# Emails

DocNumber: C05769591
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ExtractedSubject: Fyi
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 5:02 AM
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  SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT ON THE RECENT INCIDENT IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN
  The Security Council deeply regrets the loss of life and injuries resulting from the use of force during the Israeli military
  operation in international waters against the convoy sailing to Gaza. The Council, in this context, condemns those acts
  which resulted in the loss of at least ten civilians and many wounded, and expresses its condolences to their
  families. The Security Council requests the immediate release of the ships as well as the civilians held by Israel. The
  Council urges Israel to permit full consular access, to allow the countries concerned to retrieve their deceased and
  wounded immediately, and to ensure the delivery of humanitarian assistance from the convoy to its destination. The
  Security Council takes note of the statement of the UN Secretary—General on the need to have a full investigation into
  the matter and it calls for a prompt, impartial, credible and transparent investigation conforming to international
  standards. The Security Council stresses that the situation in Gaza is not sustainable. The Council re-emphasizes the
  importance of the full implementation of Resolutions 1850 and 1860. In that context, it reiterates its grave concern at
  the humanitarian situation in Gaza and stresses the need for sustained and regular flow of goods and people to Gaza as
  well as unimpeded provision and distribution of humanitarian assistance throughout Gaza. The Security Council
  underscores that the only viable solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an agreement negotiated between the parties
  and re-emphasizes that only a two-State solution, with an independent and viable Palestinian State living side by side in
  peace and security with Israel and its other neighbours, could bring peace to the region. The Security Council expresses
  support for the proximity talks and voices concern that this incident took place while the proximity talks are underway
  and urges the parties to act with restraint, avoiding any unilateral and provocative actions, and all international partners
  to promote an atmosphere of cooperation between the parties and throughout the region.

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769591 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 5:02 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fyi
  SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT ON THE RECENT INCIDENT IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN
  The Security Council deeply regrets the loss of life and injuries resulting from the use of force during the Israeli military
  operation in international waters against the convoy sailing to Gaza. The Council, in this context, condemns those acts
  which resulted in the loss of at least ten civilians and many wounded, and expresses its condolences to their
  families. The Security Council requests the immediate release of the ships as well as the civilians held by Israel. The
  Council urges Israel to permit full consular access, to allow the countries concerned to retrieve their deceased and
  wounded immediately, and to ensure the delivery of humanitarian assistance from the convoy to its destination. The
  Security Council takes note of the statement of the UN Secretary—General on the need to have a full investigation into
  the matter and it calls for a prompt, impartial, credible and transparent investigation conforming to international
  standards. The Security Council stresses that the situation in Gaza is not sustainable. The Council re-emphasizes the
  importance of the full implementation of Resolutions 1850 and 1860. In that context, it reiterates its grave concern at
  the humanitarian situation in Gaza and stresses the need for sustained and regular flow of goods and people to Gaza as
  well as unimpeded provision and distribution of humanitarian assistance throughout Gaza. The Security Council
  underscores that the only viable solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an agreement negotiated between the parties
  and re-emphasizes that only a two-State solution, with an independent and viable Palestinian State living side by side in
  peace and security with Israel and its other neighbours, could bring peace to the region. The Security Council expresses
  support for the proximity talks and voices concern that this incident took place while the proximity talks are underway
  and urges the parties to act with restraint, avoiding any unilateral and provocative actions, and all international partners
  to promote an atmosphere of cooperation between the parties and throughout the region.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769591 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769592
MetadataSubject: FYI
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Fyi
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 5:19 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05769592
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769592 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 5:19 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Fyi
  Yes
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Tue Jun 01 05:04:45 2010
  Subject: Re: Fyi
  Are you meeting me at shuttle?
  Original Message ----
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jun 01 05:01:58 2010
  Subject: Fyi
  SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT ON THE RECENT INCIDENT IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN
  The Security Council deeply regrets the loss of life and injuries resulting from the use of force during the Israeli military
  operation in international waters against the convoy sailing to Gaza. The Council, in this context, condemns those acts
  which resulted in the loss of at least ten civilians and many wounded, and expresses its condolences to their
  families. The Security Council requests the immediate release of the ships as well as the civilians held by Israel. The
  Council urges Israel to permit full consular access, to allow the countries concerned to retrieve their deceased and
  wounded immediately, and to ensure the delivery of humanitarian assistance from the convoy to its destination. The
  Security Council takes note of the statement of the UN Secretary—General on the need to have a full investigation into
  the matter and it calls for a prompt, impartial, credible and transparent investigation conforming to international
  standards. The Security Council stresses that the situation in Gaza is not sustainable. The Council re-emphasizes the
  importance of the full implementation of Resolutions 1850 and 1860. In that context, it reiterates its grave concern at
  the humanitarian situation in Gaza and stresses the need for sustained and regular flow of goods and people to Gaza as
  well as unimpeded provision and distribution of humanitarian assistance throughout Gaza. The Security Council
  underscores that the only viable solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an agreement negotiated between the parties
  and re-emphasizes that only a two-State solution, with an independent and viable Palestinian State living side by side in
  peace and security with Israel and its other neighbours, could bring peace to the region. The Security Council expresses
  support for the proximity talks and voices concern that this incident took place while the proximity talks are underway
  and urges the parties to act with restraint, avoiding any unilateral and provocative actions, and all international partners
  to promote an atmosphere of cooperation between the parties and throughout the region.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769592 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769593
MetadataSubject: OUT OF OFFICE AUTOREPLY: ASHTON TELECONFERENCE W/ ISRAELI FM
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
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ExtractedSubject: Out of Office AutoReply: Ashton Teleconference w/ Israeli FM
ExtractedFrom: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 5:22 AM
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  I am on travel and will not return to the office until the afternoon of June 1. I will be reviewing e-mail intermittently. If
  you need immediate assistance please contact Marisa McAuliffe by phone at 202-647-2972 or email at
  McauliffeM5@state.gov.

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  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 5:22 AM
  To:
  Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: Ashton Teleconference w/ Israeli FM
  I am on travel and will not return to the office until the afternoon of June 1. I will be reviewing e-mail intermittently. If
  you need immediate assistance please contact Marisa McAuliffe by phone at 202-647-2972 or email at
  McauliffeM5@state.gov.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769593 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769598
MetadataSubject: TEXT OF EU-RUSSIA STATEMENT ON GAZA TO BE ISSUED LATER TODAY
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
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  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Tuesday, June 1, 2010 6:08 AM
  Sullivan, Jacob J
  Text of EU-Russia statement on Gaza to be issued later today
  Here is the text of the statement that will be released at the EU-Russia Summit. 1.4(D)
  B1
  1.4(B)
  "The EU and Russia regret the loss of lives during the Israeli military operation against the Flotilla sailing to Gaza. The EU
  and Russia demand a full and impartial inquiry of the events and circumstances. The EU and Russia call for immediate
  opening of crossings for the flow of humanitarian aid, commercial goods and people to and from Gaza."

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769598 Date: 08/31/2015
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class:
  CONFIDENTIAL — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify
  on: 05/31/2035
  RELEASE IN PART
  1.4(B),B1,B5,1.4(D),B6
  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Cc:
  Subject:
  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Tuesday, June 1, 2010 6:08 AM
  Sullivan, Jacob J
  Text of EU-Russia statement on Gaza to be issued later today
  Here is the text of the statement that will be released at the EU-Russia Summit. 1.4(D)
  B1
  1.4(B)
  "The EU and Russia regret the loss of lives during the Israeli military operation against the Flotilla sailing to Gaza. The EU
  and Russia demand a full and impartial inquiry of the events and circumstances. The EU and Russia call for immediate
  opening of crossings for the flow of humanitarian aid, commercial goods and people to and from Gaza."
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Tue Jun 01 05:20:43 2010
  Subject: Re: Ashton Teleconference w/ Israeli FM
  I've worked on this non-stop since yesterday am. Let's discuss at meeting today.
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacobi <Sullivan.1.1@state.gov>
  Sent: Mon May 31 19:43:04 2010
  Subject: Ashton Teleconference w/ Israeli FM
  See below for a summary of Cathy Ashton's conversation w/ Lieberman from her policy planner. if there
  AM
  From: Schmid Helga
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Mon May 31 07:19:32 2010
  Subject: Teleconference HR Ashton/Israeli FM
  Dear Anne Marie,
  I am currently travelling with Cathy Ashton. She just spoke to Liberman/
  B5
  B6
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Helga
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769598 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769599
MetadataSubject: OUT OF OFFICE AUTOREPLY:
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Ebeling, Betsy
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ExtractedSubject: Out of Office AutoReply:
ExtractedTo: H
ExtractedFrom: Ebeling, Betsy
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 7:04 AM
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  I will be out of the office and not checking email Friday, May 28, 2010; Our offices will be closed Monday, May 31. I will be back
  in the office Tuesday, June 1.
  /

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  B6
  From: Ebeling, Betsy
  Sent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 7:04 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Out of Office AutoReply:
  I will be out of the office and not checking email Friday, May 28, 2010; Our offices will be closed Monday, May 31. I will be back
  in the office Tuesday, June 1.
  /
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769599 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769600
MetadataSubject: H: THIS REPORT APPEARED IN MAARIV, MAJOR ISRAELI DAILY, ON MAY 27, FYI, SID
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: sbwhoeop
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ExtractedSubject: Re: H: this report appeared in Maariv, major Israeli daily, on May27, fyi, Sid
ExtractedFrom: sbwhoeop
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  Call anytime. Sid
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry

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  B6
  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 8:14 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: H: this report appeared in Maariv, major Israeli daily, on May27, fyi, Sid
  Call anytime. Sid
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Tue, 1 Jun 2010 06:58:44
  To: 'sbwhoeop <sbwhoeop
  Subject: Re: H: this report appeared in Maariv, major Israeli daily, on May. 27, fyi, Sid
  Are you up? Can I call?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop <sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Mon May 31 12:49:21 2010
  Subject: H: this report appeared in Maariv, major Israeli daily, on May 27, fyi, Sid
  Netanyahu pleased: I didn't capitulate
  Ben Caspit, Maariv, May 27 2010 [page 2 with front page lead; Hebrew original here
  <http://www.scribd.com/doc/32038200/Maariv-May27-10-Netanyahu-Says-He-Beat-Obama> and at bottom of post] In
  the course of intimate conversations over the past few weeks with top political officials and civil servants, Prime
  Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has said, according to his interlocutors, that he managed to defeat the US administration.
  Netanyahu is pleased by the fact that the Americans failed, so he said, to twist his arm and that ultimately, in the duel
  between him and the Obama administration, he was the one who emerged with the upper hand. We did not make
  concessions on our red lines and they failed to make us fold and to drag us to places we didn't want to go, said
  Netanyahu, according to people who heard him speak.
  Netanyahu is convinced that he is not going to be forced to extend the settlement construction freeze, which is due to
  expire in September. According to senior officials in Jerusalem, an agreement has already been reached with the
  administration that the Israeli government will not announce an extension of the construction freeze in the territories,
  and the Americans will "make sure" that the Palestinians do not withdraw from the talks. Israel, however, will not take
  "aggressive" action and construction will be resumed only in areas that are clearly within the consensus inside the
  settlement blocs.
  The Prime Minister's Bureau vigorously denied the above report. "The statements attributed to the prime minister are
  incorrect," said a spokesman in the Prime Minister's Bureau. "They were not said by Netanyahu in any forum. The
  reason is simple: the prime minister does not think that, Prime Minister Netanyahu holds in great esteem the
  commitment by President Obama and the administration to Israel's security and their efforts to renew the peace
  process in our region."
  Eli Bardenstein adds: The formal invitation that Netanyahu received yesterday to meet with President Obama next week
  might attest to a radical change in the White House's attitude towards him. Political sources in Israel described the
  planned meeting as "the peak of the campaign for Israel and the Jews that has been pursued by the Obama
  administration in the past number of weeks." The sources said that the meeting was geared to put an end to the grave
  crisis that erupted some two months ago between the Obama administration and Netanyahu over the Israeli-Palestinian
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769600 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769600 Date: 08/31/2015
  conflict and particularly over the continued construction in East Jerusalem, and to mend the mistaken impression that
  was received as if Israel was "no longer an absolute ally of the United States."
  That crisis, which was initiated by the Americans, elicited fierce criticism in the United States, and sparked a desire
  among members of the Obama administration to rectify the situation. Another reason for the administration's desire to
  end the crisis is the fear of failure in the upcoming Congressional elections in November. "The Democratic Party's coffers
  are empty. Many Democrat members of Congress and Senators have complained that if the hazing of Israel were to
  continue, they would be unable to obtain donations from Jews and were liable to lose the elections," said one source in
  Washington.
  The prevalent assessment is that Netanyahu will be received far more warmly in Washington next week than he was two
  months ago. This time the meeting will be covered by the media and the two leaders are expected to have their picture
  taken together and to give statements to the media.
  That said, sources in Washington noted that "Netanyahu is leery of the meeting with Obama and of walking into a trap
  once again. He knows that the smiles notwithstanding, behind closed doors he is going to have to give answers to very
  difficult questions, like 'how do you envision the end of the negotiations with the Palestinians."
  Netanyahu is to begin his political travels today in Paris, where he is to attend the ceremony in honor of Israel's
  acceptance into the OECD. The prime minister will be arriving in a city that is on strike, which is liable to impede his
  movement through the city streets to the center of Paris for his meetings.
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DocNumber: C05769601
MetadataSubject: DAVUT MTG
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J
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ExtractedBodyText: Bill will be at prebrief, then has speech on India. Still checking with Jim.
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, June 1, 2010 8:19 AM
  To: H
  Subject Davut mtg
  Bill will be at prebrief, then has speech on India. Still checking with Jim.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769601 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05769604
MetadataSubject: RE:
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Ebeling, Betsy
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  Ebeling, Betsy.
  Tuesday, June 1, 2010 9:12 AM
  H
  RE:

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  Subject
  Ebeling, Betsy.
  Tuesday, June 1, 2010 9:12 AM
  H
  RE:
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 6:04 AM
  To: Ebeling, Betsy
  Cc: 'Russorv@state.gov'
  Subject: Re:
  Original Message
  From: Ebeling, Betsy
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 27 16:33:25 2010
  Subject:
  FISA director leaves legacy of collaboration
  Breaking down barriers
  Wednesday, May 26, 2010
  By Tina Calabro, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
  Pam Panchak/Post-Gazette
  FISA Foundation retiring executive director Dee Delaney, left, with the new executive director, Kristy Trautmann.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769604 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769604 Date: 08/31/2015
  To people in the local disability community, Dee Delaney is a household name.
  When news came this spring of her intention to retire as executive director of FISA Foundation in August, one could
  almost hear a collective gasp. With 14 years at the helm of the small but influential foundation, Ms. Delaney has had a
  pronounced and lasting influence on quality of life in our region.
  On behalf of FISA, Ms. Delaney has changed the local landscape not only by funding projects with far-reaching results,
  but by bringing people together to craft solutions to longstanding problems and by becoming personally involved in
  many of the projects the foundation funds.
  She became the first executive director of FISA Foundation when it began in 1996 with proceeds from the sale of
  Harmarville Rehabilitation Center, a nonprofit, to HealthSouth, a for-profit organization.
  The new foundation would continue the mission of the Federation of Independent School Alumnae, an organization that
  opened a convalescent home for women in 1911 and the Harmarville Rehabilitation Center in 1954. That mission was to
  improve the lives of women, girls and people with disabilities in Western Pennsylvania.
  Ms. Delaney, who had been involved with Harmarville since 1980 -- starting as a volunteer and ending as development
  director of its foundation -- sought the job of leading FISA. "I realized the impact the foundation could have. FISA is not a
  large foundation, but it's a very focused foundation," she said.
  Over the past 14 years, FISA's endowment has grown to more than $38 million. Over $17 million has been granted to
  726 projects in 298 organizations.
  A roll call of projects funded by FISA reflects progressive thinking about including of people with disabilities in all aspects
  of life, especially access to health care. Programs have become national models.
  Women with disabilities, for example, often encounter barriers in typical healthcare settings. Standard exam tables and
  diagnostic equipment were designed for the able-bodied, and medical staff often struggle to accommodate individuals
  with special needs. FISA provided the seed money for the Center for Women with Disabilities at Magee-Womens
  Hospital of UPMC, one of the first such clinics in the nation. FISA is involved in the overall issue of improving access to
  healthcare for people with disabilities.
  Likewise, people with disabilities have difficulty obtaining dental care. A FISA-funded project at Achieva is creating
  statewide, systemic solutions. FISA also provided support for the Center for Patients with Special Needs at Pitt's School
  of Dental Medicine.
  FISA has also taken the lead on training arts and cultural venues how to make events more accessible and helping places
  of worship more welcoming.
  "Dee is a national leader in the field. If there were more people like her, we wouldn't have the issues we have," said Kim
  Hutchinson, executive director of the Disability Funders Network, based in Virginia. Ms. Delaney has been a board officer
  for the group since 2004.
  Nancy Murray, president of the ARC of Greater Pittsburgh, said the issues Ms. Delaney has helped solve are ones that
  people have been working on for years.
  "People talk about strategies, but never move forward to solutions. Dee brings all the stakeholders together to get to
  the solutions," said Ms. Murray.
  "I think Dee has greatly influenced the next generation of nonprofit and philanthropic leaders, leading by example on
  the value of true collaboration," said Susie Chase, a board member of FISA and former executive director of Working
  Order, a FISA grantee.
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  "With Dee, it is never about her own role, or FISA's role, it is always about unmet needs in the community and the work
  that needs to be done. That seems to bring out the best in every partner, and in everyone who has the privilege of
  working with her."
  Ms. Chase added that advice and technical assistance Ms. Delaney provided to Working Order "were of equal or greater
  value to the organization than the grant funds."
  "I still, after many years, never come away from a meeting with Dee that I haven't learned something, been inspired to
  work harder, and understood more clearly the value of someone else's ideas and efforts."
  In her retirement, Ms. Delaney plans to "give back to the community in new ways," she said. A new frontier is helping
  young people with disabilities prepare for employment and leadership. "We have to keep the fire burning."
  On May 19, FISA announced that Kristy Trautmann, who has served as the foundation's program director for six years,
  was promoted to executive director.
  "We sought a person who would follow Ms. Delaney's visionary leadership and guide the foundation into the next
  decade," said Jane Burger, who chaired the search. committee. "We know that we have found such a person in Kristy
  Trautmann. She understands the challenges facing the populations the foundation supports and has the trust of the
  board and the community."
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  POLITICO
  'We're the only ones who believe them'
  By: Ben Smith
  June 1, 2010 04:44 AM EDT
  A delicate diplomatic maneuver by President Barack Obama to smooth frayed relations
  with Israel without alienating America's Arab allies may have been blown out of the water
  Monday morning by Israel's botched attempt to enforce the Gaza blockade — and by the
  lack of condemnation from Washington that followed it.
  For while much about the incident remains unclear, a day of carefully parsed statements
  from the White House and State Department left at least one irrefutable aftershock: With
  much of the world expressing fury over the raid, the contrast with Washington's muted
  response could not have been more striking.
  "The situation is that they're so isolated right now that it's not only that we're the only ones
  who will stick up for them," said an American official. "We're the only ones who believe
  them — and what they're saying is true."
  The official was referring to Israeli protestations — backed by Israeli Defense Forces video
  — that their solders were attacked by passengers on a ship headed for Gaza with
  humanitarian aid, when they boarded the ship in what the Israelis concede were
  international waters.
  Organizers of the flotilla, meanwhile, insisted that participants were unarmed and that
  Israeli forces used excessive force.
  The timing of the incident had to be viewed with rueful irony among the administration's
  Middle East hands. Obama spent this spring damping down concern among American
  friends of Israel that his seeming feud with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had
  brought the administration to the verge of fundamentally altering the historic U.S. alliance
  with the Jewish state. Obama met personally with Jewish members of Congress and
  dispatched top officials to Jewish groups to stress the point, as the "anti-Bibi" rhetoric was
  simultaneously dialed back precipitously.
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  The charm offensive appears to have worked. But now an administration that itself has
  expressed its own fury toward Netanyahu and his government in the past now finds itself
  close to sharing Israel's isolation at the moment — a dynamic that could complicate
  Obama's outreach to the rest of the region.
  Israel's traditional critics denounced the raid — the chief Palestinian peace negotiator,
  Saeb Erakat, called it a "war crime" — but so did some the countries Jerusalem counts as
  friendly. Turkey's Prime Minister described the incident as an act of "inhuman state terror"
  and Ankara withdrew its ambassador to Israel while the Conservative British Foreign
  Secretary took the occasion to call the Gaza blockade "unacceptable and counter-
  productive."
  The White House, in sharp contrast, avoided any hint of criticism of the Israeli action in its
  public statements, and American officials appeared sympathetic to Israeli explanations
  that their soldiers were attacked by flotilla participants.
  The U.S. "deeply regrets the loss of life and injuries sustained" in the Israeli raid, deputy
  White House press secretary Bill Burton said in the first of three carefully-modulated
  statements Monday, The administration, he said, is "working to understand the
  circumstances surrounding this tragedy."
  The White House rendition of a call between Obama and Netanyahu also strained to avoid
  condemnation, and went out of the way to note that many of those wounded in the
  incident "are being treated in Israeli hospitals."
  Six hours later, State Department spokesman PJ Crowley issued a third statement, adding
  that the U.S. expects that the Israeli government — the unstated emphasis was not the
  United Nations — "will conduct a free and credible investigation."
  Crowley added an evenhanded paragraph calling on the Israelis to open Gaza to
  humanitarian aid, while simultaneously condemning the militant group Hamas, whose
  political control of Gaza prompted the blockade.
  "Hamas' interference with international assistance shipments and work of
  nongovernmental organizations, and its use and endorsement of violence, complicates
  efforts in Gaza," Crowley said.
  The immediate upshot of the statements from the United States and other countries is that
  Obama, perhaps surprisingly, finds himself in the same posture as his predecessors over
  the past 60 years — one that holds that the U.S. is far more willing to give the Israelis the
  benefit of the doubt on matters of security.
  Washington "is always going to be the most reluctant major global actor to condemn
  Israeli excesses, and that is the position President Obama finds himself in right now," said
  Hussein Ibish, a Senior Fellow at The American Task Force on Palestine.
  That position squares with the administration's apparent, reluctant rapprochement with
  Israeli's rightist leader — even if that burying of grudges had deep reverberations for the
  peace process.
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  "After wandering around for 15 months, vacillating between pandering to the Israelis and
  trying o punish them, they have decided they have to work out some kind of relationship
  with Netanyahu that allows them to do something serious," said Aaron David Miller, a
  former American peace negotiator. "They need to weather this crisis with the relationship
  with the Israelis north of where it is now."
  The most immediate challenge, Miller said, will be steering a special session of the UN
  Security Council — called by Arab members — away from forcing the U.S. either to vote on
  condemning Israel's actions or to veto a resolution condemning them.
  Observers of the process expect the U.S. to attempt to craft a resolution that doesn't
  condemn Israeli directly and doesn't establish any international investigation, like an
  earlier inquiry into Israel's actions in Gaza led by the former South African Judge Richard
  Goldstone.
  Obama and other American officials stressed the need to study the details of the incident,
  as the Israeli government pointed to video of passengers on the ship — which was boarded
  in international waters — attacking Israeli commandos with what appeared to be chairs and
  metal poles.
  "At this point, it is unclear what happened and there must be a thorough investigation,"
  Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry said in a statement.
  Others suggested that further probes may not change the initial reactions. "You can have
  an independent commission spend 3 or 4 months studying this thing and come out with
  something that is stunningly clear and factual, but it doesn't matter," said Miller. "People
  knew where they were before this episode started."
  R.11)ES
  © 2010 Capitol News Company, LLC
  Nora Toiy
  Office of the Secretary
  202-647-8633
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  Without "tough love," any support for Israel will lack credibility.
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  Madam Secretary,
  In advance of your meeting tomorrow with George Soros, below is some information in response to the letter you
  received from Soros proposing increased USG support for the American University of Central Asia (AUCA). SCA favors
  providing more USG support for AUCA
  Since 9/11 the United States has provided more than $15 million to AUCA in support of its endowment and various
  other initiatives. For a majority of these contributions the Soros Foundation matched one dollar for every two dollars
  provided by the USG. The major USG contributions to AUCA were two grants to the university endowment, the first in
  2003 for $10 million, the second in 2008 for $3 million. Other USG support for AUCA included funding for two advisors to
  the AUCA president on accreditation and development, support for the journalism faculty, and scholarship funds for
  students from Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Afghanistan to attend the university.
  Soros has proposed that the USG increase this support, offering a 1-1 match of $10 million each from State and his
  foundation, totaling $20 million over the next five years. Last fall SCA received the same proposal from Soros, and they
  have been discussing the issue with Soros' staff.
  A little bit of additional information from SCA on AUCA: The university has made significant progress this year on a
  number of its key objectives and remains a unique institution in Central Asia, a place where students are judged solely
  on merit and a forum for free expression and critical thinking. The university achieved an important milestone this year
  related to its U.S. accreditation, signing an agreement with Bard College under which AUCA graduates starting next May
  will receive full diplomas from Bard College, an institution accredited in the United States. In addition, AUCA recently
  established a new partnership with the American University in Kabul facilitated through state of the art video classroom
  technology and recently announced the appointment of Andrew Wachtel, from Northwestern University, as the new
  AUCA president who will take office this summer.
  I will include this note (in addition to Soros' letter) in your materials for your meeting with Soros tomorrow. Please let
  me know if you would like any further information.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709

