm
  From Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 10:00 AM
  To: Jacobson, Roberta S; S_SpecialAssistants; Valmoro, Lona J; Sullivan, Jacob J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Reynoso, Julissa; Kelly, Craig A; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Gonzalez, Juan S
  Subject: Re: URGENT: Friends of Haiti Teleconference
  Cheryl needs to address
  From: Jacobson, Roberta S
  To: S_SpecialAssistants; Abedin, Huma; Valmoro, Lona J; Sullivan, Jacob J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Reynoso, Julissa; Kelly, Craig A; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Gonzalez, Juan S
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 09:58:11 2010
  Subject: FW: URGENT: Friends of Haiti Teleconference
  Please see attached additional information and question from Canadian government prior to this afternoon's 1300
  phone call. Specifically, the Canadian government is asking whether the Secretary could come to Montreal for the
  GOC's "prep" donors meeting the evening of 1/23 or morning of 1/24? [Note: Montreal has world's second largest
  Haitian diaspora, hence location.]
  WHA would recommend participation if at all possible. Thank you, Roberta
  From: Alex.Bugailiskis
  Sent: Sunday, January li, zuiu rs..u. AM
  To: Jacobson, Roberta S
  Subject: URGENT: Friends of Haiti Teleconference
  Good morning Roberta! Congratulations on a successful visit by the Secretary of State. We are looking forward to this
  afternoon's teleconference. After opening remarks, Minister Cannon will ask Prime Minister Bellerive to speak and the UN
  (we may only have DPKO LeRoy on line due to visit of Sec Gen to Haiti). He will then ask FM Amorim and Sec State
  Clinton to provide their views on the situation and then open the floor to Kouchner and others. Response has been good
  and most will be represented at FM level (Mexico/Espinosa may still be in flight from Japan, and Argentina and Costa
  Rica will be Vice-Ministers).
  There is as well agreement in principle to begin laying the groundwork for a broader Donors Conference on
  Reconstruction and our offer to host a preparatory meeting on January 25th has been well received. However, early
  indications are that the EU has a conflict as they have their General Relations and Foreign Relations meetings scheduled
  for that day. As the EU would be essential for such a meeting we are scrambling to look for alternative dates. Given the
  momentum we would rather go earlier than later. Minister Cannon would be available to host this on the weekend of the
  23-24th of January (dinner on the 23rd, meeting on the morning of the 24th). However, I believe that Ambassador
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  Jacobsen had indicated that Mrs. Clinton has another engagement on the 23rd. Could you please let me know, before
  this afternoon's teleconference, if in principle, Mrs.Clinton might be available to attend a meeting in Montreal on the
  evening of the 23rd or the morning of the 24th?
  Many thanks Roberta.
  '41k
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DocNumber: C05766034
MetadataSubject: REP. MEEK IS HAITI - DETAILS
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sunday, January 17, 2010 10:56 AM
  H
  Fw: Rep. Meek is Haiti - details

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  RELEASE IN PART B5,B6
  From:
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  To:
  Subject:
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sunday, January 17, 2010 10:56 AM
  H
  Fw: Rep. Meek is Haiti - details
  From: Verma, Richard R
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 10:47:39 2010
  Subject: Fw: Rep. Meek is Haiti - details
  From: Bulgrin, Julie K
  To: Verma, Richard R; Adams, David S; Rooney, Matthew M; Turk, David M
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 10:46:24 2010
  Subject: Rep. Meek is Haiti - details
  Flew into Santo Domingo last night. Went overland to PaP. With Amb. Merten in Haiti.
  About to do an aerial tour w/Amb. Planning on going out with S. Florida search and response teams. (Was former State
  trooper so we think he has some experience in search and rescue, but cannot know for sure.) He's doing this on his
  own, so we're not sure what he's planning.
  His staff had been trying to persuade him not to travel for at least the immediate future, but it clearly didn't work. He
  has received too many phone calls from constituents encouraging him to go.
  Contacts in his office:
  Clarence Williams, Chief of Staff
  Hassan Christian,
  (Cell Phone)
  (I've been talking to him.)
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MetadataSubject: KARL AND FRANK,
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Karl and Frank,
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ExtractedBodyText: Will do on both counts.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766035 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 6:26 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Karl and Frank,
  Will do on both counts.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Fri Dec 11 05:48:29 2009
  Subject: Re: Karl and Frank,
  Let me know what the outcome of this inquiry is. Also, I have sent Richard two emails over the last few weeks and never
  rec'd a response. Can you check to find out whether he ever got it? Thx.
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacobi <Sullivanii@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 23:29:44 2009
  Subject: Fw: Karl and Frank,
  FYI
  Original Message ----
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 23:26:55 2009
  Subject: Fw: Karl and Frank,
  Jake—Pls share with H.
  Original Message ---
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Jones, Paul W
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 23:22:56 2009
  Subject: Fw: Karl and Frank,
  Original Message
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Eikenberry, Karl W
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 23:22:22 2009
  Subject: Fw: Karl and Frank,
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  Original Message --
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Ricciardone, Francis J
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 23:21:57 2009
  Subject: Karl and Frank,
  Many thanks. RH
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ExtractedBodyText: We are meeting with you at noon to discuss.
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  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 6:28 AM
  To: H; preines
  Subject Re: Kissinger interview
  We are meeting with you at noon to discuss.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi; 'preines
  Sent: Fri Dec 11 05:51:12 2009
  Subject: Kissinger interview
  I just found out that Jon Meacham will "moderate" the interview which puts this in a very different light. I need some
  guidance about what points I'm trying to make and any info about Meacham's possible line of questions.
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MetadataSubject: GUINEA/MADAGASCAR
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ExtractedBodyText: I have asked about the abstention possibility and they are looking into the mechanics.
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  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 6:26 AM
  To:
  Subject Re: Guinea/Madagascar
  I have asked about the abstention possibility and they are looking into the mechanics.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Fri Dec 11 04:47:23 2009
  Subject: Re: Guinea/Madagascar
  I agree on both, but wonder can we abstain on the first?
  Also, I have not rec'd the speech draft. Should I have ?
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob 1<SullivanJ1@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 22:06:12 2009
  Subject: Guinea/Madagascar
  There are a number of different possibilities for how the decision on the Guinea/Madagascar credentials may go
  tomorrow. (It is Zambia and Tanzania bringing the challenge on behalf of the AU.) I was under the impression that we
  would not have to vote on the potential credentials challenges. We may have to.
  We may have to vote on a motion to *deny* them credentials and exclude them. For the moment, the guidance is to
  vote to credential all countries — including these two — as is customary, while conducting outreach with Tanzania,
  Zambia, and the AU to explain that we have our own imperatives but we support the fact that they are taking a
  principled stand.
  We may have to vote on a motion to *defer* decision, which would allow them to be seated and vote but would not
  formally grant credentials. For the moment, the guidance is to potentially support such a motion — this was the practice
  with respect to South Africa between 1983 and 1994. Everyone is in the same place on this.
  Ultimately, however, the whole thing may die of its own weight. This is probably the most likely outcome.
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  Subject Re: John Kerry's birthday
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  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Fri Dec 11 07:23:38 2009
  Subject: John Kerry's birthday
  Pis add him to call list for today.
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  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 8:13 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject Re: Today
  Sounds good.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Fri Dec 11 07:37:54 2009
  Subject: Today
  Dennis Ross is coming to see me at noon.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766042 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B5,B6
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 11:00 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Rep. Meek is Haiti - details
  Fyi
  From: Verma, Richard R
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 10:47:39 2010
  Subject: Fw: Rep. Meek is Haiti - details
  From: Bulgrin, Julie K
  To: Verma, Richard R; Adams, David S; Rooney, Matthew M; Turk, David M
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 10:46:24 2010
  Subject: Rep. Meek is Haiti - details
  Flew into Santo Domingo last night. Went overland to PaP. With Amb. Merten in Haiti.
  About to do an aerial tour w/Amb. Planning on going out with S. Florida search and response teams. (Was former State
  trooper so we think he has some experience in search and rescue, but cannot know for sure.) He's doing this on his
  own, so we're not sure what he's planning.
  His staff had been trying to persuade him not to travel for at least the immediate future, but it clearly didn't work. He
  has received too many phone calls from constituents encouraging him to go.
  Contacts in his office:
  Clarence Williams Chief of Staff
  Hassan Christian.
  (Cell Phone)
  (I've been talking to him.)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766042 Date: 08/31/2015



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  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:20 am REMARKS TO THE DIPLOMACY CONFERENCE ON LATIN
  9:50 am AMERICA Marshall Auditorium
  10:00am PHONE CALL w/FRENCH FM BERNARD KOUCHNER
  10:15am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am PHONE CALL w/DR. HENRY KISSINGER
  10:30 am Secretary's Office
  10:30 am SPEECH PREP TIME
  11:30 am Secretary's Office
  11:30 am WEEKLY MEETING w/UN AMBASSADOR SUSAN RICE
  12:00 pm Secretary's Office
  12:00 pm PRE-BRIEF FOR KISSINGER INTERVIEW
  12:30 pm Secretary's Office (Jake, PJ and Philippe)
  12:30 pm PRIVATE MEETING w/ Joe Wilson
  12:50 pm Secretary's Office
  1:00 pm HOLIDAY RECEPTION FOR NEA AND WHA
  2:00 pm Benjamin Franklin Room, 8' Floor *Approx. 300 ppl expected.
  2:05 pm DEPART State Department *En route Andrews AFB
  2:30 pm ARRIVE Andrews AFB
  2:35 pm DEPART En route New York-LaGuardia Airport
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  Contact: FBO SheltAir Office 718-779-4040
  3:30 pm DEPART LaGuardia Airport *En route OTR
  4:30 pm OTR
  5:30 pm Location: Tbd
  5:30 pm DEPART OTR *En route Park Avenue
  6:00 pm ARRIVE Park Avenue
  6:00 pm NEWSWEEK INTERVIEW w/DR. HENRY KISSINGER
  7:00 pm Dr. Kissinger's Office, 350 Park Avenue (between 51't and 52n1 Streets)
  7:05 pm DEPART Park Avenue *En route Cipriani's
  7:25 pm ARRIVE Cipriani's
  7:30 pm KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PAKISTAN
  8:30 pm FOUNDATION'S INAUGURAL GALA Cipriani's at 42nd Street
  8:35 pm DEPART Cipriani's *En route Private Residence

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  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 8:18 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject Mini Schedule 12/11/09 Friday
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:20 am REMARKS TO THE DIPLOMACY CONFERENCE ON LATIN
  9:50 am AMERICA Marshall Auditorium
  10:00am PHONE CALL w/FRENCH FM BERNARD KOUCHNER
  10:15am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am PHONE CALL w/DR. HENRY KISSINGER
  10:30 am Secretary's Office
  10:30 am SPEECH PREP TIME
  11:30 am Secretary's Office
  11:30 am WEEKLY MEETING w/UN AMBASSADOR SUSAN RICE
  12:00 pm Secretary's Office
  12:00 pm PRE-BRIEF FOR KISSINGER INTERVIEW
  12:30 pm Secretary's Office (Jake, PJ and Philippe)
  12:30 pm PRIVATE MEETING w/ Joe Wilson
  12:50 pm Secretary's Office
  1:00 pm HOLIDAY RECEPTION FOR NEA AND WHA
  2:00 pm Benjamin Franklin Room, 8' Floor *Approx. 300 ppl expected.
  2:05 pm DEPART State Department *En route Andrews AFB
  2:30 pm ARRIVE Andrews AFB
  2:35 pm DEPART En route New York-LaGuardia Airport
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  Contact: FBO SheltAir Office 718-779-4040
  3:30 pm DEPART LaGuardia Airport *En route OTR
  4:30 pm OTR
  5:30 pm Location: Tbd
  5:30 pm DEPART OTR *En route Park Avenue
  6:00 pm ARRIVE Park Avenue
  6:00 pm NEWSWEEK INTERVIEW w/DR. HENRY KISSINGER
  7:00 pm Dr. Kissinger's Office, 350 Park Avenue (between 51't and 52n1 Streets)
  7:05 pm DEPART Park Avenue *En route Cipriani's
  7:25 pm ARRIVE Cipriani's
  7:30 pm KEYNOTE ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PAKISTAN
  8:30 pm FOUNDATION'S INAUGURAL GALA Cipriani's at 42nd Street
  8:35 pm DEPART Cipriani's *En route Private Residence
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766043 Date: 08/31/2015



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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766045 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 12:48 PM
  To: H
  Subject 1pm call sheet.
  This is what you should have lust gotten
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766045 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766045 Date: 08/31/2015
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766045 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766047
MetadataSubject: HELLO/FYI/INVITE
MetadataTo: Luzzatto
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ExtractedSubject: Hello/FYI/Invite
ExtractedTo: luzzatt
ExtractedFrom: info@mailva.evite.com
ExtractedCc: Valmoro, Lona J
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ExtractedBodyText: Tamera, we are so excited you are keeping tradition this year!
RawText:
  From: info@mailva.evite.com
  Reply-to: info evite.com
  To: luzzatt
  Sent: 12/8/2009 12:01:01 A.M. Eastern Standard Time
  Subj: Thanks for sending your Evite invitation
  Having trouble viewing this email? Go to invitation.
  Add info@mailva.evite.com to your address book to ensure that you receive Evite emails in your inbox.
  Clinton Senate Alum Holiday Party
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766047 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, December 11,2009 11:21 AM
  To: Luzzatto
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J
  Subject RE: Hello/FYI/Invite
  Tamera, we are so excited you are keeping tradition this year!
  From: Luzza
  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 11:13 AM
  To: hdr22@clintonemail.com
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona 3; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Hello/FYI/Invite
  A big, warm hello and
  As you may know, I signed up for hosting another holiday party with many Senate alum suggesting the idea as a way of
  having a reunion and, hey, a party. We invited staff covering most of our years, and looks like a great collection will
  come. It'll be pot-luck so not quite as elegant as before.
  SO, just in case, and I'd imagine it's not possible, it'll be Monday night, 7:00 to 9:30, December 21.
  No matter what, wanted you to know we are gathering yet again with our Senator Clinton bond.
  love, T
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766047 Date: 08/31/2015

  Hi Tamera Luzzatto,
  The Evite invitation for Clinton Senate Alum Holiday Party on Mon
  Dec 21 has been sent to your guests
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ExtractedCc: Yamamoto, Donald Y; Posner, Michael H; Sullivan, Jacob J; Cook, Akunna E
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766048 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B5
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, December 11,2009 1:16 PM
  To: H
  Subject Fw: We ought to do outreach
  Fyi - background for call sheet you will get
  Original Message ---
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Yamamoto, Donald Y; Posner, Michael H; Sullivan, Jacob J; Cook, Akunna E
  Sent: Fri Dec 11 12:38:27 2009
  Subject: We ought to do outreach
  Cheryl: Yes, the Secretary should make the call
  I remain ready to participate in any meetings with any domestic or international gay rights groups to brief them on what
  we are doing, and on my conversations with Museveni on this issue. I plan to meet with Cheryl Benton and others
  today this afternoon to work on an outreach strategy.
  Regards, Johnnie
  Original Message-----
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 10:19 PM
  To: Carson, Johnnie; Posner, Michael H
  Cc: Yamamoto, Donald Y; Sullivan, Jacob 1
  Subject: Re: We ought to do outreach
  Thx
  Should we have S also call pres?
  Original Message ---
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Posner, Michael H; Crowley, Philip1
  Cc: Benton, Cheryl A (PACE); Yamamoto, Donald Y; Cook, Akunna E; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Thu Dec 10 15:07:49 2009
  Subject: FW: We ought to do outreach
  Cheryl: I am happy to participate in any outreach meetings on this issue and would be pleased to share contents of my
  conversations with President Museveni and his reassurances to me. (We continue to monitor this issue and I am
  prepared to go back to Museveni at any time to express our deep concerns and to press him to deep six this legislation.)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766048 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766048 Date: 08/31/2015
  Let me know if you want us to participate in any meetings. Regards, Johnnie
  Original Message--
  From: Mills, Cheryl D [mailto:MillsCD@state.gov]
  Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 11:00 AM
  To: Carson, Johnnie; Yamamoto, Donald Y; Posner, Michael H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Crowley, Philip J; Benton, Cheryl A (PACE); Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: We ought to do outreach
  See below.
  I am looking at the article and don't know where this stands in terms of what will really happen (welcome an update) but
  we should do some sort of meeting now with international gay groups to lay out what we have done.
  The process will focus not only our public and quiet diplomacy (calls to pres, etc) efforts but also it will give chance for
  feedback on more we should do.
  I am worried this will not turn out well. We need some outreach unless I am missing what is being done in dept.
  Can we do this in next several days?
  Cdm
  Uganda to Drop Death Penalty, Life in Jail for Gays (Updatel)Last Updated: December 9, 2009 10:44 EST By Fred Ojambo
  Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Uganda will drop the death penalty and life imprisonment for gays in a refined version of an anti-
  gay bill expected to be ready for presentation to Parliament in two weeks, James Nsaba Buturo, the minister of ethics
  and integrity, said.The draft bill, which is under consideration by a parliamentary committee, will drop the two
  punishments to attract the support of religious leaders who are opposed to these penalties, Buturo said today in a
  phone interview from the capital, Kampala.Ugandan lawmaker David Bahati presented a private member's bill on Oct.
  14 which sought the death penalty and life imprisonment for gay people in the country. The Ugandan government
  supports the bill because homosexuality and lesbianism are "repugnant to the Ugandan culture," Buturo said. Still, it
  favors a more refined set of punishments, he said.ln addition to formulating punishments for the gay people, the bill will
  also promote counseling to help "attract errant people to acceptable sexual orientation," said Buturo.The proposed
  legislation has attracted criticism from gay rights activists, both locally and internationally, who argue that the law would
  promote discrimination and hatred toward the gay community.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766048 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: Marina told me she left. I'm faxing to secret service. Dan will make sure u get it
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 12:51 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: 1pm call sheet.
  Marina told me she left. I'm faxing to secret service. Dan will make sure u get it
  Original Message ---
  From: Abedin, Huma
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 12:48:20 2010
  Subject: 1pm call sheet.
  This is what you should have just gotten.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766049 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766049 Date: 08/31/2015
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766049 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766050
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  If you want us to send a hard-copy note, we can do that too. Betsy is concerned you might have the wrong e-mail
  address for him.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766050 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 3:37 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW:
  If you want us to send a hard-copy note, we can do that too. Betsy is concerned you might have the wrong e-mail
  address for him.
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 3:33 PM
  To: 'Voda ebeling'
  Subject: RE:
  Ok no problem — ill check
  From: Voda ebeling [mailto,
  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 11:52 AM
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject:
  Lauren: could you please check, if possible, what email address HRC is using for Kevin
  O'Keefe? She told me in an email that she sent him a congratulatory email for his award. I don't
  believe he has heard from her. She should be using:
  If impossible to find out, don't worry: He did say he received an email invite to a Holiday State
  event and it was sent to the address above. Thanks, Betsy
  B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766050 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedSubject: Re: Landler story
ExtractedTo: H; Jake Sullivan
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  I'm checking with one person, but no further Intel on my end yet
  But don't think Mark's writing, just fishing - unless the WH gave it to the Times, but there's no way they'd handle you
  that way
  Let me confirm that point, which is important to know

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766051 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: PIR <preines
  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 4:23 PM
  To: H; Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Re: Landler story
  I'm checking with one person, but no further Intel on my end yet
  But don't think Mark's writing, just fishing - unless the WH gave it to the Times, but there's no way they'd handle you
  that way
  Let me confirm that point, which is important to know
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  To: Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Land ler story
  Sent: Dec 11, 2009 4:14 PM
  Any more info about his email?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766051 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Landler has called me twice -- I haven't called back because I don't want to go down the road.
  I talked to Matt and off-handedly asked about the issue -- he said that people are deeply unhappy with our friend, but
  not much else. Said he didn't think anything was imminent. But it was not a very optimistic conversation.

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 5:07 PM
  To: H; preines
  Subject: RE: Landler story
  Landler has called me twice -- I haven't called back because I don't want to go down the road.
  I talked to Matt and off-handedly asked about the issue -- he said that people are deeply unhappy with our friend, but
  not much else. Said he didn't think anything was imminent. But it was not a very optimistic conversation.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 4:15 PM
  To: 'preines Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Landler story
  Any more info about his email?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766052 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 12:52 PM
  To:
  Subject 1pm call manifest
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766053 Date: 08/31/2015



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  To: H; Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Re: Landler story
  They are trying to report this out, but not writing imminently
  Original Message
  From: "PIR" <preines
  Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2009 21:23:04
  To: Evergreen<HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Jake Sullivan<sullivanjj@state.gov>
  Subject: Re: Landler story
  I'm checking with one person, but no further intel on my end yet
  But don't think Mark's writing, just fishing - unless the WH gave it to the Times, but there's no way they'd handle you
  that way
  Let me confirm that point, which is important to know
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  To: Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Landler story
  Sent: Dec 11, 2009 4:14 PM
  Any more info about his email?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766054 Date: 08/31/2015



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  I went back upstairs with Dr Kissinger and we talked about it. I regret the seating, it just begged Meacham to interview
  you, to ask a question, then alternate answering. Was just a very different dynamic than you two before the sitdown. It
  would be bad TV. But it's print.
  So as an observer, and I think this will come across to the reader, it was a fascinating meeting of two eras that are very
  different but very the same. Two very different people, but the same job, experiencing it much the same way. His spiel
  at the end about the goal should be more than ending the war will translate well.
  And most importantly, the photos look great
  He was also a sport and called my friend and talked for 10 mins about non-proliferation

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  I went back upstairs with Dr Kissinger and we talked about it. I regret the seating, it just begged Meacham to interview
  you, to ask a question, then alternate answering. Was just a very different dynamic than you two before the sitdown. It
  would be bad TV. But it's print.
  So as an observer, and I think this will come across to the reader, it was a fascinating meeting of two eras that are very
  different but very the same. Two very different people, but the same job, experiencing it much the same way. His spiel
  at the end about the goal should be more than ending the war will translate well.
  And most importantly, the photos look great
  He was also a sport and called my friend and talked for 10 mins about non-proliferation
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: Interview
  Sent: Dec 11, 2009 9:05 PM
  How do you think it went?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766056 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sunday, January 17, 2010 12:53 PM
  H
  1pm call manifest
  We now have confirmed participation by Brazil/Amorim; France/Kouchner; Haiti/PM; Chile, Uruguay, Peru at ministerial
  level; Argentina, Mexico, and Costa Rica at Vice Min level. UN has committed to high-level participation as well,

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  H
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  There are a few things I sent to oscar to print:
  - revised AfPak strategy overview memo that came from holbrookes office.
  - prep paper from rich for testimony next week.
  -a draft copy of the action memo and report on Kerry-Lugar-Berman that Jake wanted you to see this weekend. the
  final package will be in dc Sunday night. The report is due to Congress on Monday.

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  Subject Documents
  There are a few things I sent to oscar to print:
  - revised AfPak strategy overview memo that came from holbrookes office.
  - prep paper from rich for testimony next week.
  -a draft copy of the action memo and report on Kerry-Lugar-Berman that Jake wanted you to see this weekend. the
  final package will be in dc Sunday night. The report is due to Congress on Monday.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766058 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Japan Open Skies
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  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 11:19 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Japan Open Skies
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Byerly, John R
  To: Steinberg, James B; Lew, Jacob J; Hormats, Robert D; Fernandez, Jose W; Campbell, Kurt M; Zumwalt, James P; Borg,
  Anna M; Sullivan, Jacob J; Seiden, Maya D; Cue, Lourdes C; Smith, David B; Verma, Richard R; Smitham, Thomas D;
  Fitzgerald, Betsy A; Urs, Krishna Raj; Roche, Timothy P;
  Walcott, Naomi; Limaye-Davis, Y Viki; Kiingi, Elizabeth M; Humphrey, Kerry 5; Stewart, Tucker Richmond
  Sent: Fri Dec 11 23:14:40 2009
  Subject: Japan Open Skies
  We initialled the text of an Open Skies Agreement with Japan at about 10 tonight. I owe enormous thanks to so many of
  you for a true team victory. From Secretary Clinton on the seventh floor to my tireless secretary in EEB, Tucker
  Richmond Stewart, we pulled together to make a bit of aviation history and, much more important, to do something
  good for our consumers, communities, and national economy.
  I was able to contact the offices of about ten key Senators and Members of Congress before the signing, with a focus on
  those who, with a strong Delta presence at home, had expressed concerns about proceeding. I stressed that we'd
  negotiated provisions that offer Delta assurances of fairness and the potential to grow. I also emphasized that the
  decision to proceed was taken only after careful consideration at very senior levels of State, DOT, and White House.
  Thanks, again, to all for your support.
  John Byerly
  With help I'll make more calls next week and will arrange briefings for all who are interested.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766060 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Subject Re: 1pm call manifest
  Yes will do.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 13:44:01 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  The Canadians said they would do transcript of call so pls ask WHA to obtain one for me.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 12:52:09 2010
  Subject: 1pm call manifest
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766061 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Contacting with wha now. Frattini would have to cancel his trip so we would have to re-schedule for another date or just
  do in context of one of these multilateral meetings. He has a big speech in italy on the 26th.

