# Emails

DocNumber: C05772038
MetadataSubject: 9/21 MEEINGS
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: 9/21 Meetings
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Hume <AbedinH©state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 2:16 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05772038
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772038 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Hume <AbedinH©state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 2:16 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: 9/21 Meetings
  From: Mull, Stephen D
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Tue Sep 21 13:10:41 2010
  Subject: 9/21 Meetings
  0845 (Jim/Jack chaired)
  Afghanistan Nine U.S. soldiers killed in helicopter crash in Zabul province in south. Taliban claimed
  responsibility; investigation is proceeding. On Louis Berger case, Jack insisted we make clear in press that
  we're not going to keep pouring money into any operations that are corrupt.
  Iran Jim received rapturous ovation at AIPAC yesterday on Administration's Iran policy.
  AIP Funding Jack and Pat commented on Secretary's concern that we ensure we maximize available reserves
  as FY'10 draws to a close, to help easy tough budget choices. Pat reports he's maximized commitments to
  operational funds to the maximum extent possible, and will continue to work this.
  PA Funding Jim and Jack noted lagging Saudi response; Jack said he would work with Rich to find way
  around ESF cap to explore an additional $50-100M in next few weeks.
  Congress DoJ throwing up last-minute objections to UK/Australia Defense Trade Treaties scheduled to be
  voted out of SFRC 2:30 p.m. Andrew Shapiro working to fix with DoJ; Jim is standing by to intervene if
  necessary. We have hearings scheduled for all but two nominees (Susan Johnson Cook for Religious Freedom
  and George Krol for Uzbekistan). House may decide to adjourn this week. Saudi arms sale briefings going
  well; AIPAC will likely not oppose if administration boosts funding for Joint Strike Fighter. Menendez still
  planning to hold hearing on Megrahi 9/28; Bill Burns now reviewing State decouments we can release. NDAA
  cloture vote in Senate today; seems unlikely to succeed because of continuing controversy on DADT. DeMint
  appears ready to lift hold on US accession to Child Support Treaty if we issue statement that we don't intend
  to support Declaration on Rights of Child.
  0915 (Jim chaired)
  USUN Jim was invited by UN to participate in Thursday's Ban ki-Moon meeting on Somalia aimed at boosting
  support for AMISOM; is considering whether to go.
  NEA Barzani/Allawi meeting finally happened; Embassy Baghdad scrambling for readout. Ban ki-Moon on
  behalf of P5 may this Thursday call on Iraq to finish government formation efforts soonest.
  10 IAEA meeting in Vienna proceeding; may vote on Israel nuclear capabilities resolution this Friday; our
  delegation is optimistic on outcome. Human Rights Commission is in session in Geneva; follow-on Goldstone
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772038 Date: 08/31/2015
  report issued with non-controversial recommendations. Will also take up extending Sudan rapporteur and
  Somalia.
  SCA President will meet with Kyrgtz President Otunbayeva on Thursday in New York; Manas fuel likely on
  the agenda. US Embassy office in Osh opens today with three staffers from VCRS. Otunbayeva has overcome
  previous opposition to UN involvement in accountability commission for ethnic cleansing. Karimov pushing
  for OSCE mission. Meanwhile, despite Rao's commitment to Bill Burns last week, Indian officials did not meet
  with US nuclear industry officials in Vienna to address concerns on liability legislation.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772038 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772044
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Ebeling, Betsy
MetadataDateSent: 2010-11-05T04:00:00+00:00
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ExtractedFrom: Ebeling, Betsy
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, November 5,2010 11:18 AM
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  Republican challenger Bill Brady is expected to concede defeat to,Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn this afternoon, sources
  said today.
  Brady has been calling leading Illinois Republicans to inform them of his decision to end the race as he trails Quinn by
  more than 19,000 votes.
  The candidate has scheduled a 1:30 p.m. news conference at a Bloomington hotel.

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  From: Ebeling, Betsy
  Sent: Friday, November 5,2010 11:18 AM
  To:
  Republican challenger Bill Brady is expected to concede defeat to,Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn this afternoon, sources
  said today.
  Brady has been calling leading Illinois Republicans to inform them of his decision to end the race as he trails Quinn by
  more than 19,000 votes.
  The candidate has scheduled a 1:30 p.m. news conference at a Bloomington hotel.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772044 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772047
MetadataSubject: PERSONAL NOTE
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
MetadataDateSent: 2010-12-17T05:00:00+00:00
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Personal Note
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, December 17, 2010 10:27 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05772047
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ExtractedBodyText: Nice
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772047 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, December 17, 2010 10:27 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Personal Note
  Nice
  From: Hanrahan, Karen 3
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Dec 17 18:26:43 2010
  Subject: Personal Note
  Cheryl,
  One sappy statement before I fly. Your involvement in the QDDR process has always been extremely helpful. Most of the
  best QDDR chairs meetings were those in which you participated, due in large part to the rigor and critical thought you
  brought to every issue. From the beginning of the process, your critical analysis and thoughtfulness in these meetings
  made all of us think more deeply. I have been grateful for that approach many times throughout the QDDR.
  We've come a long way since that first meeting in which I described this as a "capabilities review" and organizational
  change exercise — all met with some frustration or blank stares. I think we've ended this phase on a great note. The
  amount of positive feedback we've received and the eagerness to start implementation are great signs heading into
  implementation.
  You are clearly one of the hardest working people in this building and have done so much to define and implement the
  Secretary's vision on so many things. So thanks for everything you've done on the QDDR and for everything else you do.
  As discussed today, I'm not far away if you need anything.
  Karen
  Karen .1. Hanrahan
  QDDR Chief Operating Officer
  Office of Deputy Secretary Jacob J. Lew
  US Department of State
  2201 C Street NW
  Washington, DC 20520
  Hanrahan1CJ@State.gov
  Office 202 647-9746
  Cell
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772047 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772049
MetadataSubject: RE:
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Lauren Jiloty
MetadataDateSent: 2010-09-21T04:00:00+00:00
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  Lauren Jiloty
  Tuesday, September 21, 2010 3:47 PM
  RE:
  yes. I will let you know.