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  Madam Secretary,
  In advance of your meeting tomorrow with George Soros, below is some information in response to the letter you
  received from Soros proposing increased USG support for the American University of Central Asia (AUCA). SCA favors
  providing more USG support for AUCA
  Since 9/11 the United States has provided more than $15 million to AUCA in support of its endowment and various
  other initiatives. For a majority of these contributions the Soros Foundation matched one dollar for every two dollars
  provided by the USG. The major USG contributions to AUCA were two grants to the university endowment, the first in
  2003 for $10 million, the second in 2008 for $3 million. Other USG support for AUCA included funding for two advisors to
  the AUCA president on accreditation and development, support for the journalism faculty, and scholarship funds for
  students from Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Afghanistan to attend the university.
  Soros has proposed that the USG increase this support, offering a 1-1 match of $10 million each from State and his
  foundation, totaling $20 million over the next five years. Last fall SCA received the same proposal from Soros, and they
  have been discussing the issue with Soros' staff.
  A little bit of additional information from SCA on AUCA: The university has made significant progress this year on a
  number of its key objectives and remains a unique institution in Central Asia, a place where students are judged solely
  on merit and a forum for free expression and critical thinking. The university achieved an important milestone this year
  related to its U.S. accreditation, signing an agreement with Bard College under which AUCA graduates starting next May
  will receive full diplomas from Bard College, an institution accredited in the United States. In addition, AUCA recently
  established a new partnership with the American University in Kabul facilitated through state of the art video classroom
  technology and recently announced the appointment of Andrew Wachtel, from Northwestern University, as the new
  AUCA president who will take office this summer.
  I will include this note (in addition to Soros' letter) in your materials for your meeting with Soros tomorrow. Please let
  me know if you would like any further information.
  Thanks,
  Mike
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
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  Original Message
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  Subject: Votes
  As we spoke here is a tally of the total # of nominations to date:
  Regional members: 22
  Non regionals. 5
  Total. 27
  Total % of shares 55.582%
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  I will prepare for you to sign tomorrow. I just love her sense of humor!
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  Pis do letter to margaret.
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  fyi
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  Subject: Back to the future
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  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
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  "It was worse than a crime. It was a blunder." Talleyrand.
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  Gaza: it's Hamas's move now
  Hamas must seize the initiative if there is ever to be an end to Israel's occupation of Palestine
  •
  •
  c) Jeremy Greenstock
  o quardian.co.uk, Wednesday 2 June 2010 12.29 BST
  So it has happened again. Nearly 18 months after the Israelis bombed Gaza to a wasteland, with barely a load of building
  materials allowed in since then, Turkey has taken the brunt of an operation of humanitarian assistance gone wrong.
  The UN must establish the facts impartially and independently and, if laws have been broken, those responsible must be
  held to account. Political demonstrations posing as relief flotillas go wrong too easily and Israel understandably has to
  prevent weapons being smuggled into Gaza. But was this really the best way to bring the ships to shore for examination?
  A commando attack on civilian ships looks callous and disproportionate. No one should have been hurt, whatever the
  emotions behind all this.
  Why is Gaza under siege in the first place? Under international law, the Israelis are responsible as the occupying force for
  the proper administration of the territory; and half the point of Israel is not to be above the law. Yet they are creating a
  traumatised territory of 1.5m neighbours, many of whose children seem to want to grow up to be suicide bombers. They
  are also pouring fertiliser on al-Qaida's ground.
  The director of UNRWA operations in Gaza, John Ging, gave a speech in London this week entitled "Illegal, inhuman. and
  insane: a medieval siege on Gaza in 2010". This objective humanitarian practitioner should be listened to. How has Israel,
  the only democracy in its region and a symbol of the need for racially inspired violence to end, come to risk any claim to
  international legitimacy in its handling of this situation?
  Hamas are the enemy of Israel, but they do not have to be. They preach violent resistance too readily, yet over the past
  17 months they have been trying to control the militant groups intent on threatening Israel with rockets — imperfectly
  perhaps, but not a single Israeli citizen has been killed (alas, one immigrant worker was) by a rocket since the Gaza
  bombing stopped in January 2009. They are also the implacable opponents of al-Qaida. They won a fair election in 2006
  and claim to respect democracy. Let's test them on that. At present, Hamas security people are being sniped at by the
  Israeli Defence Forces when they try to arrest other militant groups. This is genuinely getting insane.
  The unwisdom of reliance on angry military responses is all the clearer when the mood in Palestine, in both the West
  Bank and Gaza, is steadily moving towards a negotiated end to the occupation. I am convinced from my own direct
  experience that Hamas is prepared to establish and respect a long-term ceasefire so that the talking can start without the
  threat of violence, and that they would enter in good faith, if that were reciprocated, into negotiations to establish two
  states in the disputed territories, Israel and Palestine, with their own rights and responsibilities under international law.
  The distortion of their position, a little of it the fault of their own PR, does no side any good.
  If a comprehensive negotiation is too much to expect for now, what about a first step? I believe an arrangement to end the
  blockade is within reach if only Israel, Egypt and Gaza would test the possibilities of dialogue. Hamas have indicated that
  they could cease all attacks on Israeli soil, close the tunnels, release Gilead Shalit and stop the import of arms into Gaza if
  the blockade was ended, an agreed number of Palestinian prisoners were released and Gaza began to be rebuilt.
  The Palestinians of course have work to do on their own internal reconciliation, while the relationship between Fatah in
  the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza remains so bad. But the UN, the US, Russia, the EU and the Arab world must make a
  much more serious attempt to test the possibilities, putting ordinary Israelis and Palestinians first, not their own political
  comfort.
  We are coming close to losing the chance of a two-state solution. US policy, based on a West-Bank-only approach, is
  locked in a cul-de-sac if Gaza is left out of the equation, because majority Palestinian support will be lacking. Israel is
  confident in the knowledge that it cannot be militarily defeated.
  But that ignores the huge danger of losing the political, diplomatic, legal and moral high ground. This matters in today's
  world, as the US and the UK discovered in Iraq, because government authority and public opinion interact closely, and
  legitimacy breeds support.
  Israel's relationship with Turkey was the key to a broader understanding with the Islamic community and others beyond
  the west. That now lies in tatters. If Israel is left as the permanent occupier, or controlling a one-state structure with part of
  its population downgraded or imprisoned, it will truly be a disaster for its people and what they stand for.
  I hope that Hamas will not sit back and enjoy Israel's discomfiture. They have so far, for a political organisation, attracted
  much too narrow a range of international support. If they wish to be widely accepted as a negotiating partner, they must
  unequivocally accept the only fully justified condition set by the international Quartet — the cessation of violence —
  underline that their objective is a two-state settlement, and win international friends for the ending of the occupation. In
  whoever's hands, bombs, bullets, rockets and iron bars will achieve nothing. But a push for justice will.
  •This article was originally written for the Times but not published

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  From: sbwhoeop
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  To:
  Subject: H: Jeremy Greenstock has an interesting approach. Sid
  Gaza: it's Hamas's move now
  Hamas must seize the initiative if there is ever to be an end to Israel's occupation of Palestine
  •
  •
  c) Jeremy Greenstock
  o quardian.co.uk, Wednesday 2 June 2010 12.29 BST
  So it has happened again. Nearly 18 months after the Israelis bombed Gaza to a wasteland, with barely a load of building
  materials allowed in since then, Turkey has taken the brunt of an operation of humanitarian assistance gone wrong.
  The UN must establish the facts impartially and independently and, if laws have been broken, those responsible must be
  held to account. Political demonstrations posing as relief flotillas go wrong too easily and Israel understandably has to
  prevent weapons being smuggled into Gaza. But was this really the best way to bring the ships to shore for examination?
  A commando attack on civilian ships looks callous and disproportionate. No one should have been hurt, whatever the
  emotions behind all this.
  Why is Gaza under siege in the first place? Under international law, the Israelis are responsible as the occupying force for
  the proper administration of the territory; and half the point of Israel is not to be above the law. Yet they are creating a
  traumatised territory of 1.5m neighbours, many of whose children seem to want to grow up to be suicide bombers. They
  are also pouring fertiliser on al-Qaida's ground.
  The director of UNRWA operations in Gaza, John Ging, gave a speech in London this week entitled "Illegal, inhuman. and
  insane: a medieval siege on Gaza in 2010". This objective humanitarian practitioner should be listened to. How has Israel,
  the only democracy in its region and a symbol of the need for racially inspired violence to end, come to risk any claim to
  international legitimacy in its handling of this situation?
  Hamas are the enemy of Israel, but they do not have to be. They preach violent resistance too readily, yet over the past
  17 months they have been trying to control the militant groups intent on threatening Israel with rockets — imperfectly
  perhaps, but not a single Israeli citizen has been killed (alas, one immigrant worker was) by a rocket since the Gaza
  bombing stopped in January 2009. They are also the implacable opponents of al-Qaida. They won a fair election in 2006
  and claim to respect democracy. Let's test them on that. At present, Hamas security people are being sniped at by the
  Israeli Defence Forces when they try to arrest other militant groups. This is genuinely getting insane.
  The unwisdom of reliance on angry military responses is all the clearer when the mood in Palestine, in both the West
  Bank and Gaza, is steadily moving towards a negotiated end to the occupation. I am convinced from my own direct
  experience that Hamas is prepared to establish and respect a long-term ceasefire so that the talking can start without the
  threat of violence, and that they would enter in good faith, if that were reciprocated, into negotiations to establish two
  states in the disputed territories, Israel and Palestine, with their own rights and responsibilities under international law.
  The distortion of their position, a little of it the fault of their own PR, does no side any good.
  If a comprehensive negotiation is too much to expect for now, what about a first step? I believe an arrangement to end the
  blockade is within reach if only Israel, Egypt and Gaza would test the possibilities of dialogue. Hamas have indicated that
  they could cease all attacks on Israeli soil, close the tunnels, release Gilead Shalit and stop the import of arms into Gaza if
  the blockade was ended, an agreed number of Palestinian prisoners were released and Gaza began to be rebuilt.
  The Palestinians of course have work to do on their own internal reconciliation, while the relationship between Fatah in
  the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza remains so bad. But the UN, the US, Russia, the EU and the Arab world must make a
  much more serious attempt to test the possibilities, putting ordinary Israelis and Palestinians first, not their own political
  comfort.
  We are coming close to losing the chance of a two-state solution. US policy, based on a West-Bank-only approach, is
  locked in a cul-de-sac if Gaza is left out of the equation, because majority Palestinian support will be lacking. Israel is
  confident in the knowledge that it cannot be militarily defeated.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769624 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769624 Date: 08/31/2015
  But that ignores the huge danger of losing the political, diplomatic, legal and moral high ground. This matters in today's
  world, as the US and the UK discovered in Iraq, because government authority and public opinion interact closely, and
  legitimacy breeds support.
  Israel's relationship with Turkey was the key to a broader understanding with the Islamic community and others beyond
  the west. That now lies in tatters. If Israel is left as the permanent occupier, or controlling a one-state structure with part of
  its population downgraded or imprisoned, it will truly be a disaster for its people and what they stand for.
  I hope that Hamas will not sit back and enjoy Israel's discomfiture. They have so far, for a political organisation, attracted
  much too narrow a range of international support. If they wish to be widely accepted as a negotiating partner, they must
  unequivocally accept the only fully justified condition set by the international Quartet — the cessation of violence —
  underline that their objective is a two-state settlement, and win international friends for the ending of the occupation. In
  whoever's hands, bombs, bullets, rockets and iron bars will achieve nothing. But a push for justice will.
  •This article was originally written for the Times but not published
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769624 Date: 08/31/2015



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  FYI:
  USIBC Launches New Education Initiative to Strengthen K-12, Vocational, and Higher Education Linkages in the U.S. and
  India
  June 2, 2010 - Washington, DC - On the occasion of its 35th anniversary, and looking ahead to the global economy of
  the future, the U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC) today announced the launch of a new initiative aimed at
  strengthening institutional linkages between academia, industry and NGOs focusing on the elementary, vocational and
  higher education sectors in both countries.
  "The United States and India must be committed partners in building the workforce of tomorrow, a partnership that will
  unleash opportunity, spur growth and sustain prosperity not just in our countries but across the global community," said
  Harold McGraw III, incoming USIBC Chairman and Chairman, President and CEO of The McGraw-Hill Companies. "To do
  this, we must focus on strengthening our educational ties at every level. By working together our two countries can
  equip the next generation with the education and skills necessary to compete and win in the global economy."
  Mr. McGraw gave the keynote address before a packed audience of over 400 U.S. and Indian business, government, and
  education leaders at USIBC's 35th Anniversary Summit, entitled "A Pivotal Period in U.S.-India Relations: Tackling
  Education, Infrastructure and Inclusive Growth."
  On the eve of the first-ever U.S.-India Strategic Dialogue, India's Union Minister of External Affairs, SM Krishna, U.S.
  Education Secretary Arne Duncan, India's Minister of Human Resource Development, Kapil Sibal, and India's Ambassador
  to the United States, Meera Shankar, joined hundreds of top business leaders in Washington to participate in the U.S.-
  India Business Council 35th anniversary deliberations.
  USIBC's Education Initiative will serve as a dynamic platform for business, NGOs, and academia to provide vital input into
  both the U.S. and Indian governments - such that the synergies between American and Indian business and educational
  communities are unleashed.
  "We can talk about strategic, defense, civil nuclear, renewable energy and every other type of commercial cooperation,
  but if we do not develop the skill sets in our respective societies to sustain such collaboration, all this talk will never be
  successfully converted to action," Ron Somers, President of the U.S.-India Business Council, noted. "How fortunate it is
  that families across all walks of life in both our societies so highly value education. We have much to learn from one
  another, and much to accomplish - to prepare for the challenges of the 21st Century," Somers said.
  The USIBC Education initiative will focus on three thrust areas:
  1. Higher Education: USIBC will host the U.S.-India Higher Education Forum (HEF) at the invitation of the U.S. and
  Indian governments. The HEF will serve as the premier platform to enlist academia, industry and NGOs to strengthen
  linkages between U.S. and Indian educational institutions from both countries. The HEF will provide a formalized
  network for industry, academia and the NGO community to provide direct policy input to the U.S. and Indian
  governments in all areas of education, with an aim to facilitate greater collaboration, including the opening of India's
  higher education sector.
  2. Elementary K-12 Education : USIBC has embarked on a survey of rural and urban, private and public K-12 schools
  throughout India to identify best practices that are working well in educating students, while assessing needs where
  industry, NGOs and government may join together to fill gaps. With the support of Ryan International Group, one of
  India's leading educators, both financial and intellectual resources will be mobilized to transform these and other
  schools in a manner that promotes replication of successful models across India.
  3. Vocational Training and Skills Development : USIBC will partner with its member-companies to feature Case
  Studies of Vocational Training and Skills Development that are being implemented across India. The exercise will
  attempt to enlist more corporations to participate in this important area of human capacity building. Programs helping
  to train thousands of workers will generate employment opportunities and sustain economic growth now and for the
  long future - in both countries.
  India is embarked on expanding its community college system, including technical training institutions, as well as inviting
  interest in implementing 30,000 new colleges and 1,500 universities over the next decade.
  The United States continues to be the most sought after destination for Indian students studying overseas, attracting as
  many as 113,000 each year to American universities and colleges. The U.S. wishes to remain a magnet for attracting the
  best and the brightest from around the world by promoting institutional partnerships between U.S. based educational
  institutions and new counterparts. Integral to this core knowledge infrastructure, industry must be involved in this
  enterprise.
  The McGraw-Hill Companies (NYSE: MHP) is a global information and education company providing knowledge, insights
  and analysis in the financial, education and business information sectors through leading brands including Standard &
  Poor's, McGraw-Hill Education, J.D. Power and Associates and Platts. McGraw-Hill established business operations in
  India 40 years ago. Through its partnership with CRISIL, India's leading ratings, research, and risk and policy advisory
  company, Standard & Poor's is helping facilitate access to capital to drive economic growth and job creation in the
  country. Through its partnership with Tata, McGraw-Hill Education is delivering innovative, digital solutions to help
  workers acquire the 21st century skills they need to succeed in today's global economy. India is home to McGraw-Hill's
  largest employee population outside of the U.S. and is the company's fourth largest market.
  The U.S.-India Business Council, formed in 1975 at the request of the Government of India and the U.S. Government to
  advance commercial ties between the world's two largest free-market democracies, is hosted under the aegis of the U.S.
  Chamber of Commerce. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is the world's largest business federation representing more
  than 3 million businesses and organizations of every size, sector, and region. The U.S.-India Business Council celebrates
  its 35th Anniversary at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on June 2, 2010 in Washington, D.C. For more information please
  visit www.usibc.com .
  www.usibc.com

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769626 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ©state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, June 2, 2010 5:10 PM
  To: H
  Subject From Bob Blake
  FYI:
  USIBC Launches New Education Initiative to Strengthen K-12, Vocational, and Higher Education Linkages in the U.S. and
  India
  June 2, 2010 - Washington, DC - On the occasion of its 35th anniversary, and looking ahead to the global economy of
  the future, the U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC) today announced the launch of a new initiative aimed at
  strengthening institutional linkages between academia, industry and NGOs focusing on the elementary, vocational and
  higher education sectors in both countries.
  "The United States and India must be committed partners in building the workforce of tomorrow, a partnership that will
  unleash opportunity, spur growth and sustain prosperity not just in our countries but across the global community," said
  Harold McGraw III, incoming USIBC Chairman and Chairman, President and CEO of The McGraw-Hill Companies. "To do
  this, we must focus on strengthening our educational ties at every level. By working together our two countries can
  equip the next generation with the education and skills necessary to compete and win in the global economy."
  Mr. McGraw gave the keynote address before a packed audience of over 400 U.S. and Indian business, government, and
  education leaders at USIBC's 35th Anniversary Summit, entitled "A Pivotal Period in U.S.-India Relations: Tackling
  Education, Infrastructure and Inclusive Growth."
  On the eve of the first-ever U.S.-India Strategic Dialogue, India's Union Minister of External Affairs, SM Krishna, U.S.
  Education Secretary Arne Duncan, India's Minister of Human Resource Development, Kapil Sibal, and India's Ambassador
  to the United States, Meera Shankar, joined hundreds of top business leaders in Washington to participate in the U.S.-
  India Business Council 35th anniversary deliberations.
  USIBC's Education Initiative will serve as a dynamic platform for business, NGOs, and academia to provide vital input into
  both the U.S. and Indian governments - such that the synergies between American and Indian business and educational
  communities are unleashed.
  "We can talk about strategic, defense, civil nuclear, renewable energy and every other type of commercial cooperation,
  but if we do not develop the skill sets in our respective societies to sustain such collaboration, all this talk will never be
  successfully converted to action," Ron Somers, President of the U.S.-India Business Council, noted. "How fortunate it is
  that families across all walks of life in both our societies so highly value education. We have much to learn from one
  another, and much to accomplish - to prepare for the challenges of the 21st Century," Somers said.
  The USIBC Education initiative will focus on three thrust areas:
  1. Higher Education: USIBC will host the U.S.-India Higher Education Forum (HEF) at the invitation of the U.S. and
  Indian governments. The HEF will serve as the premier platform to enlist academia, industry and NGOs to strengthen
  linkages between U.S. and Indian educational institutions from both countries. The HEF will provide a formalized
  network for industry, academia and the NGO community to provide direct policy input to the U.S. and Indian
  governments in all areas of education, with an aim to facilitate greater collaboration, including the opening of India's
  higher education sector.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769626 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769626 Date: 08/31/2015
  2. Elementary K-12 Education : USIBC has embarked on a survey of rural and urban, private and public K-12 schools
  throughout India to identify best practices that are working well in educating students, while assessing needs where
  industry, NGOs and government may join together to fill gaps. With the support of Ryan International Group, one of
  India's leading educators, both financial and intellectual resources will be mobilized to transform these and other
  schools in a manner that promotes replication of successful models across India.
  3. Vocational Training and Skills Development : USIBC will partner with its member-companies to feature Case
  Studies of Vocational Training and Skills Development that are being implemented across India. The exercise will
  attempt to enlist more corporations to participate in this important area of human capacity building. Programs helping
  to train thousands of workers will generate employment opportunities and sustain economic growth now and for the
  long future - in both countries.
  India is embarked on expanding its community college system, including technical training institutions, as well as inviting
  interest in implementing 30,000 new colleges and 1,500 universities over the next decade.
  The United States continues to be the most sought after destination for Indian students studying overseas, attracting as
  many as 113,000 each year to American universities and colleges. The U.S. wishes to remain a magnet for attracting the
  best and the brightest from around the world by promoting institutional partnerships between U.S. based educational
  institutions and new counterparts. Integral to this core knowledge infrastructure, industry must be involved in this
  enterprise.
  The McGraw-Hill Companies (NYSE: MHP) is a global information and education company providing knowledge, insights
  and analysis in the financial, education and business information sectors through leading brands including Standard &
  Poor's, McGraw-Hill Education, J.D. Power and Associates and Platts. McGraw-Hill established business operations in
  India 40 years ago. Through its partnership with CRISIL, India's leading ratings, research, and risk and policy advisory
  company, Standard & Poor's is helping facilitate access to capital to drive economic growth and job creation in the
  country. Through its partnership with Tata, McGraw-Hill Education is delivering innovative, digital solutions to help
  workers acquire the 21st century skills they need to succeed in today's global economy. India is home to McGraw-Hill's
  largest employee population outside of the U.S. and is the company's fourth largest market.
  The U.S.-India Business Council, formed in 1975 at the request of the Government of India and the U.S. Government to
  advance commercial ties between the world's two largest free-market democracies, is hosted under the aegis of the U.S.
  Chamber of Commerce. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is the world's largest business federation representing more
  than 3 million businesses and organizations of every size, sector, and region. The U.S.-India Business Council celebrates
  its 35th Anniversary at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on June 2, 2010 in Washington, D.C. For more information please
  visit www.usibc.com .
  www.usibc.com
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769626 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Strobe Talbott •
  Wednesday, June 2, 2010 6:21 PM
  'Cheryl Mills.; Jake Sullivan (DOS)
  follow up on Afghan matter
  Hillary, as promised, I connected with Bruce Jones at NYU about Spanta. Bruce got in touch offered to help Spanta put
  together an arrangement at NYU that might have a Brookings offshoot. Spanta said he needed to decide with Karzai
  whether in fact the timing was right for him to leave. He just got back in touch with Bruce saying he's decided to stay on
  a bit longer. That said, he's agreed to participate in some Track II regional work that Bruce has underway. All in all, it
  sounds as though this has ended up in the right place for now. Bruce, Martin and I will be open to other NY/DC
  possibilities down the road when Spanta's situation changes. Thanks again for the truly terrific event at Brookings.
  Regards, Strobe

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  Strobe Talbott •
  Wednesday, June 2, 2010 6:21 PM
  'Cheryl Mills.; Jake Sullivan (DOS)
  follow up on Afghan matter
  Hillary, as promised, I connected with Bruce Jones at NYU about Spanta. Bruce got in touch offered to help Spanta put
  together an arrangement at NYU that might have a Brookings offshoot. Spanta said he needed to decide with Karzai
  whether in fact the timing was right for him to leave. He just got back in touch with Bruce saying he's decided to stay on
  a bit longer. That said, he's agreed to participate in some Track II regional work that Bruce has underway. All in all, it
  sounds as though this has ended up in the right place for now. Bruce, Martin and I will be open to other NY/DC
  possibilities down the road when Spanta's situation changes. Thanks again for the truly terrific event at Brookings.
  Regards, Strobe
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769627 Date: 08/31/2015



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  To:
  Subject: FW: VPOTUS on Charlie Rose Tonight, comments on Flotilla
  Fyi
  From: Felton, Erin
  Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 6:23 PM
  To: NEA-IPA-DL; NEA-Press-DL
  Subject: VPOTUS on Charlie Rose Tonight, comments on Flotilla
  HAARETZ.com
  Biden: Israel right to stop Gaza flotilla
  from breaking blockade
  VP Biden tells Charlie Rose that the Israel Navy
  might not have needed to drop commandos onto the
  Gaza-bound ship, but insists that Israel is entitled to
  defend its security.
  By Natasha Mozgovaya Tags: Joe Biden Gaza flotilla
  U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday defended Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip and its decision
  to intercept the pro-Palestinian flotilla bringing humanitarian aid to the coastal territory, though he did not
  go so far as to defend the Israel Navy raid that killed nine people two days earlier.
  In an interview with Charlie Rose, Biden pointed out that Israel had given pro-Palestinian activists the
  option of unloading their cargo at the Ashdod port, and offered to bring it to the Gaza Strip on their
  behalf.
  "They've said, 'Here you go. You're in the Mediterranean. This ship -- if you divert slightly north you can
  unload it and we'll get the stuff into Gaza,", he said. "So what's the big deal here? What's the big deal of
  insisting it go straight to Gaza? Well, it's legitimate for Israel to say, 'I don't know what's on that ship.
  These guys are dropping... 3,000 rockets on my people.
  "Look, you can argue whether Israel should have dropped people onto that ship or not -- but the truth of
  the matter is, Israel has a right to know -- they're at war with Hamas -- has a right to know whether or
  not arms are being smuggled in."
  During the interview, Biden also blamed Hamas for the crisis that has wracked the coastal territory and for
  the ongoing state of conflict with Israel.
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  "As we put pressure, and the world put pressure on Israel to let material go into Gaza to help those
  people who are suffering, the ordinary Palestinians there, what happened? Hamas would confiscate it, put
  it in a warehouse [and] sell it.
  "So the problem is this would end tomorrow if llamas agreed to form a government with the Palestinian
  Authority on the conditions the international community has set up," Biden told Rose.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769628 Date: 08/31/2015



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  I am currently traveling outside of the country with limited access to email. If you need immediate assistance, please
  contact Nora Toiv (ToivNF@state.gov) or Joanne Laszczych, (Laszczych.l@state.gov) at 202-647-5548.
  If it is an emergency after business hours, please reach out to our Operations Center to have them reach me.
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  contact Nora Toiv (ToivNF@state.gov) or Joanne Laszczych, (Laszczych.l@state.gov) at 202-647-5548.
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  cdm
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Just emailed Ms Cheryl to help co-ordinate a time -love you and thanks for keeping
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  JUST EMAILED MS CHERYL TO HELP CO-ORDINATE A TIME -LOVE YOU AND THANKS FOR KEEPING THE WORLD TOGETHER-"FOURTH TURNING"...MIGHT WANT TO RE-READ THE ENDING CHAPTERS OF NEIL HOWE AND BILL STRAUSS BOOK-LOVE YOU SO