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  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 2:14 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  Contacting with wha now. Frattini would have to cancel his trip so we would have to re-schedule for another date or just
  do in context of one of these multilateral meetings. He has a big speech in italy on the 26th.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 13:48:18 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  Can you ask WHA to work for times so I can fly up mid morning and return late afternoon. Could I see Frattini next day?
  What seems best?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 12:52:51 2010
  Subject: fpm call manifest
  We now have confirmed participation by Brazil/Amorim; France/Kouchner; Haiti/PM; Chile, Uruguay, Peru at ministerial
  level; Argentina, Mexico, and Costa Rica at Vice Min level. UN has committed to high-level participation as well,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766064 Date: 08/31/2015



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  To: H; cheryl.mills
  Subject RE: Can you do update call?
  Give me a few minutes
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 2:03 PM
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Can you do update call?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766065 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Importance:
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
  Sunday, January 3, 2010 1:53 PM
  Abedin, Huma
  FW: 2009-12-31 Lewis Work Plan
  2009-12-31 Lewis Department Notice.docx; 2009-12-31 Lewis Work Plan.docx
  High
  HRC:
  Per our conversation, she advised I could forward this — it will also come through channels.
  cdm

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  Sunday, January 3, 2010 1:53 PM
  Abedin, Huma
  FW: 2009-12-31 Lewis Work Plan
  2009-12-31 Lewis Department Notice.docx; 2009-12-31 Lewis Work Plan.docx
  High
  HRC:
  Per our conversation, she advised I could forward this — it will also come through channels.
  cdm
  From: Lewis, Reta Jo
  Sent: Thursday, December 31, 2009 5:18 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne
  Subject: 2009-12-31 Lewis Work Plan
  Importance: High
  Hi Cheryl:
  Today, I was able to have good preliminary conversations with Jean Bonilla and Lorraine Hariton in EEB. Both Jean and
  Lorraine are very excited about the opportunity to partner on this new area for the Secretary and provided me with
  some very valuable insight and discussion on how we can partner and collaborate on programming and initiatives
  together.
  I also included the information from ECA —that we discussed in the document. The INR meeting was cancelled today and
  will be scheduled for early next week. As I move around the Department and talk with other officials in the coming
  week, I believe we will be able to build out a more robust Work Plan and garner some great collaborations on this
  effort.
  Additionally, in a recent conversation that I had with Governor O'Malley from Maryland, I shared with him that the
  Secretary was launching a new effort that would assist state and local leaders with respect to their global affairs
  portfolios. The Governor was extremely excited and remarked that he has some great idea for the Secretary about how
  the Department can be a major value-add to local governments. He told me that he wants to be very engaged in what
  we do in the Department in this area. I will be scheduling a time to meet with him and his economic team once my
  position has been announced. He wanted me to let her know that he had been thinking about her and wanted to reach
  out and did not know how and then I walked in and we began to have this discussion and he said — what a way to start
  his year for 2010 — something coming to reality that he had been thinking about.
  Also, Maura Pally in ECA forwarded me a meeting that I took with the Deputy Director of the National Lieutenant
  Governor's Association. They were in town working on their upcoming Washington meeting. They too are very excited
  about what we are planning and want to work very closely with us in the coming months as we launch this effort. Lt.
  Governor Bill Bolling in VA is the current Chair.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766066 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766066 Date: 08/31/2015
  Please let me know if you need to make any additional changes. Thanks so much for all of your assistance and
  support!!!
  Have a great New Years!!
  Best,
  Reta
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  III confirm if he'll be there for london.
  As for paris, looks like sarkozy will be there but we won't know for sure till tomorrow. So it would mean sarkozy meeting,
  speech and kouchner around 6pm when he's back from davos.

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  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 2:32 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: 1pm call manifest
  III confirm if he'll be there for london.
  As for paris, looks like sarkozy will be there but we won't know for sure till tomorrow. So it would mean sarkozy meeting,
  speech and kouchner around 6pm when he's back from davos.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 14:27:44 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  If he's coming to London, could I see him there? Also what's status of France?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 14:14:07 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  Contacting with wha now. Frattini would have to cancel his trip so we would have to re-schedule for another date or just
  do in context of one of these multilateral meetings. He has a big speech in italy on the 26th.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 13:48:18 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  Can you ask WHA to work for times so I can fly up mid morning and return late afternoon. Could I see Frattini next day?
  What seems best?
  Original Message ----
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 12:52:512010
  Subject: 1pm call manifest
  We now have confirmed participation by Brazil/Amorim; France/Kouchner; Haiti/PM; Chile, Uruguay, Peru at ministerial
  level; Argentina, Mexico, and Costa Rica at Vice Min level. UN has committed to high-level participation as well,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766067 Date: 08/31/2015



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  B5
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 2:38 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: fpm call manifest
  Checking.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 14:36:07 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  Since Davos is now about Haiti, do I need to go? Bill is going.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 14:32:08 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  Ill confirm if he'll be there for london.
  As for paris, looks like sarkozy will be there but we won't know for sure till tomorrow. So it would mean sarkozy meeting,
  speech and kouchner around 6pm when he's back from davos.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 14:27:44 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  If he's coming to London, could I see him there? Also what's status of France?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 14:14:07 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
  Contacting with wha now. Frattini would have to cancel his trip so we would have to re-schedule for another date or just
  do in context of one of these multilateral meetings. He has a big speech in italy on the 26th.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 13:48:18 2010
  Subject: Re: 1pm call manifest
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  Can you ask WHA to work for times so I can fly up mid morning and return late afternoon. Could I see Frattini next day?
  What seems best?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jan 17 12:52:51 2010
  Subject: 1pm call manifest
  We now have confirmed participation by Brazil/Amorim; France/Kouchner; Haiti/PM; Chile, Uruguay, Peru at ministerial
  level; Argentina, Mexico, and Costa Rica at Vice Min level. UN has committed to high-level participation as well,
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  Hi,
  Attached is a new draft in which I have tried to pack in the changes/additions you requested yesterday (as well
  as Cheryl's and Lissa's suggested edits).
  To use a metaphor (or rather simile) of the season, we are at the stage where it's a bit like decorating a
  Christmas tree: trying to hang the ornaments so no branch bends too much, and so the whole tree stays upright.
  I wanted to get it to you first, but will circulate to the others now, and can send to Oscar if that's helpful in terms
  of getting you a hard copy.
  Dan

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  To:
  Cc: Baer, Daniel B
  Subject: Re: Trying again
  Attachments: 2009 12 12 Human Rights 10 am.docx
  Hi,
  Attached is a new draft in which I have tried to pack in the changes/additions you requested yesterday (as well
  as Cheryl's and Lissa's suggested edits).
  To use a metaphor (or rather simile) of the season, we are at the stage where it's a bit like decorating a
  Christmas tree: trying to hang the ornaments so no branch bends too much, and so the whole tree stays upright.
  I wanted to get it to you first, but will circulate to the others now, and can send to Oscar if that's helpful in terms
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  Dan
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  I am on official travel until sometime on December 18. I will have periodic access to e-mails on this system.

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  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 10:32 AM
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  I am on official travel until sometime on December 18. I will have periodic access to e-mails on this system.
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  Office of Origin: S/SRGIA
  Announcement Number:
  Date of Announcement:
  January 4, 2009
  The Secretary Announces the Office of the Special
  Representative for Global Intergovernmental Affairs
  (S/SRGIA)
  The Secretary announces the Office of the Special Representative for Global Intergovernmental
  Affairs. Special Representative Reta Jo Lewis (S/SRGIA) will serve the global needs of U.S.
  intergovernmental officials and the entities they represent. Special Representative Lewis will
  work to enhance relationships between state and local officials in the U.S. with
  intergovernmental officials around the world, to support local governance capacity building
  exchanges and programs to strengthen country-led processes, and to serve as a point of entry for
  the global needs and goals of U.S. intergovernmental officials.
  Special Representative Reta Jo Lewis is located in Harry S. Truman Building, Room 1010.
  Special Representative Lewis can be reached at (202) 647-6252.
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  Will happily do. The French Legal adviser Edwidge Belliard was very excited to meet you at lunch in DC a few months ago
  and I just saw her in the Hague on Wed. So Jeff--will stand by for your instructions Harold Harold Hongju Koh The Legal
  Adviser U.S. Department of State Suite 6421
  2201 C St. NW
  Washington, DC 20520-6421
  202 647 9598 office
  202 647 7096 fax

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  From: Koh, Harold Hongju <KohHH@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 10:46 AM
  To: H; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Subject Re: Guinea
  Will happily do. The French Legal adviser Edwidge Belliard was very excited to meet you at lunch in DC a few months ago
  and I just saw her in the Hague on Wed. So Jeff--will stand by for your instructions Harold Harold Hongju Koh The Legal
  Adviser U.S. Department of State Suite 6421
  2201 C St. NW
  Washington, DC 20520-6421
  202 647 9598 office
  202 647 7096 fax
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:32:03 2009
  Subject: Guinea
  Jeff/Harold--
  I spoke w Kouchener who will be meeting in Paris tomorrow night w Moroccan FM Faris-Firri. I told him we had offered
  ideas to help them out of their current standoff re returning the passport.
  Jeff, can you call your French counterpart to explain and connect w Harold if we need L to contact the French legal
  advisor? Thanks-iand let me know what unfolds. Hillary
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ExtractedBodyText: Got it -- will follow up. Has Tom been in touch? Matt said he would be this morning.
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  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 11:08 AM
  To:
  Subject Re: Guinea
  Got it -- will follow up. Has Tom been in touch? Matt said he would be this morning.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:47:58 2009
  Subject: Fw: Guinea
  Jake—here's Harold's response. The work was done in NEA so we need to connect w the French today or early tomorrow.
  Original Message
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju <KohHH@state.gov>
  To: H; Feltman, Jeffrey D <FeltmanJD@state.gov>
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:45:37 2009
  Subject: Re: Guinea
  Will happily do. The French Legal adviser Edwidge Belliard was very excited to meet you at lunch in DC a few months ago
  and I just saw her in the Hague on Wed. So Jeff--will stand by for your instructions Harold Harold Hongju Koh The Legal
  Adviser U.S. Department of State Suite 6421
  2201C St. NW
  Washington, DC 20520-6421
  202 647 9598 office
  202 647 7096 fax
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:32:03 2009
  Subject: Guinea
  Jeff/Harold--
  I spoke w Kouchener who will be meeting in Paris tomorrow night w Moroccan FM Faris-Firri. I told him we had offered
  ideas to help them out of their current standoff re returning the passport.
  Jeff, can you call your French counterpart to explain and connect w Harold if we need L to contact the French legal
  advisor? Thanks-iand let me know what unfolds. Hillary
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  Yes will do.
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:47:14 2009
  Subject: Fw: Guinea
  Can you be sure Jeff sees this since he's on travel? Also pass on to Ron Schlicher to work if Jeff not available.
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  To: ifeltmanjd@state.govi <feltmanjd@state.gov>; lkohhh@state.gov' <kohhh@state.gov>
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:32:03 2009
  Subject: Guinea
  Jeff/Harold--
  I spoke w Kouchener who will be meeting in Paris tomorrow night w Moroccan FM Faris-Firri. I told him we had offered
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  H; Koh, Harold Hongju
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  I have left a message on the phone number of my French counterpart. I am sure he'll call me back, as he always does.
  Jeffrey Feltman

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  I have left a message on the phone number of my French counterpart. I am sure he'll call me back, as he always does.
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:32:03 2009
  Subject: Guinea
  Jeff/Harold--
  I spoke w Kouchener who will be meeting in Paris tomorrow night w Moroccan FM Faris-Firri. I told him we had offered
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  Harold, we told the Moroccans they have a couple of options.
  Other ideas welcome!
  Jeffrey Feltman