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  the world together-"Fourth Turning"...might want to re-read the ending chapters of Neil
  Howe and Bill Strauss book-love you so
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  Well.
  will come in so we can catch up?
  When
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  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, June 2, 2010 10:06 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Just emailed Ms Cheryl to help co-ordinate a time -love you and thanks for keeping
  the world together-"Fourth Turning"...might want to re-read the ending chapters of Neil
  Howe and Bill Strauss book-love you so
  Ok
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Wed Jun 02 22:03:08 2010
  Subject: Fw: Just emailed Ms Cheryl to help co-ordinate a time -love you and thanks for keeping the world together-
  "Fourth Turning"...might want to re-read the ending chapters of Neil Howe and Bill Strauss book-love you so
  Pls get me a copy of this book from the library. Thx.
  Original Message
  From: Roy Spence
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jun 01 18:42:24 2010
  Subject: Just emailed Ms Cheryl to help co-ordinate a time -love you and thanks for keeping the world together-"Fourth
  Turning"...might want to re-read the ending chapters of Neil Howe and Bill Strauss book-love you so
  Original Message-----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, May 30, 2010 6:28 PM
  To: Roy Spence
  Subject: Re: Hillary Clinton is now the most popular politician in America who has held elected office
  Original Message ---
  From: Roy Spence
  To: H
  Sent: Sat May 29 09:40:01 2010
  Subject: Hillary Clinton is now the most popular politician in America who has held elected office
  Hillary Clinton is now the most popular politician in America who has held elected office
  <http://www.openleft.com/diary/18891/hillary-clinton-is-now-the-most-popular-politician-in-america-who-has-held-
  elected-office>
  by: Chris Bowers <http://www.openleft.com/user/Chris%20Bowers>
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769630 Date: 08/31/2015
  Fri May 28, 2010 at 14:00
  Here is a weekend factoid for you: among all living politicians in the United States who have ever held elected office,
  Hillary Clinton the most popular.
  That's right. Ever since she became Secretary of State, her favorables have soared into the mid-60's
  <http://www.pollingreport.com/C2.htm#HiIlary>, putting her well clear of any other statewide officeholder in the
  country. The only national figures who are viewed as favorably as Clinton are Michelle Obama
  <http://www.pollingreport.com/o.htm#MicheUe>, Colin Powell <http://www.pollingreport.com/p.htm#powell>, and
  David Patraeus <http://www.pollingreport.com/p.htm#petraeus>. However, they have never run for office, which
  invariably lowers your favorables.
  Hillary Clinton will turn 69 in in the final week of the 2016 campaign, which makes her slightly younger than Ronald
  Reagan when he first was elected in 1980. Also, as Secretary of State, a major presidential candidate, a U.S. Senator,
  and First Lady, she is also probably more credentialed than any other potential Presidential candidate, too. There is
  even talk she may become the next Secretary of Defense <http://www.pohitico.corn/news/stories/0510/37672.htmt>,
  further adding to her credentials.
  Some have said that, in choosing Joe Biden as Vice-President, Barack Obama did not pick a successor to lead the
  Democratic Party. However, that needs rethinking. Because Barack Obama made her Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton
  remains remarkably well-positioned to run for President in 2016, even more so than she was in 2008.
  Anyway, have a good holiday weekend.
  Chris Bowers <http://www.openleft.com/userDiary.do?personld=9> :: Hillary Clinton is now the most popular politician
  in America who has held elected office <http://www.openleft.com/showDiary.do?diaryld=18891
  >
  Ride at Dawn
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  Subject: Re: Any news to report?
  Nothing that can't keep. Actually somewhat quiet night.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Wed Jun 02 22:13:30 2010
  Subject: Any news to report?
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  Will track down
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob i
  Sent: Thu Jun 03 07:31:12 2010
  Subject: Warning story
  According to WPost and PJ, US govt warned Israel about handling the flotilla.
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MetadataSubject: BRIEF MEMO FOR CHERYL MILLS ON COLOMBIA - FOR SECRETARY CLINTON
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, June 3, 2010 8:33 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  Fyi — cir to team for addressing as appropriate
  From: Buhl, Cindy [mailto:Cindy.Buhl@mail.house.gov]
  Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 3:49 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Buhl, Cindy
  Subject: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  Dear Cheryl —
  In my last email (Friday, 5/28), I attached the letter from the bipartisan Co-Chairs and
  Executive Committee members of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission sent to Assistant
  Secretary Mike Posner expressing grave concern about the recent rise in death threats, attacks
  and murders of Colombian human rights defenders, religious, community and other NGO
  leaders. Congressman McGovern also strongly encouraged the Secretary to meet with
  representatives of those organizations and individuals being threatened, with a particularly
  effort to reach out to and invite the Bishops of Tumaco (Narifio), Barrancabermeja/Medio
  Magdalena (Santander), and we would now add Putumayo, since the Colombian Catholic Church
  just advised us yesterday of increased death threats against religious workers there. In addition, we
  recommended inviting Monsetior Hector Fabio Henao, director of Pastoral Social, at the
  Archdiocese in Bogota, who represents all the pastoral work of the Church throughout the country,
  as well as representatives from the Mennonite and Lutheran churches, in particular.
  While in Colombia, the most important thing the Secretary can do is avoid effusive praise
  for President Alvaro Uribe, who leaves office in August. Inside Colombia, the visit by the
  Secretary is being described as focusing solely on the free trade agreement and continuing support
  of the counterdrug strategy/Plan Colombia. Without changes in the human rights situation and the
  culture of impunity, it is unlikely that anything the Secretary might say or do will alter the equation
  on Capitol Hill regarding the trade agreement. It should be noted that the October 2008 GAO
  report on the counter-drug operations in Colombia concluded that U.S. assistance was successful in
  increasing security in parts of the country, but a failure in the areas of counter-narcotics (GAO-09-
  71) and a subsequent April 2009 USAID evaluation on U.S. aid for Plan Colombia for illegal crop
  reduction and Colombian countemarcotics policies actually contribute to increased coca
  production.
  The Colombian president has been a solid backer of U.S. policy and U.S. interests in the
  region, and has achieved some important improvements in the country's security situation. It is
  important to recognize that, but to do so without repeating the tone of Defense Secretary Gates'
  April visit, in which he called Uribe a "great hero" and failed even to mention any concerns.
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  These concerns are of critical importance, and while the Secretary need not list them all, at
  least some deserve public acknowledgement — some recognition that it is important to the United
  States that Colombia, including the current government and its successor, show the necessary
  political will to deal with them:
  • A sharp rise in alleged military killings of civilians. In many cases, these are so-called "false
  positives": non-combatants murdered and later presented as members of armed groups killed
  in combat. These, notes UN Special Rapporter for Extrajudicial Executions Philip Alston,
  "began occurring with a disturbing frequency across Colombia from 2004." Citing
  prosecutors' and NGOs' reports, Alston indicates that Colombia's security forces may have
  killed 1,486 civilians during the first six years of Alvaro Uribe's presidency. Alston notes
  that the Defense Ministry only began to address the situation after the media broke the story
  of the false-positives and the subsequent negative publicity and horrified public outcry.
  The prosecution of "false positives" is moving with excruciating slowness. In perhaps the
  most notorious case — the murders of about twenty young men from the poor Bogota suburb
  of Soacha — nearly all of the accused soldiers and officers have been released from prison,
  pending trial, as deadlines for timely prosecution have run out. Since their arrest in late 2008,
  their case has been prolonged by numerous delaying tactics by the defense, including
  attempts to have their cases tried in the military court system as "acts of service." Alston
  reports that the impunity rate on these extrajudicial murders by security forces may be as
  high as 98.5 percent.
  • Mounting allegations that the President's intelligence service, the DAS, was put at the
  service of paramilitary leaders and narcotraffickers; used to spy on and intimidate Supreme
  Court justices, opposition politicians, journalists and human rights defenders; and employed
  in a campaign of sabotage and smears against political opponents.
  Prosecutors are alleging that the orders to have the DAS carry out wiretaps, surveillance and
  "political warfare" came from high up in the Colombian presidency, though the question of
  "what President Uribe knew, and when he knew it" remains unanswered. Meanwhile efforts
  to reform or dissolve the DAS are stalled in Colombia's Congress.
  • President Uribe's political coalition has also been hit by a scandal known in Colombia
  as "para-politics." This coalition has included dozens of political bosses from regions
  beyond the capital. Many are large landholders with ties to narcotrafficking, the same local
  leaders who created and fostered the brutal pro-government paramilitary groups that killed
  tens of thousands of non-combatants in the 1990s and early 2000s.
  Evidence, much of it from former paramilitary leaders, has brought about 300 criminal
  investigations against legislators, governors, mayors and other local officials, nearly all of
  them Alvaro Uribe's political supporters, who made common cause with the far-right
  warlords. To date, of the 278 congresspeople and senators elected in 2006, 68 are under
  official investigation, on trial, or convicted for paramilitary ties. Those embroiled in
  parapolitics include the President's cousin, Mario Uribe; the brother of his former foreign
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  minister; and individuals whom the President had named to be Colombia's ambassadors to
  Chile, the Dominican Republic, and Canada.
  The Colombian prosecutors, investigators, witnesses and non-governmental organizations
  trying to uncover the truth about these abuses are working under conditions of great personal risk.
  They, too, are heroes and would benefit greatly from a public expression of concern about the
  cases they are investigating, and a reminder that their work is legitimate and important to
  U.S. interests in Colombia.
  At the same time, it is important to avoid appearing to endorse any candidate in the June
  20 runoff elections. Between the first and second rounds of a country' s presidential election is a
  politically awkward time for a high-level official visit. Though President Uribe's former defense
  minister, Juan Manuel Santos, is the overwhelming favorite given his margin of success in the May
  301first round of balloting over former Bogota mayor Antanas Mockus, it is necessary at this stage
  to convey a sense of balance and a willingness to work closely with whoever wins. As a result, any
  kind words for one candidate should be balanced by praise for the other.
  Finally, it would be helpful to remind the Colombian people that the United States
  supports a peaceful resolution of Bogota's worsening differences with Venezuela. While
  President Chavez' s behavior is a significant concern, it would be most unhelpful to be perceived on
  this trip as fanning the flames of conflict with Colombia — or playing into the Chavez rhetoric that
  the U.S. and Colombia have military aspirations in the region.
  Hope this memo, along with last week's copy of the TLHRC letter to Assistant Secretary
  Posner, are helpful and useful materials for the Secretary as she plans her trip.
  Very best wishes —
  On behalf of Cong. Jim McGovern
  Staff Contact: Cindy Buhl (202-225-6101 or cindy.buhl@mail.house.gov)
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  John Ryan; Susan Mcnamara;
  Corrine Ebeling; Delano, Omorinsola; Claps,
  Boys home closing, but numbers don't tell full story
  By Burt Constable I Daily Herald Columnist
  Published: 6/3/2010 12:01 AM
  When the goal is turning around lives of young abused and neglected boys, filling out the scoresheet
  is more complicated than simply marking wins or losses.
  For the past 15 years, Ann G. Deuel has lived in Arlington Heights, but her heart has resided in Jamal
  Place, a three-story graystone at 1335 S. California Ave. in the North Lawndale neighborhood of
  Chicago. As a founder and executive director of Jamal Place, Deuel can tell countless stories about
  the boys, ages 11 to 17, who have spent time in the group home and about the army of suburbanites
  from St. Charles, Naperville, Lake Zurich and Lisle who have volunteered, donated and served on the
  board to help those kids. Lots of people in that field have good things to say about Deuel and Jamal
  Place.
  But when the new fiscal year begins on July 1, the Illinois Department of Children and Family
  Services will not renew its contract with Jamal Place, forcing those kids to go to other facilities.
  "To shut us down and deny kids this opportunity is unconscionable," says Deuel, as she takes a deep
  breath and dabs at her eyes in an attempt to keep her emotions in check.
  She and her staff operated last year through a $1,041,000 contract with DCFS to provide a group
  home for 10 wards of the state. They've carved out a wonderful reputation in 15 years, so what
  happened?
  The easy answer is that DCFS put the group home under a new performance-based contracting
  system that determined Jamal Place fell short of benchmarks for keeping kids from running away,
  requiring hospitalization or ending up in juvenile detention.
  "Taxpayers expect and deserve positive results in the children we serve," says DCFS spokesman
  Kendall Marlowe. Jamal Place simply didn't measure up in the areas the state measures.
  Because Illinois has trimmed the number of wards of the state from a high of 52,000 in 1997 to only
  15,500, a much higher percentage of those kids have mental illnesses, substance abuse or other
  problems. Since the state measures an agency's performance by days that the kids are physically
  present in the home, Jamal Place, with its small population, got bad marks when a child was
  hospitalized for a mental-health issue or detained by a judge.
  "We did what was clinically advisable for these children and we got dinged for it," says Brian Barclay,
  assistant executive director of Jamal Place. "We did what was in kids' best interest."
  There is no consideration given for "incremental improvements in youth behavior, which occur as
  trusting relationships develop," Deuel notes. "I wish they could find a way to measure the individual
  aspects."
  When compared with similar facilities, Jamal Place graded lower, Marlowe says, adding that it "isn't a
  happy day" when the state ends an agreement with a facility that has "good people" and has done
  "good work" in the past. He says DCFS did renew a contract with Deuel for a different transitional
  living facility that serves an older population.
  One of Jamal Place's "unfavorable" outcomes involves a kid who already had a criminal record when
  he came to the group home at age 14. Now 17, he says he ended up in juvenile court after he made a
  mistake by hanging with the wrong people on the day when he stole a woman's purse.
  "I've got a good relationship with the staff and residents. We did things as a family," says the teen,
  who now is living with a grandmother. "I love my grandmother, but I'd rather be at Jamal Place. I'm
  trying to do everything in my power to get back to Jamal Place."
  Intangibles aren't part of the bureaucratic process. There isn't a place on an evaluation form to give
  credit to Deuel and her staff for leading the effort that closed a local "crack house." There's no way to
  measure the improvements in a former resident that led him for the first time to sign "love" before his
  name on the Mother's Day card he sent Deuel this year. There's no scoresheet for the local gang
  leader who stopped preying on Jamal kids when he was confronted by Deuel and recognized her as
  the woman who gave him a Christmas present a few years earlier. The interview for this story is
  interrupted when that man calls Deuel, who is helping him find a legitimate job.
  "It is enormously frustrating to me that the attachment the boys develop with our staff members is not
  a 'measurable' outcome," Deuel says. "These are our children. Long after DCFS is done with these
  kids, our door is still open."
  Last weekend, many former residents came back to explain how Jamal Place helped them. On June
  26, Jamal Place will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a picnic and walkathon in Douglas Park,
  across the street from the home. Deuel and her staff are hoping DCFS finds a way to give them more
  time, another year to continue its mission.
  "I've always maintained that God won't let us fail," says Deuel. "For 15 years, that's been the case,
  and now we've got this challenge."

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  To: Bonnie Klehr
  Ernest Ricketts; haley.
  Rocco
  Subject: Sad news
  John Ryan; Susan Mcnamara;
  Corrine Ebeling; Delano, Omorinsola; Claps,
  Boys home closing, but numbers don't tell full story
  By Burt Constable I Daily Herald Columnist
  Published: 6/3/2010 12:01 AM
  When the goal is turning around lives of young abused and neglected boys, filling out the scoresheet
  is more complicated than simply marking wins or losses.
  For the past 15 years, Ann G. Deuel has lived in Arlington Heights, but her heart has resided in Jamal
  Place, a three-story graystone at 1335 S. California Ave. in the North Lawndale neighborhood of
  Chicago. As a founder and executive director of Jamal Place, Deuel can tell countless stories about
  the boys, ages 11 to 17, who have spent time in the group home and about the army of suburbanites
  from St. Charles, Naperville, Lake Zurich and Lisle who have volunteered, donated and served on the
  board to help those kids. Lots of people in that field have good things to say about Deuel and Jamal
  Place.
  But when the new fiscal year begins on July 1, the Illinois Department of Children and Family
  Services will not renew its contract with Jamal Place, forcing those kids to go to other facilities.
  "To shut us down and deny kids this opportunity is unconscionable," says Deuel, as she takes a deep
  breath and dabs at her eyes in an attempt to keep her emotions in check.
  She and her staff operated last year through a $1,041,000 contract with DCFS to provide a group
  home for 10 wards of the state. They've carved out a wonderful reputation in 15 years, so what
  happened?
  The easy answer is that DCFS put the group home under a new performance-based contracting
  system that determined Jamal Place fell short of benchmarks for keeping kids from running away,
  requiring hospitalization or ending up in juvenile detention.
  "Taxpayers expect and deserve positive results in the children we serve," says DCFS spokesman
  Kendall Marlowe. Jamal Place simply didn't measure up in the areas the state measures.
  Because Illinois has trimmed the number of wards of the state from a high of 52,000 in 1997 to only
  15,500, a much higher percentage of those kids have mental illnesses, substance abuse or other
  problems. Since the state measures an agency's performance by days that the kids are physically
  present in the home, Jamal Place, with its small population, got bad marks when a child was
  hospitalized for a mental-health issue or detained by a judge.
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  "We did what was clinically advisable for these children and we got dinged for it," says Brian Barclay,
  assistant executive director of Jamal Place. "We did what was in kids' best interest."
  There is no consideration given for "incremental improvements in youth behavior, which occur as
  trusting relationships develop," Deuel notes. "I wish they could find a way to measure the individual
  aspects."
  When compared with similar facilities, Jamal Place graded lower, Marlowe says, adding that it "isn't a
  happy day" when the state ends an agreement with a facility that has "good people" and has done
  "good work" in the past. He says DCFS did renew a contract with Deuel for a different transitional
  living facility that serves an older population.
  One of Jamal Place's "unfavorable" outcomes involves a kid who already had a criminal record when
  he came to the group home at age 14. Now 17, he says he ended up in juvenile court after he made a
  mistake by hanging with the wrong people on the day when he stole a woman's purse.
  "I've got a good relationship with the staff and residents. We did things as a family," says the teen,
  who now is living with a grandmother. "I love my grandmother, but I'd rather be at Jamal Place. I'm
  trying to do everything in my power to get back to Jamal Place."
  Intangibles aren't part of the bureaucratic process. There isn't a place on an evaluation form to give
  credit to Deuel and her staff for leading the effort that closed a local "crack house." There's no way to
  measure the improvements in a former resident that led him for the first time to sign "love" before his
  name on the Mother's Day card he sent Deuel this year. There's no scoresheet for the local gang
  leader who stopped preying on Jamal kids when he was confronted by Deuel and recognized her as
  the woman who gave him a Christmas present a few years earlier. The interview for this story is
  interrupted when that man calls Deuel, who is helping him find a legitimate job.
  "It is enormously frustrating to me that the attachment the boys develop with our staff members is not
  a 'measurable' outcome," Deuel says. "These are our children. Long after DCFS is done with these
  kids, our door is still open."
  Last weekend, many former residents came back to explain how Jamal Place helped them. On June
  26, Jamal Place will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a picnic and walkathon in Douglas Park,
  across the street from the home. Deuel and her staff are hoping DCFS finds a way to give them more
  time, another year to continue its mission.
  "I've always maintained that God won't let us fail," says Deuel. "For 15 years, that's been the case,
  and now we've got this challenge."
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  Cheryl
  Feel free to share if you wish.
  WRB
  From: Mills, Cheryl
  Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 7:33 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Posner, Michael H
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  Subject: FW: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  See b/I re travel to columbia
  From: Buhl, Cindy [mailto:Cindy.Buhl@mail.house.gov]
  Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 3:49 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Buhl, Cindy
  Subject: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  Dear Cheryl —
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  In my last email (Friday, 5/28), I attached the letter from the bipartisan Co-Chairs and
  Executive Committee members of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission sent to Assistant
  Secretary Mike Posner expressing grave concern about the recent rise in death threats, attacks
  and murders of Colombian human rights defenders, religious, community and other NGO
  leaders. Congressman McGovern also strongly encouraged the Secretary to meet with
  representatives of those organizations and individuals being threatened, with a particularly
  effort to reach out to and invite the Bishops of Tumaco (Narilio), Barrancabermeja/Medio
  Magdalena (Santander), and we would now add Putumayo, since the Colombian Catholic Church
  just advised us yesterday of increased death threats against religious workers there. In addition, we
  recommended inviting Monsefior Hector Fabio Henao, director of Pastoral Social, at the
  Archdiocese in Bogota, who represents all the pastoral work of the Church throughout the country,
  as well as representatives from the Mennonite and Lutheran churches, in particular.
  While in Colombia, the most important thing the Secretary can do is avoid effusive praise
  for President Alvaro Uribe, who leaves office in August. Inside Colombia, the visit by the
  Secretary is being described as focusing solely on the free trade agreement and continuing support
  of the counterdrug strategy/Plan Colombia. Without changes in the human rights situation and the
  culture of impunity, it is unlikely that anything the Secretary might say or do will alter the equation
  on Capitol Hill regarding the trade agreement. It should be noted that the October 2008 GAO
  report on the counter-drug operations in Colombia concluded that U.S. assistance was successful in
  increasing security in parts of the country, but a failure in the areas of counter-narcotics (GAO-09-
  71) , and a subsequent April 2009 USAID evaluation on U.S. aid for Plan Colombia for illegal crop
  reduction and Colombian counternarcotics policies actually contribute to increased coca
  production.
  The Colombian president has been a solid backer of U.S. policy and U.S. interests in the
  region, and has achieved some important improvements in the country's security situation. It is
  important to recognize that, but to do so without repeating the tone of Defense Secretary Gates'
  April visit, in which he called Uribe a "great hero" and failed even to mention any concerns.
  These concerns are of critical importance, and while the Secretary need not list them all, at
  least some deserve public acknowledgement — some recognition that it is important to the United
  States that Colombia, including the current government and its successor, show the necessary
  political will to deal with them:
  • A sharp rise in alleged military killings of civilians. In many cases, these are so-called "false
  positives": non-combatants murdered and later presented as members of armed groups killed
  in combat. These, notes UN Special Rapporter for Extrajudicial Executions Philip Alston,
  "began occurring with a disturbing frequency across Colombia from 2004." Citing
  prosecutors' and NGOs' reports, Alston indicates that Colombia's security forces may have
  killed 1,486 civilians during the first six years of Alvaro Uribe's presidency. Alston notes
  that the Defense Ministry only began to address the situation after the media broke the story
  of the false-positives and the subsequent negative publicity and horrified public outcry.
  The prosecution of "false positives" is moving with excruciating slowness. In perhaps the
  most notorious case — the murders of about twenty young men from the poor Bogota suburb
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  of Soacha — nearly all of the accused soldiers and officers have been released from prison,
  pending trial, as deadlines for timely prosecution have run out. Since their arrest in late 2008,
  their case has been prolonged by numerous delaying tactics by the defense, including
  attempts to have their cases tried in the military court system as "acts of service." Alston
  reports that the impunity rate on these extrajudicial murders by security forces may be as
  high as 98.5 percent.
  • Mounting allegations that the President's intelligence service, the DAS, was put at the
  service of paramilitary leaders and narcotraffickers; used to spy on and intimidate Supreme
  Court justices, opposition politicians, journalists and human rights defenders; and employed
  in a campaign of sabotage and smears against political opponents.
  Prosecutors are alleging that the orders to have the DAS carry out wiretaps, surveillance and
  "political warfare" came from high up in the Colombian presidency, though the question of
  "what President Uribe knew, and when he knew it" remains unanswered. Meanwhile efforts
  to reform or dissolve the DAS are stalled in Colombia's Congress.
  • President Uribe's political coalition has also been hit by a scandal known in Colombia
  as "para-politics." This coalition has included dozens of political bosses from regions
  beyond the capital. Many are large landholders with ties to narcotrafficking, the same local
  leaders who created and fostered the brutal pro-government paramilitary groups that killed
  tens of thousands of non-combatants in the 1990s and early 2000s.
  Evidence, much of it from former paramilitary leaders, has brought about 300 criminal
  investigations against legislators, governors, mayors and other local officials, nearly all of
  them Alvaro Uribe's political supporters, who made common cause with the far-right
  warlords. To date, of the 278 congresspeople and senators elected in 2006, 68 are under
  official investigation, on trial, or convicted for paramilitary ties. Those embroiled in
  parapolitics include the President's cousin, Mario Uribe; the brother of his former foreign
  minister; and individuals whom the President had named to be Colombia's ambassadors to
  Chile, the Dominican Republic, and Canada.
  The Colombian prosecutors, investigators, witnesses and non-governmental organizations
  trying to uncover the truth about these abuses are working under conditions of great personal risk.
  They, too, are heroes and would benefit greatly from a public expression of concern about the
  cases they are investigating, and a reminder that their work is legitimate and important to
  U.S. interests in Colombia.
  At the same time, it is important to avoid appearing to endorse any candidate in the June
  20 runoff elections. Between the first and second rounds of a country's presidential election is a
  politically awkward time for a high-level official visit. Though President Uribe's former defense
  minister, Juan Manuel Santos, is the overwhelming favorite given his margin of success in the May
  30th first round of balloting over former Bogota mayor Antanas Mockus, it is necessary at this stage
  to convey a sense of balance and a willingness to work closely with whoever wins. As a result, any
  kind words for one candidate should be balanced by praise for the other.
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  Finally, it would be helpful to remind the Colombian people that the United States
  supports a peaceful resolution of Bogota's worsening differences with Venezuela. While
  President Chavez' s behavior is a significant concern, it would be most unhelpful to be perceived on
  this trip as fanning the flames of conflict with Colombia — or playing into the Chavez rhetoric that
  the U.S. and Colombia have military aspirations in the region.
  Hope this memo, along with last week's copy of the TLHRC letter to Assistant Secretary
  Posner, are helpful and useful materials for the Secretary as she plans her trip.
  Very best wishes —
  On behalf of Cong. Jim McGovern
  Staff Contact: Cindy Buhl (202-225-6101 or cindy.buhl@mail.house.gov)
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  FYI.
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 8:25 PM
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  Subject: Call To Bongo on Iran Postponed by a Day
  Jake: FYI: President Bongo was reportedly tied up in a marathon cabinet meeting today following his return from Nice,
  and could not speak with me as arranged. My call to Bongo has been rescheduled for Friday morning. I will provide you
  with feedback after I connect with him. Regards, Johnnie
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  7:30 Ukranian Foreign Minister Gryshchenko
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  I've already asked him. Waiting to hear back
  Original Message --
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  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Fri Jun 04 07:40:03 2010
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  What does Bill Burns think? I'd rather do it later so I can get ready to go.
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  Pis see the memcon for details.
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  June 4, 2010
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  Attachments: hrc memo israel ideas 060110.docx; hrc memo israel ideas 060110.docx
  CONFIDENTIAL
  June 4, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Israel crisis
  Some articles you may not have seen: 1. Anthony H. Cordesman's analysis, posted at CSIS, "Israel as a
  Strategy Liability?" is being widely discussed and circulated; 2. Max Blumenthal, who is now reporting from
  Israel, writing a book on the crisis of democracy there, details from the Israeli press how the raid was long
  planned and who approved it, how the Netanyahu government is stirring up support, and the internal
  consequences (see the detail on the Facebook page urging the assassination of an Israeli-Arab member of the
  Knesset, and the actions of Bibi's allies); 3. David Ignatius's column today in the Washington Post, with detail
  on how Turkey thought it was encouraged by Obama in its initiative with Brazil on Iran and then felt the limb
  was cut off, among other things. I myself picked this up earlier from chatter among diplomats from Arab
  countries in DC. True or not, distorted or accurate, it is what the Arabs believe. Their view is that Obama will
  be reelected and there will be no progress at all in the Middle East for six years and they are planning
  accordingly—US influence at ebb tide. Did any boys at the NSC encourage the Turks as reported? Better?
  Worse? It's around and accepted as truth to the point that Ignatius reports it. 4. Leon Wieseltier, literary editor
  at The New Republic, bellwether of the higher center-slightly right Zionist opinion, on the self-undermining
  Israeli approach; and 5. Letter to the NY Times by Dan Kurzman, biographer of Rabin and Ben Gurion.
  Published on Center for Strategic and International Studies (http://csis.org)
  Home > Publications > Content
  Israel as a Strategic Liability?
  Anthony H Cordesman
  Related Regions:
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  Israel/Palestine [1]
  Related Regions:
  Middle East [2]
  America's ties to Israel are not based primarily on U.S. strategic interests. At the best of times, an Israeli
  government that pursues the path to peace provides some intelligence, some minor advances in military
  technology, and a potential source of stabilizing military power that could help Arab states like Jordan. Even
  then, however, any actual Israeli military intervention in an Arab state could prove as destabilizing as
  beneficial. The fact is that the real motives behind America's commitment to Israel are moral and ethical. They
  are a reaction to the horrors of the Holocaust, to the entire history of Western anti-Semitism, and to the United
  States' failure to help German and European Jews during the period before it entered World War II. They are a
  product of the fact that Israel is a democracy that shares virtually all of the same values as the United States.
  The U.S. commitment to Israel is not one that will be abandoned. The United States has made this repeatedly
  clear since it first recognized Israel as a state, and it has steadily strengthened the scale of its commitments since
  1967. The United States has provided Israel with massive amounts of economic aid and still provides enough
  military assistance to preserve Israel's military superiority over its neighbors. The United States has made it
  clear that any U.S. support for Arab-Israeli peace efforts must be based on options that preserve Israel's
  security, and its recent announcements that it will consider "extended regional deterrence" are code words for a
  U.S. commitment that could guard Israel, as well as its neighbors, against an Iranian nuclear threat.
  At the same time, the depth of America's moral commitment does not justify or excuse actions by an Israeli
  government that unnecessarily make Israel a strategic liability when it should remain an asset. It does not mean
  that the United States should extend support to an Israeli government when that government fails to credibly
  pursue peace with its neighbors. It does not mean that the United States has the slightest interest in supporting
  Israeli settlements in the West Bank, or that the United States should take a hard-line position on Jerusalem that
  would effectively make it a Jewish rather than a mixed city. It does not mean that the United States should be
  passive when Israel makes a series of major strategic blunders--such as persisting in the strategic bombing of
  Lebanon during the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, escalating its attack on Gaza long after it had achieved its key
  objectives, embarrassing the U.S. president by announcing the expansion of Israeli building programs in east
  Jerusalem at a critical moment in U.S. efforts to put Israeli-Palestinian peace talks back on track, or sending
  commandos to seize a Turkish ship in a horribly mismanaged effort to halt the "peace flotilla" going to Gaza.
  It is time Israel realized that it has obligations to the United States, as well as the United States to Israel, and
  that it become far more careful about the extent to which it test the limits of U.S. patience and exploits the
  support of American Jews. This does not mean taking a single action that undercuts Israeli security, but it does
  mean realizing that Israel should show enough discretion to reflect the fact that it is a tertiary U.S. strategic
  interest in a complex and demanding world.
  Israel's government should act on the understanding that the long-term nature of the U.S.-Israel strategic
  relationship will depend on Israel clearly and actively seeking peace with the Palestinians—the kind of peace
  that is in Israel's own strategic interests. Israelis should understand that the United States opposes expansion
  and retention of its settlements and its efforts to push Palestinians out of greater Jerusalem. Israeli governments
  should plan Israeli military actions that make it clear that Israel will use force only to the level actually required,
  that carefully consider humanitarian issues from the start, and that have a clear post-combat plan of action to
  limit the political and strategic impact of its use of force. And Israel should not conduct a high-risk attack on
  Iran in the face of the clear U.S. "red light" from both the Bush and Obama administrations. Israel should be
  sensitive to the fact that its actions directly affect U.S. strategic interests in the Arab and Muslim worlds, and it
  must be as sensitive to U.S. strategic concerns as the United States is to those of Israel.
  The United States does not need unnecessary problems in one of the most troubled parts of the
  world, particularly when Israeli actions take a form that does not serve Israel's own strategic interests. This
  Israeli government in particular needs to realize that as strong as U.S.-Israel ties may be, it is time to return to
  the kind of strategic realism exemplified by leaders like Yitzhak Rabin. No aspect of what happened this week
  off the coast of Gaza can be blamed on Israeli commandos or the Israel Defense Forces. Israel's prime minister
  and defense minister had full warning about the situation, and they knew the flotilla was deliberately designed
  as a political provocation to capture the attention of the world's media in the most negative way possible. They
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  personally are responsible for what happened, and they need to show far more care and pragmatism in the
  future.
  Anthony H Cordesman holds the Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at the Center for Strategic and
  International Studies in Washington, D.C.
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  http://maxblumenthal.com/2010/06/the-flotilla-raid-was-not-bungled-the-idf-detailed-its-violent-strategy-in-
  advance/
  The Flotilla Raid Was Not "Bungled." The IDF Detailed Its Violent Strategy In Advance.
  On 06.03.10, By Max Blumenthal
  Tel Aviv-Israel Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his senior ministers have attempted to blame army
  commanders for "the bungled raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla," according to the UK's Daily Telegraph. The AP reported that
  "Israel's bloody, bungled takeover of a Gaza-bound Turkish aid vessel is complicating US-led Mideast peace efforts." And
  according to Reuters, "Israeli military admits errors in bungled boarding."
  But was the raid really bungled? Did the Israeli military command and Netanyahu government have no clear strategy
  going in? Or was the violence they meted out against the flotilla activists deliberate and methodically planned?
  Statements by senior Israeli military commanders made in the Hebrew media days before the massacre revealed that the
  raid was planned over a week in advance by the Israeli military and was personally approved by Prime Minister Benjamin
  Netanyahu and Minister of Defense Ehud Barak. The elite Israeli commando unit known as Unit 13 was tasked with
  carrying out the mission and its role was known by the Israeli public well before the raid took place. Details of the plan
  show that the use of deadly force was authorized and calculated. The massacre of activists should not have been
  unexpected.
  On May 28, three days before the raid, top Israeli military officials revealed details of their strategy to Maariv, Israel's most
  widely circulated paper. The caption of the Maariv article reflected the military command's plan to use force: "On the way
  to violence; one of the boats is on its way."
  Here is a translation of relevant portions of the article:
  Maariv, 5/28/10 P. 4
  Title: Head to Head in the Heart of the Sea
  Caption: On the way to violence; one of the boats is on its way."
  Subhead: The sea encounter that will occur at the end of the weekend is already planned detail by detail. From the
  moment that the ships will pass the "red line" on their way to Gaza, the fighters of Unit 13 will take control and transfer 800
  passengers from their boats back to where they came from. And special arrest units were set up.
  From the body of article: This operation was approved by Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Barak and will
  be led by the commander of the Navy, Lieutenant Colonel Eliezer Maron, who is nicknamed "Cheney." If the people
  aboard the boats will not agree to turn around, the operation will transfer to the stage of force. "We are afraid that
  there will be a terror attack by the boats," said a high ranking officer. "If terrorists have gotten on the boats or if there is an
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  intention to use hot weapons against our forces, we7will use full seriousness and caution. We want to avoid using force
  but as soon as there will be danger to the life of our "forges we will be forced touse live fire as a last resort.
  [...]
  After our fighters take over the boats, OKETZ unit dogs aoa'forces of the IHLM unit corps of engineers will inspect them
  looking for sabotage materials and fighting tools.
  A Maariv article from 5/28/10, page 4, reveals the Israeli Miliz-
  aiy command's flotilla raid plan
  So the Israeli military broadcast its plan for violence, inciting the Israeli.puglic and the soldiers of Unit 13 with fevered
  visions ofe•kill-or-be-killed encounter with a group of Arab "terrorists.* Thestat.4,,conditions for using live fire were
  arbitrary.and poorly defined, giving the commandos little direction and lots obeeilife? kill — at the very least the plan
  demanded force in some form. "- •
  After the initial violent stages, the pibn called
  -"fo
  - r the gathering of the activists' "fighting tools," an acknowledghlent by the
  Israeli military that the, saYists might try to repel its commandos once they forced their way on the ships. The plan to
  search for "sabbiage materials" also foreshadowed the IDF's post-raid propaganda campaign.
  An alternative plan that would have been likely to avert violence could have been set into motion. The Israeli Navy could
  have done what it had in the past and hijacked the aid ships without boarding them, then towed them to shore. However,
  the Rambo-style plan concocted by Netanyahu, his top aides and the Naval commander with the unfortunate nickname of
  "Cheney" made the killing of activists likely, if not inevitable.
  Why didn't Israel's leaders choose to deal with the flotilla in a more judicious fashion? Were they that stupid, or just crazy?
  From the details of the plan it appears that Netanyahu and his cohorts had envisioned Entebbe Part Deux, a daring anti-
  terror raid that would lift the sinking morale of the Israeli public while intimidating Iran and the Arab world. Though Israel
  may be more isolated than ever as a result of the massacre, the Netanyahu administration is reaping considerable
  political benefits at home.
  The day after the massacre, spontaneous celebrations broke out in Ashdod, Tel Aviv, and throughout the country,
  bringing together right-wing elements with everyday Israelis. Over a thousand Israelis gathered tonight outside the Turkish
  embassy in Tel Aviv to rally against the Turkish government and express their support for the raid. Multiple demonstrators
  including one man who has lived in Israel for 60 years told me, "What Turkey [the sponsor of the Mavi Marmara boat] has
  done is great. I have never seen this country more united in my entire life. We are all standing together now." (Video
  coming soon).
  Israeli newscasters are routinely using the term "mechabel," or terrorist, to refer to the flotilla activists, while the violence
  that broke out on the deck of the Mavi Marmara is called "the lynch." (Nevermind that zero commandos were hung and
  nine activists were killed, including an American citizen who was shot in the head four times.) No evidence is required to
  support claims in the Israeli media. The public desperately wants to believe that its government is right, so much so that
  Israel's media is not even making a token effort to challenge the increasingly hysterical press releases disseminated by
  the IDF press office every few hours.
  Hanin Zoabi, a Palestinian-Israeli member of the Knesset who was on the Mavi Marmara, was physically accosted in the
  Knesset by fellow legislators for attempting to relate her experience aboard the flotilla. MK Miri Regev of Likud called her a
  "traitor," while Yoel Hasson of Kadima, a supposedly centrist party, denounced Zoabi as a "terrorist." An Israeli Facebook
  group devoted to inciting Zoabi's assassination has gathered 600 members in just a day and a half. In the meantime,
  Israel's Interior Minster Eli Yishai is "looking into" means of stripping Zoabi of her citizenship.
  This Friday, anti-occupation activists expect to encounter intense violence from the Israeli Army and Border Police at the
  weekly demonstrations in Sheikh Jarrah and Nebi Salah. "In this atmosphere, you can expect with pretty reasonable
  certainty that the soldiers Will go crazy," a veteran of the Sheikh Jarrah protest movement told me.
  With two more ships on their way towards Gaza with aid for the besieged civilian population, the Israeli military and
  Netanyahu administration are not wasting time in hatching a new strategy to stop them. Once again, the plan calls for
  violence and possibly more death. "Next time we'll use more force," a top Naval commander told the Jerusalem Post. "We
  will have to come prepared in the future as if it was a war."
  Washington Post
  The U.S. needs to keep nudging Israel on a Gaza fix
  By David Ignatius
  Friday, June 4,2010; A19
  The Obama administration, caught between two allies during this week of crisis, has signaled Israel and Turkey
  that the blockade of Gaza should be loosened to allow more humanitarian aid to reach the Palestinian
  population there.
  From the first news early Monday of the Israeli commando attack on a flotilla of Turkish relief ships, the White
  House has been trying to balance the interests of two prickly friends. The immediate aim, said a senior official,
  has been to "defuse the electricity of the moment" by freeing the ships' passengers and passing a U.N. resolution
  calling (in fuzzy language) for an investigation of the raid.
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  Beyond crisis management, administration officials have begun to urge Israel to use this incident to untangle the
  Gaza mess. U.S. officials hope Israel will take action on its own, before international condemnation grows any
  louder or another relief convoy tests the blockade. "The humanitarian aperture is not wide enough," argues the
  U.S. official. "We need to convince the Israelis that not everything can be made into a weapon."
  The Obama team recognizes that Israel will act in its interests, but it wants Jerusalem to consider U.S. interests,
  as well. The administration has communicated at a senior level its fear that the Israelis sometimes "care about
  their equities, but not about ours."
  This cautionary message -- that Israel must act as a more reliable and responsible partner -- may be the most
  important one conveyed this week.
  One issue on which the administration believes Israel would benefit from a more farsighted view is the
  investigation of the incident. Israel has argued that this is a purely internal matter for the Israeli military, whose
  operations to enforce the Gaza blockade were lawful and appropriate.
  But by defying calls for an international inquiry, the Israelis will compound their isolation. "They have an
  image problem, a perception problem," says the U.S. official. The White House hopes the Israelis will embrace
  some mechanism for an international probe -- perhaps a French proposal for an inquiry by the International
  Committee of the Red Cross. Such a move would be in Israel's interest, the administration believes.
  The trickiest problem in the first hours of the crisis was dealing with Turkey, whose leaders treated the
  commando raid as a pirate attack on Turkish citizens. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Gen. Jim
  Jones, the national security adviser, met with Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu. Then came a lengthy
  phone call between President Obama and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
  Obama told Erdogan that "we need to find a solution" for the Gaza humanitarian problem, according to a U.S.
  official. Erdogan is said to have agreed with the president that a good relationship between Israel and Turkey
  was crucial for regional stability -- and that Turkey didn't want to see any further degradation.
  The Obama administration deserves credit for its repair work in the first days after the Gaza attack. But this is
  another example where the administration has been reacting to events that it should have tried better to control.
  The Gaza confrontation has been developing for weeks; administration officials reportedly cautioned Israel
  about provocative moves, but not emphatically enough to make a difference. U.S. officials were blindsided
  about the commando operation partly because they don't spy on a key ally.
  Similarly, the Obama White House has been too reactive in its relationship with Turkey. A glaring example of
  this diplomatic drift is the Turkish mediation effort with Iran to revive an October plan for enrichment of
  uranium abroad. Davutoglu thought he had Obama's blessing for his shuttle diplomacy, and the White House
  was given frequent updates. But when Turkey and Brazil announced they had clinched the deal, the
  administration did the diplomatic equivalent of shrugging its shoulders -- and went ahead with plans for U.N.
  sanctions.
  One of the perverse secrets of Middle East diplomacy is the importance of riding several horses at once. In the
  heyday of Henry Kissinger's shuttle mediation, the Americans were the supreme masters of playing both sides
  of the street.
  Obama has been talking about engagement and mediation but without much to show for it. Instead, the
  administration has been responding to events rather than driving them. That won't do. As former ambassador
  Chas. W. Freeman says in his collection of aphorisms, "The Diplomat's Dictionary": "If you're not at the table,
  you're on the menu."
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  Operation Make the World Hate Us
  The assault on the 'Mavi Marmara' was wrong, and a gift to Israel's enemies.
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  • Leon Wieseltier
  • June 3, 2010 I
  Israel does not need enemies: it has itself. Or more precisely: it has its government. The Netanyahu-Barak
  government has somehow found a way to lose the moral high ground, the all-important war for symbols and
  meanings, to Hamas. That is quite an accomplishment. Operation Make the World Hate Us, it might have been
  called.
  I leave it to others to make the operational criticisms of the Israeli action, and will say only that even my
  amateurish understanding of the tactical challenge posed by the interdiction of the boats suffices to suggest that
  there were other ways to do this. I also will not pretend to a perfect grasp of what happened on board the Mavi
  Marmara. I have pondered the videos that both sides have released, and concluded that the Israeli soldiers
  sliding down that rope had no intention of attacking the people on board and that the people on board had no
  way of being confident of this. I cannot expect Palestinians and their supporters to believe the best about the
  Israeli army. (This is what Israeli hardliners call "the restoration of deterrence.") I do not doubt that some of the
  activists on the ship welcomed a confrontation with Israel, but the Israelis should not have obliged them. In any
  event, what took place on that deck looks to me like a tragic misunderstanding. Yet there was no reason to think
  that anything else would have transpired.
  The important point is that the killing of civilians on the Mavi Marmara—I understand that they were "armed"
  with metal bars and a knife, but still they were civilians, and soldiers are trained to respond unlethally to the
  recklessness of a mob—cannot be extenuated by reference to "asymmetrical warfare" and Israel's right to
  defend itself. This was not warfare, at least of the physical sort. Israel was not under attack. A headline in The
  Washington Post yesterday reported that "Israel says Free Gaza Movement poses threat to Jewish state." Such a
  claim is absurd. It is true that the movement has grown in recent years, and is now troublesome to Israel's
  policy in Gaza; and it is also true that the Turkish charity that sponsored the "Freedom Flotilla" has ties to
  Islamicist groups. But this is hardly what Israel likes to call, in the Iranian context, and there quite plausibly, an
  "existential threat." The extension of the definition of a security threat to include hostile activities that have
  little or no bearing upon security is an ominous development.
  It is also the inevitable consequence of Benjamin Netanyahu's cunning pronouncement last year that Israel is
  now endangered by "the Iran threat, the missile threat, and the threat I call the Goldstone threat." The
  equivalence was morally misleading, and therefore dangerous. Ideological warfare is not military warfare. I
  have studied the entirety of the Goldstone Report, and whereas I do not doubt (and wrote in this magazine in the
  days before Goldstone) that Operation Cast Lead caused the unjustifiable death of non-combatants, I also do not
  doubt that the Goldstone Report, which was nastily indifferent to Israel's security predicament and to the ethical
  challenges of Israeli self-defense, was an instrument in a broad campaign of delegitimation against Israel—and
  yet the threat of delegitimation is not like the threat of destruction. It is different in kind. A commando
  operation is not an appropriate response to an idea. "This was no Love Boat," Netanyahu said yesterday. "It was
  a hate boat." He is right, but so what? The threat of delegitimation is not a military problem and it does not have
  a military solution. And the attempt to give it a military solution has now had the awful consequence of making
  the threat still greater. The assault on the Mavi Marmara was a stupid gift to the delegitimators.
  You do not have to be a general to grasp these distinctions. In fact, judging by Israel's recent history, it might
  help not to be one. But the militarization of the Israeli government's understanding of Israel's situation—this
  has been the most sterile period for diplomacy in all of Israel's history—is not all that led to the debacle at sea.
  Rules of military engagement that allow soldiers to fire on political activists (I leave aside the question of their
  humanitarianism for a moment) may signify something still deeper and even more troubling. It is hard not to
  conclude from this Israeli action, and also from other Israeli actions in recent years, that the Israeli leadership
  simply does not care any longer about what anybody thinks. It does not seem to care about what even the
  United States—its only real friend, even in the choppy era of Obama—thinks. This is not defiance, it is despair.
  The Israeli leadership seems to have given up any expectation of fairness and sympathy from the world. It is
  behaving as if it believes, in the manner of the most perilous Jewish pessimism, that the whole world hates the
  Jews, and that is all there is to it. This is the very opposite of the measured and empirical attitude, the search for
  strategic opportunity, the enlistment of imagination in the service of ideals and interests, that is required for
  statecraft.
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  The complication—the one that deprives anybody who acknowledges it of membership in any of the gangs of
  commentary—is that there is a partial basis in the actually existing world for a degree of Israeli pessimism.
  There are leaders, states, organizations, and peoples whose hostility to the Jewish state is irrational and absolute
  and in some cases murderous. Things are said critically about Israel that wildly burst the bounds of thoughtful
  criticism. The language in which Israel is described by some governments and international organizations is
  lurid and grotesque and foul. Anti-Semitic tropes—the conspiracy theory about the Jews, most conspicuously—
  are regularly encountered in otherwise respectable places. The analysis of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that
  absolves the Palestinians of any significant role in it is widespread. I do not see how any of this can be denied,
  or shunted aside, or explained entirely in terms of Israeli behavior. But it is emphatically not the whole picture,
  except for those Israelis and Jews whose political interests and ideological inclinations prefer it to be the whole
  picture. For there are forces in Israel, and in its government, that have a use for Jewish hopelessness.
  There is a verse in Numbers that Jewish pessimists like to cite: "the people shall dwell alone, and not be
  reckoned among the nations." It is Balaam's divinely inspired description of the Israelites—Balaam, who came
  to curse and stayed to bless. But I have always regarded it as a curse, this promise of loneliness. I have heard it
  intoned lachrymosely and proudly—in our time Jewish pride has a disturbingly parasitic relationship with
  Jewish lachrymosity—all my life. It chills me to the bone. It is a locution for prophets, not prime ministers. The
  Jews cannot dwell alone. In fact, their history shows that they never did dwell alone. It is not a tale of insularity
  and isolation. The apartness of the Jews was never a complete secession from their environment. The
  engagement of the Jews with the world was a matter not only of practical necessity, but also of theological
  conviction. And not even the darkest and most dire adversity succeeded in driving them entirely into
  themselves.
  When, in the modern era, the Zionists concluded, quite correctly, that the Jews must extract themselves from
  anti-Semitic societies and establish a society of their own, a sovereign one, in the land of Israel, it was in part to
  "normalize" them by making them "reckoned among the nations," and therefore like other nations. Zionism was
  a reversal of Balaam's phony blessing. The state was not supposed to be a bunker, even if it had enemies. But
  Netanyahu is a creature of the bunker. He talks about peace, but not like a man who hungers for it. He takes no
  steps toward peace except as the consequence of a crisis—a crisis not with the Palestinians but with the
  Americans. He liturgically intones his warnings, some of them true, about the external dangers facing Israel,
  and mistakes brutishness for toughness, and offers nothing. He is a gray, muddling, reactive figure. His
  preferred strategy for his country is: one quiet week after another unto eternity. His problem is that there are not
  many quiet weeks.
  But about those activists: a great deal of bathetic rubbish has been written about them. Insofar as they were
  bringing food and medicine to Gaza, they were humanitarians; but insofar as they were striking a blow for the
  government of Gaza, they were anti-humanitarians. A real "Freedom Flotilla" would have sailed for Gaza to
  liberate it from its rulers. For Hamas stifles Gaza from within even as Israel stifles it from without. It oppresses
  the Palestininans who live under its sway and has brought them ruin. When did it become progressive to support
  a theocracy? Consider the case of Henning Mankell, the Swedish writer of thrillers (and the son-in-law of
  Ingmar Bergman) who was a passenger on one of the boats in the "Freedom Flotilla." In his youth he took part
  in anti-Vietnam and anti-apartheid demonstrations, presumably in the spirit of secular reason. For a while he
  lived in Norway and participated in the activities of a radical Maoist party: let us call that secular unreason.
  Now he does the work of Hamas and its mullahs. Last year Mankell attended the Palestine Festival of Literature
  in east Jerusalem—or would have attended it, if the Israeli authorities had not idiotically closed it down. When
  he returned to Sweden, he wrote that "there is a straight line between Soweto, Sharpeville, and what recently
  happened [I presume he was referring to the war] in Gaza." And: "Is it strange that some [Palestinians] in pure
  desperation, when they cannot see any other way out, decide to become suicide bombers? Not really. Maybe it
  is strange that there are not more of them." And: "The state of Israel in its current form has no future. Moreover,
  those who advocate a two-state solution have not got it right. ... The question is whether it will be possible to
  talk sense into the Israelis in order for them to willingly accept the end of their own apartheid state." This man
  has rights, at sea and on land, but he can hardly be lauded as a champion of peace and reconciliation. You are
  not for co-existence if you advocate the disappearance of one of the terms. (Consider, analogously, the recent
  adventures of Noam Chomsky in the region. It was widely noted that the Israelis, again idiotically, turned him
  away at the Allenby Bridge. It was less widely noted that a few days later a reporter for The New York Times
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  accidentally discovered him in Lebanon at the home of Nabil Qaouk, the deputy head of Hezbollah, which is
  not what Voltaire had in mind.)
  And yet the screw must be turned again: the anti-Israeli virulence of Henning Mankell and his maritime
  comrades does not make Israel's assault on the Mavi Marmara more just or more wise. Now the Israeli
  government may find it impossible not to modify or even to lift the blockade of Gaza—an outcome that no
  decent person can decry, as long as Hamas does not exploit the respite to acquire weapons or what it needs to
  make them, and the past is not encouraging in this regard. Netanyahu will do what he can to get past the mess,
  hoping that the approach of the midterm elections in the United States will rescue him from the pressure, and
  the deadening hand of the status quo will be back. And Israel will be known to more and more people—in a
  wounding misrepresentation—mainly for cruelty.
  Leon Wieseltier is the literary editor of The New Republic.
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  http://www.nvtimes.com/2010/06/04/opinion/104mideast.html?ref=opinion
  To the Editor:
  Nicholas D. Kristofs column could have been written by the peacemaking Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin or Israel's founder
  and first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, if they were alive today.
  Mr. Rabin told me shortly before he was assassinated by a right-wing Israeli extremist that Israel, while pursuing peace,
  must never play into the hands of Palestinian terrorists, who would try to sabotage the talks with attacks intended to
  provoke disproportionate retaliation. Yes, Israel would fight the terrorists, but not the Palestinian people. And it would
  certainly not initiate bloody conflict.
  Mr. Ben-Gurion told me that Israel would regret maintaining control of Arab-inhabited regions and another people after the
  1967 Six-Day War. He said the war would never end as long as Israel occupied the area, an occupation he felt was both
  strategically and morally wrong.
  And if succeeding right-wing governments had taken his advice, the war might well have been over years ago, preventing
  Hamas from ruling Gaza, giving Iran no excuse for threatening Israel with nuclear destruction, and making life much
  easier for the United States.
  The Israeli assault on the pro-Palestinian flotilla is a symbolic result of the tragic survival-imperiling refutation by Israeli
  right-wingers of the visionary views of their country's two greatest leaders.
  Dan Kurzman
  North Bergen, N.J., June 3, 2010
  The writer is the author of biographies of Yitzhak Rabin and David Ben-Gurion.
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  Sent: Friday, June 4, 2010 11:39 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) South Korea seeks UN action against North Korea over ship
  From: Withers, Anne M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-Korea
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Fri Jun 04 11:34:59 2010
  Subject: (AP) South Korea seeks UN action against North Korea over ship
  UNITED NATIONS (AP) - South Korea has handed over a letter officially referring North Korea to the UN Security Council
  over the ship sinking. South Korea's UN Ambassador Park In-kook said he presented a letter to Mexico's UN Ambassador
  Claude Heller, the current Security Council president, on June 4. He says the letter asks the council "to respond in a
  manner appropriate to the gravity of this situation."
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  Background on the Women Deliver Conference CONTEXT The second Women Deliver conference will take place in
  Washington, DC on June 7-9, 2010. This conference is an international gathering that focuses on maternal health and
  will include an estimated 3,000 representatives from governments, civil society, multilateral organizations, and the
  private sector. The aim of the conference is to generate political commitment and financial investment for fulfilling
  Millennium Development Goal 5, which pledges a three-quarter reduction in maternal mortality and universal access to
  reproductive health by 2015. The conference is one of several international gatherings this year that will include a focus
  on maternal and child health (MCH). As you know, this issue will also feature at the G-8, where the Canadians are
  offering a flagship initiative on MCH, and at the Millennium Development Goals Summit in September, where the UN
  Secretary General is sponsoring a Joint Effort on Women and Children's Health. The US will be represented at the
  Women Deliver conference by Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius, Undersecretary of State Maria
  Otero, Ambassador Melanne Verveer, and a host of other USG participants. Please note: You recently recorded a video
  message that will open the conference.
  The full script is below.
  SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS
  • For too long and in too many places, women have received inadequate care when they give birth. As a result,
  childbirth remains a leading cause of death and injury to women worldwide. • The United States has elevated the
  issue of maternal health in our development work through the Global Health Initiative, a $63 billion dollar proposal to
  help countries improve health outcomes through strengthened health systems and integrated service delivery, with a
  particular focus on the health of women, newborns and children. This conference—along with other international
  gatherings this year, including the G-8 and the Millennium Development Goals Summit in September—presents a unique
  opportunity to reinvigorate our commitment to maternal health. • When women prosper, their families and
  communities prosper. Women deliver for the world – now the world needs to deliver for them. ADDITIONAL
  BACKGROUND The theme of this year's Women Deliver conference is "Delivering Solutions for Girls and Women," with a
  focus on political, economic, social/cultural, and technological solutions. Conference organizers plan to emphasize the
  following messages:1) The Millennium Development Goals will not be achieved without investing in
  women.2) There is just enough time, if the world commits funding now, to achieve Millennium Development Goal 5—
  an additional US $10 billion annually by 2010 and US $20 billion by 2015.Women Deliver was launched at a conference
  in London in 2007. Jill Sheffield is the President of the organization.
  FINAL VIDEO SCRIPT WOMEN DELIVER CONFERENCEWASHINGTON, DC
  I am delighted to welcome all of you to this conference and to thank you for the work you are doing to put maternal
  health at the top of our development agenda. Your commitment to this issue has raised awareness and inspired action
  around the world. We know that women represent our greatest opportunity for progress in this century. If the potential
  of women is fully developed, everyone benefits. And this can't be done without improving maternal health. But for too
  long and in too many places, women have received inadequate care when they give birth. As a result, childbirth remains
  a leading cause of death and injury to women worldwide. The United States has elevated this issue in our development
  work through the Global Health Initiative, a 63 billion dollar proposal to help countries improve health outcomes
  through strengthened health systems, with a particular focus on the health of women, newborns and children. We
  commend the Canadian government for focusing much-needed attention to this issue by offering a flagship initiative on
  maternal and child health at the upcoming G-8 meeting in Muskoka. The US also congratulates the United Nations
  Secretary General for convening governments, civil society, multilateral organizations, foundations and corporations to
  engage in a much-needed global effort to promote women's and children's health. These efforts—and this conference—
  present a unique opportunity to reinvigorate our commitment to maternal health, because when women prosper, their
  families and communities prosper. Women deliver for the world – now the world needs to deliver for them. Thank you.

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  Sent: Friday, June 4, 2010 4:05 PM
  To:
  Background on the Women Deliver Conference CONTEXT The second Women Deliver conference will take place in
  Washington, DC on June 7-9, 2010. This conference is an international gathering that focuses on maternal health and
  will include an estimated 3,000 representatives from governments, civil society, multilateral organizations, and the
  private sector. The aim of the conference is to generate political commitment and financial investment for fulfilling
  Millennium Development Goal 5, which pledges a three-quarter reduction in maternal mortality and universal access to
  reproductive health by 2015. The conference is one of several international gatherings this year that will include a focus
  on maternal and child health (MCH). As you know, this issue will also feature at the G-8, where the Canadians are
  offering a flagship initiative on MCH, and at the Millennium Development Goals Summit in September, where the UN
  Secretary General is sponsoring a Joint Effort on Women and Children's Health. The US will be represented at the
  Women Deliver conference by Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius, Undersecretary of State Maria
  Otero, Ambassador Melanne Verveer, and a host of other USG participants. Please note: You recently recorded a video
  message that will open the conference.
  The full script is below.
  SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS
  • For too long and in too many places, women have received inadequate care when they give birth. As a result,
  childbirth remains a leading cause of death and injury to women worldwide. • The United States has elevated the
  issue of maternal health in our development work through the Global Health Initiative, a $63 billion dollar proposal to
  help countries improve health outcomes through strengthened health systems and integrated service delivery, with a
  particular focus on the health of women, newborns and children. This conference—along with other international
  gatherings this year, including the G-8 and the Millennium Development Goals Summit in September—presents a unique
  opportunity to reinvigorate our commitment to maternal health. • When women prosper, their families and
  communities prosper. Women deliver for the world – now the world needs to deliver for them. ADDITIONAL
  BACKGROUND The theme of this year's Women Deliver conference is "Delivering Solutions for Girls and Women," with a
  focus on political, economic, social/cultural, and technological solutions. Conference organizers plan to emphasize the
  following messages:1) The Millennium Development Goals will not be achieved without investing in
  women.2) There is just enough time, if the world commits funding now, to achieve Millennium Development Goal 5—
  an additional US $10 billion annually by 2010 and US $20 billion by 2015.Women Deliver was launched at a conference
  in London in 2007. Jill Sheffield is the President of the organization.
  FINAL VIDEO SCRIPT WOMEN DELIVER CONFERENCEWASHINGTON, DC
  I am delighted to welcome all of you to this conference and to thank you for the work you are doing to put maternal
  health at the top of our development agenda. Your commitment to this issue has raised awareness and inspired action
  around the world. We know that women represent our greatest opportunity for progress in this century. If the potential
  of women is fully developed, everyone benefits. And this can't be done without improving maternal health. But for too
  long and in too many places, women have received inadequate care when they give birth. As a result, childbirth remains
  a leading cause of death and injury to women worldwide. The United States has elevated this issue in our development
  work through the Global Health Initiative, a 63 billion dollar proposal to help countries improve health outcomes
  through strengthened health systems, with a particular focus on the health of women, newborns and children. We
  commend the Canadian government for focusing much-needed attention to this issue by offering a flagship initiative on
  maternal and child health at the upcoming G-8 meeting in Muskoka. The US also congratulates the United Nations
  Secretary General for convening governments, civil society, multilateral organizations, foundations and corporations to
  engage in a much-needed global effort to promote women's and children's health. These efforts—and this conference—
  present a unique opportunity to reinvigorate our commitment to maternal health, because when women prosper, their
  families and communities prosper. Women deliver for the world – now the world needs to deliver for them. Thank you.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769659 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Friday, June 4, 2010 5:20 PM
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  Subject FW: Civil claims in US courts based on flotilla incident
  FYI per your question yesterday.
  From: Donoghue, Joan E
  Sent: Friday, June 04, 2010 5:09 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Crocker, Bathsheba N; Cleveland, Sarah H; Harris, Robert K; Schwartz, Jonathan B
  Subject: Civil claims in US courts based on flotilla incident
  Dear Jake —
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769660 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769660 Date: 08/31/2015
  Please let us know if you would like additional details.
  Joan
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  Fyi
  bent. rn Jun V+ LU..5.5.‘fi Lulu
  Subject: Back Operation

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  From Landler today, middle of the piece -- not too much to it:
  Israel also took issue with the Obama administration's assertion that the United States had warned Israeli
  officials to exercise caution and restraint in intercepting the flotilla.
  "I was not contacted by anyone in the administration about this," said Michael B. Oren, Israel's ambassador to
  the United States. Mr. Oren said he was not aware that anybody else in the Israeli government had been called
  and was seeking clarification from the administration.
  A spokesman for the State Department, Philip J. Crowley, said the United States had "extensive contacts" with
  Israel and Turkey before the flotilla set sail. "We expressed to the Israelis the need for caution and restraint in
  dealing with civilians, including American citizens," he said.