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  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 11:56 AM
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju; H
  Subject Re: Guinea
  Harold, we told the Moroccans they have a couple of options.
  Other ideas welcome!
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Original Message
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.coml <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:45:37 2009
  Subject: Re: Guinea
  Will happily do. The French Legal adviser Edwidge Belliard was very excited to meet you at lunch in DC a few months ago
  and I just saw her in the Hague on Wed. So Jeff--will stand by for your instructions Harold Harold Hongju Koh The Legal
  Adviser U.S. Department of State Suite 6421
  2201 C St. NW
  Washington, DC 20520-6421
  202 647 9598 office
  202 647 7096 fax
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:32:03 2009
  Subject: Guinea
  Jeff/Harold--
  I spoke w Kouchener who will be meeting in Paris tomorrow night w Moroccan FM Faris-Firri. I told him we had offered
  ideas to help them out of their current standoff re returning the passport.
  Jeff, can you call your French counterpart to explain and connect w Harold if we need Ito contact the French legal
  advisor? Thanks-iand let me know what unfolds. Hillary
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ExtractedBodyText: That sounds like a good menu. We are seeing if there are other options and will get back to you
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  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 12:31 PM
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D; H
  Subject RE: Guinea
  That sounds like a good menu. We are seeing if there are other options and will get back to you
  Original Message----
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 11:56 AM
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju; 'HDR22@clintonemail.com'
  Subject: Re: Guinea
  Harold, we told the Moroccans they have a couple of options.
  Other ideas welcome!
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Original Message ----
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:45:37 2009
  Subject: Re: Guinea
  Will happily do. The French Legal adviser Edwidge Belliard was very excited to meet you at lunch in DC a few months ago
  and I just saw her in the Hague on Wed. So Jeff--will stand by for your instructions Harold Harold Hongju Koh The Legal
  Adviser U.S. Department of State Suite 6421
  2201 C St. NW
  Washington, DC 20520-6421
  202 647 9598 office
  202 647 7096 fax
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:32:03 2009
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  Subject: Guinea
  Jeff/Harold--
  I spoke w Kouchener who will be meeting in Paris tomorrow night w Moroccan FM Faris-Firri. I told him we had offered
  ideas to help them out of their current standoff re returning the passport.
  Jeff, can you call your French counterpart to explain and connect w Harold if we need L to contact the French legal
  advisor? Thanks-iand let me know what unfolds. Hillary
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  I. Introduction
  The next six months will be a critical time for establishing the Department's leadership in
  bridging relationships for U.S. intergovernmental officials and their foreign counterparts,
  defining the mission and role of the Office of the Special Representative for Global
  Intergovernmental Affairs ("S/SRGIA"), and outlining an agenda that serves the needs of the
  Department and these officials. Our approach will be strategic and integrated, working in
  collaboration with Department bureaus and USAID offices to strengthen and deliver on the
  Secretary's and Administration's priorities.
  II. Key Objectives
  The Special Representative for Global Intergovernmental Affairs will serve the global
  needs of the U.S. intergovernmental officials and the entities they represent. The S/SRGIA will
  also connect U.S. state and local officials with intergovernmental officials around the world,
  promote local capacity building investments and programs to enhance country-led processes, and
  facilitate the needs and goals of intergovernmental officials here and abroad consistent with
  Department priorities.
  III. Next Steps
  This work plan describes activities that the S/SRGIA plans to initiate, grow and
  implement in the next six months. To place the Work Plan in context, we describe below
  S/SRGIA' s work-planning process.
  A. Establish S/SRGIA Mission and Role in the Department.
  Currently, no one and no office in the State Department has accountability to serve the
  needs of intergovernmental officials, (e.g., Governors, Mayors, local elected leaders, the entities
  that represent them) with respect to their global affairs portfolios. State and local officials'
  concerns are typically routed on an individual basis through bureaus with the results reflecting ,
  the priority of the person in the bureau's estimation or the nature of the request. Priority
  activities will be as follows:
  1
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  • Confirm the Secretary's support to focus on priority issues and countries;
  • Join Department's meetings and conversations with visiting foreign state and local
  representatives and dignitaries to establish S/SRGIA's role;
  • Strengthen support on global intergovernmental affairs issues internally in the State
  Department, by explaining the value of these stakeholders;
  • Track deployment of resources assisting intergovernmental officials and leverage the
  State Department's collective U.S. and global intergovernmental relationships;
  • Follow and interpret international issues (e.g., food security, global health, climate
  change, trade and economic development, energy) of importance to state governments;
  • Promote dialogue between the Department (e.g., USAID, EEB, ECA, Public Private
  Partnerships, Global Women's Issues, Consular Affairs, MCC and targeted Regional
  Bureaus) and external constituents (e.g., Governors, Mayors, local elected officials, and
  the entities that they represent) for more effective partnerships and relationships; and
  • Collaborate with the Public Diplomacy and INR to create a survey of foreign
  intergovernmental affairs officials to determine their needs and engage U.S.
  intergovernmental officials to learn how the Department should help to further their
  global goals.
  B. Conduct Stakeholder Outreach: Obtain first-hand understanding of the needs of
  U.S. intergovernmental officials.
  State economies are increasingly globalized, and more and more U.S. companies are
  competing in international markets and against firms worldwide. As the principal stewards of
  their states' economic success, Governors recognize that the global marketplace presents both
  challenges and opportunities and that states must address both to ensure their continued
  competitiveness. Thus, S/SRGIA will develop its global intergovernmental affairs outreach
  activities in partnership with its participating US and other intergovernmental and international
  organizations. U.S. national organizations who serve governmental authorities include but are
  not limited to the following:
  • National Governors Association;
  • National Lt. Governors Association;
  • U.S. Conference of Mayors;
  • National League of Cities;
  • National Association of Counties/Large Urban County Caucus;
  • National Association of States Attorney Generals;
  • National State Legislatures; and
  • Councils of State Governments.
  Outreach is essential to many aspects of the Department's activities. S/SRGIA's outreach
  objective is to promote and increase the general awareness of the benefits of the State
  Department efforts in global intergovernmental affairs, especially among decision makers and
  policy makers, educational entities, non-governmental organizations, public-interest groups and
  public agencies. S/SRGIA will provide international outreach services to state and local elected
  officials in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and all other inhabited U.S.
  territories. Specific objectives are to:
  2
  Sensitive But Unclassified
  • Build state by state profiles, thus creating a set of priorities and identifying opportunities
  for collaboration with state and local officials on their global projects and Department
  priorities;
  • Establish our target list of public officials to assist and nurture relationships with
  principals and the organizations that represent them and their global needs;
  • Create dialogue with the Governors and Mayors in preparation for the NGA and Mayors
  Washington conferences in the fall;
  • Travel to conferences and meetings within the United States and countries abroad
  required to implement the Department's global intergovernmental affairs agenda;
  • Develop a network of leaders, to collaborate and create partnerships;
  • Coordinate meetings between Department of State experts and state and local officials;
  • Support targeted elected officials trade missions and other official trips abroad;
  • Develop a strategy for deliverables such as multilateral pacts and Memorandum of
  Understandings on key State Department priorities that we will sign with responsible
  parties; and
  • Collaboration with EEB, to partner with them to engage state and local government
  leaders in the bureaus enhanced commercial diplomacy efforts (e.g. the Administration's
  National Export Initiative and EEB/Consular Affairs Business Visa Facilitation initiative,
  etc.).
  C. Conduct Stakeholder Outreach: Obtain first-hand understanding of the needs of
  middle and senior foreign intergovernmental affairs officials.
  Currently, ECA conducts a significant number of exchanges with foreign and
  domestic government officials. None of ECA's programs target regions with the
  objective of enhancing another country's government systems because the bureau's
  authorities do not permit any type of training since everything must be done under the
  auspices of enhancing mutual understanding. The most visible ECA program is the
  International Visitor Leadership Program which in FY09 brought in 1,390 foreign
  government officials at the state, city and national levels to gain knowledge around the
  US political system and culture. To date, the bureau estimates the same number of
  government visitors in FY10.
  Thus, S/SRGIA will develop its global intergovernmental affairs outreach activities in
  partnership with international organizations. International organizations who serve local
  governmental authorities include but are not limited to the following:
  • United Cities and Local Governments;
  • Metropolis;
  • The World Urban Forum;
  • UN-HABITAT;
  • Latin American and Caribbean Ministers of Housing and Urbanization;
  • UN Advisory Committee of Local Authorities;
  • The World Mayors Council on Climate Change;
  3
  Sensitive But Unclassified
  • Sister Cities International;
  • Local Governments for Sustainability; and
  • Municipal Development Partnerships which targets governments in Africa.
  Priority activities will be as follows:
  • S/SRGIA will collaborate with Public Diplomacy to conduct stakeholder outreach
  with strategic countries — e.g. Af, Pak, Iraq — and key emerging powers (Brazil,
  India, Indonesia, South Africa, Nigeria) and developing countries (Rwanda,
  Ethiopia, Kenya, etc.) to obtain first-hand understanding of the needs of middle
  and senior foreign intergovernmental affairs officials;
  • Collaborate with [NR to assist us in gaining a better understanding of what
  foreign intergovernmental affairs officials want to engage with their US
  counterparts ranging from engagement on a host of common policy concerns,
  opportunities, programs and connections.
  D. Provide Leadership for Department Intergovernmental Capacity Building.
  One of our largest challenges in most developing countries is the lack of capacity in the
  government below the President and Prime Minister level. As the Department seeks to
  implement development programs or conduct diplomacy, there is often limited local counterpart
  capacity to do so with or to empower. S/SRGIA will work with USAID and State bureaus and
  offices to provide connections and leadership development to build the capacity of
  intergovernmental officials in countries around the world. Currently, millions of dollars of
  USAID and ECA grants that support capacity building are typically carried out by contractors
  and have results that are not transparent in their reporting or impact. S/SRGIA will partner with
  existing offices to provide leadership for the investment in this space, accountability for the
  outcomes and programming, and foster relationships between intergovernmental officials here in
  the US with foreign partners to mentor and model what is needed.
  S/SRGIA capacity building strategies will primarily be based on best practices derived
  from studying successful and less-successful approaches. Within the next six months, S/SRGIA
  will work in partnership with Department and USAID bureaus and resources. Priority activities
  will be as follows:
  • Identify State Department investments, canvass additional State Department dedicated
  resources other than grant-making and assess the strength of the current environment
  needed to advance the S/SRGIA's Secretary capacity building agenda for state and local
  leaders; participate in QDDR process regarding this agenda;
  • Develop an agenda for a high-level retreat on the formulation of a National Capacity
  Development Strategy to present achievements to date, lessons learned and proposals for
  institutional capacity development going forward;
  • Work with the Chiefs of Missions and other diplomats in countries where capacity
  building is critical to the success of our diplomacy and development efforts;
  4
  Sensitive But Unclassified
  • Amplify and sustain high quality and results driven support to institutional capacity
  development by assisting in advocating for increased funding and building public-private
  partnerships;
  • Prioritize discrete initiatives to "fast track", based on importance, regional priorities (e.g.,
  Asia, Africa and Latin America), assessment of readiness, impact and feasibility and
  translate priorities into actionable interventions;
  • Develop a network of experts involved in existing capacity-building initiatives related to
  global intergovernmental affairs and build partnerships;
  • Define a coordinated approach and institutional responsibilities for supporting the GIA
  capacity building initiative; and
  • Identify opportunities for further collaboration with state and local officials on their
  projects and Department priorities.
  IV. Administrative Activities
  • Standardize requests for assistance with projects related to policy, business, trade,
  consular affairs, etc.; and
  • Link the Department website to states websites and trade and development office
  websites.
  V. Budget and Staffing
  S/SRGIA will require a budget and staffing to fulfill its mission.
  VI. Assessment of Progress
  The short term goal will be to engage U.S. intergovernmental officials about their global
  concerns. The S/SRGIA office will become a significant resource for high-level State
  Department engagement for U.S. state and local elected officials. The benefits of this new office
  will be immediate and grow over time as our engagement deepens. Assisting US states and local
  governments to expand their exports, promote locations for foreign investment and for
  participation in State Department priorities are some of the short term benefits we hope to
  achieve with respect to U.S. intergovernmental officials.
  With respect to the global intergovernmental officials, in the short term, we expect to
  work with our Regional Bureaus and Offices, (e.g., USAID, ECA, EEB, etc.) to assess the
  current state of play and assist us with how we better target and leverage our assistance to this
  constituency.
  In the longer term, institutionally, we need to sustain relationships with our embassies
  and missions overseas, so that they can assist state and local officials and their constituencies to
  expand their global business base. As related to our national capacity building strategy, in the
  long term, we seek to empower and educate and build relationships with state and local officials
  abroad. We also seek accountability for the outcomes of the programming and will provide
  leadership for future investments. Going forward, we will tailor these investments to address
  regional State Department priorities.
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  In addition, since there is a lack of USG harmonization of all of the relevant USG
  programs, having S/SRGIA be the designated coordinator will allow DOS to take the lead in
  synchronizing government wide programs that engage foreign government officials. This will be
  another long term goal for the office.
  VII. Potential Events
  A. Potential Events and Activities for S
  1. Private Dinner or Luncheon with the Governors and Urban Mayors;
  2. Roundtable or Speech at USCMNGA Winter Meetings; and
  3. Recommendations of Governors and Mayors for S to extend possible invitations for
  occasional international travel with S.
  B. Potential Events and Activities SRGIA
  1. Host "Day with State" with U.S. intergovernmental officials and conduct joint meetings
  with various State Department Bureaus and Offices giving stakeholders the ability to
  connect and partner with State;
  2. Focus Groups with Diplomats from key regions of interest representing Latin America,
  Africa, Asia in our development of our capacity building strategy;
  3. Meetings with other elected officials and representative organizations;
  4. Meetings with NG0s, thinktanks, etc.; and
  5. Recommend US intergovernmental officials for appointments to US delegations to State
  Department international meetings and conferences.
  VIII. Possible Travel for SRGIA
  A. Domestic
  1. TX, NY, VA, MD, PA, Delaware, D.C. Illinois, Florida, California, Ohio, NJ, Michigan.
  States are targeted based on foreign direct investment, export data and states of interest.
  B. International
  1. Travel to targeted international meetings that focus on engaging state and local leaders;
  (e.g. World Urban Forum, Brazil; World Cities Summit 2010, Singapore; World Alliance
  of Cities Against Poverty, Rotterdam; 3' Meeting of United Cities and Local
  Governments-ASPAC Congress 2010, Japan; Global Mayors Forum, Hong Kong and
  Shenzhen, China;
  2. Emphasis and travel to Asia, Latin America and Africa countries where capacity building
  is critical to the success of our diplomacy and development effort.
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  IX. Key Dates - 2010
  1. Jan, 13 - 14, 2010, Western Hemisphere Economic Officers Conference, Puerto Rico
  2. Jan. 20— Jan. 22, USCM Winter Meeting and June 2010 Annual Meeting
  3. Jan. 29 — Feb. 1, National Association of Secretaries of State
  4. Jan. 30 — Jan. 31, National Conference of State Legislatures, Savannah, GA
  5. Feb. 8 — Feb. 10, National Association of Attorneys General, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
  6. Feb. 20 — Feb. 22, National Governors Association Winter Meeting and July 2010
  Annual Meeting
  7. Mar. 6 — Mar. 7, National Association of Counties
  8. Mar. 10 — Mar. 12, National Lieutenant Governors Association
  9. International Conference of Mayors Summits
  10.Strategic and Economic Dialogue — Chaired by S and Treasury
  11.2010 - Gov. Linda Lingle, APEC Conference — Hawaii
  12.World Conference of Mayors for Peace
  13.United Nations Day
  14.Mayors Hemisphere Forum
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  To: The Honorable Hillary Rodham Clinton, Secretary of State
  Thru: Cheryl Mills, Counselor and Chief of Staff
  From: Reta Jo Lewis, Special Representative, Global Intergovernmental Affairs
  Date: December 31, 2009
  Subject: The Next Six Months - Work Plan
  I. Introduction
  The next six months will be a critical time for establishing the Department's leadership in
  bridging relationships for U.S. intergovernmental officials and their foreign counterparts,
  defining the mission and role of the Office of the Special Representative for Global
  Intergovernmental Affairs ("S/SRGIA"), and outlining an agenda that serves the needs of the
  Department and these officials. Our approach will be strategic and integrated, working in
  collaboration with Department bureaus and USAID offices to strengthen and deliver on the
  Secretary's and Administration's priorities.
  II. Key Objectives
  The Special Representative for Global Intergovernmental Affairs will serve the global
  needs of the U.S. intergovernmental officials and the entities they represent. The S/SRGIA will
  also connect U.S. state and local officials with intergovernmental officials around the world,
  promote local capacity building investments and programs to enhance country-led processes, and
  facilitate the needs and goals of intergovernmental officials here and abroad consistent with
  Department priorities.
  III. Next Steps
  This work plan describes activities that the S/SRGIA plans to initiate, grow and
  implement in the next six months. To place the Work Plan in context, we describe below
  S/SRGIA' s work-planning process.
  A. Establish S/SRGIA Mission and Role in the Department.
  Currently, no one and no office in the State Department has accountability to serve the
  needs of intergovernmental officials, (e.g., Governors, Mayors, local elected leaders, the entities
  that represent them) with respect to their global affairs portfolios. State and local officials'
  concerns are typically routed on an individual basis through bureaus with the results reflecting ,
  the priority of the person in the bureau's estimation or the nature of the request. Priority
  activities will be as follows:
  1
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  • Confirm the Secretary's support to focus on priority issues and countries;
  • Join Department's meetings and conversations with visiting foreign state and local
  representatives and dignitaries to establish S/SRGIA's role;
  • Strengthen support on global intergovernmental affairs issues internally in the State
  Department, by explaining the value of these stakeholders;
  • Track deployment of resources assisting intergovernmental officials and leverage the
  State Department's collective U.S. and global intergovernmental relationships;
  • Follow and interpret international issues (e.g., food security, global health, climate
  change, trade and economic development, energy) of importance to state governments;
  • Promote dialogue between the Department (e.g., USAID, EEB, ECA, Public Private
  Partnerships, Global Women's Issues, Consular Affairs, MCC and targeted Regional
  Bureaus) and external constituents (e.g., Governors, Mayors, local elected officials, and
  the entities that they represent) for more effective partnerships and relationships; and
  • Collaborate with the Public Diplomacy and INR to create a survey of foreign
  intergovernmental affairs officials to determine their needs and engage U.S.
  intergovernmental officials to learn how the Department should help to further their
  global goals.
  B. Conduct Stakeholder Outreach: Obtain first-hand understanding of the needs of
  U.S. intergovernmental officials.
  State economies are increasingly globalized, and more and more U.S. companies are
  competing in international markets and against firms worldwide. As the principal stewards of
  their states' economic success, Governors recognize that the global marketplace presents both
  challenges and opportunities and that states must address both to ensure their continued
  competitiveness. Thus, S/SRGIA will develop its global intergovernmental affairs outreach
  activities in partnership with its participating US and other intergovernmental and international
  organizations. U.S. national organizations who serve governmental authorities include but are
  not limited to the following:
  • National Governors Association;
  • National Lt. Governors Association;
  • U.S. Conference of Mayors;
  • National League of Cities;
  • National Association of Counties/Large Urban County Caucus;
  • National Association of States Attorney Generals;
  • National State Legislatures; and
  • Councils of State Governments.
  Outreach is essential to many aspects of the Department's activities. S/SRGIA's outreach
  objective is to promote and increase the general awareness of the benefits of the State
  Department efforts in global intergovernmental affairs, especially among decision makers and
  policy makers, educational entities, non-governmental organizations, public-interest groups and
  public agencies. S/SRGIA will provide international outreach services to state and local elected
  officials in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and all other inhabited U.S.
  territories. Specific objectives are to:
  2
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  • Build state by state profiles, thus creating a set of priorities and identifying opportunities
  for collaboration with state and local officials on their global projects and Department
  priorities;
  • Establish our target list of public officials to assist and nurture relationships with
  principals and the organizations that represent them and their global needs;
  • Create dialogue with the Governors and Mayors in preparation for the NGA and Mayors
  Washington conferences in the fall;
  • Travel to conferences and meetings within the United States and countries abroad
  required to implement the Department's global intergovernmental affairs agenda;
  • Develop a network of leaders, to collaborate and create partnerships;
  • Coordinate meetings between Department of State experts and state and local officials;
  • Support targeted elected officials trade missions and other official trips abroad;
  • Develop a strategy for deliverables such as multilateral pacts and Memorandum of
  Understandings on key State Department priorities that we will sign with responsible
  parties; and
  • Collaboration with EEB, to partner with them to engage state and local government
  leaders in the bureaus enhanced commercial diplomacy efforts (e.g. the Administration's
  National Export Initiative and EEB/Consular Affairs Business Visa Facilitation initiative,
  etc.).
  C. Conduct Stakeholder Outreach: Obtain first-hand understanding of the needs of
  middle and senior foreign intergovernmental affairs officials.
  Currently, ECA conducts a significant number of exchanges with foreign and
  domestic government officials. None of ECA's programs target regions with the
  objective of enhancing another country's government systems because the bureau's
  authorities do not permit any type of training since everything must be done under the
  auspices of enhancing mutual understanding. The most visible ECA program is the
  International Visitor Leadership Program which in FY09 brought in 1,390 foreign
  government officials at the state, city and national levels to gain knowledge around the
  US political system and culture. To date, the bureau estimates the same number of
  government visitors in FY10.
  Thus, S/SRGIA will develop its global intergovernmental affairs outreach activities in
  partnership with international organizations. International organizations who serve local
  governmental authorities include but are not limited to the following:
  • United Cities and Local Governments;
  • Metropolis;
  • The World Urban Forum;
  • UN-HABITAT;
  • Latin American and Caribbean Ministers of Housing and Urbanization;
  • UN Advisory Committee of Local Authorities;
  • The World Mayors Council on Climate Change;
  3
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  • Sister Cities International;
  • Local Governments for Sustainability; and
  • Municipal Development Partnerships which targets governments in Africa.
  Priority activities will be as follows:
  • S/SRGIA will collaborate with Public Diplomacy to conduct stakeholder outreach
  with strategic countries — e.g. Af, Pak, Iraq — and key emerging powers (Brazil,
  India, Indonesia, South Africa, Nigeria) and developing countries (Rwanda,
  Ethiopia, Kenya, etc.) to obtain first-hand understanding of the needs of middle
  and senior foreign intergovernmental affairs officials;
  • Collaborate with [NR to assist us in gaining a better understanding of what
  foreign intergovernmental affairs officials want to engage with their US
  counterparts ranging from engagement on a host of common policy concerns,
  opportunities, programs and connections.
  D. Provide Leadership for Department Intergovernmental Capacity Building.
  One of our largest challenges in most developing countries is the lack of capacity in the
  government below the President and Prime Minister level. As the Department seeks to
  implement development programs or conduct diplomacy, there is often limited local counterpart
  capacity to do so with or to empower. S/SRGIA will work with USAID and State bureaus and
  offices to provide connections and leadership development to build the capacity of
  intergovernmental officials in countries around the world. Currently, millions of dollars of
  USAID and ECA grants that support capacity building are typically carried out by contractors
  and have results that are not transparent in their reporting or impact. S/SRGIA will partner with
  existing offices to provide leadership for the investment in this space, accountability for the
  outcomes and programming, and foster relationships between intergovernmental officials here in
  the US with foreign partners to mentor and model what is needed.
  S/SRGIA capacity building strategies will primarily be based on best practices derived
  from studying successful and less-successful approaches. Within the next six months, S/SRGIA
  will work in partnership with Department and USAID bureaus and resources. Priority activities
  will be as follows:
  • Identify State Department investments, canvass additional State Department dedicated
  resources other than grant-making and assess the strength of the current environment
  needed to advance the S/SRGIA's Secretary capacity building agenda for state and local
  leaders; participate in QDDR process regarding this agenda;
  • Develop an agenda for a high-level retreat on the formulation of a National Capacity
  Development Strategy to present achievements to date, lessons learned and proposals for
  institutional capacity development going forward;
  • Work with the Chiefs of Missions and other diplomats in countries where capacity
  building is critical to the success of our diplomacy and development efforts;
  4
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  • Amplify and sustain high quality and results driven support to institutional capacity
  development by assisting in advocating for increased funding and building public-private
  partnerships;
  • Prioritize discrete initiatives to "fast track", based on importance, regional priorities (e.g.,
  Asia, Africa and Latin America), assessment of readiness, impact and feasibility and
  translate priorities into actionable interventions;
  • Develop a network of experts involved in existing capacity-building initiatives related to
  global intergovernmental affairs and build partnerships;
  • Define a coordinated approach and institutional responsibilities for supporting the GIA
  capacity building initiative; and
  • Identify opportunities for further collaboration with state and local officials on their
  projects and Department priorities.
  IV. Administrative Activities
  • Standardize requests for assistance with projects related to policy, business, trade,
  consular affairs, etc.; and
  • Link the Department website to states websites and trade and development office
  websites.
  V. Budget and Staffing
  S/SRGIA will require a budget and staffing to fulfill its mission.
  VI. Assessment of Progress
  The short term goal will be to engage U.S. intergovernmental officials about their global
  concerns. The S/SRGIA office will become a significant resource for high-level State
  Department engagement for U.S. state and local elected officials. The benefits of this new office
  will be immediate and grow over time as our engagement deepens. Assisting US states and local
  governments to expand their exports, promote locations for foreign investment and for
  participation in State Department priorities are some of the short term benefits we hope to
  achieve with respect to U.S. intergovernmental officials.
  With respect to the global intergovernmental officials, in the short term, we expect to
  work with our Regional Bureaus and Offices, (e.g., USAID, ECA, EEB, etc.) to assess the
  current state of play and assist us with how we better target and leverage our assistance to this
  constituency.
  In the longer term, institutionally, we need to sustain relationships with our embassies
  and missions overseas, so that they can assist state and local officials and their constituencies to
  expand their global business base. As related to our national capacity building strategy, in the
  long term, we seek to empower and educate and build relationships with state and local officials
  abroad. We also seek accountability for the outcomes of the programming and will provide
  leadership for future investments. Going forward, we will tailor these investments to address
  regional State Department priorities.
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  In addition, since there is a lack of USG harmonization of all of the relevant USG
  programs, having S/SRGIA be the designated coordinator will allow DOS to take the lead in
  synchronizing government wide programs that engage foreign government officials. This will be
  another long term goal for the office.
  VII. Potential Events
  A. Potential Events and Activities for S
  1. Private Dinner or Luncheon with the Governors and Urban Mayors;
  2. Roundtable or Speech at USCMNGA Winter Meetings; and
  3. Recommendations of Governors and Mayors for S to extend possible invitations for
  occasional international travel with S.
  B. Potential Events and Activities SRGIA
  1. Host "Day with State" with U.S. intergovernmental officials and conduct joint meetings
  with various State Department Bureaus and Offices giving stakeholders the ability to
  connect and partner with State;
  2. Focus Groups with Diplomats from key regions of interest representing Latin America,
  Africa, Asia in our development of our capacity building strategy;
  3. Meetings with other elected officials and representative organizations;
  4. Meetings with NG0s, thinktanks, etc.; and
  5. Recommend US intergovernmental officials for appointments to US delegations to State
  Department international meetings and conferences.
  VIII. Possible Travel for SRGIA
  A. Domestic
  1. TX, NY, VA, MD, PA, Delaware, D.C. Illinois, Florida, California, Ohio, NJ, Michigan.
  States are targeted based on foreign direct investment, export data and states of interest.
  B. International
  1. Travel to targeted international meetings that focus on engaging state and local leaders;
  (e.g. World Urban Forum, Brazil; World Cities Summit 2010, Singapore; World Alliance
  of Cities Against Poverty, Rotterdam; 3' Meeting of United Cities and Local
  Governments-ASPAC Congress 2010, Japan; Global Mayors Forum, Hong Kong and
  Shenzhen, China;
  2. Emphasis and travel to Asia, Latin America and Africa countries where capacity building
  is critical to the success of our diplomacy and development effort.
  6
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  IX. Key Dates - 2010
  1. Jan, 13 - 14, 2010, Western Hemisphere Economic Officers Conference, Puerto Rico
  2. Jan. 20— Jan. 22, USCM Winter Meeting and June 2010 Annual Meeting
  3. Jan. 29 — Feb. 1, National Association of Secretaries of State
  4. Jan. 30 — Jan. 31, National Conference of State Legislatures, Savannah, GA
  5. Feb. 8 — Feb. 10, National Association of Attorneys General, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
  6. Feb. 20 — Feb. 22, National Governors Association Winter Meeting and July 2010
  Annual Meeting
  7. Mar. 6 — Mar. 7, National Association of Counties
  8. Mar. 10 — Mar. 12, National Lieutenant Governors Association
  9. International Conference of Mayors Summits
  10.Strategic and Economic Dialogue — Chaired by S and Treasury
  11.2010 - Gov. Linda Lingle, APEC Conference — Hawaii
  12.World Conference of Mayors for Peace
  13.United Nations Day
  14.Mayors Hemisphere Forum
  7
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ExtractedBodyText: Thanks. I passed on to Ron as well and clarified it was to do with W Sahara.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766083 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B5,B6
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 1:34 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Guinea
  Thanks. I passed on to Ron as well and clarified it was to do with W Sahara.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 12:31:44 2009
  Subject: Fw: Guinea
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D <FeltmanJD@state.gov>
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju <KohHH@state.gov>; H
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 11:55:56 2009
  Subject: Re: Guinea
  Harold, we told the Moroccans they have a couple of options.
  Other ideas welcome!
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Original Message
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:45:37 2009
  Subject: Re: Guinea
  Will happily do. The French Legal adviser Edwidge Belliard was very excited to meet you at lunch in DC a few months ago
  and I just saw her in the Hague on Wed. So Jeff--will stand by for your instructions Harold Harold Hongju Koh The Legal
  Adviser U.S. Department of State Suite 6421
  2201 C St. NW
  Washington, DC 20520-6421
  202 647 9598 office
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766083 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766083 Date: 08/31/2015
  202 647 7096 fax
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:32:03 2009
  Subject: Guinea
  Jeff/Harold--
  I spoke w Kouchener who will be meeting in Paris tomorrow night w Moroccan FM Faris-Firri. I told him we had offered
  ideas to help them out of their current standoff re returning the passport.
  Jeff, can you call your French counterpart to explain and connect w Harold if we need L to contact the French legal
  advisor? Thanks-iand let me know what unfolds. Hillary
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766083 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: See below. Todd also wrote a short while ago to say the following:
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766084 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: Sullivan, 'Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 1:37 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: NYT Editorial
  See below. Todd also wrote a short while ago to say the following:
  From: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 12:50:30 2009
  Subject: Fw: NYT Editorial
  By the way, see below. HRC should see. Thanks.
  From: Ben Kobren
  To: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC); Todd Stern <
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 08:12:24 2009
  Subject: NYT Editorial
  Ogden, Peter R
  Really good editorial here. Really worth reading.
  This Week in Copenhagen
  December 12, 2009
  Editorial
  We didn't expect much from the first week of the global warming conference in Copenhagen. Countries need to
  do a little posturing before getting down to the hard work, which is supposed to start on Monday. But the
  belligerent talk from China seemed to go well beyond the usual positioning.
  The best hope is that the talks will produce an interim understanding under which industrialized countries would
  commit to fairly precise targets for reduced emissions, and others, like China, to broader but measurable goals.
  The industrial countries would be expected to help poorer countries shift to less-polluting forms of energy.
  That would set the stage for a legally binding deal in 2010. But there is no chance of even an interim agreement
  without the enthusiastic participation of China, the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases. China's absence would
  give other developing countries — and the United States Senate — an excuse to do less than needed.
  Beijing's recent pledge to slow the growth in emissions seemed like a positive shift in attitude. Then on
  Tuesday, in a surprising show of defensiveness, China's top negotiator, Su Wei, said the greatest burden rested
  with the industrialized countries and jumped on the United States, Japan and the European Union for not being
  aggressive enough. Another Chinese official urged Washington to do "some deep soul-searching" and improve
  its proposal.
  Todd Stern, the chief American negotiator, responded correctly: With emissions in many industrialized
  countries peaking or declining, just about all of the growth in greenhouse gases is expected to come from the
  developing world between now and 2030, half from China. Rich nations must still reduce emissions sharply,
  Mr. Stern said, but "there is no way to solve this problem by giving the major developing countries a pass."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766084 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766084 Date: 08/31/2015
  China has also been demanding that rich nations contribute hundreds of millions of dollars a year to help poor
  countries address the threat of climate change. Again Mr. Stern was blunt. Washington is prepared to help those
  who need it, but given China's huge reserves and revved-up economy, he said he could not envision "public
  funds, certainly not from the United States, going to China."
  The most positive development has been a pledge by the European Union to contribute $10.5 billion over the
  next three years to help poorer countries deal with climate change. The United States has said that it will make a
  contribution but has not said how big it will be.
  Transparency is another difficult issue that must be resolved, at least in principle, this week. There is no point in
  setting targets, or threatening penalties for noncompliance, unless countries are required to report emissions
  accurately. Transparency has never been one of Beijing's virtues, and emerging countries generally need aid to
  create sophisticated monitoring systems.
  Copenhagen's broadest challenge is finding an equitable way to distribute the burden of confronting climate
  change. Despite some differences, the industrialized nations have pretty much agreed to trim their emissions by
  15 percent to 20 percent from 2005 levels in the next 10 years, and by 80 percent by midcentury. And all seem
  to be willing to make expensive investments to get there. President Obama will need help from Congress, no
  sure thing.
  A host of developing countries — including India, Brazil, Indonesia — have put broad goals on the table,
  though in some cases they seem more aspirational than real. But the bottom line is that the hope for a
  meaningful deal is vanishingly small if China doesn't sign on.
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  Whoops. ..to say:
  HRC should come. Danes expect all day Thursday for discussions with and among leaders to resolve open issues.
  Discussed this with Danish leaders today. Think this very important. This is looking more and more difficult, so I'm
  certainly not promising success. But bad if we don't try full out. Thanks pal.