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  To:
  Subject: Oren
  From Landler today, middle of the piece -- not too much to it:
  Israel also took issue with the Obama administration's assertion that the United States had warned Israeli
  officials to exercise caution and restraint in intercepting the flotilla.
  "I was not contacted by anyone in the administration about this," said Michael B. Oren, Israel's ambassador to
  the United States. Mr. Oren said he was not aware that anybody else in the Israeli government had been called
  and was seeking clarification from the administration.
  A spokesman for the State Department, Philip J. Crowley, said the United States had "extensive contacts" with
  Israel and Turkey before the flotilla set sail. "We expressed to the Israelis the need for caution and restraint in
  dealing with civilians, including American citizens," he said.
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  From an INR report just released:
  Western Europe: Publics Credit U.S. for Relief to Haiti
  Britons, French, Germans, Italians, and Spaniards say the United States has done more than other countries to assist
  Haiti following the devastating January earthquake. Though relief efforts in Haiti have not themselves directly impacted
  opinion of the United States, the belief that the United States generally assists disaster-stricken countries does positively
  affect U.S. image.

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  From an INR report just released:
  Western Europe: Publics Credit U.S. for Relief to Haiti
  Britons, French, Germans, Italians, and Spaniards say the United States has done more than other countries to assist
  Haiti following the devastating January earthquake. Though relief efforts in Haiti have not themselves directly impacted
  opinion of the United States, the belief that the United States generally assists disaster-stricken countries does positively
  affect U.S. image.
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  Good stuff from Medvedev
  Original Message
  From: Burns, William J
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Jun 05 18:27:30 2010
  Subject: Fw: Merkel-Medvedev on Iran
  As promised
  Original Message --
  From: Mull, Stephen D
  To: Burns, William
  Sent: Sat Jun 05 16:00:43 2010
  Subject: Merkel-Medvedev on Iran
  As definitive as I've ever seen the Russians in public...
  Germany, Russia: We support new Iran nuke sanction By VERENA SCHMITT-ROSCHMANN, Associated Press Writer –
  1 hr 58 mins ago
  MESEBERG, Germany – Germany and Russia declared Saturday that the five world powers negotiating with Iran support
  a fresh set of international sanctions, and Chancellor Angela Merkel said they could pass soon.
  Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said at a news conference with Merkel that "agreement on the sanctions exists,"
  despite the fact that "nobody wants sanctions."
  "We hope the voice of the international community will be heard by the Iranian leadership," Medvedev said through the
  official German translator.
  Merkel said sanctions could be passed by the United Nations Security Council "in the near future."
  Play Video
  Play Video
  "I am very happy, that we can stand here jointly today and say that this is a joint position not only of the European
  Union, the United States of America and Russia, but also of China," Merkel said. "That is an important step the
  international community has made here."
  Moscow has recently joined the other four U.N. Security Council members — the United States, China, Britain and
  France — to tentatively back a draft fourth set of U.N. sanctions against Iran.
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  "We have always taken a two-way approach, making offers, on the one hand, but, as there are no qualitative changes,
  on the other hand now the time has come that such sanctions must be adopted," Merkel said.
  Medvedev said it is unacceptable "that one continues to act irresponsibly. One has to move toward the partners of the
  international community and it is only in this way that complicated issues can be solved."
  Russia's president arrived Friday for a two-day visit to Germany to discuss a range of issues with Merkel.
  The West is against an expansion of nuclear nations and suspects Iran is enriching uranium to build a nuclear warhead.
  Tehran denies this and insists on its right to a peaceful nuclear power program, but has frustrated the West over its
  failure to prove it.
  Associated Press Writer David Nowak contributed to this story from Moscow.
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  You mentioned at Thursday's 8:45 meeting that you had talked to Qureshi and that he thought he was not going to get
  any trade access to the EU. My EU contact writes that the Member States in the EU have been slowing up progress on
  trade concessions to Pakistan, although the draft language negotiated w/ Pakistan still leaves room for the Commission
  (which is pro-trade) to keep working on enhanced trade benefits for Pakistan. Still, the original timetable of 2011 will not
  be kept. Even more ominous, any agreement will have to go to the European Parliament, which is down on Pakistan for
  human rights reasons.
  I have also read Esther's note to you on UN Security Council Reform. You are right that overall our best position for the
  moment is
  Have a good trip!
  AM

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  Sent: Saturday, June 5, 2010 7:09 PM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject tying up a couple of loose ends from this week
  You mentioned at Thursday's 8:45 meeting that you had talked to Qureshi and that he thought he was not going to get
  any trade access to the EU. My EU contact writes that the Member States in the EU have been slowing up progress on
  trade concessions to Pakistan, although the draft language negotiated w/ Pakistan still leaves room for the Commission
  (which is pro-trade) to keep working on enhanced trade benefits for Pakistan. Still, the original timetable of 2011 will not
  be kept. Even more ominous, any agreement will have to go to the European Parliament, which is down on Pakistan for
  human rights reasons.
  I have also read Esther's note to you on UN Security Council Reform. You are right that overall our best position for the
  moment is
  Have a good trip!
  AM
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  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)

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  Sent: Sunday, February 7, 2010 6:11 PM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Oscar/Navy
  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Sun Feb 07 17:58:20 2010
  Subject: Fw: Oscar/Navy
  Pis note on calendar. Thx.
  Original Message ---
  From: Oscar Flores
  To: Doug Band; 'AbedinH@state.gov' <AbedinH@state.gov>; Justin Cooper; H; Hannah Richert
  Sent: Wed Feb 03 08:17:10 2010
  Subject: Oscar/Navy
  **FYI**
  I will not be around Feb 10-14
  Have to drill in Syracuse four days cause I did not drill in Jan.
  In March I'm scheduled for my 2 week AT (annual training) in Norfolk I'm away March 22-April 5th
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  Will follow up with Huma and report back.
  Lona Valmoro
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  (202) 647-9071 (direct)

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  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Will follow up with Huma and report back.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sun Feb 07 18:04:15 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  We need a date for the India Strat Dialogue in May per Bob Blake.
  EUR wants me to meet w Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders in February in DC
  I asked Kurt Campbell to set up a mtg this week on China policy
  Keep the Ukraine inaugural on radar—later Feb or early March
  The Ken Feinberg request for April 14 should be optional
  Billie Jean King is coming in to see Melanne and Maura on Feb 25. I'd like to drop by and see her
  I'd like to see Jim Fallows. Can you reach out to him to discuss a visit?
  Cheryl says the Haiti conf will be 3/31.
  Tony Lake--1'd like to see him inthe next few weeks.
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  Fyi
  From: Holbrooke, Richard
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sun Jun 0609:12:17 2010
  Subject: Fw: important
  URGENT
  From: Rina Amiri
  To: Holbrooke, Richard; Jones, Paul W; Pauli, Rosemarie; Feldman, Daniel F; Barnett Rubin
  Singh, Vikram J; Bommer, Ashley F
  Sent: Sun Jun 06 09:04:16 2010
  Subject: important
  President Karzai has dismissed Amrullah Saleh and Hanif Atmar over the CPJ attacks. Engineer Ibrahim is said
  to be appointed as the head of NDS and Governor Mangal as the new Minister of Interior.
  I will send you further details later.
  Best,
  Rina
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  Ok
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Sun Feb 07 18:04:34 2010
  Subject: Followup
  Pis be sure Bill and I do a letter to for his marriage in June. B6
  And pis put the following on my call list:
  Alston Johnson
  Francis Collins
  Derek Harvey (he came into see me in the Senate) Paul Charron Lisa Caputo Marty Edelman
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  Sent: Sunday, February 7, 2010 7:57 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Costa Rican presidential election
  Original Message ---
  From: Kelly, Craig A
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Feb 07 18:53:12 2010
  Subject: Costa Rican presidential election
  Ruling party private exit polling shows Laura Chinchilla ahead with 44 percent. Two opponents in the 20s. If that holds
  (she has to get over 40 percent to avoid a runoff), we will have our fifth elected woman president in recent Latin
  American history. Chinchilla is same party as Arias. Will keep you posted. ck
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  I'm planning on writing it up -- v useful for the QDDR.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Sun Feb 07 17:58:54 2010
  Subject: Re: Praise from DFID
  When the snow melts, I'd love to hear what he had to say!
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 06:50:35 2010
  Subject: Praise from DFID
  I thought you both should hear the words of Andrew Stear, DG of policy at DFID, who told me yesterday that
  "throughout the development community around the world there is great relief that the US is back, and leading
  particularly in health and food security/agriculture. He said that we were once again the acknowledge "go to people" in
  both these areas. He also had lots to say that will b v useful in QDDR re relationship b/w development and diplomacy.
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  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sunday, June 6,2010 11:46 AM
  Sullivan, Jacob J
  Fw: Washington Post "Outlook" Article
  2010.06.06.WashPostisraeli Narrative.doc
  You'll want to make sure you see this. AM

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  Sullivan, Jacob J
  Fw: Washington Post "Outlook" Article
  2010.06.06.WashPostisraeli Narrative.doc
  You'll want to make sure you see this. AM
  From: Daniel C. Kurtzer
  Sent: Sun Jun 06 11:25:3 111
  Subject: Washington Post "Outlook" Article
  I have attached, for your information, an article I wrote in today's Washington Post
  "Outlook" section. All the best. Dan
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  Yes went to 2
  With nephews for till halftime
  And dougs party for second half

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  Subject Re: Costa Rican presidential election
  Yes went to 2
  With nephews for till halftime
  And dougs party for second half
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Feb 07 19:58:30 2010
  Subject: Re: Costa Rican presidential election
  Good on all counts! Are you at a Super Bowl party?
  Original Message ---
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 07 19:57:06 2010
  Subject: Fw: Costa Rican presidential election
  Original Message ---
  From: Kelly, Craig A
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun Feb 07 18:53:12 2010
  Subject: Costa Rican presidential election
  Ruling party private exit polling shows Laura Chinchilla ahead with 44 percent. Two opponents in the 20s. If that holds
  (she has to get over 40 percent to avoid a runoff), we will have our fifth elected woman president in recent Latin
  American history. Chinchilla is same party as Arias. Will keep you posted. ck
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  Most observers seem confident that tomorrow will go smoothly. Shaun has indicated that he'd like to speak with you
  late morning or early afternoon. I'll check back in tomorrow am.

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  Subject: Northern Ireland
  Most observers seem confident that tomorrow will go smoothly. Shaun has indicated that he'd like to speak with you
  late morning or early afternoon. I'll check back in tomorrow am.
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  This is from the political officer in London:
  David Cameron will be given the right of reply after the PM's statement this afternoon -- followed by Q&A. UUP MP
  Sylvia Hermon is likely to be "unhelpful" during the Q&A.
  The Conservatives are becoming exasperated by the rumors that appear in the press and elsewhere that they are
  unsupportive of the agreement. Our contacts say the Tories have been completely consistent in supporting the
  government on devolution, though they don't believe HMG handled the issue well (i.e. allowing the exclusion of the UUP
  and SDLP).
  Reg Empey is scheduled to meet his MLAs tonight to review the document and prepare for the working group with
  SDLP's Margaret Ritchie.

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  To:
  Subject: From Embassy London
  This is from the political officer in London:
  David Cameron will be given the right of reply after the PM's statement this afternoon -- followed by Q&A. UUP MP
  Sylvia Hermon is likely to be "unhelpful" during the Q&A.
  The Conservatives are becoming exasperated by the rumors that appear in the press and elsewhere that they are
  unsupportive of the agreement. Our contacts say the Tories have been completely consistent in supporting the
  government on devolution, though they don't believe HMG handled the issue well (i.e. allowing the exclusion of the UUP
  and SDLP).
  Reg Empey is scheduled to meet his MLAs tonight to review the document and prepare for the working group with
  SDLP's Margaret Ritchie.
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  To:
  Subject Fw: US-EU statement on human rights in Iran
  FYI. They want to issue as USG. Are you comfortable with that?
  From: Gordon, Philip H
  To: Burns, William J; Mull, Stephen D; Sullivan, Jacob J; McEldowney, Nancy E; Feltman, Jeffrey D; Steinberg, James B
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 07:35:44 2010
  Subject: US-EU statement on human rights in Iran
  The EU has agreed to issue the joint statement on human rights situation in Iran with support of all 27 member
  states. Text they approved is below. They will issue as European Union. Can we issue as "The USG" or "the
  United States"? (Had been discussion of HRC-Ashton but they want to put in names of EU and US.) Hope is
  to get it out today.
  JOINT STATEMENT
  BY THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
  CALLING ON THE IRANIAN GOVERNMENT
  TO FULFIL ITS HUMAN RIGHTS OBLIGATIONS
  The United States and the European Union condemn the continuing human rights violations in Iran since the June
  12 election. The large scale detentions and mass trials, the threatened execution of protestors, the intimidation of
  family members of those detained and the continuing denial to its citizens of the right to peaceful expressiIon are
  contrary to human rights norms.
  Our concerns are based on our commitment to universal respect for human rights. We are particularly concerned
  by the potential for further violence and repression during the coming days, especially around the anniversary of
  the Islamic Republic's founding on 11 February. We call on the Government of Iran to live up to its international
  human rights obligations, to end its abuses against its own people, to hold accountable those who have committed
  the abuses and to release those who are exercising their rights.
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  It's true you've got to consider the source...
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 08:38:18 2010
  Subject: Re: From Embassy London
  Not a surprising assessment from Embassy.
  Original Message --
  From: Sullivan, Jacob I <Sullivanil@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 08:05:36 2010
  Subject: From Embassy London
  This is from the political officer in London:
  David Cameron will be given the right of reply after the PM's statement this afternoon -- followed by Q&A. UUP MP
  Sylvia Hermon is likely to be "unhelpful" during the Q&A.
  The Conservatives are becoming exasperated by the rumors that appear in the press and elsewhere that they are
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  government on devolution, though they don't believe HMG handled the issue well (i.e. allowing the exclusion of the UUP
  and SDLP).
  Reg Empey is scheduled to meet his MLAs tonight to review the document and prepare for the working group with
  SDLP's Margaret Ritchie.
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  The Secretary's Call Sheet for
  Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov
  February 8, 2010

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  We should get you together with Jim, Jack, and Anne-Marie on the early side tomorrow, so that your guidance can be
  reflected in the BCL that Anne-Marie's shop is preparing for Jim and Jack for the 5:30 DC.
  For what it's worth, my overall take on the document
  My other concern
  \

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  Subject National security strategy
  We should get you together with Jim, Jack, and Anne-Marie on the early side tomorrow, so that your guidance can be
  reflected in the BCL that Anne-Marie's shop is preparing for Jim and Jack for the 5:30 DC.
  For what it's worth, my overall take on the document
  My other concern
  \
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  Jim appears to be largely out-of-pocket, and it's critical that he be part of the conversation. So tomorrow might be most
  productive.

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, February 8, 2010 1:54 PM
  To:
  Subject RE: National security strategy
  Jim appears to be largely out-of-pocket, and it's critical that he be part of the conversation. So tomorrow might be most
  productive.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, February 08, 2010 1:53 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: National security strategy
  Ok. I can also talk after the Lavrov call.
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J<Sullivan.11@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 13:49:03 2010
  Subject: National security strategy
  We should get you together with Jim, Jack, and Anne-Marie on the early side tomorrow, so that your guidance can be
  reflected in the BCL that Anne-Marie's shop is preparing for Jim and Jack for the 5:30 DC.
  For what it's worth, my overall take on the document
  My other concern
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  Sent: Mon Feb 08 14:53:30 2010
  Subject: (AP) Rep. John Murtha of Pa. dies at 77
  WASHINGTON (AP) - A spokesman says Democratic Rep. John Murtha of Pennsylvania, a retired Marine Corps officer
  who became an outspoken critic of the Iraq war, has died. He was 77. He had been suffering complications from
  gallbladder surgery. In 1974, Murtha became the first combat veteran of the Vietnam War elected to Congress. He
  wielded considerable clout for two decades as a leader of the House subcommittee that oversees Pentagon
  spending. But frustration over the Iraq war led him to call for an immediate pullout of U.S. troops in 2005. Murtha's
  congressional career was clouded by questions about his ethics from the Abscam corruption probe in 1980 to more
  recent investigations into the special-interest spending known as earmarks and the raising of cash for election
  campaigns.
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  Ok.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 15:10:34 2010
  Subject: Re: S Calls
  If you can get Westerwelle I will be happy to talk but hold the other two.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 15:09:03 2010
  Subject: Fw: S Calls
  Did jake talk to you about below calls? I just sent westerwelle call sheet to house.
  We could offer times tomorrow. Pls let me know.
  From: Jones, Stuart
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Gordon, Philip H; McEldowney, Nancy E
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 14:06:58 2010
  Subject: S Calls
  Jake,
  Thanks very much to you and 5 staff for getting S' signature on the joint letter to EP Parliament President Buzek.
  At the risk of pressing my luck, I wonder if she would be willing to go ahead and make the three calls — Westerwelle,
  Papandreou + Miliband.
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  The German call is most important. The Ger EU commissioner is holding up Commission statement supporting the
  interim agreement.
  I will send updated call sheet.
  Stu
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  We also have equadorant foreign minister that never happened sat if u want to make that one as well. Either today or
  tomorrow

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  We also have equadorant foreign minister that never happened sat if u want to make that one as well. Either today or
  tomorrow
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 15:10:34 2010
  Subject: Re: S Calls
  If you can get Westerwelle I will be happy to talk but hold the other two.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 15:09:03 2010
  Subject: Fw: S Calls
  Did jake talk to you about below calls? I just sent westerwelle call sheet to house.
  We could offer times tomorrow. Pls let me know.
  From: Jones, Stuart
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 1; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Gordon, Philip H; McEldowney, Nancy E
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 14:06:58 2010
  Subject: S Calls
  Jake,
  Thanks very much to you and S staff for getting S' signature on the joint letter to EP Parliament President Buzek.
  At the risk of pressing my luck, I wonder if she would be willing to go ahead and make the three calls —Westerwelle,
  Papandreou + Miliband.
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  The German call is most important. The Ger EU commissioner is holding up Commission statement supporting the
  interim agreement.
  I will send updated call sheet.
  Stu
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  February 8, 2010
  For: Hillary

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  Attachments: hrc memo ni tactic 020810.docx
  CONFIDENTIAL
  February 8, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: NI/tactic works
  The plan worked perfectly. Gordon made the speech in the late afternoon. Cameron felt compelled to support
  both the deal and the timing. Shaun called Lou Susman beforehand and Susman made a helpful call to Cameron
  "seeking clarification" an hour and a half before the event.
  Now, Reg Empey is boxed in. He's considering his position. It may be that you will have to call him in a couple
  days.
  Shaun will call you tomorrow at a time convenient to you.
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  Re: NI/tactic works
  The plan worked perfectly. Gordon made the speech in the late afternoon. Cameron felt
  compelled to support both the deal and the timing. Shaun called Lou Susman beforehand and
  Susman made a helpful call to Cameron "seeking clarification" an hour and a half before the
  event.
  Now, Reg Empey is boxed in. He's considering his position. It may be that you will have to call
  him in a couple days.
  Shaun will call you tomorrow at a time convenient to you.
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  Just saw the email from Sid - was working on the below report. Shaun apparently had a much
  more pessimistic view of what Cameron would do than all of our Parliament watchers, who felt
  confident from the get-go that he would support the deal.
  PM Brown praised all parties involved; stressed the need to adhere to the dates laid out in
  the agreement several times; welcomed the supportive Westminster interventions during the Q
  and A of SDLP Mark Durkan and DUP Peter Robinson and Nigel Dods, but pointedly expressed hope
  that other parties (read UUP, whose MP was either not present or simply didn't speak) would
  express their support as soon as possible.
  As expected, David Cameron praised the agreement and all parties; raised the desire that all
  parties (read SDLP and UUP) be given time to review the document; and pointedly asked the PM
  what issues that were not expressly mentioned in the agreement would be addressed by the
  Working Group -- to which Brown responded, "all the issues outstanding from St Andrew's."
  Cameron and Brown praised the U.S. role, singling you out. Brown also twice referred to your
  offer to host an investment conference.
  Overall, nothing concerning from the Tories...on the contrary, full support, a request that
  the minority parties have a chance to review and some questions on outstanding issues.
  UUP MLAs meet tonight to review.
  Note: DUP interventions were balanced.. .Dods raised parades and decommissioning as reminder
  of outstanding issues, but stressed desire of all parties "not to go back" to the bad old
  days. Minor dig at previous Sinn Fein "threats." Robinson stressed cooperation in the
  negotiations. Struck a statesmanlike tone.

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  Subject NI
  Just saw the email from Sid - was working on the below report. Shaun apparently had a much
  more pessimistic view of what Cameron would do than all of our Parliament watchers, who felt
  confident from the get-go that he would support the deal.
  PM Brown praised all parties involved; stressed the need to adhere to the dates laid out in
  the agreement several times; welcomed the supportive Westminster interventions during the Q
  and A of SDLP Mark Durkan and DUP Peter Robinson and Nigel Dods, but pointedly expressed hope
  that other parties (read UUP, whose MP was either not present or simply didn't speak) would
  express their support as soon as possible.
  As expected, David Cameron praised the agreement and all parties; raised the desire that all
  parties (read SDLP and UUP) be given time to review the document; and pointedly asked the PM
  what issues that were not expressly mentioned in the agreement would be addressed by the
  Working Group -- to which Brown responded, "all the issues outstanding from St Andrew's."
  Cameron and Brown praised the U.S. role, singling you out. Brown also twice referred to your
  offer to host an investment conference.
  Overall, nothing concerning from the Tories...on the contrary, full support, a request that
  the minority parties have a chance to review and some questions on outstanding issues.
  UUP MLAs meet tonight to review.
  Note: DUP interventions were balanced.. .Dods raised parades and decommissioning as reminder
  of outstanding issues, but stressed desire of all parties "not to go back" to the bad old
  days. Minor dig at previous Sinn Fein "threats." Robinson stressed cooperation in the
  negotiations. Struck a statesmanlike tone.
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  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 17:07:25 2010
  Subject: Call list
  Pls remove the following:
  Lobo
  Lavrov
  Talbott
  Conyers
  Murtha
  Solis
  Nagin
  Stewart
  Height
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  After the flotilla attack, it's time for a new, kinder Israeli narrative
  By Daniel Kurtzer
  Sunday, June 6, 2010
  Of the many confounding aspects of Monday's flotilla fiasco, one of the most curious is
  the monotone quality of Israel's response. Within hours of the Israeli assault on an aid
  ship bound for Gaza, while the dead and wounded were still being evacuated from the
  scene, Israel's deputy foreign minister delivered a verbal broadside that became his
  nation's public line: The flotilla organizers are terrorist sympathizers, they ambushed
  Israeli forces, and they are responsible for what followed.
  Even so adept a communicator as Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, in a prepared
  statement Wednesday that attacked Israel's critics as much as it defended Israel's
  actions, could manage only one sentence of regret for civilian casualties.
  Why, even to its friends, has Israel sounded so shrill, even tone deaf? Where are the
  grief and sadness that Israelis ought to feel about a military operation gone awry? The
  French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy expressed anger with the tendency of some
  Israeli leaders to believe that "they are alone in the world and will always be blamed,
  and to act accordingly."
  Israel's friends know that the country has a case to make. But by hunkering down in self-
  justification, Israel has confused that case. And now the jury of world public opinion,
  comprising at least as many friends as foes, has stopped listening. At the United
  Nations, speaker after speaker condemned Israel's action, and even the United States
  joined in a harsh statement of condemnation. Normally pro-Israel editorial writers
  added to the chorus of ostracism.
  Israel has long seen itself as the Alamo, a fortress under siege. Decades ago, a song titled
  "The Entire World is Against Us" hit the Israeli pop charts. At the time, there was some
  truth to the words: Arab states rejected Israel's existence. An Arab economic boycott
  persuaded major companies in Europe and Asia to decline to do business in Israel.
  Trade with many countries had to be conducted through third parties.
  Indeed, Israel has faced recurring threats to its security and existence, a reality reflected
  in a maxim I heard often during my time as U.S. ambassador there early this decade:
  Israel goes to sleep with memories of the Holocaust and wakes up to the Arab-Israeli
  conflict. In this context, the nation's military power was seen as a necessary response.
  And in turn, Israel's narrative portrayed the country as a David facing an Arab Goliath.
  Although the 1967 war changed this reality, Israel's narrative never really caught up.
  Newly demonstrated military superiority and deepening ties with the United States
  provided a measure of security the country had not enjoyed before. Egypt's President
  Anwar Sadat was the first Arab leader to recognize this new strategic reality, and in
  1979, he made peace with Israel.
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  But even as the outdated David vs. Goliath theme lingered in the minds of many Israelis,
  among other segments of the population a new, religious-national narrative that
  centered on settling and holding all of Eretz Israel was taking hold. Even though
  settlements complicated Israel's relations with the Palestinians, and even though Israel
  had evacuated the Sinai settlements to make peace with Egypt -- a move that vitiated the
  argument that settlements were required for security -- activists such as Ariel Sharon
  continued to argue that they enhanced security.
  For a while, conditions allowed this new narrative to take root: The Palestine Liberation
  Organization was busy attacking Israel from Jordan, Lebanon and the United Nations
  and pursuing a tactical moderation designed to lull Israel into complacency.
  But soon this reality, too, began to change. The PLO decided in 1988 to officially support
  a two-state solution to the conflict and entered into dialogue with the United States. In
  1991, Arab states participated in multilateral negotiations with Israel on water, the
  environment, economic development and regional security. Arab and Israeli business
  leaders met at international conferences. Israel's diplomatic isolation eased as China,
  India and others established formal ties, and Israeli liaison offices opened in Morocco
  and Arab states in the Persian Gulf. In 1994, Jordan made peace, removing the security
  justification for Israeli settlements in the West Bank. And in 2002, Arab states
  announced an "Arab peace initiative" offering peace and security in return for Israel's
  withdrawal from lands taken in the 1967 war.
  But the Palestinian intifada put a brake on these developments, ushering in a decade of
  violence. As Palestinian terrorists attacked not only soldiers and settlers in the occupied
  territories, but also civilians in Israeli cities, the Israeli storyline of the 1950s -- David vs.
  Goliath -- revived.
  I arrived in Israel as the U.S. ambassador in 2001, right after the first Palestinian suicide
  bombing, and discussed these issues often with then-Prime Minister Sharon, usually in
  the context of the choices Israel made in dealing with terrorism. Sharon believed that a
  strong and unyielding military response was all that was needed to persuade
  Palestinians to stop the intifada. A terrorist attack in Tel Aviv would often lead him to
  impose a closure on Gaza, preventing the movement of people and goods.
  A typical conversation with Sharon on this subject went something as follows: I would
  suggest that the closure on Gaza would be seen by the media and even friendly
  governments as collective punishment, would shift the media's story line from
  Palestinian violence to Israel's reaction and could even drive Palestinians hurt by the
  closure into the terrorist camp. Sharon would reply that his responsibility was to protect
  Israelis, that the Gaza closure was designed to prevent further attacks and that the
  media were to blame for distorting reality.
  His underlying point was clear: Any impact on Israel's image and on the long-term
  possibility of a widened conflict was outweighed by the need to prevent the next suicide
  bombing. Whatever the consequences of its actions, Israel would not apologize for
  defending itself.
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  Netanyahu would echo this refrain almost a decade later, after years marked not only by
  the intifada but by an Israeli decision to build a security barrier. The decade saw a brutal
  war in Lebanon in 2006, sparked by Hezbollah's kidnapping and killing of Israeli
  soldiers and ended by Israel's destruction of Lebanese civilian infrastructure and
  significant civilian casualties. The decade saw Hamas's election victory in 2006, its
  violent takeover of Gaza in 2007, its unrelenting rocket attacks against Israel in 2008
  and Israel's massive response, again involving great numbers of civilian casualties and
  the destruction of infrastructure. By decade's end, a frustrated Israel had sealed off and
  blockaded Gaza to try to stem the flow of arms to Hamas, but because of the worsening
  humanitarian situation there, it was losing the battle for international legitimacy.
  Narratives, as self-justifications, do little to explain the complexities, ironies and
  paradoxes of the Arab-Israeli conflict. In the early 1980s, while I was assigned to the
  American Embassy in Tel Aviv, I met a Palestinian nationalist figure in Gaza who was
  unrelentingly opposed to the Israeli occupation. He shocked me one day when he said
  he also admired Israel. After a near-fatal car accident in Gaza, his son had been
  evacuated to one of Israel's leading hospitals, where doctors saved his life. My
  Palestinian contact hated the Israel of the occupation, but he admired the Israel that was
  blind to the nationality of a boy in need of care.
  When an Israeli military plan goes awry and civilians are killed -- as happened last week
  off the shores of Gaza -- should Israel's narrative take in the human dimension? Should
  it express empathy for those affected by the conflict and by Israeli military actions?
  Marla Braverman, an editor of Azure, an Israeli neoconservative journal, thinks not. In
  the current issue, she writes that despite a longtime tendency toward self-effacement,
  "Israel must learn to adopt a clear, unapologetic stance befitting a sovereign state."
  The fact is, however, that sovereign states make mistakes, and they apologize. Sovereign
  states rely not only on military might and insistent rhetoric to defend their people, but
  also on diplomacy and values of empathy and understanding. Sovereign states can be
  strong while fostering a narrative of caring about the consequences of their policies.
  In the aftermath of the flotilla fiasco, it is not just Israel's military tactics and its
  blockade of Gaza that need a thorough reexamination. Its narrative does, too. A dose of
  empathy might be a place to start. Israel will not break by military force and tough
  rhetoric alone the political and moral double standards by which the world judges its
  actions. But it can make its case better by tempering force with diplomacy, by caring as
  much about the humanitarian distress among Palestinians as it does about
  humanitarian causes elsewhere in the world, and by developing a storyline infused with
  the moral and ethical standards by which Israelis judge their own behavior.
  Daniel Kurtzer, a former U.S. ambassador to Israel and Egypt, is a visiting professor at Princeton University's
  Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769721 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, June 6, 2010 11:50 AM
  To: H; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Reines, Philippe I; Shah, Rajiv (AID/A); Ramamurthy,
  Pradeep; Rhodes, Benjamin J.; McDonough, Denis R.
  Subject FW: Opinion Analysis: Western Europe: Publics Credit U.S. for Relief to Haiti
  Attachments: 06-04 Western Europe-Publics Credit US for Relief to Haiti.pdf
  fyi
  From: Selinger, Marta U
  Sent: Friday, June 04, 2010 5:09 PM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Cc: DiMartino, Kitty; Guimond, Gabrielle; Somerset, Ann D; Douglas, Walter T; Mellott, Joseph; Dickmeyer, James C;
  Castillo, Raymond A
  Subject: Opinion Analysis: Western Europe: Publics Credit U.S. for Relief to Haiti
  Dear Under Secretary McHale,
  Attached please find the latest Opinion Analysis on West European views of U.S. assistance to Haiti. A synopsis follows:
  Western Europe: Publics Credit U.S. for Relief to Haiti
  Britons, French, Germans, Italians, and Spaniards say the United States has done more than other countries to
  assist Haiti following the devastating January earthquake. Though relief efforts in Haiti have not themselves directly
  impacted opinion of the United States, the belief that the United States generally assists disaster-stricken countries
  does positively affect US. image.
  This report is For Official Use Only. For additional information on the survey or to make changes to the distribution list,
  please do not hesitate to contact me. Please forward to interested members of the USG.
  Best regards,
  Marta Selinger
  Marta Selinger
  Research Analyst for Central and Eastern Europe
  Office of Opinion Research
  U.S. Department of State
  (202)736-4284
  selingermu@state.gov
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Figure 1. West Europeans Credit United States For Haiti Relief
  Q. In your opinion, what one country or organization contributed most to earthquake relief in Haiti?
  [Open-ended]
  • United States • Our country 7, Don't know • Red Cross United Nations
  63
  Source: Office of Opinion Research surveys, Apr-May 2010
  39
  28
  21
  France
  24
  34 31
  8 1 8
  Britain Germany
  36 34
  26 •
  1618 10,
  32
  13 7
  Italy Spain
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  Opinion Analysis
  nOffice of
  Research
  Global Opinion in Perspective
  Western Europe: Publics Credit U.S. for Relief to Haiti
  Britons, French, Germans, Italians, and Spaniards say the United States has done more
  than other countries to assist Haiti following the devastating January earthquake.
  Though relief efforts in Haiti have not themselves directly impacted opinion of the
  United States, the belief that the United States generally assists disaster-stricken
  countries does positively affect US. image.
  Awareness of Haiti relief efforts is high in
  Europe: majorities of Britons (66%), French
  (92%), Germans (85%), Italians (85%), and
  Spaniards (70%) have heard at least a fair
  amount about the earthquake and relief effort
  in Haiti.
  U.S. Credited For Relief Effort
  Though certain West European media,
  particularly in France and in Italy, were
  initially critical of the U.S. relief effort,
  editorials in leading media gave way to
  mostly positive commentary. Public opinion
  among those who have heard about the Haiti
  earthquake reflects this more positive take.
  West Europeans with a definite opinion
  volunteer the United States as contributing the
  most to earthquake relief in Haiti, though a
  third or more in Britain, Spain, and Germany
  are unsure (Figure 1).
  Few in these five countries say their own
  country contributed the most to earthquake
  relief. In France, where early editorials were
  most critical of the U.S., only a quarter say
  that their country has done the most to aid
  Haitian relief (Box, next page).
  Among those who followed events in Haiti,
  majorities believe that the United States has
  done a good job in continuing to help Haitians
  after the earthquake. Western European
  publics also give their own countries and the
  Red Cross high marks for responding (see
  Appendix Table).
  Haiti Aid Has Not Boosted U.S. Image
  West Europeans remain generally positive
  toward the U.S. (Figure 2, next page), but
  their overall impressions are not significantly
  influenced by U.S. assistance to Haiti.
  1. See Media Analysis, "Europe: 'Pointless' Quarreling Won't Rebuild Haiti," January 22, 2010.
  Methodological Note: This report is based on surveys commissioned by the Office of Opinion Research.
  Between April 19 and May 5, 2010, reputable firms interviewed 1,000 adults in each country (Britain,
  France, Germany, Italy, and Spain). See page 3 for further details. M-70-10
  This publication summarizes and interprets recent pollina data that does not reflect the views of the U.S Government.
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  Figure 2. West European Views of U.S. Improved After 2008 Vote,
  But Not Necessarily After Haiti Earthquake Relief
  Q. Do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable
  view of the United States?
  —10—Britain
  —A—Germany
  —0—France
  Spain
  Mar-05 Oct-05 Nov-06 May-07 Dec-07 Mar-08 Dec-08 Mar-09 May-10
  Source: Office of Opinion Research surveys, 2005-2010
  Barack Obama
  elected
  Haiti Earthquake
  Relief
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  While specific instances of Haiti relief may
  not move the needle of U.S. image in Western
  Europe, a broader perception that the United
  States provides disaster relief in general is a
  factor in more favorable views. Majorities in
  Great Britain (77%), Italy (79%), Germany
  (86%), and France (72%) and half of
  Spaniards (52%) think the United States aids
  in disaster relief around the world. West
  Europeans who perceive the U.S. as generous
  with its disaster aid are more likely to have a
  positive view of the U.S.
  European Publics Satisfied with Their Own
  Country's Level of Aid
  Among those aware of the Haiti earthquake,
  most are satisfied with their country's
  contributions to the earthquake relief effort in
  Haiti, but would be open to some additional
  financial assistance for the reconstruction
  effort. When asked if their government
  should contribute more money to Haiti,
  majorities in France (80%), Spain (74%), and
  Italy (60%) and half of Britons (53%) agree.
  French Generous With Help for Haiti,
  Praise for U.S.
  The French stand out in Europe in terms of
  being concerned and willing to help their
  former colony. An overwhelming majority
  (92%) have heard or read about the earthquake
  and the relief effort, including 65 percent who
  have heard a great deal. Large majorities also
  show a willingness to give more assistance
  funds and take in refugees. A majority (63%)
  recognizes the United States as the prime
  contributor to the relief effort and 80 percent
  say Washington has done a good job.
  Helping refugees by allowing them to
  immigrate is much more controversial.
  Seven-in-ten French (72%) and Spanish
  (73%) say they would be willing to accept
  refugees, while majorities in Britain (63%)
  and Italy (71%) are unwilling to accept
  refugees.
  Prepared by Marta Selinger, (202)736-4284, SelingerMUPstatc.gov
  Riane Harper, (202)736-4283, HarperSRiii)state,gov
  Issued by the Office of Opinion Research, U.S. Department of State
  FOR OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT USE ONLY
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  FOR OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT USE ONLY
  How This Poll Was Conducted
  This report is based on data from nationally representative telephone surveys conducted in Britain (n=1,002) April
  21-26; France (n=1,002) April 19-23; Germany (n=1,000) April 23-May3; Italy (n=1,000) April 22-27; and Spain
  (n=1,000) April 26-May5 among adults age 18 and over. Local survey organizations carried out nationwide
  fieldwork. Questions were written by the Office of Opinion Research. The vernacular translations were prepared
  by the local firms and checked by the Office of Opinion Research. The margin of error for each country is
  approximately +/-4% for the overall sample.
  Additional information on the methodology of the surveys may be obtained from the analysts.
  FOR OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT USE ONLY
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  Phil got a readout from Ops following the call. Memcon will be done tomorrow because of the snow day.

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  Subject: Re: TFTP
  Phil got a readout from Ops following the call. Memcon will be done tomorrow because of the snow day.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob i
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 20:27:41 2010
  Subject: TFTP
  Did EUR get memcon of my call w Westerwelle?
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  Your staying home tomorrow will make lots of parents at higher levels feel ok about staying home with their kids. I may
  be one of them!

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  Your staying home tomorrow will make lots of parents at higher levels feel ok about staying home with their kids. I may
  be one of them!
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  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sunday, June 6, 2010 4:21 PM
  H; Mills, Cheryl D
  Huma Abedin
  Re: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  We are planning to find a careful but effective way to address progress on human rights issues and continuing
  challenges in your press avail. We will explain it to the Colombians and highlight it for Cindy. We can also read out your
  meetings to her.

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  Cc:
  Subject
  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sunday, June 6, 2010 4:21 PM
  H; Mills, Cheryl D
  Huma Abedin
  Re: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  We are planning to find a careful but effective way to address progress on human rights issues and continuing
  challenges in your press avail. We will explain it to the Colombians and highlight it for Cindy. We can also read out your
  meetings to her.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Sun Jun 06 16:15:37 2010
  Subject: Re: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  Original Message ---
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Jun 03 13:48:20 2010
  Subject: FW: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  fill
  From: Brownfield, William R
  Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 10:41 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: RE: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  Cheryl
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  B5
  Feel free to share if you wish.
  WRB
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 7:33 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Posner, Michael H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Kelly, Craig A; Brownfield, William R; Fuchs, Michael H; Baer, Daniel B; Reines, Philippe I
  Subject: FW: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  See NI re travel to columbia
  From: Buhl, Cindy [mailto:Cindy.Buhl@mailhouse.gov]
  Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 3:49 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Buhl, Cindy
  Subject: Brief memo for Cheryl Mills on Colombia - for Secretary Clinton
  Dear Cheryl —
  In my last email (Friday, 5/28), I attached the letter from the bipartisan Co-Chairs and Executive Committee members of
  the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission sent to Assistant Secretary Mike Posner expressing grave concern about the
  recent rise in death threats, attacks and murders of Colombian human rights defenders, religious, community and other
  NGO leaders. Congressman McGovern also strongly encouraged the Secretary to meet with representatives of those
  organizations and individuals being threatened, with a particularly effort to reach out to and invite the Bishops of
  Tumaco (Naritio), Barrancabermeja/Medio Magdalena (Santander), and we would now add Putumayo, since the
  Colombian Catholic Church just advised us yesterday of increased death threats against religious workers there. In
  addition, we recommended inviting Monserior Hector Fabio Henao, director of Pastoral Social, at the Archdiocese in
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  Bogota, who represents all the pastoral work of the Church throughout the country, as well as representatives from the
  Mennonite and Lutheran churches, in particular.
  While in Colombia, the most important thing the Secretary can do is avoid effusive praise for President Alvaro Uribe,
  who leaves office in August. Inside Colombia, the visit by the Secretary is being described as focusing solely on the free
  trade agreement and continuing support of the counterdrug strategy/Plan Colombia. Without changes in the human
  rights situation and the culture of impunity, it is unlikely that anything the Secretary might say or do will alter the
  equation on Capitol Hill regarding the trade agreement. It should be noted that the October 2008 GAO report on the
  counter-drug operations in Colombia concluded that U.S. assistance was successful in increasing security in parts of the
  country, but a failure in the areas of counter-narcotics (GAO-09-71) , and a subsequent April 2009 USAID evaluation on
  U.S. aid for Plan Colombia for illegal crop reduction and Colombian counternarcotics policies actually contribute to
  increased coca production.
  The Colombian president has been a solid backer of U.S. policy and U.S. interests in the region, and has achieved some
  important improvements in the country's security situation. It is important to recognize that, but to do so without
  repeating the tone of Defense Secretary Gates' April visit, in which he called Uribe a "great hero"
  <http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=58754> and failed even to mention any concerns.
  These concerns are of critical importance, and while the Secretary need not list them all, at least some deserve public
  acknowledgement — some recognition that it is important to the United States that Colombia, including the current
  government and its successor, show the necessary political will to deal with them:
  • A sharp rise in alleged military killings of civilians. In many cases, these are so-called "false positives": non-
  combatants murdered and later presented as members of armed groups killed in combat. These, notes
  <http://www.extrajudicialexecutions.org/colombia> UN Special Rapporter for Extrajudicial Executions Philip Alston,
  "began occurring with a disturbing frequency across Colombia from 2004." Citing prosecutors' and NGOs' reports, Alston
  indicates that Colombia's security forces may have killed 1,486 civilians during the first six years of Alvaro Uribe's
  presidency. Alston notes that the Defense Ministry only began to address the situation after the media broke the story
  of the false-positives and the subsequent negative publicity and horrified public outcry.
  The prosecution of "false positives" is moving with excruciating slowness. In perhaps the most notorious case — the
  murders of about twenty young men from the poor Bogota suburb of Soacha — nearly all of the accused soldiers and
  officers have been released from prison <http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=49968>, pending trial, as
  deadlines for timely prosecution have run out. Since their arrest in late 2008, their case has been prolonged by
  numerous delaying tactics by the defense, including attempts to have their cases tried in the military court system as
  "acts of service." Alston reports that the impunity rate on these extrajudicial murders by security forces may be as high
  as 98.5 percent.
  Mounting allegations that the President's intelligence service, the DAS, was put at the service
  <http://www.cipcol.org/?p=1123> of paramilitary leaders and narcotraffickers; used to spy on and intimidate
  <http://www.cipcol.org/?p=752> Supreme Court justices, opposition politicians, journalists and human rights
  defenders; and employed in a campaign of sabotage and smears <http://www.cipcoLorg/?p=1467> against political
  opponents.
  Prosecutors are alleging that the orders to have the DAS carry out wiretaps, surveillance and "political warfare" came
  from high up in the Colombian presidency <http://www.caracoltv.com/noticias/justicia/articulo168592-tres-asesores-
  de-uribe-son-investigados-chuzadas-ilegales> , though the question of "what President Uribe knew, and when he knew
  it" remains unanswered. Meanwhile efforts to reform or dissolve the DAS are stalled in Colombia's Congress.
  President Uribe's political coalition has also been hit by a scandal known in Colombia as "para-politics." This
  coalition has included dozens of political bosses from regions beyond the capital. Many are large landholders with ties to
  narcotrafficking, the same local leaders who created and fostered the brutal pro-government paramilitary groups that
  killed tens of thousands of non-combatants in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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  Evidence, much of it from former paramilitary leaders, has brought about 300 criminal investigations against legislators,
  governors, mayors and other local officials, nearly all of them Alvaro Uribe's political supporters, who made common
  cause with the far-right warlords. To date, of the 278 congresspeople and senators elected in 2006, 68
  <http://www.nuevoarcoiris.org.co/sac/?q=node/64> are under official investigation, on trial, or convicted for
  paramilitary ties. Those embroiled in parapolitics include the President's cousin, Mario Uribe; the brother of his former
  foreign minister; and individuals whom the President had named to be Colombia's ambassadors to Chile, the Dominican
  Republic, and Canada.
  The Colombian prosecutors, investigators, witnesses and non-governmental organizations trying to uncover the truth
  about these abuses are working under conditions of great personal risk. They, too, are heroes and would benefit greatly
  from a public expression of concern about the cases they are investigating, and a reminder that their work is legitimate
  and important to U.S. interests in Colombia.
  At the same time, it is important to avoid appearing to endorse any candidate in the June 20 runoff elections. Between
  the first and second rounds of a country's presidential election is a politically awkward time for a high-level official visit.
  Though President Uribe's former defense minister, Juan Manuel Santos, is the overwhelming favorite given his margin of
  success in the May 30th first round of balloting over former Bogota mayor Antanas Mockus, it is necessary at this stage
  to convey a sense of balance and a willingness to work closely with whoever wins. As a result, any kind words for one
  candidate should be balanced by praise for the other.
  Finally, it would be helpful to remind the Colombian people that the United States supports a peaceful resolution of
  Bogota's worsening differences with Venezuela. While President Chavez's behavior is a significant concern, it would be
  most unhelpful to be perceived on this trip as fanning the flames of conflict with Colombia — or playing into the Chavez
  rhetoric that the U.S. and Colombia have military aspirations in the region.
  Hope this memo, along with last week's copy of the TLHRC letter to Assistant Secretary Posner, are helpful and useful
  materials for the Secretary as she plans her trip.
  Very best wishes —
  On behalf of Cong. Jim McGovern
  Staff Contact: Cindy Buhl (202-225-6101 or cindy.buhl@mail.house.gov <mailto:cindy.buhl@mail.house.gov> )
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  and more
  See traffic b/I
  — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 02/08/2025

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  From: Undwall, David E
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Koh, Harold Hongju; Merten, Kenneth H; Foote, Daniel L
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 19:44:29 2010
  Subject: RE: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Cheryl, Bellerive hit me up before the beginning of a donors' meeting this morning to say that it's important that the US
  troops in country be covered by a bilateral agreement that defines, among other things, their immunities.
  He noted that
  we have had SOFAs covering every military exercise in Haiti since he has been in government.
  His critics have been on the radio
  daily accusing him and Preval of selling out Haiti's sovereignty by allowing foreign troops into the country.
  From other statements he made today,
  David
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, February 08, 2010 7:10 PM
  To: Lindwall, David E; Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F; Brimmer, Esther D; Curtis, Meghann A; Robinson, David
  M; Jacobs, Janice L; Bond, Michele T; Reynoso, Julissa; Lambert, Christopher A;
  Cc: Lucke, Lewis (HAITI/TDY); Dei, Carleene (HAM/DIR); De Pirro, Velia M;
  Anderson, Gerald C; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Subject: Re: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  Can you explain more on his goals for a SOFA given our joint communique
  Adding harold koh
  From: Lindwall, David E
  To: Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F; Brimmer, Esther D; Mills, Cheryl D; Curtis, Meghann A; Robinson, David M;
  Jacobs, Janice L; Bond, Michele T; Reynoso, Julissa; Lambert, Christopher A; Trivelli, Paul A AMB USSOUTHCOM/SC-CC
  (L)
  Cc: 'Keen, Ken LTG 'USA USSOUTHCOM/SC-CC (L)' ; Lucke, Lewis (HAITI/TDY); Del,
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  Carleene (HArfl/DIR); De Pirro, Velia M;'
  ; Anderson, Gerald C B6
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 19:01:51 2010
  Subject: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  I was in three meetings today with Prime Minister Jean Max Bellerive and he made the following points:
  Donors' Confab: The GOH would like to hold the donors' pledging conference in New York on April 15. They have
  discounted their original date (March 22-23) because there is an IDB meeting in Mexico City on those same dates. There
  is a technical donors' meetings in Santo Domingo on April 14, and the GOH would like the pledging session to come after
  it. Bellerive said the GOH would also be open to doing the pledging session on March 31, though they prefer April 15.
  Status of Forces Agreement: Bellerive asked me if we could propose to the GOH a SOFA covering US troops in Haiti. 1.4(D)
  B1
  I told him we would consult and get back to him ASAP.
  Adoptions: Bellerive signed the two lists of humanitarian parole letters I brought him, 1.4(B)
  asking if we are close to finishing all the kids in the pipeline. In a later meeting with multiple donors Bellerive 1.4(D)
  talked about the case of the ten Amcits being held for allegedly trying to take Haitian children out of the country without B1
  authorization. He said that this case is in the hands of the courts and that the Executive has no influence over the
  outcome, but said it is an example of the GOH's need to control the problem of child trafficking which he said has
  increased exponentially since the earthquake. He said the judge has three months to decide the case. He has already
  dropped the most serious charge of kidnapping, and now the charges "only carry a maximum of 15 years in prison." He
  said that the judge might determine that there isn't enough evidence in the case to try the Amcits. He said that the only
  power the Executive has in the case would be a presidential pardon in the event they are found guilty. He would not
  speculate on whether Preval would consider a pardon if the Amcits are found guilty.
  Migrants: He approved the return to Haiti of 62 Haitian migrants detained on Great Exuma and said repatriations
  should continue as pre-earthquake normal.
  Relations with Dominican Republic: On instructions, I asked Bellerive in private what the GOH believed would be the
  appropriate role of the Dominican Republic in donor coordination mechanisms. 1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Political dilemma: The executive decree establishing a state of urgency expires on February 15 and can only be
  extended by Parliament. Parliament has been fiercely critical of the Preval/Bellerive government since the disaster, and
  This leaves the
  government with the dilemma of how to handle extraordinary disaster needs (such as declaring land of public utility)
  after February 15. UN SRSG Mullet encouraged Bellerive to seek a "full consensus" with the opposition as "nothing
  short of unanimity" would be required to address the enormous challenges Haiti is facing.
  Bellerive told the donor community that the GOH may soon have to choose between
  becoming totally ineffective (which he said they will not do) or taking actions that exceed the authority given to the
  Executive by the law (which he implied they are prepared to do). The government is meeting with the private sector to
  get their approval of their reconstruction strategy, recognizing that they will have great difficulty getting a consensus
  with the political parties. Bellerive said that the GOH is also evaluating what to do about upcoming elections and
  constitutional reform, but implied that they have more time to reach a decision on these matters.
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  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Preval to address the nation: The government is going to designate February 12 (the month anniversary of the quake)
  as a day of national mourning and President Preval will make his first formal address to the nation since the
  disaster. They are drafting his speech to be part mourning and part the vision of the future. Preval wants to announce
  that all the ministries are up and running as usual.
  Ministries: The PM said that the Primature and the Ministry of Planning will be moving into the old US Embassy
  building. The courts will move into the old USAID building. The plan to move a number of the ministries out to Croix des
  Bouquets has met with very little enthusiasm from the main line ministries. They prefer to clear the rubble off of their
  properties in downtown Port-au-Prince and either build new buildings (EU is offering to finance) or put up temporary
  structures (Canada is offering to finance).
  David E. Lindwall
  Chargé d'Affairs
  U.S. Embassy Port-au-Prince, Haiti
  (509) 2229-8132
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Welcome back to an unbelievable snowy mess in DC!
  I wanted to tell you that I met with the Lithuanian official who is heading up the Community of Democracies. Lithuania
  has the lead for the next two years. They are extremely energetic and recognize that CD needs to be reinvigorated. It
  was not given much leadership from us during the Bush years and besides democracy got a bad name — among other
  reasons. Their plan is to create a few working groups focused on issues that are current and important with specific
  practical goals and tangible results — among them, one will be focused on women and their critical role. As you know,
  they have a female president, the EU has just established a Gender Institute in Vilnius and they remember Vital Voices
  when you headed up the conference in Iceland and the successor conference which was held in Lithuania in 2001. We
  talked about a more concerted commitment -- to advocating for women and the role they need to play in conflict
  resolution (1325), helping women in Afghanistan and working to help women in eastern Europe and the Caucuses where
  things appear to be going backwards in many ways (takes me back to our first-ever VV conference in Vienna).
  I agreed that we would co-chair the gender working group with Lithuania.
  The Lithuanians believe that in many ways the younger generation takes for granted what the older generation fought
  for (they remember being a "Captive Nation and how the US kept them going with an embassy when they was little
  likelihood at the time that they'd ever become a democracy), and that today democracies are struggling in too many
  places. It's as though we have to take back democracy's good name and focus it as a universal value to address the
  critical challenges.
  Mike Posner has the lead on CD. I talked to him about all of this. He is all for our doing the gender working group as
  something tangible. He is concerned about where the Community of Democracies goes more broadly. Since this was a
  creation of the Clinton Administration and since democracy is under siege in so many places, I hope we will find a way to
  work with the Lithuanians and others who still want to see it make a difference. In some ways it may be more relevant
  today. They are planning the first ministerial in Krakow in July and hoping so much that you will be a part of it.
  Assuming I can get there, I'm going to their embassy in the morning where several government reps of participating
  countries will be meeting to announce next steps, including the gender working group.

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  Subject Community of Democracies
  Welcome back to an unbelievable snowy mess in DC!
  I wanted to tell you that I met with the Lithuanian official who is heading up the Community of Democracies. Lithuania
  has the lead for the next two years. They are extremely energetic and recognize that CD needs to be reinvigorated. It
  was not given much leadership from us during the Bush years and besides democracy got a bad name — among other
  reasons. Their plan is to create a few working groups focused on issues that are current and important with specific
  practical goals and tangible results — among them, one will be focused on women and their critical role. As you know,
  they have a female president, the EU has just established a Gender Institute in Vilnius and they remember Vital Voices
  when you headed up the conference in Iceland and the successor conference which was held in Lithuania in 2001. We
  talked about a more concerted commitment -- to advocating for women and the role they need to play in conflict
  resolution (1325), helping women in Afghanistan and working to help women in eastern Europe and the Caucuses where
  things appear to be going backwards in many ways (takes me back to our first-ever VV conference in Vienna).
  I agreed that we would co-chair the gender working group with Lithuania.
  The Lithuanians believe that in many ways the younger generation takes for granted what the older generation fought
  for (they remember being a "Captive Nation and how the US kept them going with an embassy when they was little
  likelihood at the time that they'd ever become a democracy), and that today democracies are struggling in too many
  places. It's as though we have to take back democracy's good name and focus it as a universal value to address the
  critical challenges.
  Mike Posner has the lead on CD. I talked to him about all of this. He is all for our doing the gender working group as
  something tangible. He is concerned about where the Community of Democracies goes more broadly. Since this was a
  creation of the Clinton Administration and since democracy is under siege in so many places, I hope we will find a way to
  work with the Lithuanians and others who still want to see it make a difference. In some ways it may be more relevant
  today. They are planning the first ministerial in Krakow in July and hoping so much that you will be a part of it.
  Assuming I can get there, I'm going to their embassy in the morning where several government reps of participating
  countries will be meeting to announce next steps, including the gender working group.
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  I drove the roads - I live lots of packed hard snow and two stuck cars. It's
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  I drove the roads - I live lots of packed hard snow and two stuck cars. It's
  worse than it seems
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  Subject: Tomorrow
  <cheryl.mills
  I can't believe the govt is closed again. I guess I will work from home again but think this is silly.
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  Still haven't heard anything about funeral arrangements for Mr Murtha. I am planning to attend, wherever it will be
  (johnstown or arlington). Will let you know when I hear something. It's such a big loss for the community, the state and
  the country. PA officials are talking about a special election on May 18th.