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766085 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ©state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 1:39 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: NYT Editorial
  Whoops. ..to say:
  HRC should come. Danes expect all day Thursday for discussions with and among leaders to resolve open issues.
  Discussed this with Danish leaders today. Think this very important. This is looking more and more difficult, so I'm
  certainly not promising success. But bad if we don't try full out. Thanks pal.
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 13:37:18 2009
  Subject: Fw: NYT Editorial
  See below. Todd also wrote a short while ago to say the following:
  From: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 12:50:30 2009
  Subject: Fw: NYT Editorial
  By the way, see below. HRC should see. Thanks.
  From: Ben Kobren
  To: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC); Todd Stern <
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 08:12:24 2009
  Subject: NYT Editorial
  Ogden, Peter R
  Really good editorial here. Really worth reading.
  This Week in Copenhagen
  December 12, 2009
  Editorial
  We didn't expect much from the first week of the global warming conference in Copenhagen. Countries need to
  do a little posturing before getting down to the hard work, which is supposed to start on Monday. But the
  belligerent talk from China seemed to go well beyond the usual positioning.
  The best hope is that the talks will produce an interim understanding under which industrialized countries would
  commit to fairly precise targets for reduced emissions, and others, like China, to broader but measurable goals.
  The industrial countries would be expected to help poorer countries shift to less-polluting forms of energy.
  That would set the stage for a legally binding deal in 2010. But there is no chance of even an interim agreement
  without the enthusiastic participation of China, the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases. China's absence would
  give other developing countries — and the United States Senate — an excuse to do less than needed.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766085 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766085 Date: 08/31/2015
  Beijing's recent pledge to slow the growth in emissions seemed like a positive shift in attitude. Then on
  Tuesday, in a surprising show of defensiveness, China's top negotiator, Su Wei, said the greatest burden rested
  with the industrialized countries and jumped on the United States, Japan and the European Union for not being
  aggressive enough. Another Chinese official urged Washington to do "some deep soul-searching" and improve
  its proposal.
  Todd Stern, the chief American negotiator, responded correctly: With emissions in many industrialized
  countries peaking or declining, just about all of the growth in greenhouse gases is expected to come from the
  developing world between now and 2030, half from China. Rich nations must still reduce emissions sharply,
  Mr. Stern said, but "there is no way to solve this problem by giving the major developing countries a pass."
  China has also been demanding that rich nations contribute hundreds of millions of dollars a year to help poor
  countries address the threat of climate change. Again Mr. Stern was blunt. Washington is prepared to help those
  who need it, but given China's huge reserves and revved-up economy, he said he could not envision "public
  funds, certainly not from the United States, going to China."
  The most positive development has been a pledge by the European Union to contribute $10.5 billion over the
  next three years to help poorer countries deal with climate change. The United States has said that it will make a
  contribution but has not said how big it will be.
  Transparency is another difficult issue that must be resolved, at least in principle, this week. There is no point in
  setting targets, or threatening penalties for noncompliance, unless countries are required to report emissions
  accurately. Transparency has never been one of Beijing's virtues, and emerging countries generally need aid to
  create sophisticated monitoring systems.
  Copenhagen's broadest challenge is finding an equitable way to distribute the burden of confronting climate
  change. Despite some differences, the industrialized nations have pretty much agreed to trim their emissions by
  15 percent to 20 percent from 2005 levels in the next 10 years, and by 80 percent by midcentury. And all seem
  to be willing to make expensive investments to get there. President Obama will need help from Congress, no
  sure thing.
  A host of developing countries — including India, Brazil, Indonesia — have put broad goals on the table,
  though in some cases they seem more aspirational than real. But the bottom line is that the hope for a
  meaningful deal is vanishingly small if China doesn't sign on.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No: C05766085 Date: 08/31/2015



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  From: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 4:49 PM
  To: H; 'Sullivanil@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Afghan reporting
  Readouts from all your calls r going to the relevant people.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'sullivanjj@state.gov' <sullivanjj@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 16:41:42 2009
  Subject: Afghan reporting
  Who do I respond to re these calls? Or are we just sending the memcons?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766086 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Per the plan, a statement is being released in your name. This is the same statement you saw in the memo package
  from Mitchell:
  Today's announcement by the Government of Israel helps move forward toward resolving the Israeli-Palestinian
  conflict. We believe that through good-faith negotiations the parties can mutually agree on an outcome which ends the
  conflict and reconciles the Palestinian goal of an independent and viable state based on the 1967 lines, with agreed
  swaps, and the Israeli goal of a Jewish state with secure and recognized borders that reflect subsequent developments
  and meet Israeli security requirements. Let me say to all the people of the region and world: our commitment to
  achieving a solution with two states living side by side in peace and security is unwavering.

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 4:52 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Statement on settlement moratorium
  Per the plan, a statement is being released in your name. This is the same statement you saw in the memo package
  from Mitchell:
  Today's announcement by the Government of Israel helps move forward toward resolving the Israeli-Palestinian
  conflict. We believe that through good-faith negotiations the parties can mutually agree on an outcome which ends the
  conflict and reconciles the Palestinian goal of an independent and viable state based on the 1967 lines, with agreed
  swaps, and the Israeli goal of a Jewish state with secure and recognized borders that reflect subsequent developments
  and meet Israeli security requirements. Let me say to all the people of the region and world: our commitment to
  achieving a solution with two states living side by side in peace and security is unwavering.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766088 Date: 07/31/2015



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  I just talked to the French NEA equivalent.
  Jeffrey Feltman

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766089 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D <FeltmanJD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 2:02 PM
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju; H
  Subject Re: Guinea
  I just talked to the French NEA equivalent.
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Original Message ---
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D; 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 12:31:14 2009
  Subject: RE: Guinea
  That sounds like a good menu. We are seeing if there are other options and will get back to you
  Original Message--
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 11:56 AM
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju; 'HDR22@clintonemail.com'
  Subject: Re: Guinea
  Harold, we told the Moroccans they have a couple of options.
  Other ideas welcome!
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Original Message ---
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:45:37 2009
  Subject: Re: Guinea
  Will happily do. The French Legal adviser Edwidge Belliard was very excited to meet you at lunch in DC a few months ago
  and I just saw her in the Hague on Wed. So Jeff—will stand by for your instructions Harold Harold Hongju Koh The Legal
  Adviser U.S. Department of State Suite 6421
  2201 C St. NW
  Washington, DC 20520-6421
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766089 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766089 Date: 08/31/2015
  202 647 9598 office
  202 647 7096 fax
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 10:32:03 2009
  Subject: Guinea
  Jeff/Harold--
  I spoke w Kouchener who will be meeting in Paris tomorrow night w Moroccan FM Faris-Firri. I told him we had offered
  ideas to help them out of their current standoff re returning the passport.
  Jeff, can you call your French counterpart to explain and connect w Harold if we need L to contact the French legal
  advisor? Thanks-iand let me know what unfolds. Hillary
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766089 Date: 08/31/2015



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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 4:59 PM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: Statement on settlement moratorium
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 4:56 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: Statement on settlement moratorium
  What do you think?
  Original Message ----
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 16:52:27 2009
  Subject: Statement on settlement moratorium
  Per the plan, a statement is being released in your name. This is the same statement you saw in the memo package
  from Mitchell:
  Today's announcement by the Government of Israel helps move forward toward resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
  We believe that through good-faith negotiations the parties can mutually agree on an outcome which ends the conflict
  and reconciles the Palestinian goal of an independent and viable state based on the 1967 lines, with agreed swaps, and
  the Israeli goal of a Jewish state with secure and recognized borders that reflect subsequent developments and meet
  Israeli security requirements. Let me say to all the people of the region and world: our commitment to achieving a
  solution with two states living side by side in peace and security is unwavering.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766090 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Madam Secretary: We are in total agreement with the French on this issue, are coordinating closely and being proactive
  in our own diplomacy.
  Johnnie

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  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 2:13 PM
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject Re: Guinea
  Madam Secretary: We are in total agreement with the French on this issue, are coordinating closely and being proactive
  in our own diplomacy.
  Johnnie
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Carson, Johnnie
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 12:35:57 2009
  Subject: Guinea
  I spoke w French FM Kouchner
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  I've asked Todd to identify the specific areas where he thinks progress can be made through discussions on Thursday.
  At a high level, I think leaders' conversations on Thursday will begin to narrow gaps on the big issues -- transparency,
  funding, inscribing commitments, etc -- IF (and it's a big if) those gaps are narrow-able. If they're not, then
  Thursday/Friday will be days of trying and failing ... but at least trying.
  Todd's view is that there is not enough time Friday for top-level meetings to close the deal; that two days are required.
  You would be our head of delegation for the first, POTUS for the second.

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 3:16 PM
  To:
  Subject RE: NYT Editorial
  I've asked Todd to identify the specific areas where he thinks progress can be made through discussions on Thursday.
  At a high level, I think leaders' conversations on Thursday will begin to narrow gaps on the big issues -- transparency,
  funding, inscribing commitments, etc -- IF (and it's a big if) those gaps are narrow-able. If they're not, then
  Thursday/Friday will be days of trying and failing ... but at least trying.
  Todd's view is that there is not enough time Friday for top-level meetings to close the deal; that two days are required.
  You would be our head of delegation for the first, POTUS for the second.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 2:35 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: NYT Editorial
  Do you think we could get anything done? If so, what?
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivanil@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 13:38:30 2009
  Subject: Re: NYT Editorial
  Whoops...to say:
  HRC should come. Danes expect all day Thursday for discussions with and among leaders to resolve open issues.
  Discussed this with Danish leaders today. Think this very important. This is looking more and more difficult, so I'm
  certainly not promising success. But bad if we don't try full out. Thanks pal.
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 13:37:18 2009
  Subject: Fw: NYT Editorial
  See below. Todd also wrote a short while ago to say the following:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766092 Date: 08/31/2015

  From: Ben Kobren
  To: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC); Todd Stern
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 08:12:24 2009
  Subject: NYT Editorial
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766092 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 12:50:30 2009
  Subject: Fw: NYT Editorial
  By the way, see below. HRC should see. Thanks.
  Ogden, Peter R
  Really good editorial here. Really worth reading.
  This Week in Copenhagen
  December 12, 2009
  Editorial
  We didn't expect much from the first week of the global warming conference in Copenhagen. Countries need to do a
  little posturing before getting down to the hard work, which is supposed to start on Monday. But the belligerent talk
  from China seemed to go well beyond the usual positioning.
  The best hope is that the talks will produce an interim understanding under which industrialized countries would
  commit to fairly precise targets for reduced emissions, and others, like China, to broader but measurable goals. The
  industrial countries would be expected to help poorer countries shift to less-polluting forms of energy.
  That would set the stage for a legally binding deal in 2010. But there is no chance of even an interim agreement without
  the enthusiastic participation of China, the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases. China's absence would give other
  developing countries — and the United States Senate — an excuse to do less than needed.
  Beijing's recent pledge to slow the growth in emissions seemed like a positive shift in attitude. Then on Tuesday, in a
  surprising show of defensiveness, China's top negotiator, Su Wei, said the greatest burden rested with the industrialized
  countries and jumped on the United States, Japan and the European Union for not being aggressive enough. Another
  Chinese official urged Washington to do "some deep soul-searching" and improve its proposal.
  Todd Stern, the chief American negotiator, responded correctly: With emissions in many industrialized countries peaking
  or declining, just about all of the growth in greenhouse gases is expected to come from the developing world between
  now and 2030, half from China. Rich nations must still reduce emissions sharply, Mr. Stern said, but "there is no way to
  solve this problem by giving the major developing countries a pass."
  China has also been demanding that rich nations contribute hundreds of millions of dollars a year to help poor countries
  address the threat of climate change. Again Mr. Stern was blunt. Washington is prepared to help those who need it, but
  given China's huge reserves and revved-up economy, he said he could not envision "public funds, certainly not from the
  United States, going to China."
  The most positive development has been a pledge by the European Union to contribute $10.5 billion over the next three
  years to help poorer countries deal with climate change. The United States has said that it will make a contribution but
  has not said how big it will be.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766092 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766092 Date: 08/31/2015
  Transparency is another difficult issue that must be resolved, at least in principle, this week. There is no point in setting
  targets, or threatening penalties for noncompliance, unless countries are required to report emissions accurately.
  Transparency has never been one of Beijing's virtues, and emerging countries generally need aid to create sophisticated
  monitoring systems.
  Copenhagen's broadest challenge is finding an equitable way to distribute the burden of confronting climate change.
  Despite some differences, the industrialized nations have pretty much agreed to trim their emissions by 15 percent to 20
  percent from 2005 levels in the next 10 years, and by 80 percent by midcentury. And all seem to be willing to make
  expensive investments to get there. President Obama will need help from Congress, no sure thing.
  A host of developing countries — including India, Brazil, Indonesia — have put broad goals on the table, though in some
  cases they seem more aspirational than real. But the bottom line is that the hope for a meaningful deal is vanishingly
  small if China doesn't sign on.
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  Will get back to you on the specific process, but my understanding is that it will be a series of bilats and possibly some
  working sessions. You can meet with leaders; harder for Todd or Chu to do so.

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  To:
  Subject: RE: NYT Editorial
  Will get back to you on the specific process, but my understanding is that it will be a series of bilats and possibly some
  working sessions. You can meet with leaders; harder for Todd or Chu to do so.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 3:20 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Re: NYT Editorial
  And also what would the process be--why would my parachuting in going to be determinative?
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob I <Sullivardi@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 15:15:53 2009
  Subject: RE: NYT Editorial
  I've asked Todd to identify the specific areas where he thinks progress can be made through discussions on Thursday.
  At a high level, I think leaders' conversations on Thursday will begin to narrow gaps on the big issues -- transparency,
  funding, inscribing commitments, etc -- IF (and it's a big if) those gaps are narrow-able. If they're not, then
  Thursday/Friday will be days of trying and failing ... but at least trying.
  Todd's view is that there is not enough time Friday for top-level meetings to close the deal; that two days are required.
  You would be our head of delegation for the first, POTUS for the second.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 2:35 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Re: NYT Editorial
  Do you think we could get anything done? If so, what?
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob I <Sullivanii@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 13:38:30 2009
  Subject: Re: NYT Editorial
  Whoops...to say:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766093 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766093 Date: 08/31/2015
  HRC should come. Danes expect all day Thursday for discussions with and among leaders to resolve open issues.
  Discussed this with Danish leaders today. Think this very important. This is looking more and more difficult, so I'm
  certainly not promising success. But bad if we don't try full out. Thanks pal.
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 13:37:18 2009
  Subject: Fw: NYT Editorial
  See below. Todd also wrote a short while ago to say the following:
  From: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC)
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 12:50:30 2009
  Subject: Fw: NYT Editorial
  By the way, see below. HRC should see. Thanks.
  From: Ben Kobren
  To: Stern, Todd D (S/SECC); Todd Stern
  Sent: Sat Dec 12 08:12:24 2009
  Subject: NYT Editorial
  Ogden, Peter R
  Really good editorial here. Really worth reading.
  This Week in Copenhagen
  December 12, 2009
  Editorial
  We didn't expect much from the first week of the global warming conference in Copenhagen. Countries need to do a
  little posturing before getting down to the hard work, which is supposed to start on Monday. But the belligerent talk
  from China seemed to go well beyond the usual positioning.
  The best hope is that the talks will produce an interim understanding under which industrialized countries would
  commit to fairly precise targets for reduced emissions, and others, like China, to broader but measurable goals. The
  industrial countries would be expected to help poorer countries shift to less-polluting forms of energy.
  That would set the stage for a legally binding deal in 2010. But there is no chance of even an interim agreement without
  the enthusiastic participation of China, the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases. China's absence would give other
  developing countries — and the United States Senate — an excuse to do less than needed.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766093 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766093 Date: 08/31/2015
  Beijing's recent pledge to slow the growth in emissions seemed like a positive shift in attitude. Then on Tuesday, in a
  surprising show of defensiveness, China's top negotiator, Su Wei, said the greatest burden rested with the industrialized
  countries and jumped on the United States, Japan and the European Union for not being aggressive enough. Another
  Chinese official urged Washington to do "some deep soul-searching" and improve its proposal.
  Todd Stern, the chief American negotiator, responded correctly: With emissions in many industrialized countries peaking
  or declining, just about all of the growth in greenhouse gases is expected to come from the developing world between
  now and 2030, half from China. Rich nations must still reduce emissions sharply, Mr. Stern said, but "there is no way to
  solve this problem by giving the major developing countries a pass."
  China has also been demanding that rich nations contribute hundreds of millions of dollars a year to help poor countries
  address the threat of climate change. Again Mr. Stern was blunt. Washington is prepared to help those who need it, but
  given China's huge reserves and revved-up economy, he said he could not envision "public funds, certainly not from the
  United States, going to China."
  The most positive development has been a pledge by the European Union to contribute $10.5 billion over the next three
  years to help poorer countries deal with climate change. The United States has said that it will make a contribution but
  has not said how big it will be.
  Transparency is another difficult issue that must be resolved, at least in principle, this week. There is no point in setting
  targets, or threatening penalties for noncompliance, unless countries are required to report emissions accurately.
  Transparency has never been one of Beijing's virtues, and emerging countries generally need aid to create sophisticated
  monitoring systems.
  Copenhagen's broadest challenge is finding an equitable way to distribute the burden of confronting climate change.
  Despite some differences, the industrialized nations have pretty much agreed to trim their emissions by 15 percent to 20
  percent from 2005 levels in the next 10 years, and by 80 percent by midcentury. And all seem to be willing to make
  expensive investments to get there. President Obama will need help from Congress, no sure thing.
  A host of developing countries — including India, Brazil, Indonesia — have put broad goals on the table, though in some
  cases they seem more aspirational than real. But the bottom line is that the hope for a meaningful deal is vanishingly
  small if China doesn't sign on.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766093 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Netanyahu gave a press conference a few hours ago. I've seen plenty of his quotes in stories. Let me see if I can find
  transcript.

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  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:22 PM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: Abu Mazen
  Netanyahu gave a press conference a few hours ago. I've seen plenty of his quotes in stories. Let me see if I can find
  transcript.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:18 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Abu Mazen
  He's asking if Israel made its statement since he hasn't seen it and I told him I hadn't either. Is there one?
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  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:29 PM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: Abu Mazen
  Will do.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:25 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob i
  Subject: Re: Abu Mazen
  Make sure Daniel R gets transcripts of what Mitchell and I said to the PA so Abbas can see it and if there is a transcript of
  Bibi too.
  Original Message ----
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivanii@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 17:21:36 2009
  Subject: RE: Abu Mazen
  Netanyahu gave a press conference a few hours ago. I've seen plenty of his quotes in stories. Let me see if I can find
  transcript.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:18 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 1
  Subject: Abu Mazen
  He's asking if Israel made its statement since he hasn't seen it and I told him I hadn't either. Is there one?
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  Will do. Below is the formal statement that was released in the PM's name:
  Today, my cabinet authorized a policy of restraint regarding settlements which will include a suspension of new permits
  and new construction in Judea and Samaria for a period of ten months.
  My cabinet authorized this far reaching step because of our deep desire for peace.
  We hope that this decision will help launch meaningful peace negotiations to reach a historic peace agreement that will
  finally end the conflict between the Palestinians and Israel.
  We are committed to working closely with the United States to advance peace and security in the region.
  We have been told by many friends that once Israel takes the first step towards peace, the Palestinians and the Arab
  world would respond positively with steps of their own to create a virtuous cycle of goodwill.
  Well, the government of Israel is taking a very big and difficult step toward peace today.
  I hope that the Palestinians and the Arab world will seize this opportunity to work with us to forge a new beginning and
  a new future for our children and for their children.
  Since the day our government was sworn in eight months ago, we have been calling for direct negotiations with the
  Palestinians.
  During that time, we have taken many concrete actions to improve daily life for the Palestinians and to create a climate
  in which political negotiations would have the best chance to succeed.
  We have dismantled hundreds of roadblocks and checkpoints, extended the hours of operation on the Allenby Bridge
  and removed bureaucratic obstacles to Palestinian economic development.
  These actions have helped spur a surge, a boom, in the Palestinian economy. At the same time, the security
  environment has improved thanks both to the efforts of the IDF and to the efforts of better trained PA security forces.
  Now we wish to add to this improved economic and security climate meaningful political negotiations.
  I have already said that we will not build new settlements and that we would not expropriate additional land for existing
  settlements.
  I said we would also restrain settlement activity, and that's exactly what we decided to do today.
  I promised to enable normal life to continue for the three hundred thousand Israeli citizens, our brothers and sisters,
  who live in Judea and Samaria.
  That is why this suspension will not affect construction currently underway.
  It will not include the schools, kindergartens, synagogues and public buildings necessary for the continuation of normal
  life over the time period of the suspension.
  Obviously, any infrastructure that may be needed to protect our national security or to safeguard the lives of our citizens
  will also be provided during this time.
  Regarding Jerusalem, our sovereign capital, our position is well known. We do not put any restrictions on building in our
  sovereign capital.
  As always, we are committed to protect freedom of worship for all faiths and to ensure equal and fair treatment for all
  the city's residents, Jews and Arabs alike.
  When the suspension ends, my government will revert to the policies of previous governments in relation to
  construction.
  I want to say clearly to the Palestinians: Now is the time to begin negotiations. Now is the time to move the peace
  process forward. There is no more time to waste.
  Israel has taken a far reaching step for peace. It's time for the Palestinians to do the same.

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  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:32 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Abu Mazen
  Will do. Below is the formal statement that was released in the PM's name:
  Today, my cabinet authorized a policy of restraint regarding settlements which will include a suspension of new permits
  and new construction in Judea and Samaria for a period of ten months.
  My cabinet authorized this far reaching step because of our deep desire for peace.
  We hope that this decision will help launch meaningful peace negotiations to reach a historic peace agreement that will
  finally end the conflict between the Palestinians and Israel.
  We are committed to working closely with the United States to advance peace and security in the region.
  We have been told by many friends that once Israel takes the first step towards peace, the Palestinians and the Arab
  world would respond positively with steps of their own to create a virtuous cycle of goodwill.
  Well, the government of Israel is taking a very big and difficult step toward peace today.
  I hope that the Palestinians and the Arab world will seize this opportunity to work with us to forge a new beginning and
  a new future for our children and for their children.
  Since the day our government was sworn in eight months ago, we have been calling for direct negotiations with the
  Palestinians.
  During that time, we have taken many concrete actions to improve daily life for the Palestinians and to create a climate
  in which political negotiations would have the best chance to succeed.
  We have dismantled hundreds of roadblocks and checkpoints, extended the hours of operation on the Allenby Bridge
  and removed bureaucratic obstacles to Palestinian economic development.
  These actions have helped spur a surge, a boom, in the Palestinian economy. At the same time, the security
  environment has improved thanks both to the efforts of the IDF and to the efforts of better trained PA security forces.
  Now we wish to add to this improved economic and security climate meaningful political negotiations.
  I have already said that we will not build new settlements and that we would not expropriate additional land for existing
  settlements.
  I said we would also restrain settlement activity, and that's exactly what we decided to do today.
  I promised to enable normal life to continue for the three hundred thousand Israeli citizens, our brothers and sisters,
  who live in Judea and Samaria.
  That is why this suspension will not affect construction currently underway.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766101 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766101 Date: 07/31/2015
  It will not include the schools, kindergartens, synagogues and public buildings necessary for the continuation of normal
  life over the time period of the suspension.
  Obviously, any infrastructure that may be needed to protect our national security or to safeguard the lives of our citizens
  will also be provided during this time.
  Regarding Jerusalem, our sovereign capital, our position is well known. We do not put any restrictions on building in our
  sovereign capital.
  As always, we are committed to protect freedom of worship for all faiths and to ensure equal and fair treatment for all
  the city's residents, Jews and Arabs alike.
  When the suspension ends, my government will revert to the policies of previous governments in relation to
  construction.
  I want to say clearly to the Palestinians: Now is the time to begin negotiations. Now is the time to move the peace
  process forward. There is no more time to waste.
  Israel has taken a far reaching step for peace. It's time for the Palestinians to do the same.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:25 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: Abu Mazen
  Make sure Daniel R gets transcripts of what Mitchell and I said to the PA so Abbas can see it and if there is a transcript of
  Bibi too.
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob I <Sullivan.11@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 17:21:36 2009
  Subject: RE: Abu Mazen
  Netanyahu gave a press conference a few hours ago. I've seen plenty of his quotes in stories. Let me see if I can find
  transcript.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:18 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 1
  Subject: Abu Mazen
  He's asking if Israel made its statement since he hasn't seen it and I told him I hadn't either. Is there one?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766101 Date: 07/31/2015



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  Daniel R is going to get it to him, along with your statement, highlighting what you've said about 1967.