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  To:
  Still haven't heard anything about funeral arrangements for Mr Murtha. I am planning to attend, wherever it will be
  (johnstown or arlington). Will let you know when I hear something. It's such a big loss for the community, the state and
  the country. PA officials are talking about a special election on May 18th.
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  more
  Am going to connect w/ bellerive in am
  — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 02/08/2025

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  1.4(B),B1,1.4(D),B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, February 8, 2010 10:28 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and
  more
  Am going to connect w/ bellerive in am
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL
  — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 02/08/2025
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 22:04:44 2010
  Subject: Re: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  I read all the way down and am very concerned but not surprised. Have you shared the content w Bill? What do you
  think should be done--and by whom--to address these issues?
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 21:45:58 2010
  Subject: Fw: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  See traffic b/I
  From: Lindwall, David E
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Koh, Harold Hongju; Merten, Kenneth H; Foote, Daniel L
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 19:44:29 2010
  Subject: RE: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Cheryl, Bellerive hit me up before the beginning of a donors' meeting this morning to say that it's important that the US
  troops in country be covered by a bilateral agreement that defines, among other things, their immunities
  He noted that
  we have had SOFAs covering every military exercise in Haiti since he has been in government.
  His critics have been on the radio
  daily accusing him and Preval of selling out Haiti's sovereignty by allowing foreign troops into the country.
  From other statements he made today
  David
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  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, February 08, 2010 7:10 PM
  To: Lindwall, David E; Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F; Brimmer, Esther D; Curtis, Meghann A; Robinson, David M;
  Jacobs, Janice L; Bond, Michele T; Reynoso, Julissa; Lambert, Christopher A;
  Cc: : Lucke, Lewis (HAITI/TDY); Del, Carleene (HAITI/DIR); De Pirro, Velia M;
  Anderson, Gerald C; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Subject: Re: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  Can you explain more on his goals for a SOFA given our joint communique
  Adding harold koh
  From: Lindwall, David E
  To: Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F; Brimmer, Esther D; Mills, Cheryl D; Curtis, Meghann A; Robinson, David M;
  Jacobs, Janice L; Bond, Michele T; Reynoso, Julissa; Lambert, Christopher A; Trivelli, Paul A AMB USSOUTHCOM/SC-CC (L)
  Cc: 'Keen, Ken LTG USA USSOUTHCOM/SC-CC (L)'
  (HAITI/DIR); De Pirro, Velia M;
  Anderson, Gerald C
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 19:01:51 2010
  Subject: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  I was in three meetings today with Prime Minister Jean Max Bellerive and he made the following points:
  Donors' Confab: The GOH would like to hold the donors' pledging conference in New York on April 15. They have
  discounted their original date (March 22-23) because there is an IDB meeting in Mexico City on those same dates. There
  is a technical donors' meetings in Santo Domingo on April 14, and the GOH would like the pledging session to come after
  it. Bellerive said the GOH would also be open to doing the pledging session on March 31, though they prefer April 15.
  Status of Forces Agreement: Bellerive asked me if we could propose to the GOH a SOFA covering US troops in Haiti.
  I told him we would consult and get back to him ASAP. '
  Lucke, Lewis (HAITI/TDY); Del, Carleene
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  Ado tions: Bellerive signed the two lists of humanitarian parole letters I brought him, 1.4(B)
  sking if we are close to finishing all the kids in the pipeline. In a later meeting with multiple donors Bellerive 1.4(D)
  talked about the case of the ten Amcits being held for allegedly trying to take Haitian children out of the country withouB1
  authorization. He said that this case is in the hands of the courts and that the Executive has no influence over the
  outcome, but said it is an example of the GOH's need to control the problem of child trafficking which he said has
  increased exponentially since the earthquake. He said the judge has three months to decide the case. He has already
  dropped the most serious charge of kidnapping, and now the charges "only carry a maximum of 15 years in prison." He
  said that the judge might determine that there isn't enough evidence in the case to try the Amcits. He said that the only
  power the Executive has in the case would be a presidential pardon in the event they are found guilty. He would not
  speculate on whether Preval would consider a pardon if the Amcits are found guilty.
  Migrants: He approved the return to Haiti of 62 Haitian migrants detained on Great Exuma and said repatriations should
  continue as pre-earthquake normal.
  Relations with Dominican Republic: On instructions, I asked Bellerive in private what the GOH believed would be the
  appropriate role of the Dominican Republic in donor coordination mechanisms. 1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Political dilemma: The executive decree establishing a state of urgency expires on February 15 and can only be
  extended by Parliament. Parliament has been fiercely critical of the Preval/Bellerive government since the disaster, and
  This leaves the 1.4(B)
  government with the dilemma of how to handle extraordinary disaster needs (such as declaring land of public utility) 1.4(D)
  after February 15. UN SRSG Mullet encouraged Bellerive to seek a "full consensus" with the opposition as "nothing B1
  short of unanimity" would be required to address the enormous challenges Haiti is facing.
  Bellerive told the donor community that the GOH may soon have to choose between
  becoming totally ineffective (which he said they will not do) or taking actions that exceed the authority given to the
  Executive by the law (which he implied they are prepared to do). The government is meeting with the private sector to
  get their approval of their reconstruction strategy, recognizing that they will have great difficulty getting a consensus
  with the political parties. Bellerive said that the GOH is also evaluating what to do about upcoming elections and
  constitutional reform, but implied that they have more time to reach a decision on these matters.
  Preval to address the nation: The government is going to designate February 12 (the month anniversary of the quake) as
  a day of national mourning and President Preval will make his first formal address to the nation since the disaster. They
  are drafting his speech to be part mourning and part the vision of the future. Preval wants to announce that all the
  ministries are up and running as usual.
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  Ministries: The PM said that the Primature and the Ministry of Planning will be moving into the old US Embassy building.
  The courts will move into the old USAID building. The plan to move a number of the ministries out to Croix des
  Bouquets has met with very little enthusiasm from the main line ministries. They prefer to clear the rubble off of their
  properties in downtown Port-au-Prince and either build new buildings (EU is offering to finance) or put up temporary
  structures (Canada is offering to finance).
  David E. Lindwall
  Chargé d'Affairs
  U.S. Embassy Port-au-Prince, Haiti
  (509) 2229-8132
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  You ok with this?
  I was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Congressman Jack Murtha. From the battlefields of Vietnam to the hills
  of Western Pennsylvania to the halls of Congress, Jack Murtha lived by the Marine Corps credo "Semper Fidelis," never
  wavering in his faithful commitment to the country he loved and the men and women who bravely defend her. In war
  and in peace, he fought for what he knew was right, even when it was unpopular. He was a fierce advocate for working
  families struggling with a changing economy and for better health care and equipment for servicemembers. And over
  the course of more than three decades in Congress, he became one of our nation's most respected voices on national
  security and foreign policy. Presidents of both parties sought his advice and generations of colleagues looked to him for
  leadership and wisdom. As Senator from New York serving on the Armed Services Committee, I was fortunate to call
  Jack a friend and mentor. And as Secretary of State, I continued to rely on his expertise and judgment. I knew that Jack
  would always shoot straight, like the Marine he was, and never shy away from a difficult question or a tough fight. Today
  our country has lost a decorated war hero and a distinguished public servant. The men and women of the our armed
  forces have lost a tireless champion. And the people of Pennsylvania's 12th district have lost a neighbor, an advocate,
  and a true friend. My thoughts and prayers are with them and with Jack's beloved wife Joyce and their family. He will be
  sorely missed.

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  To:
  Subject: Murtha statement
  You ok with this?
  I was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Congressman Jack Murtha. From the battlefields of Vietnam to the hills
  of Western Pennsylvania to the halls of Congress, Jack Murtha lived by the Marine Corps credo "Semper Fidelis," never
  wavering in his faithful commitment to the country he loved and the men and women who bravely defend her. In war
  and in peace, he fought for what he knew was right, even when it was unpopular. He was a fierce advocate for working
  families struggling with a changing economy and for better health care and equipment for servicemembers. And over
  the course of more than three decades in Congress, he became one of our nation's most respected voices on national
  security and foreign policy. Presidents of both parties sought his advice and generations of colleagues looked to him for
  leadership and wisdom. As Senator from New York serving on the Armed Services Committee, I was fortunate to call
  Jack a friend and mentor. And as Secretary of State, I continued to rely on his expertise and judgment. I knew that Jack
  would always shoot straight, like the Marine he was, and never shy away from a difficult question or a tough fight. Today
  our country has lost a decorated war hero and a distinguished public servant. The men and women of the our armed
  forces have lost a tireless champion. And the people of Pennsylvania's 12th district have lost a neighbor, an advocate,
  and a true friend. My thoughts and prayers are with them and with Jack's beloved wife Joyce and their family. He will be
  sorely missed.
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  The hearings on wednesday are off. The senate foreign relations committee moved its hearing to Thursday am. And
  house foreign ops is tentatively scheduled for thursday afternoon. Given the forecast, neither of these may actually
  occur.
  Starting to hear that murtha funeral will be saturday in johnstown, but that is not confirmed yet. Will let you know.

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  Sent: Monday, February 8, 2010 10:48 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re:
  The hearings on wednesday are off. The senate foreign relations committee moved its hearing to Thursday am. And
  house foreign ops is tentatively scheduled for thursday afternoon. Given the forecast, neither of these may actually
  occur.
  Starting to hear that murtha funeral will be saturday in johnstown, but that is not confirmed yet. Will let you know.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 22:27:28 2010
  Subject: Re:
  I am so sorry we lost him. Ed Rendell told me he wants to hold a big memorial service in the State Capitol in Harrisburg
  but he hasn't spoken to Joyce yet. I haven't either. I'd like to go too wherever it is. Let me know what you hear.
  Also, since the govt is closed again tomorrow and Congress cancelled too, and another big storm is expected tomorrow
  night, do you think Congress will even bother showing up for our hearings? I'm planning on working from home.
  Original Message ---
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 22:22:20 2010
  Subject:
  Still haven't heard anything about funeral arrangements for Mr Murtha. I am planning to attend, wherever it will be
  (johnstown or arlington). Will let you know when I hear something. It's such a big loss for the community, the state and
  the country. PA officials are talking about a special election on May 18th.
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  more
  If I can take a diff car I am going in; if not I'll work from here

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  1.4(B),B1,1.4(D),B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, February 8, 2010 10:50 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: PM Bellerive on Donors Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and
  more
  If I can take a diff car I am going in; if not I'll work from here
  Original Message --- Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com> — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 02/08/2025
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 22:28:30 2010
  Subject: Re: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  Are you going to stay home?
  Original Message -----
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 22:27:49 2010
  Subject: Re: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  Am going to connect w/ bellerive in am
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 22:04:44 2010
  Subject: Re: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  I read all the way down and am very concerned but not surprised. Have you shared the content w Bill? What do you
  think should be done--and by whom--to address these issues?
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 21:45:58 2010
  Subject: Fw: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  See traffic b/I
  From: Lindwall, David E
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Koh, Harold Hong,ju; Merten, Kenneth H; Foote, Daniel L
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 19:44:29 2010
  Subject: RE: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
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  Cheryl, Bellerive hit me up before the beginning of a donors' meeting this morning to say that it's important that the US
  troops in country be covered by a bilateral agreement that defines, among other things, their immunities.
  He noted that1 .4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  we have had SOFAs covering every military exercise in Haiti since he has been in government.
  His critics have been on the radio
  daily accusing him and Preval of selling out Haiti's sovereignty by allowing foreign troops into the country.
  From other statements he made today,
  David
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, February 08, 2010 7:10 PM
  To: Lindwall, David E; Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F; Brimmer, Esther D; Curtis, Meghann A; Robinson, David M;
  Jacobs, Janice L; Bond, Michele T; Reynoso, Julissa; Lambert, Christopher A; B6
  Cc: Lucke, Lewis (HAITI/TDY); Dei, Carleene (HAITI/DIR); De Pirro, Velia M;
  Anderson, Gerald C; Koh, Harold Hongju
  Subject: Re: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  Can you explain more on his goals for a SOFA given our joint communique
  Adding harold koh
  From: Lindwall, David E
  To: Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F; Brimmer, Esther D; Mills, Cheryl D; Curtis, Meghann A; Robinson, David M;
  Jacobs, Janice L; Bond, Michele T; Reynoso, Julissa; Lambert, Christopher A; Trivelli, Paul A AMB USSOUTHCOM/SC-CC (L)
  Cc: 'Keen, Ken LTG USA USSOUTHCOM/SC-CC (L)' Lucke, Lewis (HAITI/TDY); Dei, Carleene
  (HAITI/DIR); De Pirro, Velia M;
  Anderson, Gerald C
  Sent: Mon Feb 08 19:01:51 2010
  Subject: PM Bellerive on Donors' Conference, SOFA, adoptions, migrants, political dilema and more
  I was in three meetings today with Prime Minister Jean Max Bellerive and he made the following points:
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  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
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  Donors' Confab: The GOH would like to hold the donors' pledging conference in New York on April 15. They have
  discounted their original date (March 22-23) because there is an IDB meeting in Mexico City on those same dates. There
  is a technical donors' meetings in Santo Domingo on April 14, and the GOH would like the pledging session to come after
  it. Bellerive said the GOH would also be open to doing the pledging session on March 31, though they prefer April 15.
  Status of Forces Agreement: Bellerive asked me if we could propose to the GOH a SOFA covering US troops in Haiti. 1.4(D)
  B1
  I told him we would consult and get back to him ASAP.
  Adoptions: Bellerive signed the two lists of humanitarian parole letters I brought him 1.4(B)
  asking if we are close to finishing all the kids in the pipeline. In a later meeting with multiple donors Bellerive 1.4(D)
  talked about the case of the ten Amcits being held for allegedly trying to take Haitian children out of the country withouB1
  authorization. He said that this case is in the hands of the courts and that the Executive has no influence over the
  outcome, but said it is an example of the GOH's need to control the problem of child trafficking which he said has
  increased exponentially since the earthquake. He said the judge has three months to decide the case. He has already
  dropped the most serious charge of kidnapping, and now the charges "only carry a maximum of 15 years in prison." He
  said that the judge might determine that there isn't enough evidence in the case to try the Amcits. He said that the only
  power the Executive has in the case would be a presidential pardon in the event they are found guilty. He would not
  speculate on whether Preval would consider a pardon if the Amcits are found guilty.
  Migrants: He approved the return to Haiti of 62 Haitian migrants detained on Great Exuma and said repatriations should
  continue as pre-earthquake normal.
  Relations with Dominican Republic: On instructions, I asked Bellerive in private what the GOH believed would be the
  appropriate role of the Dominican Republic in donor coordination mechanisms.
  Political dilemma: The executive decree establishing a state of urgency expires on February 15 and can only be
  extended by Parliament. Parliament has been fiercely critical of the Preval/Bellerive government since the disaster, and
  This leaves the
  government with the dilemma of how to handle extraordinary disaster needs (such as declaring land of public utility)
  after February 15. UN SRSG Mullet encouraged Bellerive to seek a "full consensus" with the opposition as "nothing
  short of unanimity" would be required to address the enormous challenges Haiti is facing.
  Bellerive told the donor community that the GOH may soon have to choose between
  becoming totally ineffective (which he said they will not do) or taking actions that exceed the authority given to the
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  Executive by the law (which he implied they are prepared to do). The government is meeting with the private sector to
  get their approval of their reconstruction strategy, recognizing that they will have great difficulty getting a consensus
  with the political parties. Bellerive said that the GOH is also evaluating what to do about upcoming elections and
  constitutional reform, but implied that they have more time to reach a decision on these matters. 1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  B1
  Preval to address the nation: The government is going to designate February 12 (the month anniversary of the quake) as
  a day of national mourning and President Preval will make his first formal address to the nation since the disaster. They
  are drafting his speech to be part mourning and part the vision of the future. Preval wants to announce that all the
  ministries are up and running as usual.
  Ministries: The PM said that the Primature and the Ministry of Planning will be moving into the old US Embassy building.
  The courts will move into the old USAID building. The plan to move a number of the ministries out to Croix des
  Bouquets has met with very little enthusiasm from the main line ministries. They prefer to clear the rubble off of their
  properties in downtown Port-au-Prince and either build new buildings (EU is offering to finance) or put up temporary
  structures (Canada is offering to finance).
  David E. Lindwall
  Chargé d'Affairs
  U.S. Embassy Port-au-Prince, Haiti
  (509) 2229-8132
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Not sure - but this is a good excuse to bring him in for an OTR with you. Lona mentioned you wanted to see Tom
  Friedman - with your ok, we could schedule both (separately) over the next month or so
  I'd very much like to get back in the habit of bringing someone or a small group in every few weeks.

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  From: PIR <preines
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  To:
  Cc: CDM; Huma Abedin; Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Re: David Brooks
  Not sure - but this is a good excuse to bring him in for an OTR with you. Lona mentioned you wanted to see Tom
  Friedman - with your ok, we could schedule both (separately) over the next month or so
  I'd very much like to get back in the habit of bringing someone or a small group in every few weeks.
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  To: Jake Sullivan
  Cc: CDM
  Cc: Huma Abed in
  Subject: David Brooks
  Sent: Feb 9, 2010 7:39 AM
  Took a shot at me in his column today. Any ideas what prompted it?
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  Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 10:50 AM
  To:
  Subject FW: Sargsyan message to Gul
  FYI.
  From: Gordon, Philip H
  Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2010 10:09 AM
  To: Steinberg, James B; Sullivan, Jacob
  Cc: Scanlon, Amy B
  Subject: Sargsyan message to Gul
  Jim: Sargsian sent this nice message to Gul as he crossed into Turkish airspace today. Understand Gul plans to
  reciprocate. Should at least help the atmosphere. Separately, the two sides have (more or less) agreed to enter
  the cone of silence starting today. Will see how long it lasts.
  Jake — might want to share this with S.
  09.02.2010
  President Serzh Sargsyan sent a message to the President of the Republic of Turkey Abdullah Gul.
  The message states,
  "Excellency,
  Passing through Turkish airspace, I send my greetings to you and the people of neighboring Turkey.
  Our initiative, aimed at the normalization of the Armenian-Turkish relations, holds attention of the international community.
  This is a historic moment, indeed, and it is recognized not only by us, but also by the global community. Efforts of the
  countries engaged in the region, aimed at the improvement of bilateral relations, are indispensable. I am confident that it
  wouldn't be possible to move forward without their support. At the same time, I believe no matter how interested friendly
  states might be in a positive resolution of the impasse, there are certain things that can be done only by our two nations.
  Mr. President,
  I hope you will agree that the Armenian and Turkish peoples assign the main task of getting rid of the stereotypes
  regarding each other and establishment of the atmosphere of mutual trust to their respective govemments. We can
  achieve results only if there are trust, resolve, and unfaltering stance. A situation when words are not supported by deeds
  gives rise to mistrust and skepticism, providing ample opportunities to counteract for those, who oppose the process. We
  should be mindful of the fact that in this particular case, the time is working not for but against the process.
  If until now we have been able to bring our bilateral relations up to a level which made the prospects of building normal
  relations between our two countries more tangible and discernible, now the time has come to manifest determination to
  make next major step and leave to the coming generations a stable and secure region.
  Please accept, Excellency, the assurances of my highest esteem."
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  To: H
  Subject Fw: (Reuters) Sri Lanka president dissolves parliament, calls poll
  From: Shelstad, Jeffrey
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-SCA
  Cc: Banks, Dana
  Sent: Tue Feb 09 10:31:06 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) Sri Lanka president dissolves parliament, calls poll
  COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's newly re-elected President Mahinda Rajapaksa dissolved parliament with effect from
  February 10 and called legislative elections, a senior government official said. "The president dissolves the parliament
  with effect from midnight," said a senior government official.
  Jeff Shelstad
  Watch Officer
  Department of State Operations Center (5/ES-0)
  SheistadJestate.gov (202) 647-1512
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  Ebeling, Betsy
  Monday, June 7, 2010 9:30 AM
  RE: Sad news
  We cannot seem to change DCFS' decision and it looks as though it will close. You were the first recipient of their yearly
  honor. Where will these boys go?

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  Ebeling, Betsy
  Monday, June 7, 2010 9:30 AM
  RE: Sad news
  We cannot seem to change DCFS' decision and it looks as though it will close. You were the first recipient of their yearly
  honor. Where will these boys go?
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, June 06, 2010 3:19 PM
  To: Ebeling, Betsy
  Subject: Re: Sad news
  That is a sad story and I hope it can be saved. Any updates about its fate?
  Original Message ---
  From: Ebeling, Betsy
  To: Bonnie Klehr hsmoe treerep
  John Ryan Susan Mcnamara Ernest
  Ricketts Corrine Ebeling
  ; Delano, Omorinsola Claps, Rocco
  Sent: Thu Jun 03 09:29:47 2010
  Subject: Sad news
  Boys home closing, but numbers don't tell full story
  By Burt Constable I Daily Herald Columnist
  Published: 6/3/2010 12:01 AM
  When the goal is turning around lives of young abused and neglected boys, filling out the scoresheet is more
  complicated than simply marking wins or losses.
  For the past 15 years, Ann G. Deuel has lived in Arlington Heights, but her heart has resided in Jamal Place, a three-story
  graystone at 1335 S. California Ave. in the North Lawndale neighborhood of Chicago. As a founder and executive director
  of Jamal Place, Deuel can tell countless stories about the boys, ages 11 to 17, who have spent time in the group home
  and about the army of suburbanites from St. Charles, Naperville, Lake Zurich and Lisle who have volunteered, donated
  and served on the board to help those kids. Lots of people in that field have good things to say about Deuel and Jamal
  Place.
  But when the new fiscal year begins on July 1, the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services will not renew its
  contract with Jamal Place, forcing those kids to go to other facilities.
  "To shut us down and deny kids this opportunity is unconscionable," says Deuel, as she takes a deep breath and dabs at
  her eyes in an attempt to keep her emotions in check.
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  She and her staff operated last year through a $1,041,000 contract with DCFS to provide a group home for 10 wards of
  the state. They've carved out a wonderful reputation in 15 years, so what happened?
  The easy answer is that DCFS put the group home under a new performance-based contracting system that determined
  Jamal Place fell short of benchmarks for keeping kids from running away, requiring hospitalization or ending up in
  juvenile detention.
  "Taxpayers expect and deserve positive results in the children we serve," says DCFS spokesman Kendall Marlowe. Jamal
  Place simply didn't measure up in the areas the state measures.
  Because Illinois has trimmed the number of wards of the state from a high of 52,000 in 1997 to only 15,500, a much
  higher percentage of those kids have mental illnesses, substance abuse or other problems. Since the state measures an
  agency's performance by days that the kids are physically present in the home, Jamal Place, with its small population,
  got bad marks when a child was hospitalized for a mental-health issue or detained by a judge.
  "We did what was clinically advisable for these children and we got dinged for it," says Brian Barclay, assistant executive
  director of Jamal Place. "We did what was in kids' best interest."
  There is no consideration given for "incremental improvements in youth behavior, which occur as trusting relationships
  develop," Deuel notes. "I wish they could find a way to measure the individual aspects."
  When compared with similar facilities, Jamal Place graded lower, Marlowe says, adding that it "isn't a happy day" when
  the state ends an agreement with a facility that has "good people" and has done "good work" in the past. He says DCFS
  did renew a contract with Deuel for a different transitional living facility that serves an older population.
  One of Jamal Place's "unfavorable" outcomes involves a kid who already had a criminal record when he came to the
  group home at age 14. Now 17, he says he ended up in juvenile court after he made a mistake by hanging with the
  wrong people on the day when he stole a woman's purse.
  "I've got a good relationship with the staff and residents. We did things as a family," says the teen, who now is living
  with a grandmother. "I love my grandmother, but I'd rather be at Jamal Place. I'm trying to do everything in my power to
  get back to Jamal Place."
  Intangibles aren't part of the bureaucratic process. There isn't a place on an evaluation form to give credit to Deuel and
  her staff for leading the effort that closed a local "crack house." There's no way to measure the improvements in a
  former resident that led him for the first time to sign "love" before his name on the Mother's Day card he sent Deuel this
  year. There's no scoresheet for the local gang leader who stopped preying on Jamal kids when he was confronted by
  Deuel and recognized her as the woman who gave him a Christmas present a few years earlier. The interview for this
  story is interrupted when that man calls Deuel, who is helping him find a legitimate job.
  "It is enormously frustrating to me that the attachment the boys develop with our staff members is not a 'measurable'
  outcome," Deuel says. "These are our children. Long after DCFS is done with these kids, our door is still open."
  Last weekend, many former residents came back to explain how Jamal Place helped them. On June 26, Jamal Place will
  celebrate its 15th anniversary with a picnic and walkathon in Douglas Park, across the street from the home. Deuel and
  her staff are hoping DCFS finds a way to give them more time, another year to continue its mission.
  "I've always maintained that God won't let us fail," says Deuel. "For 15 years, that's been the case, and now we've got
  this challenge."
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  Jake Sullivan <
  Tuesday, February 9, 2010 9:57 AM
  preines(
  H; CDM; Huma Abedin
  Re: David Brooks
  Philippe and I had an offline conversation about this and I agree entirely. I think it makes sense for you to meet
  with influencers on a regular -- though not intrusive -- basis. An OTR conversation with you is the best way to
  help guys like Brooks "figure out" how things work.
  On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 9:44 AM, PIR <preines wrote:
  Not sure - but this is a good excuse to bring him in for an OTR with you. Lona mentioned you wanted to see
  Tom Friedman - with your ok, we could schedule both (separately) over the next month or so
  I'd very much like to get back in the habit of bringing someone or a small group in every few weeks.

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  Cc:
  Subject:
  Jake Sullivan <
  Tuesday, February 9, 2010 9:57 AM
  preines(
  H; CDM; Huma Abedin
  Re: David Brooks
  Philippe and I had an offline conversation about this and I agree entirely. I think it makes sense for you to meet
  with influencers on a regular -- though not intrusive -- basis. An OTR conversation with you is the best way to
  help guys like Brooks "figure out" how things work.
  On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 9:44 AM, PIR <preines wrote:
  Not sure - but this is a good excuse to bring him in for an OTR with you. Lona mentioned you wanted to see
  Tom Friedman - with your ok, we could schedule both (separately) over the next month or so
  I'd very much like to get back in the habit of bringing someone or a small group in every few weeks.
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  To: Jake Sullivan
  Cc: CDM
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Subject: David Brooks
  Sent: Feb 9, 2010 7:39 AM
  Took a shot at me in his column today. Any ideas what prompted it?
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  Here is an assessment from EUR:
  Re: s comments on Romania/Moldova
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  In
  E31
  2006, he said, "We are the only country, the only people, which remain still divided. Germany reunited its
  nation; Romania remains still divided into two countries. But, I repeat, our reunification will occur inside of the
  European Union and in no other way." In 2009, he said "Who can imagine that a head of Romanian state will
  sign a treaty to entrench the Molotov-von Ribbentrop Pact?"
  During his late January trip to Chisinau, Basescu's message on territorial integrity and supportive of
  EU integration. He said "Romania recognized the state borders of the Republic of Moldova inherited from the
  former Soviet Union. Romania agrees to sign an agreement in regards to the existent border regime, the way it
  was inherited from the USSR." Romania and Moldova, in fact, have good relations and no real border issues;
  the two governments are working on an agreement to make cross-border travel easier for Moldovans.
  The biggest challenge to Moldova's territorial integrity is Transnistria, where de facto authorities rely on the
  long-term presence of Russian forces for political support. Moldova's leaders seek a transition to a multilateral
  presence and withdrawal of Russian troops, but this is not likely without a political settlement on Transnistria's
  reintegration. Moldovan and Transnistrian authorities are pursuing quiet confidence building measures and
  (Russia, Moldova, Ukraine, Transnistria and the OSCE are the 5
  parties and the US and EU are the 2 observers), but
  — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 02/09/2030

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  Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 3:48 PM
  To:
  Subject: Romania/Moldova
  Here is an assessment from EUR:
  Re: s comments on Romania/Moldova
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  In
  E31
  2006, he said, "We are the only country, the only people, which remain still divided. Germany reunited its
  nation; Romania remains still divided into two countries. But, I repeat, our reunification will occur inside of the
  European Union and in no other way." In 2009, he said "Who can imagine that a head of Romanian state will
  sign a treaty to entrench the Molotov-von Ribbentrop Pact?"
  During his late January trip to Chisinau, Basescu's message on territorial integrity and supportive of
  EU integration. He said "Romania recognized the state borders of the Republic of Moldova inherited from the
  former Soviet Union. Romania agrees to sign an agreement in regards to the existent border regime, the way it
  was inherited from the USSR." Romania and Moldova, in fact, have good relations and no real border issues;
  the two governments are working on an agreement to make cross-border travel easier for Moldovans.
  The biggest challenge to Moldova's territorial integrity is Transnistria, where de facto authorities rely on the
  long-term presence of Russian forces for political support. Moldova's leaders seek a transition to a multilateral
  presence and withdrawal of Russian troops, but this is not likely without a political settlement on Transnistria's
  reintegration. Moldovan and Transnistrian authorities are pursuing quiet confidence building measures and
  (Russia, Moldova, Ukraine, Transnistria and the OSCE are the 5
  parties and the US and EU are the 2 observers), but
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL
  — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify on: 02/09/2030
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MetadataSubject: UPDATE ON UKRAINE ELECTION SITUATION
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  From EUR:
  Update on Ukraine Election Situation
  With over 99.9 percent of the vote in Ukraine counted, Yanukovych leads by 3.5 percent
  (almost 900,000 votes) and is the clear winner and next president. The Central Election
  Commission should complete its vote tabulation today and must certify the results within ten
  days; certification is expected as early as Friday. Tymoshenko, who has been silent publicly,
  plans to bring cases of alleged electoral fraud to the courts, but they will not change the
  result. Tymoshenko claims that she intends to work within the law and not to incite street
  protests.
  Our recommendation is
  EU Ambassadors in Kiev
  have recommended the same approach to Brussels, but want to revisit it if there is no progress
  by Friday. Medvedev called Yanukovych today with praise for the conduct of elections, but
  stopped short of congratulating him on his victory.
  Following certification of the election, Tymoshenko is likely to appeal within the legal five-day
  period. This will likely push back an inauguration date until early March.

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  From EUR:
  Update on Ukraine Election Situation
  With over 99.9 percent of the vote in Ukraine counted, Yanukovych leads by 3.5 percent
  (almost 900,000 votes) and is the clear winner and next president. The Central Election
  Commission should complete its vote tabulation today and must certify the results within ten
  days; certification is expected as early as Friday. Tymoshenko, who has been silent publicly,
  plans to bring cases of alleged electoral fraud to the courts, but they will not change the
  result. Tymoshenko claims that she intends to work within the law and not to incite street
  protests.
  Our recommendation is
  EU Ambassadors in Kiev
  have recommended the same approach to Brussels, but want to revisit it if there is no progress
  by Friday. Medvedev called Yanukovych today with praise for the conduct of elections, but
  stopped short of congratulating him on his victory.
  Following certification of the election, Tymoshenko is likely to appeal within the legal five-day
  period. This will likely push back an inauguration date until early March.
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  Subject: FW: FYI - Internet "Lack of Freedom" - Riyadh moves to regulate net news
  FYI
  From: Wittes, Tamara C
  Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2010 3:11 PM
  To: Djerassi, Alexander M; Bennett, Virginia L; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Reines, Philippe I; Rooney, Megan; Steinfeld, Andrew W;
  Sanderson, Janet A; Harris, Joshua M; Wittes, Tamara C; Valmoro, Lona 3; Crowley, Philip J; Merrill, Nicholas S; Adler,
  Caroline E; Yehl, Ashley C; Mills, Cheryl D; Pandith, Farah A; Chandler, Karen R; Nantongo, Mirembe L; Ziadeh, Susan L;
  Abedin, Huma
  Subject: FYI - Internet "Lack of Freedom" - Riyadh moves to regulate net news
  Given the proximity of this announcement to her internet freedom speech, she should probably be prepared to address
  it. I would hope that a way could be found to raise the issue.
  Is Alec Ross going to be traveling with S to Saudi? If so, maybe he could do a meeting with a group of bloggers and/or
  online journalists.
  Riyadh moves to regulate net news
  http://www.thenationaLae/apps/pbcs.dlUarticle?AlEW20100209/FOREIGN/702089866/1042
  Carlyle Murphy, Foreign correspondent
  0 Last Updated: February 08. 2010 11:46PM UAE / February 8. 2010 7:46PM GMT
  Saudi Arabia is planning to introduce regulations that include licensing internet news sites in a bid to bring them
  under government control. Ali Jarekji / Reuters
  RIYADH // Saudi Arabia is planning to introduce regulations, including a licensing requirement, for its
  indigenous internet news sites, which have become a key fixture in the kingdom's active online community.
  The draft regulations, still under study, would require internet-based news sites to request a government licence
  and to respond to complaints about their content that are received by the ministry of culture and information.
  "We want them to feel that they are under our umbrella," Abdul Rahman al Hazza, spokesman for the ministry,
  said in a phone interview yesterday.
  Mr al Hazza referred to the new rules as "guidelines for the e-press", and said the idea is to help the electronic
  media with staffing and financing and give them "somebody to talk to" if they have problems. "It's going to be
  simple and easy."
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  Asked if the new rules would involve censorship, Mr al Hazza replied: "Not that much." Mainly, he added, if
  there are complaints about something written at an online news site, "we just look at it".
  A report last year in the Saudi Gazette said the draft regulations also cover "appointment conditions for editors-
  in-chief, granting permits to journalists, and invitations to cover news events".
  A 2007 law already subjects online writers to criminal penalties for such things as defamation.
  The planned regulations, which Mr al Hazza said are still two to three months away from being finalised by the
  ministry, are an effort to bring online news sites such as Sabq, Alweeam and A'ajel under government control
  in much the same way that the country's traditional daily newspapers are regulated.
  It is not clear if news sites like Elaph.com, which is London-based but has a Riyadh office, would also have to
  get a licence.
  Saudi newspapers are licensed by the government and can be temporarily stopped from publishing if they print
  something upsetting to a government official. But this has been rare in recent years, during which the Saudi
  print media has been encouraged to report more critically on social and economic problems. There is
  considerable self-censorship, however, as the media stay away from sensitive issues.
  Although the draft regulations under consideration do not apply to bloggers, there are concerns that the
  government eventually will try to regulate them as well.
  "They are not talking about blogs" right now, observed one veteran Saudi blogger, Ahmed Ba-Aboud. "But
  eventually they will get to us. It is a concern."
  Mr Ba-Aboud, 38, a management consultant in the kingdom's Eastern Province city of Dhahran, said the
  government does not understand that online media are attracting readers because they are not controlled like
  traditional newspapers. "There's no way I'd send anything I write to the government to censor it," he said.
  "That's not how the internet works."
  Ahmed al Omran, who blogs at www.saudijeans.org, was caustic about what he called the ministry's "dumb
  idea to regulate so-called electronic media".
  "Ironically, some owners of news websites are actually pushing for this law," Mr Omran lamented in a posting
  last month.
  "They argue that it would make it easier for them to get funding and make money from advertising. What about
  their independence and freedom that could be threatened by the new law? Well, apparently these things are not
  high on their agenda."
  Saudi Arabia's sprightly blogging community includes both Saudis and foreigners writing in both Arabic and
  English. It also boasts one of the region's highest proportion of female bloggers — about 46 per cent, according
  to a 2009 study by Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet and Society. About one-third of the
  kingdom's population regularly goes online.
  The community's latest arrival showed up February 2, when Mr Ba-Aboud launched a new English-language
  blog so that outsiders can learn more about "regular people like myself'.
  Most foreigners know certain kinds of Saudis, Mr Ba-Aboud said in an interview, including "extremists like
  Osama bin Laden", "rich people" and "people related to the government".
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  But the voice of ordinary Saudis "does not reach around the globe in a similar magnitude", he wrote at the new
  site, http://alternativesaudivoices.wordpress.com.
  It will be a sort of communal blog in that Mr Ba-Aboud has invited anyone to contribute a posting, and as co-
  ordinator, he will post them on the site. Only those that "call for hate or violence" will be rejected, he added.
  In an interview last November, Mr al Hazza, the ministry spokesman, said the new regulations arose partly
  because ordinary citizens "don't know where to go" to complain about something written at an online news site.
  "The problem we have is that there is no government department to refer to ... Nobody to evaluate their job to
  see if they are doing wrong or right."
  Censorship "is not the idea" behind the new rules, he said. "The idea is to regulate."
  Mr al Ha7za said a decision will probably be made in the next couple of weeks about whether the new
  regulations shall be issued by the minister of culture and information, Abdel Aziz al Khoja, or be sent to the
  Shoura Council for action.
  Meanwhile, anyone wanting to send Mr al Khoja a comment on the new rules can reach him at his personal
  page at Facebook
  Helmi Noman
  Program Specialist
  Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI)
  Regional Office, Abu Dhabi
  Tel. +971-2-414-2541
  Fax. +971-2-414-2576
  abudhabi.mepi.state.gov
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  Phil believes he has nailed down where things are on Belarus. Note is coming your way spelling out state of play and
  proposing a cable, which they will prepare.

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  Subject Belarus
  Phil believes he has nailed down where things are on Belarus. Note is coming your way spelling out state of play and
  proposing a cable, which they will prepare.
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  Cherie Blair <
  Monday, June 7, 2010 9:57 AM
  confidential
  As you know I have good links to the Qataris. Sheikha Mosah's son is the 31/32 year old Crown Prince and she is keen
  that he starts to build a wider international profile. He has been appointed head of the Qatar National Food Security
  Programme which is designed to deal with Qatar's food security issues its a $30 billion programme. He is aware that
  food security is an issue you are majoring on and would love to meet with you in person to discuss this and to explore
  potential partnership areas between US and Qatar including possible participation in the US/World Bank Food Security
  Fund. He is also keen to talk more generally about US/Qatari cooperation and even suggested they could help out with
  the Oil spill problem. There is apparently a Arab Food Security Summit in October 2010 and he would like to discuss Us
  participation in that too.
  IS a meeting possible he is more flexible on place and times than his mother! Or maybe we could set up an initial phone
  call.
  Can you let me know if this appeals to you at all?
  Cherie Blair

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  Cherie Blair <
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  confidential
  As you know I have good links to the Qataris. Sheikha Mosah's son is the 31/32 year old Crown Prince and she is keen
  that he starts to build a wider international profile. He has been appointed head of the Qatar National Food Security
  Programme which is designed to deal with Qatar's food security issues its a $30 billion programme. He is aware that
  food security is an issue you are majoring on and would love to meet with you in person to discuss this and to explore
  potential partnership areas between US and Qatar including possible participation in the US/World Bank Food Security
  Fund. He is also keen to talk more generally about US/Qatari cooperation and even suggested they could help out with
  the Oil spill problem. There is apparently a Arab Food Security Summit in October 2010 and he would like to discuss Us
  participation in that too.
  IS a meeting possible he is more flexible on place and times than his mother! Or maybe we could set up an initial phone
  call.
  Can you let me know if this appeals to you at all?
  Cherie Blair
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  Importance: High
  Madame Secretary:
  You have asked about the USG's options regarding the 10 Amcits from Idaho in Haiti, from the New Life
  Children's Refuge, who are currently being charged with child abduction and criminal association crimes under
  Haitian law. Depending on the GOH' s intent, we believe the USG would have the following basic options:
  Please let us know if you need more information, and especially if you would like us to contact DOJ to
  inquire further.

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  Attachments: 2010 Haiti Amcits memo.doc
  Importance: High
  Madame Secretary:
  You have asked about the USG's options regarding the 10 Amcits from Idaho in Haiti, from the New Life
  Children's Refuge, who are currently being charged with child abduction and criminal association crimes under
  Haitian law. Depending on the GOH' s intent, we believe the USG would have the following basic options:
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  As I told Susan, Cheryl asked for a memo from L for S BY TOMW AM outlining S's
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  Deputy Chief of Staff Sullivan
  Assistant Secretary Crowley
  FROM: Harold Hongju Koh, Legal Adviser
  DATE: February 9,2010
  RE: 10 Amcits in Haiti
  You have asked about the USG's options regarding the 10 Amcits from Idaho in
  Haiti, from the New Life Children's Refuge, who are currently being charged with child
  abduction and criminal association crimes under Haitian law. Depending on the GOH's
  intent, we believe the USG would have the following basic options:
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  Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2010 1:47 PM
  To: Tones, Susan; Johnson, Clifton M; Townley, Stephen G; Hooke, Kathleen H; Eichensehr, Kristen E;
  Osborn, Judith L; Mathias, Stephen; Thessin, James H
  Subject: FW: 10 AmCits and you FW: one Texan who is being detained in Haiti is
  As I told Susan, Cheryl asked for a memo from L for S BY TOMW AM outlining S's
  options re the Amcits. Her questions:
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  To:
  Subject: Fw: Turkey-Azerbaijan Agreement signed
  Fyi
  From: Morningstar, Richard L
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Stein, Daniel D; O'Brien, Vincent 3; Parris, Mark
  Sent: Mon Jun 07 11:30:50 2010
  Subject: Turkey-Azerbaijan Agreement signed
  Hi Jake- You might let S know that the Turkey-Azerbaijan Agreement was signed today by the Ministers in the presence
  of Aliyev and Erdogan. I spent last week in Baku. During the week I met for an hour and a half with Aliyev on the
  agreement and a 45 minute one-on-one on our overall issues. I felt a bit like Dr. Phil. I told him what a big deal the FSN
  issue was and how important it was to get resolved. I will forward on the high side an e-mail describing the meeting. This
  was all fully coordinated with Phil Gordon. On the gas agreement, I am sending congratulatory letters to Aliyev and
  Erdogan, both of whom I have worked with directly on these issues. If you think it a good idea for S to send letters, I can
  send you drafts. Thanks...Dick
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  From the Murtha office below....still checking on whether there will be something in D.C. on Friday.

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  Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 9:18 PM
  To: H; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: FW: Funeral Update
  From the Murtha office below....still checking on whether there will be something in D.C. on Friday.
  From: Mazonkey, Matthew <Matthew.Mazonkey@mail.house.gov>
  To: PA12 - All Staff <PA12-AllStaff@housemail.house.pov>; Colette Marchesini:
  Juola, Paul
  <Paul.Juola@mail.house.gov>;
  Sent: Tue Feb 09 19:20:03 2010
  Subject: Funeral Update
  At this time, the family would like to announce the following -
  Viewing will be Sunday and Monday at Duca's Funeral Home on Menhoer Boulevard in Westmont (Johnstown, PA).
  Burial will take place Tuesday at Grandview Cemetery, in Westmont.
  Further details (i.e. time) will be forthcoming.
  Matt
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
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  Subject: FW: not helping...
  From: Toiv, Nora F
  Sent: Monday, June 07, 2010 2:44 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: not helping...
  •Rep. Charlie Rangel (0-NY) "compared" Obama to Dick Cheney "for their shared commitment to the Iraq War," which
  he said is "because of the oil" (New York Daily News).
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  Importance: High
  FYI
  - - —

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 10:07 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: USG Options regarding 10 Haiti Amcits
  Attachments: 2010 Haiti Amcits memo.doc
  Importance: High
  FYI
  - - —
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2010 5:47 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Crowley, Philip J; Smith, Daniel B; Klevorick, Caitlin B; Reines, Philippe I; Campbell,
  Piper
  Subject: USG Options regarding 10 Haiti Amcits
  Importance: High
  Sent to S
  Madame Secretary:
  You have asked about the USG's options regarding the 10 Amcits from Idaho in Haiti, from the New Life
  Children's Refuge, who are currently being charged with child abduction and criminal association crimes under
  Haitian law. Depending on the GOH's intent, we believe the USG would have the following basic options:
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ExtractedTo: Torres, Susan; Johnson, Clifton M; Townley, Stephen G; Hooke, Kathleen H; Eichensehr, Kristen E;
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  As I told Susan, Cheryl asked for a memo from L for S BY TOMW AM outlining S's
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  MEMORANDUM
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  Deputy Chief of Staff Sullivan
  Assistant Secretary Crowley
  FROM: Harold Hongju Koh, Legal Adviser
  DATE: February 9,2010
  RE: 10 Amcits in Haiti
  You have asked about the USG's options regarding the 10 Amcits from Idaho in
  Haiti, from the New Life Children's Refuge, who are currently being charged with child
  abduction and criminal association crimes under Haitian law. Depending on the GOH's
  intent, we believe the USG would have the following basic options:
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  To: Torres, Susan; Johnson, Clifton M; Townley, Stephen G; Hooke, Kathleen H; Eichensehr, Kristen E;
  Osborn, Judith L; Mathias, Stephen; Thessin, James H
  Subject: FW: 10 AmCits and you FW: one Texan who is being detained in Haiti is
  As I told Susan, Cheryl asked for a memo from L for S BY TOMW AM outlining S's
  options re the Amcits. Her questions:
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  FYI:
  Brazilian FM defends dialogue with Iran
  BRASILIA, Feb. 9 (Xinhua) -- Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim said Tuesday Brazil would maintain negotiations
  with Iran on uranium enrichment and oppose any sanctions against Iran.
  Amorim said Brazil was against the production of nuclear weapons, but Iran had the right to carry out a peaceful nuclear
  program.
  "Dialogue is still possible. What we want is to make sure (that the uranium will not be used to make weapons) through
  peaceful ways and dialogue," Amorim told reporters.
  Under a draft deal brokered by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN nuclear watchdog, most of Iran's
  existing low-grade enriched uranium should be shipped to Russia and France, where it would be processed into fuel rods
  with a purity of 20 percent.
  Iran declared on Tuesday it had started the process of producing 20-percent enriched uranium inside the country.
  In response to Iran's announcement, the U.S.-led Western countries have warned to take political and economic
  sanctions against Iran.
  For his part, Amorim said he considered any kind of sanctions ineffective and dangerous because they might cross a limit
  and jeopardize peace.
  Iran's president made an official visit to Brazil in November, during which the Brazilian government defended Iran's right
  to have its own peaceful nuclear program including uranium enrichment similar to Brazil's, following international
  standards.

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  Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 10:26 PM
  To:
  Subject: Brazil-Iran
  FYI:
  Brazilian FM defends dialogue with Iran
  BRASILIA, Feb. 9 (Xinhua) -- Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim said Tuesday Brazil would maintain negotiations
  with Iran on uranium enrichment and oppose any sanctions against Iran.
  Amorim said Brazil was against the production of nuclear weapons, but Iran had the right to carry out a peaceful nuclear
  program.
  "Dialogue is still possible. What we want is to make sure (that the uranium will not be used to make weapons) through
  peaceful ways and dialogue," Amorim told reporters.
  Under a draft deal brokered by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN nuclear watchdog, most of Iran's
  existing low-grade enriched uranium should be shipped to Russia and France, where it would be processed into fuel rods
  with a purity of 20 percent.
  Iran declared on Tuesday it had started the process of producing 20-percent enriched uranium inside the country.
  In response to Iran's announcement, the U.S.-led Western countries have warned to take political and economic
  sanctions against Iran.
  For his part, Amorim said he considered any kind of sanctions ineffective and dangerous because they might cross a limit
  and jeopardize peace.
  Iran's president made an official visit to Brazil in November, during which the Brazilian government defended Iran's right
  to have its own peaceful nuclear program including uranium enrichment similar to Brazil's, following international
  standards.
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  , Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 10:26 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: Phil Goldberg
  From: Verma, Richard R
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Steinberg, James B; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Tue Feb 09 21:41:02 2010
  Subject: Phil Goldberg
  Was confirmed by the Senate tonight.
  He was one of two noms confirmed. Still upwards of 70 noms being held, including 3 State dept noms held by
  Jon Kyl. Thought we had a breakthrough today, but we did not and will keep trying when the Senate comes
  back on Thursday.
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  Mitchell/mara/jake agree best thing for mohlo to be told that you got full debrief on their meeting and given the
  schedule challenges for tomorrow, would not be able to do mtg.

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  Mitchell/mara/jake agree best thing for mohlo to be told that you got full debrief on their meeting and given the
  schedule challenges for tomorrow, would not be able to do mtg.
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  Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 10:39 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Bloomberg-South America Leaders Propose Haiti Aid, Avoid Strife (Update3)
  Fyi
  Original Message ---
  From: Laszczych, Joanne
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Tue Feb 09 19:44:14 2010
  Subject: Fw: Bloomberg-South America Leaders Propose Haiti Aid, Avoid Strife (Update3)
  Original Message ---
  From: Santos-Velasquez, Adriana
  To: Laszczych, Joanne
  Sent: Tue Feb 09 19:20:37 2010
  Subject: Bloomberg-South America Leaders Propose Haiti Aid, Avoid Strife (Update3)
  Joanne,
  President Moreno asked me to forward this to you in that way Mrs Cheryl Mills gets this info.
  Thanks,
  Adriana
  Subject: Bloomberg-South America Leaders Propose Haiti Aid, Avoid Strife (Update3)
  By Alexander Cuadros
  Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- South American leaders agreed to provide $300 million in aid to Haiti at a summit in Ecuador after
  skirting regional disputes that have undermined relations on the continent since 2008.
  The 12 members of the Union of South American Nations, or Unasur, endorsed an accord today calling for a $100 million
  fund as well as a $200 million "preferential" credit from the Inter-American Development Bank. The money would be
  channeled to programs benefiting Haiti's reconstruction in areas such as agriculture, electricity infrastructure, health
  and education.
  "Latin America has stood up," Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa said, addressing the summit at his presidential palace.
  "The time has come to create a new kind of south-south aid."
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  The meeting marks Colombian President Alvaro Uribe's first visit to Ecuador since his armed forces staged a cross-border
  raid on a guerrilla camp there almost two years ago. The attack killed rebel leader Raul Reyes, prompted Correa to break
  off ties with his northern neighbor and led Venezuela's Hugo Chavez to order tanks to his country's border with
  Colombia.
  Leaders including Organization of American States Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza said today aid efforts should
  follow instructions from the government of Haitian President Rene Preval, who attended the meeting. Correa said
  member nations should scrap tariffs on Haitian imports and consider subsidizing natural gas exports to the Caribbean
  nation.
  IDB Support
  Carlos Melo, the IDB's representative in Ecuador, said he spoke to bank chief Luis Alberto Moreno, who supported a 15-
  to 20-year $200 million credit to be taken on by Unasur. Correa said member countries should consider contributing 25
  cents per inhabitant to the $100 million fund.
  Chavez canceled his attendance because of an electricity crisis he's facing at home, Ecuadorean Foreign Minister Ricardo
  Patino told reporters today. At a gathering in Argentina last August, Chavez assailed a deal allowing the U.S. access to
  seven Colombian military bases, saying it was part of a strategy to dominate the region.
  About 100 protesters gathered today outside the presidential palace, carrying signs reading "Uribe equals the threat of
  war" and chanting criticisms of Correa for receiving his Colombian counterpart.
  Regional Integration
  Unasur was formed two years ago in a bid to promote regional integration. In 2008, at a summit in Santiago, the group
  provided political backing to Bolivian President Evo Morales after clashes between his supporters and government
  opponents over a new constitution left 30 people dead.
  The leaders of the continent's two biggest economies skipped today's talks. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de
  Kirchner has canceled foreign travel amid a political dispute over control of the central bank's reserves.
  Brazilian President Luiz lnacio Lula da Silva isn't attending because of conflicts in his agenda, according to his press
  office. He sent his top foreign policy adviser, Marco Aurelio Garcia, to represent him.
  No bilateral meeting is planned between Correa and Uribe, Ecuador's state news agency cited Patino as saying Feb. 4.
  Unasur countries rushed doctors, food and emergency supplies to Haiti, the hemisphere's poorest country, in the
  aftermath of the Jan. 12 earthquake. At least 200,000 people died in the quake, Haiti's government said Feb. 6.
  Brazil Aid
  Lula signed a, decree Jan. 26 providing 375 million reais ($200 million) in aid to Haiti. Brazil, which leads a United Nations
  peacekeeping contingent in Haiti, had already pledged about $17 million to the country, the most among Latin American
  nations, according to UN data.
  Venezuela forgave Haiti's oil-related debt and donated 225,000 barrels of fuel, while Colombia sent more than 200
  search-and-rescue personnel and committed hundreds of tons of humanitarian supplies. Ecuador has sent rescue teams
  and donated several tons of food, UN data show. Peruvian President Alan Garcia, speaking at the summit today, said
  Peru was willing to contribute $10 million.
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  Colombia and Ecuador began taking steps late last year to restore full relations. The neighbors named diplomatic envoys
  and re-established military ties in November. Ecuador this month also eliminated the last of the tariffs it imposed on
  Colombian goods in 2009.
  To contact the reporter on this story: Alexander Cuadros in Quito at acuadros@bloomberg.net
  Last Updated: February 9, 2010 15:20 EST
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  Saw that you are on phone
  Let me know if u need anything.

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  Saw that you are on phone
  Let me know if u need anything.
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  Ordering now.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Tue Jun 08 07:20:35 2010
  Subject: Re:
  You can come in--I'm up.
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jun 08 07:16:01 2010
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  Saw that you are on phone
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  Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 8:57 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Suicide attack kills 10 in NW Pakistan
  From: Riggs, Susan
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-SCA; NEWS-Pakistan
  Sent: Wed Feb 10 07:49:05 2010
  Subject: Suicide attack kills 10 in NW Pakistan
  PESHAWAR (AP) - A local government official said a suicide car bomber attacked a tribal police patrol in northwestern
  Pakistan, killing 10 policemen. Rasheed Khan says the attacker rammed his car into a vehicle carrying the police on a
  main highway in the Khyber tribal area near the Afghan border. Another 15 people were injured in the attack. No
  group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but Taliban militants often target Pakistani security forces.
  Regards,
  Susan Riggs
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  202-647-1512
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  From: Riggs, Susan J
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-SCA; NEWS-Pakistan
  Cc: S ES-0_5h ift-II
  Sent: Wed Feb 10 08:08:51 2010
  Subject: India says ready to test new nuclear missile within year
  NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India aims to test a new nuclear-capable missile with a range of more than 5000-km (3,100-
  miles), a top military scientist said, a move that could complicate security in a volatile region. "Agni-V is out of the
  drawing board. We are aiming for a flight trial within a year," V.K. Saraswat, India's chief military scientist told reporters.
  Regards,
  Susan Riggs
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  202-647-1512
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MetadataSubject: LETTER FROM HILLARY
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ExtractedBodyText: Thanks, Gertie, for the very sweet effort. I know such great women, lucky me.
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  Thanks, Gertie, for the very sweet effort. I know such great women, lucky me.
  From: Dee Delaney [mailto
  Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 8:35 AM
  To: Ebeling, Betsy
  Cc: 'Dan Delaney Jr.';
  Subject: RE: Letter from Hillary
  Hillary even put a hand written note at the bottom. Very nice.
  From: Ebeling, Betsy [mailto
  Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 9:29 AM
  To: Dee Delaney
  Cc: Dan Delaney Jr.;
  Subject: RE: Letter from Hillary
  I sent the news about your retirement to HRC and she suggested the letter. She was, as well she should be,
  impressed with your accomplishments, Dee. And now 108 meetings without an absence—amazing.
  From: Dee Delaney [mailto:
  Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 8:25 AM
  To: Ebeling, Betsy
  Cc: Dan Delaney Jr.;
  Subject: Letter from Hillary
  Betsy,
  Hillary's letter of congratulations upon my retirement arrived in yesterday's mail. You are SO thoughtful. Thanks for
  thinking of me. I will frame it and hang it in my new home office and think of both of you when I see it. Please extend my
  appreciation to Hillary when you talk to her. I'm going to share the letter with our board members tomorrow during my
  last board meeting. (As an aside, I have never missed a board meeting and there have been 108 of them since the
  Foundation was started in 1996!)
  Love,
  Dee
  ,
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  See below from Tom. We can put together a conference call at your convenience with Arturo, Craig, Carmen, CDM, me,
  and perhaps Jim.
  On the Mitchell material, for reasons that elude me, the two versions of the Blair statement were done on the classified
  system. Ops will get the statement and the other document to you ASAP. I've also asked them to convert the statement
  so that it can be emailed to you.

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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 10:48 AM
  To:
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Fw: Insulza
  See below from Tom. We can put together a conference call at your convenience with Arturo, Craig, Carmen, CDM, me,
  and perhaps Jim.
  On the Mitchell material, for reasons that elude me, the two versions of the Blair statement were done on the classified
  system. Ops will get the statement and the other document to you ASAP. I've also asked them to convert the statement
  so that it can be emailed to you.
  Original Message ---
  From: Shannon, Thomas A
  To: Sullivan,,Jacob
  Sent: Wed Feb 10 09:33:26 2010
  Subject: RE: Insulza
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769815 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769815 Date: 08/31/2015
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED Original Message--
  From: Sullivan, Jacob i
  Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 2:49 AM
  To: Shannon, Thomas A
  Subject: Insulza
  Tomorrow's wapo editorial makes a pretty good case about insulza and the oas. What are your thoughts on how to
  proceed?
  1
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  Trust me, I share your exasperation. But until ops converts it to the unclassified email system, there is no physical way
  for me to email it. I can't even access it.

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  Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 11:17 AM
  To:
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  Trust me, I share your exasperation. But until ops converts it to the unclassified email system, there is no physical way
  for me to email it. I can't even access it.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Wed Feb 10 10:50:17 2010
  Subject: Re: Insulza
  It's a public statement! Just email it.
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Feb 10 10:48:14 2010
  Subject: Fw: Insulza
  See below from Tom. We can put together a conference call at your convenience with Arturo, Craig, Carmen, CDM, me,
  and perhaps Jim.
  On the Mitchell material, for reasons that elude me, the two versions of the Blair statement were done on the classified
  system. Ops will get the statement and the other document to you ASAP. I've also asked them to convert the statement
  so that it can be emailed to you.
  Original Message
  From: Shannon, Thomas A
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Wed Feb 10 09:33:26 2010
  Subject: RE: Insulza
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769816 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769816 Date: 08/31/2015
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED Original Message-----
  From: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 2:49 AM
  To: Shannon, Thomas A
  Subject: Insulza
  Tomorrow's wapo editorial makes a pretty good case about insulza and the oas. What are your thoughts on how to
  proceed?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05769816 Date: 08/31/2015