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  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:39 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Abu Mazen
  Daniel R is going to get it to him, along with your statement, highlighting what you've said about 1967.
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:38 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: Abu Mazen
  Abu Mazen wants to see it. I assume Mara knows how to send?
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 17:31:48 2009
  Subject: RE: Abu Mazen
  Will do. Below is the formal statement that was released in the PM's name:
  Today, my cabinet authorized a policy of restraint regarding settlements which will include a suspension of new permits
  and new construction in Judea and Samaria for a period of ten months.
  My cabinet authorized this far reaching step because of our deep desire for peace.
  We hope that this decision will help launch meaningful peace negotiations to reach a historic peace agreement that will
  finally end the conflict between the Palestinians and Israel.
  We are committed to working closely with the United States to advance peace and security in the region.
  We have been told by many friends that once Israel takes the first step towards peace, the Palestinians and the Arab
  world would respond positively with steps of their own to create a virtuous cycle of goodwill.
  Well, the government of Israel is taking a very big and difficult step toward peace today.
  I hope that the Palestinians and the Arab world will seize this opportunity to work with us to forge a new beginning and
  a new future for our children and for their children.
  Since the day our government was sworn in eight months ago, we have been calling for direct negotiations with the
  Palestinians.
  During that time, we have taken many concrete actions to improve daily life for the Palestinians and to create a climate
  in which political negotiations would have the best chance to succeed.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766102 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766102 Date: 07/31/2015
  We have dismantled hundreds of roadblocks and checkpoints, extended the hours of operation on the Allenby Bridge
  and removed bureaucratic obstacles to Palestinian economic development.
  These actions have helped spur a surge, a boom, in the Palestinian economy. At the same time, the security
  environment has improved thanks both to the efforts of the IDF and to the efforts of better trained PA security forces.
  Now we wish to add to this improved economic and security climate meaningful political negotiations.
  I have already said that we will not build new settlements and that we would not expropriate additional land for existing
  settlements.
  I said we would also restrain settlement activity, and that's exactly what we decided to do today.
  I promised to enable normal life to continue for the three hundred thousand Israeli citizens, our brothers and sisters,
  who live in Judea and Samaria.
  That is why this suspension will not affect construction currently underway.
  It will not include the schools, kindergartens, synagogues and public buildings necessary for the continuation of normal
  life over the time period of the suspension.
  Obviously, any infrastructure that may be needed to protect our national security or to safeguard the lives of our citizens
  will also be provided during this time.
  Regarding Jerusalem, our sovereign capital, our position is well known. We do not put any restrictions on building in our
  sovereign capital.
  As always, we are committed to protect freedom of worship for all faiths and to ensure equal and fair treatment for all
  the city's residents, Jews and Arabs alike.
  When the suspension ends, my government will revert to the policies of previous governments in relation to
  construction.
  I want to say clearly to the Palestinians: Now is the time to begin negotiations. Now is the time to move the peace
  process forward. There is no more time to waste.
  Israel has taken a far reaching step for peace. It's time for the Palestinians to do the same.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:25 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 1
  Subject: Re: Abu Mazen
  Make sure Daniel R gets transcripts of what Mitchell and I said to the PA so Abbas can see it and if there is a transcript of
  Bibi too.
  Original Message ----
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 17:21:36 2009
  Subject: RE:' Abu Mazen
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766102 Date: 07/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766102 Date: 07/31/2015
  Netanyahu gave a press conference a few hours ago. I've seen plenty of his quotes in stories. Let me see if I can find
  transcript.
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:18 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Abu Mazen
  He's asking if Israel made its statement since he hasn't seen it and I told him I hadn't either. Is there one?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766102 Date: 07/31/2015



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  I am meeting with Raj but should be done by llam - can you talk then?
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  List we are reaching out to:
  Saudi
  Italy
  Poland
  Romania
  Spain
  France
  Netherlands
  Australia
  Canada
  Norway
  Denmark
  Sweden
  Japan
  South Korea

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  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 7:46 PM
  To:
  Subject: Isaf calls
  List we are reaching out to:
  Saudi
  Italy
  Poland
  Romania
  Spain
  France
  Netherlands
  Australia
  Canada
  Norway
  Denmark
  Sweden
  Japan
  South Korea
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766108 Date: 07/31/2015



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  I think Jake should be on the call.
  Once the call is scheduled, I will get a version to you before the call that reflects the latest revisions I've
  received.
  Dan
  On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 7:56 AM, H <HDR22@clintonemai1.com> wrote:
  The latest draft is getting closer. And I agree w Dan that we have to be careful not to topple the tree w too
  many ornaments. That said, I'd like to have a call w you (and anyone else who you think should be on) this
  afternoon or evening to raise a few points. I'm copying Lona and Huma so they can help schedule it. Thanks
  for all your good work.

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  Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 10:07 AM
  To:
  Cc: muscatinel@state.gov; Valmoroll@state.gov; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Speech
  I think Jake should be on the call.
  Once the call is scheduled, I will get a version to you before the call that reflects the latest revisions I've
  received.
  Dan
  On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 7:56 AM, H <HDR22@clintonemai1.com> wrote:
  The latest draft is getting closer. And I agree w Dan that we have to be careful not to topple the tree w too
  many ornaments. That said, I'd like to have a call w you (and anyone else who you think should be on) this
  afternoon or evening to raise a few points. I'm copying Lona and Huma so they can help schedule it. Thanks
  for all your good work.
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  Answers under each:
  Will I receive a full notebook for approps hearings tonight?
  Yes, and a draft of the testimony.
  I'd like a call this afternoon or evening to go over the draft Af-Pak regional strategy. Who should be on call? It is quite
  good but lacks "milestones" and budgets for each section.
  Sounds good. Huma and I will work to set it up. The budget issue is complicated we've had several discussions about
  it. It's hard to put down numbers with confidence.
  Call should be with Jack, Piper, Rich, Paul Jones, and Sean Misko.
  Re the required report for Kerry-Lugar, I want to be sure that the language in both our report and this one echo the
  same language.
  Paul, Sean, and Rich are going back over to make sure of that. Our chief method is to use framing language from the
  strategy to frame the KLB report as well.
  I never called Patricia Espinosa—should I?
  Will check with WHA.
  Also, have we rec'd a memo from Shaun Woodard for Robinson and McGuinness calls?
  Huma should have this memo for you.
  There will also be a PC on Af-Pak Tuesday and I want to be sure our report is ready.
  Yes -- this is consistent with our timeline.

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  Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 10:46 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject Followup issues
  Answers under each:
  Will I receive a full notebook for approps hearings tonight?
  Yes, and a draft of the testimony.
  I'd like a call this afternoon or evening to go over the draft Af-Pak regional strategy. Who should be on call? It is quite
  good but lacks "milestones" and budgets for each section.
  Sounds good. Huma and I will work to set it up. The budget issue is complicated we've had several discussions about
  it. It's hard to put down numbers with confidence.
  Call should be with Jack, Piper, Rich, Paul Jones, and Sean Misko.
  Re the required report for Kerry-Lugar, I want to be sure that the language in both our report and this one echo the
  same language.
  Paul, Sean, and Rich are going back over to make sure of that. Our chief method is to use framing language from the
  strategy to frame the KLB report as well.
  I never called Patricia Espinosa—should I?
  Will check with WHA.
  Also, have we rec'd a memo from Shaun Woodard for Robinson and McGuinness calls?
  Huma should have this memo for you.
  There will also be a PC on Af-Pak Tuesday and I want to be sure our report is ready.
  Yes -- this is consistent with our timeline.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766114 Date: 08/31/2015



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  I've flagged again for Jack and team. We'll work on it.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 10:54:53 2009
  Subject: Re: Followup issues
  I think it is important at least to put in ranges of proposed budget #s. Is that possible?
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivaral@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 10:46:02 2009
  Subject: Followup issues
  Answers under each:
  Will I receive a full notebook for approps hearings tonight?
  Yes, and a draft of the testimony.
  I'd like a call this afternoon or evening to go over the draft Af-Pak regional strategy. Who should be on call? It is quite
  good but lacks "milestones" and budgets for each section.
  Sounds good. Huma and I will work to set it up. The budget issue is complicated -- we've had several discussions about
  it. It's hard to put down numbers with confidence.
  Call should be with Jack, Piper, Rich, Paul Jones, and Sean Misko.
  Re the required report for Kerry-Lugar, I want to be sure that the language in both our report and this one echo the
  same language.
  Paul, Sean, and Rich are going back over to make sure of that. Our chief method is to use framing language from the
  strategy to frame the KLB report as well.
  I never called Patricia Espinosa--should I?
  Will check with WHA.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766116 Date: 08/31/2015

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  Also, have we rec'd a memo from Shaun Woodard for Robinson and McGuinness calls?
  Huma should have this memo for you.
  There will also be a PC on Af-Pak Tuesday and I want to be sure our report is ready.
  Yes -- this is consistent with our timeline.
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  Hrc miliband called asking to talk today about climate change/copenhagen. Said he was calling many of his counterparts
  today. Below are points. Oscar also has and can print. Ops can connect.
  The Secretary's Call with British FM David Miliband
  Climate Change Points:
  COP15 Negotiation Update:

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  Hrc miliband called asking to talk today about climate change/copenhagen. Said he was calling many of his counterparts
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  The Secretary's Call with British FM David Miliband
  Climate Change Points:
  COP15 Negotiation Update:
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  Either works for me-- I am working through various sets of line edits right now. I can get a new draft out by
  4pm-- depends on how much time you want to review before we talk.
  Dan
  On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 2:20 PM, H <HDR22@clintonemail.com> wrote:
  Could we do at 4:30 or 6:45?

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  Either works for me-- I am working through various sets of line edits right now. I can get a new draft out by
  4pm-- depends on how much time you want to review before we talk.
  Dan
  On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 2:20 PM, H <HDR22@clintonemail.com> wrote:
  Could we do at 4:30 or 6:45?
  Original Message
  From: Muscatine, Lissa MuscatineL@state.gov>
  To: H; daniel.baer
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroLJ@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 14:16:18 2009
  Subject: Re: Speech
  I agree with Dan about the ornament problem. The draft needs refinement not re-working. And a call is a great
  idea. I am just getting off a plane but could be available any time after 4 pm or so if that works for you.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@c1intonemail.com>
  To: Muscatine, Lissa; 'daniel.baer
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 07:56:59 2009
  Subject: Speech
  The latest draft is getting closer. And I agree w Dan that we have to be careful not to topple the tree w too
  many ornaments. That said, I'd like to have a call w you (and anyone else who you think should be on) this
  afternoon or evening to raise a few points. I'm copying Lona and Huma so they can help schedule it. Thanks
  for all your good work.
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  The Obama party is called for 7:00pm too. I will find out if that means cocktails first and then sitting down to dinner,
  which may mean you could do a quick drop by Tamera's on the front end.

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  Subject RE: Hello/FYI/Invite
  The Obama party is called for 7:00pm too. I will find out if that means cocktails first and then sitting down to dinner,
  which may mean you could do a quick drop by Tamera's on the front end.
  Original Message
  From: H (mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 2:23 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Subject: Fw: Hello/FYI/Invite
  What are the hours of the Obama party on the 21st? Can I make it to Tamera's too?
  Original Message ----
  From: Luzzatto
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 14:16:07 2009
  Subject: Re: Hello/FYI/Invite
  WONDERFUL (if you can and only if ) Late 'cause of all those overly-hard working State-ites.... 7 to 9:30.
  xoxo, T
  In a message dated 12/13/2009 2:17:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, HDR22@clintonemail.com writes:
  Thank you for doing the party again, and I am planning to come by before or after the Obamas' party. What are
  the hours for your party?
  Original Message
  From: Luzzatto
  To: H
  Cc: ValmoroU@state.gov <ValmoroU@state.gov>; abedinh@state.gov <abedinh@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Dec 11 11:13:10 2009
  Subject: Hello/FYI/Invite
  A big, warm hello and
  As you may know, I signed up for hosting another holiday party with many Senate alum suggesting the idea as a
  way of having a reunion and, hey, a party. We invited staff covering most of our years, and looks like a great collection
  will come. It'll be pot-luck so not quite as elegant as before.
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  SO, just in case, and I'd imagine it's not possible, it'll be Monday night, 7:00 to 9:30, December 21.
  No matter what, wanted you to know we are gathering yet again with our Senator Clinton bond.
  love, T
  From: info@mailva.evite.com
  Reply-to: info@evite.com
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  Sent: 12/8/2009 12:01:01 A.M. Eastern Standard Time
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  Clinton Senate Alum Holiday Party
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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
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  Syrian presidents brother
  You ok with this condolence cable for syrian president assad? He brother died after a long illness.
  Dear Mr. President:
  Sincerely yours,

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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sunday, December 13, 2009 3:16 PM
  Syrian presidents brother
  You ok with this condolence cable for syrian president assad? He brother died after a long illness.
  Dear Mr. President:
  Sincerely yours,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766121 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766122
MetadataSubject: WERE YOU GOING TO CALL ME ABOUT SOMETHING?
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ExtractedCc: Brown, Paul A (E); Sierawski, Clare X; Kastenberg, Rachel L (OES); Nelson, Drew S (OES)
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  Yes - am forgetting now but a few things - will connect - nothing urgent (I think - damn I am getting old)
  B6

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MilIsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 9:10 PM
  To: H; cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: Were you going to call me about something?
  Yes - am forgetting now but a few things - will connect - nothing urgent (I think - damn I am getting old)
  B6
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: 'cheryl.mills
  Sent: Wed Nov 25 18:30:53 2009
  Subject: Were you going to call me about something?
  Mills, Cheryl D B6
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766122 Date: 07/31/2015
  • We welcome the strong statements and commitments Brazil has made, including your announcements on
  forests and overall climate mitigation. It will be critical that you incorporate your policies and goals in the
  Copenhagen Accord and allow these actions to be internationally reviewed.
  • Brazil has taken a leadership role in these negotiations and we hope you will continue to push other
  countries, including other major developing economies, toward a successful outcome. It will be very
  important for China to put forward robust actions beyond business-as-usual that are subject to international
  review.
  From: Artusio, Christo F (OES)
  Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 9:32 PM
  To: S_SpecialAssistants
  Cc: Brown, Paul A (E); Sierawski, Clare X; Kastenberg, Rachel L (OES); Nelson, Drew S (OES)
  Subject: Climate Change Points for Brazil
  Courtney,
  I've attached a call sheet on climate change for the Secretary's call with Brazil's Minister of External Relations. Please let
  me know if you have any questions or concerns.
  I'm copying Paul Brown, who has kindly agreed to work up call sheets for Saudi Arabia and South Africa. He will not be
  able to get to this for another hour or so.
  We'll discuss division of countries with Steinberg's staff and get back to you with a proposal.
  Thanks,
  Christ()
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Syrian presidents brother
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  Yes taking shuttle with you
  Was going to take train to usss party but with weather and luggage, will just meet u at Iga. All shuttles delayed 30
  minutes.

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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 3:36 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Syrian presidents brother
  Yes taking shuttle with you
  Was going to take train to usss party but with weather and luggage, will just meet u at Iga. All shuttles delayed 30
  minutes.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 15:23:10 2009
  Subject: Re: Syrian presidents brother
  Ok. Are you going back tonight?
  Original Message ---
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 15:15:39 2009
  Subject: Syrian presidents brother
  You ok with this condolence cable for Syrian president assad? He brother died after a long illness.
  Dear Mr. President:
  Sincerely yours,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766123 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766125
MetadataSubject: SPEECH
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Speech
ExtractedTo: H; 'muscatinel@state.gov'; 'daniel.baer
ExtractedFrom: Huma Abedin <
ExtractedCc: 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
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ExtractedBodyText: Can we do a 7pm speech call?
RawText:
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  From: Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 3:50 PM
  To: H; 'muscatinel@state.gov'; 'daniel.baer
  Cc: 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Speech
  Can we do a 7pm speech call?
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'muscatinel@state.govi <muscatinel@state.gov>; 'daniel.baer
  Cc: ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 07:56:59 2009
  Subject: Speech
  The latest draft is getting closer. And I agree w Dan that we have to be careful not to topple the tree w too many
  ornaments. That said, I'd like to have a call w you (and anyone else who you think should be on) this afternoon or
  evening to raise a few points. I'm copying Lona and Huma so they can help schedule it. Thanks for all your good work.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766125 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Bob, Jose, and in particular John Byerly in EEB. He did the heavy lifting on this. I'll check on who else might need a
  shoutout.

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  Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 4:41 PM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject Re: Open Skies
  Bob, Jose, and in particular John Byerly in EEB. He did the heavy lifting on this. I'll check on who else might need a
  shoutout.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi; Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 16:29:20 2009
  Subject: Open Skies
  Who do I congratulate at weekly meeting Monday on securing agreement?
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  To: 'Sullivann@state.gov.; H
  Subject: Re: Open Skies
  Yes, all emails on this came from john byerly.
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivan11@state.gov>
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 16:41:22 2009
  Subject: Re: Open Skies
  Bob, Jose, and in particular John Byerly in EEB. He did the heavy lifting on this. I'll check on who else might need a
  shoutout.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 16:29:20 2009
  Subject: Open Skies
  Who do I congratulate at weekly meeting Monday on securing agreement?
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ExtractedBodyText: Also -- Arturo and Craig say hold on Espinosa for now.
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  Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 4:50 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: Open Skies
  Also -- Arturo and Craig say hold on Espinosa for now.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 16:29:20 2009
  Subject: Open Skies
  Who do I congratulate at weekly meeting Monday on securing agreement?
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DocNumber: C05766133
MetadataSubject: NEW DRAFT
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ExtractedSubject: New Draft
ExtractedTo: H; Abed in, Huma; Oscar Flores
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  This draft, for the 7pm call, reflects HRC edits.
  Dan
  Daniel Baer
  202-687-1403 (o)

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  B6
  From: Baer, Daniel B <BaerDB@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 5:44 PM
  To: H; Abed in, Huma; Oscar Flores
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Muscatine, Lissa
  Subject: New Draft
  Attachments: 2009 12 13 Human Rights HRC edits 540pm.docx
  This draft, for the 7pm call, reflects HRC edits.
  Dan
  Daniel Baer
  202-687-1403 (o)
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  SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON THE HUMAN RIGHTS AGENDA FOR THE 21ST CENTURY GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON, DC

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  SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
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  Who do I congratulate at weekly meeting Monday on securing agreement?
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  Call sheets will be coming on secure fax at 8am.
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  915: Canadian FMinister Cannon
  930: Brazilian FMinister Amorim
  945: Romanian President Basescu
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  1030: Possible Saudi FM
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  845: French FMinister Kouchner
  900: Polish FMinister Sikorski
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  We have given them windowns. As soon as you are done the next one will be connected.
  Original Message ----
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  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Thu Nov 26 08:04:19 2009
  Subject: Re: Calls confirmed
  I doubt that all of these calls will be only 15 minutes. Will that matter? Have they been given windows or these specific
  times?
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  To: H
  Cc: Oscar Flores
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  Call sheets will be coming on secure fax at 8am.
  Here are confirmed calls:
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  900: Polish FMinister Sikorski
  915: Canadian FMinister Cannon
  930: Brazilian FMinister Amorim
  945: Romanian President Basescu
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  1015: Italian FM Frattini
  1030: Possible Saudi FM
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  1100: Spanish FMinister Moratinos
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  New memo. Decline and fall, etc. Cheers, Sid
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  November 26.2009
  For: Hillary

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  CONFIDENTIAL
  November 26.2009
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Afghan/Western Alliance/UK
  Happy Thanksgiving!
  On the eve of the president's announcement on Afghanistan the Western alliance is near-broken. The
  obvious: Your trip to NATO will be the final call on Afghanistan. Whatever you scrap together there
  will be the remains of the day. There will be no more. The spare change in troops you pick up will be the
  close-out deal. The Europeans will be less amenable to contributions in the future than the House
  Democratic Caucus.
  Consensus across the board in Britain—center, right, left--is that the Atlantic alliance--th.e special
  relationship--the historic bond since World War II—is shattered. There is no dissenting voice, not one,
  and there are no illusions. Opinion is unanimous. The bottom line is that the Obama administration's
  denigration of the U.K is seen as the summation of the Bush era. Undoubtedly, you saw this week
  Minister of Defense Bob Ainsworth's public criticism of Oba.ma's indecision and his accusation that the
  president is indifferent and damaging to British interest. While Downing Street sought to ameliorate his
  remarks with an oleaginous statement his view is simply what everyone—everyone—thinks. His clumsy
  outburst was a classic gaffe--an embarrassing mistake because it reveals something true. The Chilcot
  inquiry of Parliament, publicly conducting hearings on the origins of UK involvement in the Iraq
  invasion, has put Bush's war on terror--and British involvement—on trial--and the calmly conducted
  but eviscerating hearings will go on for another year. Blair is seen as either complicit on the basis of
  knowing there was no casus belli or as an enthusiastically deceived tool. Nick Clegg, leader of the
  Liberal Democrats, has stated that the reason support for the Afghanistan mission has cratered is because
  of the lies told in the run-up to the Iraq war--another view universally held. Meanwhile, former UK
  ambassador to the US Christopher Meyer has published his new book on the history of UK diplomacy
  with concluding sections on the demise of the special relationship. He is not only being interviewed on
  all British media but also has appeared as a voluble witness before the Chilcot commission. (I've
  included a report below.) All British newspapers and journals have prominently published many pieces
  within the last week on the decline and fall of the US-UK relationship. (I've included below the lead
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  editorial today from the London Times and the cover story from the Spectator--two of the most
  resolutely pro-American sources.) The tone is not resentful, but reserved, disdainful and superior. The
  US administration is considered blinkered, parochial and counter-productive. Conservatives are more
  contemptuous than Labour, which feels abandoned and somewhat baffled. Rather than eager to be
  Obama's poodle, Cameron would be superficially friendly and privately scornful. Class has a lot to do
  with the contempt. A CamerOn government would be more aristocratic and even narrowly Etonian than
  any Conservative government in recent history, sharply contrasting especially with the striving and
  classless perspective of the grocer's daughter, Margaret Thatcher. And yet, and yet, the most recent poll
  this week showed Labour within striking distance of the Tories, about five points down, the result of a
  slight economic uptick. A hung parliament seems very possible. Given the distribution of voting
  patterns, Labour need not win a plurality to have more seats than the Tories. The slight buoyancy for
  Labour in this unique situation has only heightened anxiety about Obama's Afghanistan process, which
  has excluded the British government from significant consultation and consideration of its interests. (See
  the lead to Con Coughlin's Spectator piece.) Therefore, you might contemplate a brief trip to London
  and public appearance with Brown on your way back from Brussels.
  On the Western alliance, beyond its military part, NATO, there is much more to say and develop, but later.
  Read three pieces below:
  From The Times
  November 26, 2009
  Atlantic drift
  Washington's delay in announcing its Afghanistan strategy has left
  Brown drifting. Obama needs to invest more time and attention in the
  transatlantic alliance
  President Obama declared on Tuesday that "the whole world" had a responsibility to help the US-led mission in
  Afghanistan. He would, he said, soon lay out the "obligations of our international partners". Those partners
  have been waiting a long time for the details. On Monday the President had his tenth meeting with his advisers
  to work out his strategy for Afghanistan. He has now spent almost three months considering his options, and has
  promised an announcement on deployments after the Thanksgiving holiday.
  For Gordon Brown, this cannot come too soon. After the United States, Britain is the largest contributor of
  troops to the Nato operation in Afghanistan. There has never been any suggestion that Britain has enough
  soldiers to pursue a separate strategy or that it can operate independently of the US forces, which already
  number some 68,000 troops. Until the White House decides whether to send an extra 40,000 or some figure
  significantly lower than the number requested by General Stanley McChrystal, Mr Brown cannot properly plan
  the best support strategy.
  it is becoming sadly apparent that Britain has been left drifting by the delays in Washington, and that the
  Obama Administration is largely unaware of the embarrassment this is causing the Government. More
  worryingly, this does not seem to be a source of concern within the Administration. Downing Street,
  diplomatically, turns aside any suggestion that it is frustrated by the nonchalance with which it is being treated.
  But the insistent questions on Afghanistan, the anger caused by the steady stream of returning war dead and the
  rapid crumbling of public support for the war cannot be answered effectively until Mr Brown is taken into
  American confidence and seen as a full partner in the Nato campaign.
  On the surface, the continuing high regard in Britain for the dynamic and articulate new President has masked
  these growling complaints. Mr Brown is not suffering, as his predecessor did, from the taint of close association
  with a deeply unpopular US president. On the contrary: like several European leaders, he is still eager to
  position himself as close as possible to Mr Obama to clothe himself in some of the President's European
  popularity. But within Government. there is already worry that Britain's voice counts far less than it did in the
  past. This is not simply another instance of the persistent but pointless British anxiety over the so-called special
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  relationship; it is a justified concern that two of the main pillars of the Nato alliance should have policies and
  strategies that are closely co-ordinated and sympathetically understood on both sides when fighting a war.
  The fault, glaringly, is on the American side. The White House no longer seems to be monitoring the reactions
  and political options of its transatlantic allies. It is not sufficient to suggest that the Administration sees little
  point in investing time and diplomacy in a British government likely to be defeated in the coming general
  election; wartime allies have interests that go far beyond the political make-up of the government of the day. Mr
  Obama promised during his election campaign to revive trust in American leadership and to re-engage in
  multinational diplomacy. In office, he has certainly voiced the same ideals; but he has invested little in giving
  new substance and dynamism to the transatlantic relationship.
  On Afghanistan, Mr Brown has sometimes been left speechless by Washington. He talks of sending 500 extra
  troops. But until he knows the likely US strategy, he cannot outline his own. Atlanticism is always fragile on the
  Left and was stretched to breaking point by Tony Blair. It is now being undermined by indifference in
  Washington. Today America is enjoying Thanksgiving. Tomorrow it must look out again to its all
  THE SPECTATOR
  A. special form of disrespect
  con
  Wednesday, 18th November 2009
  Barack Obama's increasing disregard for Britain's views is no way to treat an ally whose troops have fought
  side by side with America since September 11, says Con Coughlin
  Washington
  It says much about Britain's rapidly disappearing 'special relationship' with America that when I happened
  to mention to some of our senior military officers that I was visiting Washington, they begged me to find
  out what the Obama administration was thinking about Afghanistan. It is not just that the transatlantic
  lines of communication, so strong just a few years ago, have fallen into disuse. There is now a feeling
  that, even if we reached the Oval Office, there would be no one willing to take Britain's call.
  For weeks now, President Obama has been deliberating over What the Afghan .strategy should be --- and
  how many troops to send. If there is confusion in Washington, then Britain's strategy is not much
  clearer. Gordon Brown has staged a recent flurry of activity on the subject, from writing misspelt letters
  to grieving mothers to demanding that an exit strategy be established for the withdrawal of British
  forces. Yet among our top brass, the general perception is that the Prime Minister has little interest in the
  war.
  It is often as if Brown regards the Afghan campaign as a dead fish that Tony Blair has left in the top drawer
  of his Downing Street desk. It has infected his premiership with a foul odour, and he wants to be rid of it
  as soon as possible. This explains his promise, on Monday, to set a timetable for the withdrawal of
  British troops at the earliest available opportunity. The signal is sent that an exit is not just in sight, but
  being approached.
  Brown's approach hardly squares with his Foreign Secretary's assertion, made the next day in his address to
  Nato's Parliamentary Assembly, that British forces should remain until the Afghans are strong enough
  to take care of their own affairs. Miliband might have his faults, such as his obsessive enthusiasm for
  Europe. But he is sound on Afghanistan where — unlike the prime minister — he has been an articulate .
  and well-informed advocate of the Nato cause. One has the feeling that, if Mr Obama were able to talk
  about Afghanistan, Mr Miliband could have a decent conversation with him.
  But the very fact that these policy divisions are now starting to appear in London is symptomatic of a far
  deeper malaise that lies at the heart of Afghan policy-making; it is a malaise that now threatens to
  jeopardise the success of the entire mission. And this malaise is the absence of meaningful dialogue
  between the White House and its hitherto most stalwart and reliable ally, particularly when it comes to
  the messy business of confronting Islamist militants through force of arms.
  We all had a good giggle when Brown was reduced to chasing the Leader of the Free World through the
  subterranean kitchen complex at the UN's New York headquarters in September. One can understand
  why Obama can think of a million better ways to spend his time than talking to our obsessive, nail-
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  chewing and electorally doomed prime minister. But given that Britain and America are currently
  fighting a war together, one would hope that the true statesman would overcome any personal
  reservations — and deal with Mr Brown because of the country he represents.
  What really troubles British policymakers is that the collapse in the relationship is institutional, not
  personal, and that the president has little interest in listening to what Britain has to say on many world
  issues, even at a time when British servicemen and women are sacrificing their lives in what is supposed
  to be a common cause.
  The astonishing disregard with which Mr Obama treats Britain has been made clear by his deliberations
  over the Afghan issue. As he decides how many more troops to send to Afghanistan — a decision which
  will fundamentally affect the scope of the mission — Britain is reduced to guesswork. The White .House
  does not even pretend to portray this as a joint decision. It is a diplomatic cold-shouldering that stands in
  contrast not just to the Blair–Bush era, but to the togetherness of the soldiers on the ground.
  One of the enduring cornerstones of the transatlantic alliance is the deep bond that exists between the British
  and American armed forces. The strength of the American military might be many times that available
  to Britain but, as any senior officer will tell you, on either side of the Atlantic, they are so close as to be
  joined at the hip. From the moment they sign up, young American and British officers train together,
  socialise together and — since 9/11 — have fought and died together.
  The relaxed familiarity between the two martial traditions was reflected in the warmth with which General
  Stanley McChrystal, the American commander of Nato forces in Afghanistan, referred during his recent
  visit to London to British contemporaries such as `Jacko', General Sir Michael Jackson, former head of
  the British army, and 'Lamby', Lt-Gen Sir Graeme Lamb, who is currently spending his well-earned
  retirement in Kabul helping to devise a new counter-insurgency strategy to defeat the Taleban. So far as
  Afghanistan is concerned, it would be fair to say that American and British military commanders are
  singing from the same Afghan prayer mat.
  Indeed, there was no shortage of enthusiasm on the part of the British military, or any of the other Whitehall
  departments involved in the Afghan campaign, to support Obama when he announced last March a new
  counter-insurgency strategy based on an Iraq-like military 'surge'. McChrystal was personally appointed
  by Obama to make the policy a success, and General Sir David Richards, himself a former commander
  of Nato forces in Afghanistan, was one of a number of senior army officers who quickly got behind the
  new initiative. So, too, did the redoubtable Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, our former ambassador to Kabul,
  who drafted numerous briefing documents making the case for greater co-operation and cohesion within
  Whitehall, and the development of a comprehensive counter-terrorism strategy that encompassed all the
  participants, and not just the military.
  So where are they now, all these bright initiatives? Why is it that the Foreign Office and our senior military
  commanders are as much in the dark as anyone else as to what the strategy for Afghanistan is to be? We
  don't know, because Mr Obama is too busy cosying up to his new chums in Moscow and Beijing to tell
  us. And as we stumble around in the policy darkness, there is the inevitable tendency to make it up as we
  go along. Hence the conflicting policy edicts issued this week by Messrs Brown and Miliband.
  The trouble started in the summer, when Obama appears to have had a change of heart and, rather than
  proceeding with the Afghan strategy he announced in March, decided to undertake a review of it instead.
  And in the process of so doing he has provided us with a telling insight into how we can expect the
  Obama presidency to function in future.
  Much of the criticism, at home and abroad, concerning the Afghan policy review has tended to focus on
  accusations of White House dithering which, after nearly three and a half months, is not entirely without
  foundation. But what should be far more worrying for all those countries, such as Britain, that had
  looked forward to co-operating with Obama's apparent desire to reach out and engage with America's
  allies is the exclusivity of his style of decision-making — if you can call it that.
  As General McChrystal has found to his cost, Obama and his inner circle of Chicago pots do not take kindly
  to being second-guessed by those whose advice they seek, but have every right to reject. There is no
  reason to doubt McChrystai's gloomy prediction — which is generally endorsed by Whitehall -- that
  without an extra 40,000 Nato troops the Afghan mission is doomed to failure. But talk to any Obama
  aide these days and they will tell you that, fine soldier though he undoubtedly is, McChrystal is
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  politically naive, spoke out of turn and now thoroughly regrets the day he ever set foot in a London think
  tank, where he stated his case too explicitly for the White .HOuse's liking. One recent two-hour Afghan
  strategy meeting spent 24 minutes discussing whether McChrystal was the right man for the job after all.
  In other words, to use the phrase- ology popular in Chicago, he's dead meat.
  Obama, meanwhile, has made his own deliberations so secretive that only about three people in the whole of
  Washington — and, ergo, the rest of the world — know precisely what he has in mind, and none of them
  is talking. Even President George W. Bush, who was frequently criticised for his arroaance and
  unilateralism, was better than this. From 9/11 until the Iraq war, he kept Tony Blair and other trusted
  allies (there weren't that many, let's face it) fully briefed on what he was planning — so much so that
  Blair is now accused of colluding with him to invade Iraq from the spring of 2002.
  But with Obama there are no regular video-conferences bringing Downing Street up to date on the latest
  White House thinking. No special envoys making secret visits to London to keep the key players
  informed. Instead we will have to wait, like everyone else, for the puffs of smoke from the White House
  — which are now expected around the Thanksgiving holiday — to find out what Obama really intends
  to do about Afghanistan. He is, in all too many ways, an AWOL ally.
  Nor is it just on Afghanistan that we can discern a high-handed approach from the American president. Did
  Obama bother to consult Britain before cancelling the missile shield system for Eastern Europe (the
  early-warning detection system is, after all, based at RAF Fylingdales on the North Yorkshire Moors)?
  No he did not. The Poles, who are rightly sensitive about their security being used as a bargaining chip
  in negotiations with their super-power neighbours, had to make do with a late-night call from Hillary
  Clinton on the eve of the announcement — the Poles understandably turned down the call, a breach of
  both manners and protocol. In his keenness to befriend Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, had Obama
  taken any account of the widespread European unease concerning the mood of resurgent nationalism
  sweeping Moscow? Not a chance.
  And to judge from his recent peregrinations around the Far East, it seems Obama is far more interested in
  making new friends than taking the trouble to keep up with old acquaintances. The enthusiasm he
  displayed when he bumped into Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's Prime Minister, during this week's Apec
  summit in Singapore was considerably greater than he has shown for Many of his European allies. Not
  for Medvedev the indignity of conducting important bilateral discussions in kitchens surrounded by vats
  of boiling noodles.. And in Beijing Obama spent a convivial evening with President Hu Jintao,
  discussing the evolution and histories of China and America. Being an. American ally has never seemed
  so unrewarding.
  There will, though, inevitably come a time when Obama discovers who America's true friends really are.
  Sooner or later he will have to deal with the considerably more taxing issues of Islamist militancy, rogue
  nuclear states and other tangible threats to the West's security, At that point, Obama will discover a
  simple but essential truth. The world divides between those who support American values of freedom
  and democracy, and those who seek to destroy them.
  Few nations have been more committed to supporting those values with both blood and treasure than
  Britain. This country, and especially those British troops fighting alongside their American counterparts,
  deserve far better than this president's disregard.
  Con Coughlin is the Daily Telegraph's executive foreign editor and author of Khomeini's Ghost: Iran since
  1979 (Macmillan).
  The Spectator, 22 Old Queen Street, London, SW1H 9HP. All Articles and Content Copyright ©2009 by The Spectator (1828)
  Ltd. All Rights Reserved
  Irai war build-up 'left us scrabbling for smoking
  gun' says ex-UK ambassador
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  Sir Christopher Meyer says plans to invade Iraq did not give time for weapons inspectors
  James itteleikle and Andrew Sparrow
  guardiarLeo.uk, Thursday 26 November 2009 12.57 GMT
  The military timetable for an invasion of lr.
  ,aq in 2003 did not give time for UN weapons inspectors in the country to do their
  job, the former British ambassador to Washington told the Iraq inquiry in London today.
  Sir Christopher Meyer said the "unforgiving nature" of the build-up after American forces had been told to prepare for war
  meant that "we found ourselves scrabbling for the smoking gun".
  He added: "It was another way of saying 'it's not that Saddam has to prove that he's innocent, we've now bloody well got
  to try and prove he's guilty.' And we — the Americans, the British — have never really recovered from that because of
  course there was no smoking gun."
  The US had first prepared for invasion in January but the date was later moved to March. "All that said, when you looked
  at the timetable for the inspections, it was impossible to see how [Hans] Blix [chief weapons inspector] could bring the
  process to a conclusion, for better or for worse, by March."
  Meyer said he had been in favour of removing Saddam, He thought you did not need 9/11 or weapons of mass
  destruction to justify confronting Iraq. Saddam had not lived up to the commitments given after the first Gulf war. He had
  "the means and the will" to build weapons even if he hid not have them at the time.
  Meyer said he did not know what made the UK fix "on a very large land force by our standards". He believed it would not
  have damaged Britain's standing in the US to have sent fewer troops to Iraq, but actively opposing the war would have
  done.
  Earlier Meyer said George Bush's administration was seen by many as "running out of steam" on the eve of the "great
  atrocity" of the 9/11 attacks on the US.
  It looked like an administration that had run into trouble very quickly, the former ambassador to Washington said. People
  were saying the effort of getting big tax cuts and medical prescription benefits for older people through Congress had
  "killed" Bush, Meyer said. He added that secretary of state Colin Powell's efforts to narrow and deepen sanctions against
  Iraq had failed and there was a "huge bear market" against Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary.
  Meyer said attitudes towards Iraq were influenced to an extent not appreciated by him at the time by the ant-ex qcare
  tng .3pon 1. US senators and others were sent anthrax spores in the post, a crime that led to the death of five
  people, prompting policymakers to claim links to Saddam Hussein.
  Meyer told the third day of Sir John ChiIcot's hearings that from the onset of the Bush presidency in 2001, there was
  enthusiasm on the Republican right for arming and supporting Iraqi dissidents, "mostly in London", particularly the Iraqi
  National Congress led by Ahmed Chalabi.
  Powell was sceptical of such "belligerent" moves, concentrating on sanctions with Robin Cook, the then-British foreign
  secretary, with whom. Meyer said, "somewhat to my surprise", he got on well.
  On 9/11 Condoleezza Rice, then the US national security adviser, told Meyer she was in "no doubt: it was an ai-Qaida
  operation". The following weekend Bush and his key advisers met at Camp David and contacts later told Meyer there had
  been a "big ding-dong" about Iraq and Saddam.
  It seemed that Paul VVolfowitz, Rumsfe|d'o deputy, argued for retaliation to include Iraq. Meyer said. It was not clear where
  Rumsfeld stood. But later that month Bush and Tony Blair, on a visit to Washington, were agreed on a "laser-like focus"
  on al-Qaida and Pakistan.
  Blair's reputation had soared "above all others" because of his support for the US, the former ambassador told the inquiry.
  But the anthrax scare had "steamed up" policy makers in Bush's administration and helped swing attitudes against
  Saddam, who the administration believed had been the last person to use anthrax.
  Rice fell more and more "in the camp of Powell's enemies". There Was a "sea change" in attitudes to containment but the
  UK still had "a legal problem" with regime change. Meyer told British officials to argue that the alliance would be in better
  shape if there was international support for military action. There was no need to argue that with the state department. But
  there was with Dick Cheney, the vice-president, and Rumsfeld.
  Asked about Blair's meeting with Bush at Crawford, Texas, in April 2002, where, some observers believe, the decision to
  go to war was made, Meyer said: "To this day I'm not entirely clear what degree of convergence was signed in blood at
  the Texas range."
  But a speech by Blair the following day was, he believed, the first time the prime minister had publicaly said "regime
  change". "What he was trying to do was to draw the lessons of 9/11 and aPply them to the situation in Iraq, which led — I
  think not inadvertently but deliberately — to a conflation of the threat posed by Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein.
  "When I heard that speech, I thought that this represents a tightening of the UIQUS alliance and a degree of convergence
  on the danger Saddam Hussein presented."
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  I agree with Dan about the ornament problem. The draft needs refinement not re-working. And a call is a great idea. I
  am just getting off a plane but could be available any time after 4 pm or so if that works for you.

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  I agree with Dan about the ornament problem. The draft needs refinement not re-working. And a call is a great idea. I
  am just getting off a plane but could be available any time after 4 pm or so if that works for you.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Muscatine, Lissa; 'daniel.baer
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 07:56:59 2009
  Subject: Speech
  The latest draft is getting closer. And I agree w Dan that we have to be careful not to topple the tree w too many
  ornaments. That said, I'd like to have a call w you (and anyone else who you think should be on) this afternoon or
  evening to raise a few points. I'm copying Lona and Huma so they can help schedule it. Thanks for all your good work.
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  Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
  Sunday, December 13, 2009 2:49 PM
  daniel.baer
  Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Re: Speech
  Either time works for me.

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  Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
  Sunday, December 13, 2009 2:49 PM
  daniel.baer
  Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Re: Speech
  Either time works for me.
  From: Daniel Baer <
  To: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: Muscatine, Lissa; Valmoro, Lona 3; Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 14:23:25 2009
  Subject: Re: Speech
  Either works for me-- I am working through various sets of line edits right now. I can get a new draft out by
  4pm-- depends on how much time you want to review before we talk.
  Dan
  On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 2:20 PM, H <H1DR22@c1intonemail.com> wrote:
  Could we do at 4:30 or 6:45?
  Original Message
  From: Muscatine, Lissa MuscatineL@state.gov>
  To: H; daniel.baer
  • Cc: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroLJ@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 14:16:18 2009
  Subject: Re: Speech
  I agree with Dan about the ornament problem. The draft needs refinement not re-working. And a call is a great
  idea. I am just getting off a plane but could be available any time after 4 pm or so if that works for you.
  Original Message
  ' From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Muscatine, Lissa; 'daniel.baer
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Dec 13 07:56:59 2009
  Subject: Speech
  The latest draft is getting closer. And I agree w Dan that we have to be careful not to topple the tree w too
  many ornaments. That said, I'd like to have a call w you (and anyone else who you think should be on) this
  afternoon or evening to raise a few points. I'm copying Lona and Huma so they can help schedule it. Thanks
  for all your good work.
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  sbwhoeop
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  H
  Re: New memo. Decline and fall, etc. Cheers, Sid
  Have a good holiday. Very best to Bill. Talk soon.

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  Re: New memo. Decline and fall, etc. Cheers, Sid
  Have a good holiday. Very best to Bill. Talk soon.
  Original Message
  From: H <HD 22OrlintonPmail nom>
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Thu, Nov 26, 2009 10:51 am
  Subject: Re: New memo. Decline and fall, etc. Cheers, Sid
  Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving. I will call again over the next few days.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhceo0
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Nov 26 10:23:47 2009
  Subject: New memo. Decline and fall, etc. Cheers, Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  November
  26, 2009
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  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Afghan/Western Alliance/UK
  1. Happy Thanksgiving!
  2. On the eve of the president's announcement on Afghanistan the Western
  alliance is near-broken. The obvious: Your trip to NATO will be the final call
  on Afghanistan. Whatever you scrap together there will be the remains of the
  day. There will be no more. The spare change in troops you pick up will be the
  close-out deal. The Europeans will be less amenable to contributions in the
  future than the House Democratic Caucus.
  3. Consensus across the board in Britain—center, right, left—is that the
  Atlantic alliance--the special relationship—the historic bond since World War
  II—is shattered. There is no dissenting voice, not one, and there are no
  illusions. Opinion is unanimous. The bottom line is that the Obama
  administration's denigration of the UK is seen as the summation of the Bush era.
  Undoubtedly, you saw this week Minister of Defense Bob Ainsworth's public
  criticism of Obama's indecision and his accusation that the president is
  indifferent and damaging to British interest. While Downing Street sought to
  ameliorate his remarks with an oleaginous statement his view is simply what
  evervone—evervone—thinks. His clumsy outburst was a classic gaffe—an
  embarrassing mistake because it reveals something true. The Chilcot inquiry of
  Parliament, publicly conducting hearings on the origins of UK involvement in the
  Iraq invasion, has put Bush's war on terror—and British involvement—on trial—and
  the calmly conducted but eviscerating hearings will go on for another year.
  Blair is seen as either complicit on the basis of knowing there was no casus
  belli or as an enthusiastically deceived tool. Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal
  Democrats, has stated that the reason support for the Afghanistan mission has
  cratered is because of the lies told in the run-up to the Iraq war—another view
  universally held. Meanwhile, former UK ambassador to the US Christopher Meyer
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  has published his new book on the history of UK diplomacy with concluding
  sections on the demise of the special relationship. He is not only being
  interviewed on all British media but also has appeared as a voluble witness
  before the Chilcot commission. (I've included a report below.) All British
  newspapers and journals have prominently published many pieces within the last
  week on the decline and fall of the US-UK relationship. (I've included below the
  lead editorial today from the London Times and the cover story from the
  Spectator—two of the most resolutely pro-American sources.) The tone is not
  resentful, but reserved, disdainful and superior. The US administration is
  considered blinkered, parochial and counter-productive. Conservatives are more
  contemptuous than Labour, which feels abandoned and somewhat baffled. Rather
  than eager to be Obama's poodle, Cameron would be superficially friendly and
  privately scornful. Class has a lot to do with the contempt. A Cameron
  government would be more aristocratic and even narrowly Etonian than any
  Conservative government in recent history, sharply contrasting especially with
  the striving and classless perspective of the grocer's daughter, Margaret
  Thatcher. And yet, and yet, the most recent poll this week showed Labour within
  striking distance of the Tories, about five points down, the result of a slight
  economic uptick. A hung parliament seems very possible. Given the distribution
  of voting patterns, Labour need not win a plurality to have more seats than the
  Tories. The slight buoyancy for Labour in this unique situation has only
  heightened anxiety about Obama's Afghanistan process, which has excluded the
  British government from significant consultation and consideration of its
  interests. (See the lead to Con Coughlin's Spectator piece.) Therefore, you
  might contemplate a brief trip to London and public appearance with Brown on
  your way back from Brussels.
  4. On the Western alliance, beyond its military part, NATO, there is much
  more to say and develop, but later. Read three pieces below:
  From The Times
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  Atlantic drift
  Washington's delay in announcing its Afghanistan strategy has left Brown
  drifting. Obama needs to invest more time and attention in the transatlantic
  alliance
  President Obama declared on Tuesday that "the whole world" had a responsibility
  to help the US-led mission in Afghanistan. He would, he said, soon lay out the
  "obligations of our international partners". Those partners have been waiting a
  long time for the details. On Monday the President had his tenth meeting with
  his advisers to work out his strategy for Afghanistan. He has now spent almost
  three months considering his options, and has promised an announcement on
  deployments after the Thanksgiving holiday.
  For Gordon Brown, this cannot come too soon. After the United States, Britain is
  the largest contributor of troops to the Nato operation in Afghanistan. There
  has never been any suggestion that Britain has enough soldiers to pursue a
  separate strategy or that it can operate independently of the US forces, which
  already number some 68,000 troops. Until the White House decides whether to send
  an extra 40,000 or some figure significantly lower than the number requested by
  General Stanley McChrystal, Mr Brown cannot properly plan the best support
  strategy.
  It is becoming sadly apparent that Britain has been left drifting by the delays
  in Washington, and that the Obama Administration is largely unaware of the
  embarrassment this is causing the Government. More worryingly, this does not
  seem to be a source of concern within the Administration. Downing Street,
  diplomatically, turns aside any suggestion that it is frustrated by the
  nonchalance with which it is being treated. But the insistent questions on
  Afghanistan, the anger caused by the steady stream of returning war dead and the
  rapid crumbling of public support for the war cannot be answered effectively
  until Mr Brown is taken into American confidence and seen as a full partner in
  the Nato campaign.
  On the surface, the continuing high regard in Britain for the dynamic and
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  articulate new President has masked these growling complaints. Mr Brown is not
  suffering, as his predecessor did, from the taint of close association with a
  deeply unpopular US president. On the contrary: like several European leaders,
  he is still eager to position himself as close as possible to Mr Obama to clothe
  himself in some of the President's European popularity. But within Government,
  there is already worry that Britain's voice counts far less than it did in the
  past. This is not simply another instance of the persistent but pointless
  British anxiety over the so-called special relationship; it is a justified
  concern that two of the main pillars of the Nato alliance should have policies
  and strategies that are closely co-ordinated and sympathetically understood on
  both sides when fighting a war.
  The fault, glaringly, is on the American side. The White House no longer seems
  to be monitoring the reactions and political options of its transatlantic
  allies. It is not sufficient to suggest that the Administration sees little
  point in investing time and diplomacy in a British government likely to be
  defeated in the coming general election; wartime allies have interests that go
  far beyond the political make-up of the government of the day. Mr Obama promised
  during his election campaign to revive trust in American leadership and to
  re-engage in multinational diplomacy. In office, he has certainly voiced the
  same ideals; but he has invested little in giving new substance and dynamism to
  the transatlantic relationship.
  On Afghanistan, Mr Brown has sometimes been left speechless by Washington. He
  talks of sending 500 extra troops. But until he knows the likely US strategy, he
  cannot outline his own. Atlanticism is always fragile on the Left and was
  stretched to breaking point by Tony Blair. It is now being undermined by
  indifference in Washington. Today America is enjoying Thanksgiving. Tomorrow it
  must look out again to its all
  THE SPECTATOR
  A special form of disrespect
  Con Coughlin
  <htt.D: /www.spectator.co.uk/searchor/?searchStrina-Con%20Cougb in>
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  Barack Obama's increasing disregard for Britain's views is no way to
  treat an ally whose troops have fought side by side with America since September
  11, says Con Coughlin
  Washington
  It says much about Britain's rapidly disappearing 'special
  relationship' with America that when I happened to mention to some of our senior
  military officers that I was visiting Washington, they begged me to find out
  what the Obama administration was thinking about Afghanistan. it is not just
  that the transatlantic lines of communication, so strong just a few years ago,
  have fallen into disuse. There is now a feeling that, even if we reached the
  Oval Office, there would be no one willing to take Britain's call.
  For weeks now, President Obama has been deliberating over what the
  Afghan strategy should be — and how many troops to send. If there is confusion
  in Washington, then Britain's strategy is not much clearer. Gordon Brown has
  staged a recent flurry of activity on the subject, from writing misspelt letters
  to grieving mothers to demanding that an exit strategy be established for the
  withdrawal cf British forces. Yet among our top brass, the general perception is
  that the Prime Minister has little interest in the war.
  It is often as if Brown regards the Afghan campaign as a dead. fish
  that Tony Blair has left in the top drawer of his Downing Street desk. It has
  infected his premiership with a foul odour, and he wants to be rid of it as soon
  as possible. This explains his promise, on Monday, to set a timetable for the
  withdrawal of British troops at the earliest available opportunity. The signal
  is sent that an exit is not just in sight, but being approached.
  Brown's approach hardly squares with his Foreign Secretary's
  assertion, made the next day in his address to Nato's Parliamentary Assembly,
  that British forces should remain until the Afghans are strong enough to take
  care of their own affairs. Miliband might have his faults, such as his obsessive
  enthusiasm for Europe. But he is sound on Afghanistan where — unlike the prime
  minister — he has been an articulate and well-informed advocate of the Nato
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  cause. One has the feeling that, if Mr Obama were able to talk about
  Afghanistan, Mr Miliband could have a decent conversation with him.
  But the very fact that these policy divisions are now starting to
  appear in London is symptomatic of a far deeper malaise that lies at the heart
  of Afghan policy-making; it is a malaise that now threatens to jeopardise the
  success of the entire mission. And this malaise is the absence of meaningful
  dialogue between the White House and its hitherto most stalwart and reliable
  ally, particularly when it comes to the messy business of confronting Islamist
  militants through force of arms.
  We all had a good giggle when Brown was reduced to chasing the Leader
  of the Free World through the subterranean kitchen complex at the UN's New York
  headquarters in September. One can understand why Obama can think of a million
  better ways to spend his time than talking to our obsessive, nail-chewing and
  electorally doomed prime minister. But given that Britain and America are
  currently fighting a war together, one would hope that the true statesman would
  overcome any personal reservations -- and deal with Mr Brown because of the
  country he represents.
  What really troubles British policymakers is that the collapse in the
  relationship is institutional, not personal, and that the president has little
  interest in listening to what Britain has to say on many world issues, even at a
  time when British servicemen and women are sacrificing their lives in what is
  supposed to be a common cause.
  The astonishing disregard with which Mr Obama treats Britain has been
  made clear by his deliberations over the Afghan issue. As he decides how many
  more troops to send to Afghanistan — a decision which will fundamentally affect
  the scope of the mission — Britain is reduced to guesswork. The White House does
  not even pretend to portray this as a joint decision. It is a diplomatic
  cold-shouldering that stands in contrast not just to the Blair-Bush era, but to
  the togetherness of the soldiers on the ground.
  One of the enduring cornerstones of the transatlantic alliance is the
  deep bond that exists between the British and American armed forces. The
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  strength of the American military might be many times that available to Britain
  but, as any senior officer will tell you, on either side of the Atlantic, they
  are so close as to be joined at the hip. From the moment they sign up, young
  American and British officers train together, socialise together and — since
  9/11 — have fought and died together.
  The relaxed familiarity between the two martial traditions was
  reflected in the warmth with which General Stanley McChrystal, the American
  commander• of Nato forces in Afghanistan, referred during his recent visit to
  London to British contemporaries such as 'Jacko', General Sir Michael Jackson,
  former head of the British army, and 'Lamby', Lt-Gen Sir Graeme Lamb, who is
  currently spending his well-earned retirement in Kabul helping to devise a new
  counter-insurgency strategy to defeat the Taleban. So far as Afghanistan is
  concerned, it would be fair to say that American and British military commanders
  are singing from the same Afghan prayer mat.
  Indeed, there was no shortage of enthusiasm on the part of the British
  military, or any of the other Whitehall departments involved in the Afghan
  campaign, to support Obama when he announced last March a new counter-insurgency
  strategy based on an Iraq-like military `surge'. McChrystal was personally
  appointed by Obama to make the policy a success, and General Sir David Richards,
  himself a former commander of Nato forces in Afghanistan, was one of a number of
  senior army officers who Quickly got behind the new initiative. So, too, did the
  redoubtable Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, our former ambassador to Kabul, who
  drafted numerous briefing documents making the case for greater co-operation and
  cohesion within Whitehall, and the development of a comprehensive
  counter-terrorism strategy that encompassed all the participants, and not just
  the military.
  So where are they now, all these bright initiatives? Why is it that
  the Foreign Office and our senior military commanders are as much in the dark as
  anyone else as to. what the strategy for Afghanistan is to be? We don't know,
  because Mr Obama is too busy cosying up to his new chums in Moscow and Beijing
  to tell us. And as we stumble around in the policy darkness, there is the
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  inevitable tendency to make it up as we go along. Hence the conflicting policy
  edicts issued this week b✓ Messrs Brown and Miliband.
  The trouble started in the summer, when Obama appears to have had a
  change of heart and, rather than proceeding with the Afghan strategy he
  announced in March, decided to undertake a review of it instead. And in the
  process of so doing he has provided us with a telling insight into how we can
  expect the Obama presidency to function in future.
  Much of the criticism, at home and abroad, concerning the Afghan
  policy review has tended to focus on accusations of White House dithering which,
  after nearly three and a half months, is not entirely without foundation. But
  what should be far more worrying for all those countries, such as Britain, that
  had looked forward to co-operating with Obama's apparent desire to reach out and
  engage with America's allies is the exclusivity of his style of decision-making
  — if you can call it that.
  As General McChrystal has found to his cost, Obama and his inner
  circle of Chicago pots do not take kindly to being second-guessed by those whose
  advice they seek, but have every right to reject. There is no reason to doubt
  McChrystal's gloomy prediction -- which is generally endorsed by Whitehall — that
  without an extra 40,000 Nato troops the Afghan mission is doomed to failure. But
  talk to any Obama aide these days and they will tell you that, fine soldier
  though he undoubtedly is, McChrystal is politically naive, spoke cut of turn and
  now thoroughly regrets the day he ever set foot in a London think tank, where he
  stated his case too explicitly for the White House's liking. One recent two-hour
  Afghan strategy meeting spent 24 minutes discussing whether McChrystal was the
  right man for the job after all. In other words, to use the phrase- ology
  popular in Chicago, he's dead meat.
  Obama, meanwhile, has made his own deliberations so secretive that
  only about three people in the whole of Washington — and, ergo, the rest of the
  world — know precisely what he has in mind, and none of them is talking. Even
  President George W. Bush, who was frequently criticised for his arrogance and
  unilateralism, was better than this. From 9/11 until the Iraq war, he kept Tony
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  Blair and other trusted allies (there weren't that many, let's face it) fully
  briefed on what he was planning — so much so that Blair is now accused of
  colluding with him to invade Iraq from the spring of 2002.
  But with Obama there are no regular video-conferences bringing Downing
  Street up to date on the latest White House thinking. No special envoys making
  secret visits to London to keep the key players informed. Instead we will have
  to wait, like everyone else, for the puffs of smoke from the White House — which
  are now expected around the Thanksgiving holiday — to find out what Obama really
  intends to do about Afghanistan. He is, in all too many ways; an AWOL ally.
  Nor is it just on Afghanistan that we can discern a high-handed
  approach from the American president. Did Obama bother to consult Britain before
  cancelling the missile shield system for Eastern Europe (the early•-warning
  detection system is, after all, based at RAP Fylingdales on the North Yorkshire
  Moors)? No he did not. The Poles, who are rightly sensitive about their security
  being used as a bargaining chip in negotiations with their super-power
  neighbours, had to make do with a late-night call from Hillary Clinton on the
  eve of the announcement — the Poles understandably turned down the call, a
  breach of both manners and protocol. In his keenness to befriend Russian
  President Dmitry Medvedev, had Obama taken any account of the widespread
  European unease concerning the mood of resurgent nationalism sweeping Moscow?
  Not a chance.
  And to judge from his recent peregrinations around the Far East, it
  seems Obama is far more interested in making new friends than taking the trouble
  to keep up with old acquaintances. The enthusiasm he displayed when he bumped
  into Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's Prime Minister, during this week's Apec summit in
  Singapore was considerably greater than he has shown for many of his European
  allies. Not for Medvedev the indignity of conducting important bilateral
  discussions in kitchens surrounded by vats of boiling noodles. And in Beijing
  Obama spent a convivial evening with President Hu Jintao, discussing the
  evolution and histories of China and America. Being an American ally has never
  seemed so unrewarding.
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  There will, though, inevitably come a time when Obama discovers who
  America's true friends really are. Sooner or later he will have to deal with the
  considerably more taxing issues of Islamist militancy, rogue nuclear states and
  other tangible threats to the West's security. At that point, Obama will
  discover a simple but essential truth. The world divides between those who
  support American values of freedom and democracy, and those who seek to destroy
  them.
  Few nations have been more committed to- supporting those values with
  both blood and treasure than Britain. This country, and especially those British
  troops fighting alongside their American counterparts, deserve far better than
  this president's disregard.
  Con Coughlin is the Daily Telegraph's executive foreign editor and
  author of Khomeini's Ghost: Iran since 1979 (Macmillan).
  The Spectator, 22 Old Queen Street, London, SWIH 9HP. All Articles and
  Content Copyright ©2009 by The Spectator (1828) Ltd. All Rights Reserved
  Iraq war build-up 'left us scrabbling for smoking gun' says ex-UK ambassador
  Sir Christopher Meyer says plans to invade Iraq did not give time for weapons
  inspectors
  James Meikle <ht:tp://www,guardian,co.ukiprofile/jamesmelki> and
  Andrew Sparrow <http://www.quardian.co .1k/profileiandrewsparrow>
  guardian.co.uk <htt,p://www.uuardian.co.uk/> , Thursday 26 November
  2009 12.57 GMT
  The military timetable for an invasion of Iraq <ntt //www.guardianco. world/iraq>
  in 2003 did not give time for UN weapons-inspectors in the country to do their
  job, the former British ambassador to Washington told the Iraq inquiry in London
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  today.
  Sir Christopher Meyer said the "unforgiving nature" of the build-up after
  American forces had been told to prepare for war meant that "we found ourselves
  scrabbling for the smoking gun".
  He added: "It was another way of saying 'it's not that Saddam has to prove that
  he's innocent, we've now bloody well got to try and prove he's guilty.' And we -
  the Americans, the British - have never really recovered from that because of
  course there was no smoking gun."
  The US had first prepared for invasion in January but the date was later moved
  to March. "All that said, when you looked at the timetable for the inspections,
  it was impossible to see how [Hans] Blix [chief weapons inspector] could bring
  the process to a conclusion, for better or for worse, by March."
  Meyer said he had been in favour of removing Saddam. He thought you did not need •
  9/11 or weapons of mass destruction to justify confronting Iraq. Saddam had not
  lived up to the commitments given after the first Gulf war. He had "the means
  and the will" to build weapons even if he hid not have them at the time.
  Meyer said he did not know what made the UK fix "on a very large land force by
  our standards". He believed it would not have damaged Britain's standing in the
  US to have sent fewer troops to Iraq, but actively opposing the war would have
  done.
  Earlier Meyer said George Bush's administration was seen by many as "running out
  of steam" on the eve of the "great atrocity" of the 9/11 attacks on the US.
  It looked like an administration that had run into trouble very quickly, the
  former ambassador to Washington said. People were saying the effort of getting
  big tax cuts and medical prescription benefits for older people through Congress
  had "killed" Bush, Meyer said. He added that secretary of state Colin Powell's
  efforts to.narrow and deepen sanctions against Iraq had failed and there was a
  "huge bear market" against Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary.
  Meyer said attitudes towards Iraq were influenced to an extent not appreciated
  by him at the time by the anthrax scare in the US soon after 9/11
  <htt'c://en..- ikipedia.org/wiki/2 _ a rax attacks> . US senators and others
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  were sent anthrax spores in the post, a crime that led to the death of five
  people, prompting policvmakers to claim links to Saddam Hussein.
  Meyer told the third day of Sir John Chilcot's hearings that from the onset of
  the Bush presidency in 2001, there was enthusiasm on the Republican right for
  arming and supporting Iraqi dissidents, "mostly in London", particularly the
  Iraqi National Congress led by Ahmad Chalabi.
  Powell was sceptical of such "belligerent" moves, concentrating on sanctions
  with Robin Cook, the then-British foreign secretary, with whom, Meyer said,
  "somewhat to my surprise", he got on well.
  On 9/11 Condoleezza Rice, then the US national security adviser, told Meyer she
  was in "no doubt: it was an al-Qaida operation". The following weekend Bush and
  his key advisers met at Camp David and contacts later told Meyer there had been
  a "big ding-dong" about Iraq and Saddam.
  It seemed that Paul Wolfowitz, Rumsfeld's deputy, argued for retaliation to
  include Iraq, Meyer said. It was not clear where Rumsfeld stood. But later that
  month Bush and Tony Blair, on a visit to Washington, were agreed on a
  "laser-like focus" on al-Qaida and Pakistan.
  Blair's reputation had soared "above all others" because of his support for the
  US, the former ambassador told the inquiry.
  But the anthrax scare had "steamed up" policy makers in Bush's administration
  and helped swing attitudes against Saddam, who the administration believed. had
  been the last person to use anthrax.
  Rice fell more and more "in the camp of Powell's enemies". There was a "sea
  chanae" in attitudes to containment but the UK still had "a legal problem" with
  regime change. Meyer told British officials to argue that the alliance would be
  in better shape if there was international support for military action. There
  was no need to argue that with the state department. But there was with Dick
  Cheney,. the vice-president, and Rumsfeld.
  Asked about Blair's meeting with Bush at Crawford, Texas, in April 2002, where,
  some observers believe, the decision to go to war was made, Meyer said: "To this
  day I'm not entirely clear what degree of convergence was signed in blood at the
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  Texas range."
  But a speech by Blair the following day was, he believed, the first time the
  prime minister had publicaly said "regime change". "What he was trying to do was
  to draw the lessons of 9/11 and apply them to the situation in Iraq, which led -
  I think not inadvertently but deliberately - to a conflation of the threat posed
  by Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein.
  "When I heard that speech, I thought that this represents a tightening of the
  UK/US alliance and a degree of convergence on the danger Saddam Hussein
  presented."
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ExtractedBodyText: Ok. Yes ray lahood is still on.
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  Ok. Yes ray lahood is still on.
  Original Message --
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  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Cc: Huma Abedin
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  Subject: Call list
  Pls add former Amb Frank Wisner. And is Ray La Hood still on it--pls be sure he is. Thx.
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  Amazing job on the calls!
  U r done after this minus romania which we won't pursue any more Saudi might be available at 12:45 and if u r ok, we
  can do it then.

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  Amazing job on the calls!
  U r done after this minus romania which we won't pursue any more Saudi might be available at 12:45 and if u r ok, we
  can do it then.
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  IS  REALLY BEING DEFERRED? DOES THAT MEAN SHE HAS A CHANCE IN THE SPRING? HE'S GOING TO BE DEVASTATED.

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  spring? He's going to be devastated.
  I just came from Georgetown and talked to Jack et al. applied for "early action" —that is to be
  guaranteed admittance without applying elsewhere. The decision on "early action" is based on grades and scores — the
  most empirical measures. It is EXTREMELY difficult to be accepted EARLY at Georgetown She was deferred until the
  spring — through the regular process when they will weigh all her strengths. There is never any guarantee but this is the
  situation for early action.
  Everyone is excited about the speech tom'w. I wish I could go but have to be here for another event at State. I've gone
  back and forth with speechwriters. I know it will be terrific.
  Melanne S. Verveer
  Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues
  U.S. Department of State
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  Washington, DC 20520
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  Subject: FW: Is really being deferred? Does that mean she has a chance in the B6
  spring? He's going to be devastated.
  I just came from Georgetown and talked to Jack et al. applied for "early action" —that is to be
  guaranteed admittance without applying elsewhere. The decision on "early action" is based on grades and scores — the
  most empirical measures. It is EXTREMELY difficult to be accepted EARLY at Georgetown She was deferred until the
  spring — through the regular process when they will weigh all her strengths. There is never any guarantee but this is the
  situation for early action.
  Everyone is excited about the speech tom'w. I wish I could go but have to be here for another event at State. I've gone
  back and forth with speechwriters. I know it will be terrific.
  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
  From: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 5:43 PM
  To: Verveer, Melanne S
  Subject: Is really being deferred? Does that mean she has a chance in the spring? He's going to be
  devastated.
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  I will fax a copy of this version to the house momentarily.
  Comments / suggestions are in brackets as you requested.
  FYI, a non-annotated version sent to D(S) and D(L), Burns, as well as to folks at NSC who had weighed in.
  I will be back in office by 730.
  Dan

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  Attachments: 2009 12 14 Human Rights annotated 215am.docx
  I will fax a copy of this version to the house momentarily.
  Comments / suggestions are in brackets as you requested.
  FYI, a non-annotated version sent to D(S) and D(L), Burns, as well as to folks at NSC who had weighed in.
  I will be back in office by 730.
  Dan
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  Subject: Fw: Kerry/Lugar/Berman Pakistan Aid Bill
  From: Verma, Richard R
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  Cc: Campbell, Piper; Crocker, Bathsheba N
  Sent: Thu Sep 24 13:02:54 2009
  Subject: Kerry/Lugar/Berman Pakistan Aid Bill
  FYI -- Kerry/Lugar/Berman just passed the Senate by Unanimous Consent. Trying to get the House to do by suspension,
  probably early next week, but there is the chance they could take it up tomorrow. Will keep you posted.
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  fyi
  From: Cheryl Mills [mailto:
  Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 3:42 AM
  To: 'Nancy Bekavac'; JPiercy
  Cc: 'Carpenter, Margaret V.W.
  Subject: Just a Thank You
  Jan and Nancy:
  As we are winding down the first year for Hillary, I wanted to reach out and say a belated but sincere thank you
  for all the work you put in to get us off to a great start with staffing her team.
  I am sure as you look across it you see a number of the faces you recommended, all of whom are doing
  yeomen's work given the challenges this administration faces in foreign policy.
  A special thank you as well for Margaret. She has been the gift that keeps on giving (indeed she is focused now
  on ensuring USAID has the team it needs to assist Hillary both in revitalizing the agencyand producing the
  development outcomes that will last for a lifetime).
  I hope you have a great holiday season — I know there are many who will be giving thanks for you being among
  their blessings — I just wanted to add my voice.
  best.
  cdm
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MetadataSubject: LIBYA
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  Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 8:20 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Libya
  Original Message
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Thu Sep 24 20:16:50 2009
  Subject: Libya
  Congress earmarked 2.5 mil dollars for democracy stuff in Libya. Not an Admin request. Requirement to work through
  NGOs. Requests for proposals went out, came in, were evaluated. One was going to an NGO with links to an NGO in
  Libya run by a Qadhafi. Congressional staff briefed on Monday. Thus the questions now.
  Jeffrey Feltman
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  Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 8:39 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Libya
  Original Message
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Thu Sep 24 20:25:13 2009
  Subject: Fw: Libya
  More clarity. No awards given yet. More dealing with good governance rather than democracy. NEA worked with F and
  H on a plan of how to work with a broad segment of society in Libya. It was that plan that went forth for congressional
  notification. So NEA, F, and H all signed out the plan for congressional notification. While the plan took all summer to
  develop, obviously it shouldn't have gone forth on automatic pilot after Meghrahi.
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Original Message ---
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Thu Sep 24 20:16:50 2009
  Subject: Libya
  Congress earmarked 2.5 mil dollars for democracy stuff in Libya. Not an Admin request. Requirement to work through
  NGOs. Requests for proposals went out, came in, were evaluated. One was going to an NGO with links to an NGO in
  Libya run by a Qadhafi. Congressional staff briefed on Monday. Thus the questions now.
  Jeffrey Feltman
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  To: Verma, Richard R
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob 3; Abedin, Huma
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MetadataSubject: IRISH TIMES: NORTH'S LEADERS CLASH ON DEVOLUTION
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  See the story below. Consensus recommendation is that you call PR and MM tomorrow or Wednesday. Because we
  expect them both to go to the press after they speak with you, we believe it would be best for you to keep the calls at a
  very high level. Essentially:
  O Two months have passed since your trip to Belfast and you're checking in;
  • You're concerned about the news reports;
  O You understand that there are substantive differences and frayed nerves, but you want to encourage all parties
  to take positive actions and avoid unhelpful ones;
  • You remain prepared to assist in any way — you are personally invested in seeing them work through to the
  completion of this process;
  • Declan is hard at work, but his efforts are hampered by the lack of progress and the public conflict
  You would be mostly in listening mode and wouldn't engage substantively on the issues that are dividing them — parades
  (Sinn Fein doesn't want to concede anything on parades without a date for devolution) and a date (DUP doesn't want to
  set a date until they get progress on parades).
  If you're amenable, we-can move forward and schedule the calls.
  Thanks,
  Jake

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  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Valmoro, Lona J
  Subject FW: Irish Times: North's leaders clash on devolution
  See the story below. Consensus recommendation is that you call PR and MM tomorrow or Wednesday. Because we
  expect them both to go to the press after they speak with you, we believe it would be best for you to keep the calls at a
  very high level. Essentially:
  O Two months have passed since your trip to Belfast and you're checking in;
  • You're concerned about the news reports;
  O You understand that there are substantive differences and frayed nerves, but you want to encourage all parties
  to take positive actions and avoid unhelpful ones;
  • You remain prepared to assist in any way — you are personally invested in seeing them work through to the
  completion of this process;
  • Declan is hard at work, but his efforts are hampered by the lack of progress and the public conflict
  You would be mostly in listening mode and wouldn't engage substantively on the issues that are dividing them — parades
  (Sinn Fein doesn't want to concede anything on parades without a date for devolution) and a date (DUP doesn't want to
  set a date until they get progress on parades).
  If you're amenable, we-can move forward and schedule the calls.
  Thanks,
  Jake
  From: Lakhdhir, Kamala S (Belfast)
  Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 2:36 PM
  To: 'DecIan Kelly'; Sullivan, Jacob J; Cormack, Maureen E; Dwyer, Stuart A; Hadmorth, Jason K; Abbaszadeh, Nima;
  McNicholas, Daniel F (London); Quinville, Robin S (London); Berry, Gregory L (London)
  Cc: Roland, Kevin S (Belfast); Nystrom, Dwight D; Huizinga, Todd M
  Subject: Irish Times: North's leaders clash on devolution
  FYI. Kamala
  North's leaders clash on devolution
  The North's leaders Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness clashed in public today as the split at the heart of
  the power-sharing government deepened.
  The clash came as Taoiseach Brian Cowen lead a team of Government ministers in a session of cross-Border
  talks with members of the Northern Ireland administration.
  As the pair appeared before the cameras at a press conference their private disagreement over the devolution of
  policing and justice powers to the Stormont Assembly deepened when Mr McGuinness accused his counterpart
  of raising roadblocks to a deal.
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  As the men stood side-by-side in front of the media, a visibly angry Mr Robinson effectively reprimanded his
  opposite number accusing him of bringing private details into the public domain.
  The temperature rose as Mr McGuinness continually shook his head in disagreement as Mr Robinson spoke.
  The Sinn Fein deputy leader hit out at Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) calls for a scrapping of the Parades
  Commission, which rules on Orange Order parades, and said it could not be a pre-condition to a deal on the
  transfer of policing and justice powers.
  Mr McGuinness: "I move forward against the backdrop of the agreements that I made with Peter Robinson 13
  months ago where we agreed an over-30 step approach to the transfer of powers on policing and justice.
  "I have to say at no stage in that process was the issue of issues being used as pre-conditions for the transfer of
  power for policing and justice mentioned."
  In a reference to a DUP letter to the Prime Minister demanding 'confidence building' measures for unionists
  before a deal, Mr McGuinness added: "At no stage were people contemplating sending, on solo runs, letters to
  Prime Ministers which effectively I had not seen, was not made aware of and was completely surprised by."
  Mr Robinson hit back by claiming republicans had already backed reform of parades, but had now opted to
  delay the measures as a tactic.
  The First Minister, who glanced at his adviser and became visibly angry as Mr McGuinness spoke, added: "I
  regret the tone of the latter remarks.
  "I don't think that it is helpful for us to be going into the finer details of these matters, but nobody is in any
  doubt that the issue of parades was moving forward and was held back."
  The exchanges were seen as a public demonstration of the two leaders' long-running private dispute.
  Mr McGuinness is already on record as having said that he has not been able to build an adequate relationship
  with Mr Robinson, despite having enjoyed a good working relationship with his predecessor as DUP leader, Ian
  Paisley.
  The North-South Ministerial Council, first formed under the Belfast Agreement of 1998 is marking its tenth
  anniversary, but proceedings today were overshadowed by fears for the future of the Stormont Assembly.
  Today's meeting in Limavady, Co Deny, brought together ministers from North and South, who announced
  progress on a series of cross-Border projects.
  Deputy Consul General
  U.S. Consulate General Belfast
  Office: 02890 386177
  Mobile
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  FYI
  From: Posner, Michael H
  Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 4:15 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: welcome back and thanks
  First — welcome back! I hope you had a good break. (if anyone deserves a break you certainly do)
  Please convey my thanks to the Secretary for doing the speech . She was fantastic — delivering our message eloquently
  and effectively. I have gotten very positive feed-back from people in our community. This gives us an excellent platform
  for the future.
  And thank you for being so supportive of this effort all along the way.
  Best
  Mike
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  FYI
  From: Posner, Michael H
  Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 6:50 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Crowley, Philip 3; Otero, Maria; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Subject: FW: Clinton Speech Signals Greater Emphasis on Human Rights in U.S. Policy
  Nice
  From: Mary McGuire [mailto
  Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 5:30 PM
  To: Mary McGuire
  Subject: Clinton Speech Signals Greater Emphasis on Human Rights in U.S. Policy
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
  CONTACT: Mary McGuire in Washington, +1-202-747-7035
  Clinton Speech Signals Greater Emphasis on Human Rights in U.S. Policy
  Washington — December 14, 2009 —
  Freedom House applauds Secretary Hillary Clinton for her remarks at Georgetown University today on "A
  Human Rights Agenda for the 21st Century."
  Secretary Clinton's remarks setting forth the U.S. Government's human rights agenda appear to reflect an
  enhanced emphasis by the Obama Administration on the importance of political democracy for the achievement
  to basic human rights and broader development goals, as well. She gave special attention to the importance of
  freedom of expression. The remarks build upon President Obama's Nobel acceptance speech on December 10,
  in which he said "peace is unstable where citizens are denied the right to speak freely or worship as they please;
  choose their own leaders or assemble without fear."
  "The emphasis on universal human rights in Secretary Clinton's speech sends an important message of her
  personal commitment at a time when the world is witnessing continuing global declines in fundamental rights,"
  said Jennifer Windsor, Executive Director of Freedom House. "We look forward to seeing this passion
  integrated into U.S. policy around the globe."
  The speech stressed the necessity for a human rights policy that is fused with efforts to advance both
  development and democracy.
  B6
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  "Human rights, democracy and development are not three separate goals with three separate agendas," said
  Secretary Clinton. "To make a real and long term difference in people's lives we have to tackle all three
  simultaneously."
  Clinton went on to refute the idea that national security policy need take priority over human rights issues and
  spoke of a "principled pragmatism" where the United States would address concerning human rights issues with
  countries like China or Russia while continuing to engage with them on strategic interests. "Freedom doesn't
  come in half measures," continued Clinton. "and partial remedies cannot redress the whole problem."
  To watch Secretary Clinton's speech, click here.
  For more information on human rights, visit:
  Freedom in the World 2009
  Freedom House, an independent nongovernmental organization that supports the expansion of freedom in the
  world, has been monitoring political rights and civil liberties since 1972.
  Freedom matters.
  Freedom House makes a difference.
  www.freedomhouse.org
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  Attachments: Larry Cox statement on Clinton speech.docx
  fyi
  From: T. Kumar [mailto:
  Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 6:18 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Amnesty Int'l on Secretary Clinton's Speech
  Amnesty International USA Statement on Secretary Clinton's speech
  Monday, December 14, 2009
  Larry Cox, executive director, Amnesty International USA, on Monday welcomed Secretary of State
  Hillary Clinton's affirmation that protecting human rights is central to helping countries worldwide
  achieve the goal of reducing or eliminating poverty. Calling her speech "historic," Cox said Clinton's
  commitment to a broad spectrum of human rights offers new hope in solving the desperation caused
  by poverty.
  "By advancing the idea that human rights, development and participatory and accountable
  governance, are goals that mutually reinforce one another, Secretary Clinton has charted a course of
  leadership recognizing the indivisibility of human rights that has been missing in our government's
  mission abroad and at home," said Cox. "Her statement today is an essential foundation for relieving
  the suffering of billions in poverty, especially now when millions upon millions more people worldwide
  are experiencing economic hardship."
  "We welcome Secretary Clinton's affirmation that the "basics" of well being -- food, shelter, health and
  education —are not only human rights in and of themselves, but are also essential for the exercise of
  other human rights. Only by addressing both freedom from want and freedom from fear will it be
  possible to achieve genuine development for all."
  Cox, who attended Secretary Clinton's speech on the administration's 21st century human rights
  agenda at Georgetown University, said he was especially grateful to hear Secretary Clinton outline
  her determination to make a real and long-term difference by tackling human rights and development
  as mutually reinforcing goals and affirm that the "United States must lead by example in this area."
  Cox also welcomed Secretary Clinton's commitment to stand with human rights defenders worldwide
  by shining a spotlight on their work and the legitimacy of their efforts. In her speech Secretary Clinton
  highlighted the work of Women of Zimbabwe Arise, whose founders were recently honored at the
  White House, and noted the State Department had sent high-level diplomatic missions to meet with
  Aung San Suu Kyi in Myanmar. It is important that the administration continue to champion human
  rights defenders around the world, especially those in powerful countries like China and Russia.
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  Cox also praised the Secretary for raising the question of accountability abroad and at
  home. "Secretary Clinton rightly identifies accountability as the centerpiece of any successful human
  rights agenda for the United States. But if the administration means what it says, then it needs to
  appoint a bipartisan commission to investigate the abuses connected to counterterrorism policies
  since September 11, 2001, follow through on the executive orders it already has committed to, close
  the prison at Guantanamo and abide by international legal commitments to end torture."
  "The administration can't insist that other countries adhere to human rights protections while
  continuing to detain people outside the rule of law at home," Cox continued. "Discussion of human
  rights can't be an empty rebranding exercise. The administration should promptly bring charges
  against the Guantanamo detainees who can be legitimately charged with a crime, and release the
  rest without further delay." To date, 116 individuals have already been cleared for release but remain
  unjustly detained in Guantanamo.
  Noting that in his Nobel Prize speech in Oslo, President Obama stated that "no nation can insist that
  others follow the rules of the road if we are not willing to follow those rules ourselves," Cox Stated,
  "Amnesty International commends the administration for its commitment to engage closely on human
  rights. This is welcome change, but to make measurable progress we must prioritize accountability
  for torture, implementation of human rights treaties, a strong Executive Order on Human Rights, and
  the establishment of a national human rights commission."
  Amnesty International is a Nobel Peace Prize-winning grassroots activist organization with more than 2.2 million
  supporters, activists and volunteers in more than 150 countries campaigning for human rights worldwide. The
  organization investigates and exposes abuses, educates and mobilizes the public, and works to protect people wherever
  justice, freedom, truth and dignity are denied.
  Please visit www.amnestyusa.org for more information.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766180 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766181
MetadataSubject: MURTHA AT BETHESDA NAVAL HOSP W/GALLBLADDER ISSUE
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  John Murtha Hospitalized:
  David Rogers December 14, 2009 12:03 PM EST
  With the annual Pentagon budget bill due on the House floor this week, a familiar face may be missing.Rep. John
  Murtha, chairman of the House Appropriations defense panel, was hospitalized Sunday night because of abdominal
  pains. The 77-year-old Pennsylvania Democrat had been feeling ill with what he thought last week was swine flu but the
  hospitalization appears related to his gall bladder."He's currently resting and doing well," his office said. But a major
  committee hearing Murtha had planned for Tuesday on the growing U.S. military commitment in Afghanistan has been
  postponed

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  Subject Murtha at Bethesda Naval Hosp w/gallbladder issue
  John Murtha Hospitalized:
  David Rogers December 14, 2009 12:03 PM EST
  With the annual Pentagon budget bill due on the House floor this week, a familiar face may be missing.Rep. John
  Murtha, chairman of the House Appropriations defense panel, was hospitalized Sunday night because of abdominal
  pains. The 77-year-old Pennsylvania Democrat had been feeling ill with what he thought last week was swine flu but the
  hospitalization appears related to his gall bladder."He's currently resting and doing well," his office said. But a major
  committee hearing Murtha had planned for Tuesday on the growing U.S. military commitment in Afghanistan has been
  postponed
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766181 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766182
MetadataSubject: MINI SCHEDULE 9/25/09 FRIDAY
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  9:15 am MEETING w/liELGIAN FOREIGN MINISTER LETERME
  9:45 am Room 34H
  10:00 am
  11:00 am
  HAITI KEY PLAYERS MEETING
  Jade Room
  11:05 am DEPART Waldorf-Astoria Hotel *En route Canadian Mission
  11:15 am ARRIVE Canadian Mission
  11:20 am
  11:30 am
  11:30 am
  12:00 pm
  PULL-ASIDE w/SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SECRETARY-
  GENERAL KM EIDE 14th Floor
  FRIENDS OF AFGHANISTAN MEETING
  14th Floor
  12:05 pm DEPART Canadian Mission *En route Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
  12:15 pm ARRIVE Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
  12:20 pm
  12:40 pm
  PERSONAL/STAFF TIME
  Private Suite
  12:45 pm DEPART Waldorf-Astoria Hotel *En route Sheraton Hotel and Towers
  12:55 pm ARRIVE Sheraton Hotel and Towers
  1:00 pm CLINTON GLOBAL INITIATIVE CLOSING PLENARY
  3:00 pm Main Ballroom
  3:05 pm DEPART Sheraton Hotel and Towers *En route Waldorf-Astoria
  3:15 pm ARRIVE Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
  3:20 pm TAPING OF "FACE THE NATION" INTERVIEW w/HARRY SMITH
  3:40 pm 34th Floor
  3:45 pm MEETING w/CARIBBEAN FOREIGN MINISTERS
  4:45 pm Jade Room
  4:50 pm PRE-BRIEF MEETING
  4:55 pm Outside of Room 35H
  5:00 pm MEETING w/INDIAN EXTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTER KRISHNA
  5:25 pm Room 35H
  5:30 pm MEETING w/AZERBAIJANI FOREIGN MINISTER MAMMADYAROV
  6:00 pm Room 35H
  6:05 pm DEPART Waldorf-Astoria Hotel *En route Ritz-Carlton Hotel
  6:25 pm ARRIVERitz-Carlton Hotel
  6:30 pm MEETING wIIRAQI PRESIDENT TALABANI
  7:30 pm Meeting Room Tbd
  7:35 pm DEPARTRitz-Carlton Hotel
  En route Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
  ###

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  Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 9:28 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Mini Schedule 9/25/09 Friday
  9:15 am MEETING w/liELGIAN FOREIGN MINISTER LETERME
  9:45 am Room 34H
  10:00 am
  11:00 am
  HAITI KEY PLAYERS MEETING
  Jade Room
  11:05 am DEPART Waldorf-Astoria Hotel *En route Canadian Mission
  11:15 am ARRIVE Canadian Mission
  11:20 am
  11:30 am
  11:30 am
  12:00 pm
  PULL-ASIDE w/SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SECRETARY-
  GENERAL KM EIDE 14th Floor
  FRIENDS OF AFGHANISTAN MEETING
  14th Floor
  12:05 pm DEPART Canadian Mission *En route Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
  12:15 pm ARRIVE Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
  12:20 pm
  12:40 pm
  PERSONAL/STAFF TIME
  Private Suite
  12:45 pm DEPART Waldorf-Astoria Hotel *En route Sheraton Hotel and Towers
  12:55 pm ARRIVE Sheraton Hotel and Towers
  1:00 pm CLINTON GLOBAL INITIATIVE CLOSING PLENARY
  3:00 pm Main Ballroom
  3:05 pm DEPART Sheraton Hotel and Towers *En route Waldorf-Astoria
  3:15 pm ARRIVE Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
  3:20 pm TAPING OF "FACE THE NATION" INTERVIEW w/HARRY SMITH
  3:40 pm 34th Floor
  3:45 pm MEETING w/CARIBBEAN FOREIGN MINISTERS
  4:45 pm Jade Room
  4:50 pm PRE-BRIEF MEETING
  4:55 pm Outside of Room 35H
  5:00 pm MEETING w/INDIAN EXTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTER KRISHNA
  5:25 pm Room 35H
  5:30 pm MEETING w/AZERBAIJANI FOREIGN MINISTER MAMMADYAROV
  6:00 pm Room 35H
  6:05 pm DEPART Waldorf-Astoria Hotel *En route Ritz-Carlton Hotel
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  6:25 pm ARRIVERitz-Carlton Hotel
  6:30 pm MEETING wIIRAQI PRESIDENT TALABANI
  7:30 pm Meeting Room Tbd
  7:35 pm DEPARTRitz-Carlton Hotel
  En route Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
  ###
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766182 Date: 07/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766185
MetadataSubject: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA STATEMENT
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766185 Date: 08/31/2015
  Amnesty International USA Statement
  Monday, December 14, 2009
  RELEASE IN FULL
  Larry Cox, executive director, Amnesty International USA, on Monday welcomed
  Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's affirmation that protecting human rights is central to
  helping countries worldwide achieve the goal of reducing or eliminating poverty. Calling
  her speech "historic," Cox said Clinton's commitment to a broad spectrum of human
  rights offers new hope in solving the desperation caused by poverty.
  "By advancing the idea that human rights, development and participatory and
  accountable governance, are goals that mutually reinforce one another, Secretary
  Clinton has charted a course of leadership recognizing the indivisibility of human rights
  that has been missing in our government's mission abroad and at home," said Cox.
  "Her statement today is an essential foundation for relieving the suffering of billions in
  poverty, especially now when millions upon millions more people worldwide are
  experiencing economic hardship."
  "We welcome Secretary Clinton's affirmation that the "basics" of well being -- food,
  shelter, health and education —are not only human rights in and of themselves, but are
  also essential for the exercise of other human rights. Only by addressing both freedom
  from want and freedom from fear will it be possible to achieve genuine development for
  all.
  Cox, who attended Secretary Clinton's speech on the administration's 21st century
  human rights agenda at Georgetown University, said he was especially grateful to hear
  Secretary Clinton outline her determination to make a real and long-term difference by
  tackling human rights and development as mutually reinforcing goals and affirm that the
  "United States must lead by example in this area."
  Cox also welcomed Secretary Clinton's commitment to stand with human rights
  defenders worldwide by shining a spotlight on their work and the legitimacy of their
  efforts. In her speech Secretary Clinton highlighted the work of Women of Zimbabwe
  Arise, whose founders were recently honored at the White House, and noted the State
  Department had sent high-level diplomatic missions to meet with Aung San Suu Kyi in
  Myanmar. It is important that the administration continue to champion human rights
  defenders around the world, especially those in powerful countries like China and
  Russia.
  Cox also praised the Secretary for raising the question of accountability abroad and at
  home. "Secretary Clinton rightly identifies accountability as the centerpiece of any
  successful human rights agenda for the United States. But if the administration means
  what it says, then it needs to appoint a bipartisan commission to investigate the abuses
  connected to counterterrorism policies since September 11, 2001, follow through on the
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766185 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766185 Date: 08/31/2015
  executive orders it already has committed to, close the prison at Guantanamo and abide
  by international legal commitments to end torture."
  "The administration can't insist that other countries adhere to human rights protections
  while continuing to detain people outside the rule of law at home," Cox continued.
  "Discussion of human rights can't be an empty rebranding exercise. The administration
  should promptly bring charges against the Guantanamo detainees who can be
  legitimately charged with a crime, and release the rest without further delay." To date,
  116 individuals have already been cleared for release but remain unjustly detained in
  Guantanamo.
  Noting that in his Nobel Prize speech in Oslo, President Obama stated that "no nation
  can insist that others follow the rules of the road if we are not willing to follow those
  rules ourselves," Cox Stated, "Amnesty International commends the administration for
  its commitment to engage closely on human rights. This is welcome change, but to
  make measurable progress we must prioritize accountability for torture, implementation
  of human rights treaties, a strong Executive Order on Human Rights, and the
  establishment of a national human rights commission."
  Amnesty International is a Nobel Peace Prize-winning grassroots activist organization with more
  than 2.2 million supporters, activists and volunteers in more than 150 countries campaigning for
  human rights worldwide. The organization investigates and exposes abuses, educates and
  mobilizes the public, and works to protect people wherever justice, freedom, truth and dignity
  are denied.
  Please visit www.amnestyusa.orq for more information.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766185 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766191
MetadataSubject: MAKING THE FOOD SECURITY VIDEO HAPPEN
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766191 Date: 07/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:40 AM
  To: H
  Subject FW: Making the Food Security video happen
  fyi
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:40 AM
  To: Dowd, Katie W; Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Cc: McHale, Judith A; Crowley, Philip J
  Subject: Making the Food Security video happen
  Katie and Caitlin:
  I know you know, but want you to know we all know as does the Secretary how without your pushing and
  making it happen, there would have been no video. Katie, your constant can-do attitude, hectoring to get us
  to review the concepts and the scripts, and positive attitude that it would be great truly was critical. Not to
  mention your conceptual eye that bettered the outcome. Caitlin, your analysis, outreach, and notion that a
  celebrity would in fact do this was so valuable.
  Many thanks to you both — it was the highlight.
  cdm
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MetadataSubject: DEATH OF
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  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:50 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Death of
  FYI
  From: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:49 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Adams, David S; Rodriguez, Miguel E
  Subject: Fw: Death of
  See below.
  From: Pascual, Michael T
  To: Onufer, Tina D; CA-OCS-Duty-Principals; PA Press Duty Officer; M_SpecialAssistants; EAP-Staff-Assistants-DL;
  H_SeniorStaff; Adler, Clay K
  Cc: SES-O_SWO; SES_DutyDeputies; SES-Line_UNGA; SES-O_Shift-III; SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Sat Sep 26 06:45:43 2009
  Subject: Death of
  Colleagues:
  Regards,
  Michael T. Pascual
  Senior Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center (S/ES-O)
  PascualMT@state.gov; 202-647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766192 Date: 07/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766194
MetadataSubject: GREAT SPEECH BY HILARY!
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Great speech by Hilary!
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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 7:25 AM
  To:
  Subject RE: Great speech by Hilary!
  FYI
  Original Message--
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 7:19 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Dowd, Katie W; Balderston, Kris M
  Subject: Fw: Great speech by Hilary!
  See below-Pepsi would like to show the video at company meetings over the next couple of weeks including their
  internal global hunger meeting next week in Delhi-and at the start of their session on hunger the week after in Thailand.
  Original Message ---
  From: Yach, Derek {PEP}
  To: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Sent: Fri Sep 25 14:29:18 2009
  Subject: Re: Great speech by Hilary!
  Please see below
  Indra join's Secr Clinton in Des Moines at the WFP and as part of gearing up our troops hoped we might use the inspiring
  video!
  Derek
  Original Message
  From: Yach, Derek {PEP} <
  To: Sophie Faris
  Sent: Fri Sep 25 14:09:53 2009
  Subject: Great speech by Hilary!
  Anyway we can get the video that she used? Want to use it as we start our internal global hunger meet next week in
  Delhi-and if CGI agreed also at the start of our session on hunger the week after in Thailand. D
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766194 Date: 07/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766197
MetadataSubject: ROY AND COFFEE ARE HERE
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 7:56 AM
  To: H
  Subject Roy and coffee are here
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766197 Date: 07/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766198
MetadataSubject: DON'T LAUGH!!
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MetadataFrom: Marshall, Capricia P
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ExtractedBodyText: Why not! Will call him.
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  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: Marshall, Capricia P <MarshalICP@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 8:42 AM
  To: H; capriciamarshall
  Subject: Re: Don't laugh!!
  Why not! Will call him.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Marshall, Capricia P;
  Sent: Tue Dec 15 08:17:34 2009
  Subject: Don't laugh!!
  Can you contact your protocol friend in China and ask him if I could get photos of the carpets of the rooms I met in w
  POTUS during the recent trip? I loved their designs and the way they appeared carved. Any chance we can get this?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766198 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05766199
MetadataSubject: DON'T LAUGH!!
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ExtractedBodyText: Sorry which building was that? The hotel?
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  From: Marshall, Capricia P <MarshalICP©state.goy>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 9:04 AM
  To:
  Subject Re: Don't laugh!!
  Sorry which building was that? The hotel?
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Marshall, Capricia P;'
  Sent: Tue Dec 15 08:17:34 2009
  Subject: Don't laugh!!
  Can you contact your protocol friend in China and ask him if I could get photos of the carpets of the rooms I met in w
  POTUS during the recent trip? I loved their designs and the way they appeared carved. Any chance we can get this?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766199 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: Got it.
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  RELEASE IN PART B6
  From: Marshall, Capricia P <MarshalICP@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 1:13 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Don't.laugh!!
  Got it.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 10:38 AM
  To: Marshall, Capricia P
  Subject: Re: Don't laugh!!
  The Great Hall where we met w Hu.
  Original Message
  From: Marshall, Capricia P <MarshalICP@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Dec 15 09:04:20 2009
  Subject: Re: Don't laugh!!
  Sorry which building was that? The hotel?
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Marshall, Capricia P;
  Sent: Tue Dec 15 08:17:34 2009
  Subject: Don't laugh!!
  Can you contact your protocol friend in China and ask him if I could get photos of the carpets of the rooms I met in w
  POTUS during the recent trip? I loved their designs and the way they appeared carved. Any chance-we can get this?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05766200 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Saturday, September 26, 2009 9:27 PM
  H
  Fw: Funeral--oct 6 Texas
  Fyi

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  Subject
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Saturday, September 26, 2009 9:27 PM
  H
  Fw: Funeral--oct 6 Texas
  Fyi
  Original Message ----
  From: Mikael Lurie
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Stremlau, Matthew H; Plowden, Marisa L; Klevorick, Caitlin B; Toiv, Nora F
  Sent: Sat Sep 26 21:21:57 2009
  Subject: Funeral--oct 6 Texas
  Sent from my iPhone
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DocNumber: C05766208
MetadataSubject: UNGA SCHEDULE
MetadataTo: Abedin, Huma
MetadataFrom: Valmoro, Lona J
MetadataDateSent: 2009-09-27T04:00:00+00:00
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ExtractedSubject: UNGA schedule
ExtractedTo: H; Huma Abedin
ExtractedFrom: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, September 27, 2009 8:31 AM
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ExtractedBodyText: Yes, I can send within the hour.
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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, September 27, 2009 8:31 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject Re: UNGA schedule
  Yes, I can send within the hour.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sun Sep 27 08:10:34 2009
  Subject: UNGA schedule
  I am trying to organize all of my notes and need a list of the dates and times of all my mtgs and events. Unfortunately
  the cards on which I take my notes do not have dates and times which they usually do (and I would like them always to
  include). Can you send to me?
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MetadataSubject: DANISH PM TO BECOME PRESIDENT OF UN CLIMATE TALKS
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ExtractedSubject: Danish PM to become president of UN climate talks
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ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 7:33 AM
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  Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 7:33 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Danish PM to become president of UN climate talks
  From: Riggs, Susan 3
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-EUR; NEWS-Climate
  Cc: SES-0
  Sent: Wed Dec 16 06:57:13 2009
  Subject: Danish PM to become president of UN climate talks
  COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen will replace Danish minister Connie Hedegaard
  as president of the UN climate talks for a final summit session, the United Nations said. "With so many heads of state
  and government having arrived it's appropriate that the Prime Minister of Denmark presides," Hedegaard told the 193-
  nation meeting. "However, the Prime Minister has appointed me as his special representative and I will thus continue to
  negotiate the...outcome with my colleagues," she said. She said the move was procedural. Separately, Hedegaard has
  been criticized by African nations for favoring rich nations in the negotiations.
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MetadataSubject: SORRY TO MISS YOU
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Blair, Cherie
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ExtractedSubject: Sorry to miss you
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  But it was great to see Bill on such good form.
  My friend from Q really enjoyed your meeting and felt it had gone we'll hope you did too Sent from my HTC Touch Pro
  This message has been scanned by MailController - www.MailController.altohiway.com

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  Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 8:50 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Sorry to miss you
  But it was great to see Bill on such good form.
  My friend from Q really enjoyed your meeting and felt it had gone we'll hope you did too Sent from my HTC Touch Pro
  This message has been scanned by MailController - www.MailController.altohiway.com
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