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  Lauren Jiloty
  Tuesday, September 21, 2010 3:47 PM
  RE:
  yes. I will let you know.
  From: HDR22(aclintonemail.com
  To: Laurenjiloty
  Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2010 06:49:13 -0400
  Subject: Fw: Fwd:
  Pie check on status of this issue. T had you print for me and then asked that someone
  follow up. Thx.
  Original Message
  From: Brian Greensoun
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Sep 09 03:00:17 2010
  Subject: Fwd:
  Hi Hillary,
  Once again I am imposing on our friendship to get to you a matter that is important to
  Bruce Ramer and, therefore , important to me. I am enclosing his note to
  me Just so you can read how he really talks! I know his relationship with his friend
  and can attest to the personal nature of his appeal. Thank you for whatever
  attention you give to this which, by my understanding, seems to be a simple matter of
  justice. Alas, nothing is simple. All the best, Brian
  Begin forwarded message:
  From: "Bruce M. Ramer"
  To: "Brian Greensoun"
  Brian, I so aooreciate your willingness to get my letter (attached, with
  attachments) into Hilary's hands.
  This is ourely an act of love for my friend As I say in the
  letter to her, I am N OT acting as an attorney (or for any organization—see end of my
  letter), but only for a friend who is getting screwed. (not the terminology of the
  letter).
  You are more than welcome to read all of the enclosures. Naturally.
  The attachments to this email e? -)'' be: Ramer letter to Secretary Clinton, with
  an attachment of the letter from tax lawyer (and three official attachments
  thereto--a letter from the IRS to •ce –r,
  rent.ine Embassy, a revenue 1-111 ng end a
  certification issued this 'ear by th.F, State Department.
  My letter contains a brief summary of the situation and argument.
  This is, as I said, very meaningful to me. Thank you for helping in an
  -incispensibie way.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772049 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772049 Date: 08/31/2015
  Love to the Greenspun clan. Bruce
  --Forwarded Message Attachment--
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772049 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772051
MetadataSubject: (AP) EGYPTIANS RIOT BURN CARS CLAIMING VOTE FRAUD
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MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: (AP) Egyptians riot, burn cars, claiming vote fraud
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ExtractedDateSent: Monday, November 29, 2010 9:21 PM
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, November 29, 2010 9:21 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Egyptians riot, burn cars, claiming vote fraud
  From: Simmons, Krista M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-0_0S; SES-O_SWO-Only
  Sent: Mon Nov 29 16:09:26 2010
  Subject: (AP) Egyptians riot, burn cars, claiming vote fraud
  ALEXANDRIA (AP) - Protesters set fire to cars, tires and two polling stations, clashing with police firing tear gas in riots
  that erupted around Egypt on November 29 over allegations the ruling party carried out widespread fraud to sweep
  parliamentary elections.
  The country's most powerful opposition movement, the Islamic fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood, acknowledged
  that its lawmakers may be all but completely swept out of parliament by what it and other called rampant rigging.
  That's a significant blow to the group, which held 88 seats, a fifth, of the outgoing parliament, and it is widely believed
  that it was the government goal to drive out its only real rival's lawmakers. The election showed the Brotherhood's
  limited options after repeated crackdowns in past years, including the arrest of some 1,400 of its activists in the weeks
  ahead of the vote.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772051 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772056
MetadataSubject: CARE POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS TO MEET THE MDGS
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
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ExtractedSubject: FW: CARE Policy Recommendations to Meet the MDGs
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772056 Date: 08/31/2015
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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD©state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, September 7, 2010 11:11 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: CARE Policy Recommendations to Meet the MDGs
  FYI
  From: Gayle, Helene [mailto:
  Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 3:04 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: CARE Policy Recommendations to Meet the MDGs
  Dear Ms. Mills:
  CARE is pleased that the international community will come together at the Millennium Development Goals (MDG)
  Summit from Sept. 20-22, 2010, in New York, to recommit to and accelerate progress toward the achievement of the
  MDGs by 2015. We also welcome the United States' Strategy for Meeting the Millennium Development Goals, "Celebrate,
  Innovate and Sustain: Toward 2015 and Beyond." While we have made progress on some goals, we still have much to do
  if we are going to meet these global commitments by 2015.
  Attached or linked below are CARE's recommendations for meeting the Millennium Development Goals and for
  strengthening the US' MDG strategy. Our recommendations include approaches and strategies proven to deliver results
  specifically on MDGs 1, 3, 5 and 7. CARE's reflections on the MDGs are drawn from more than 60 years of experience
  working with the poorest communities in more than 70 countries around the world. Women are at the heart of CARE's
  efforts because experience shows that a woman's achievements yield dramatic benefits for her entire family and the larger
  community. Promoting gender equality and women's empowerment is central to poverty reduction and the achievement
  of all MDGs.
  The MDG Summit provides a critical opportunity to take bold and decisive action. CARE believes that the following guiding
  principles must be reflected in the outcome of the MDG Summit, in the US' MDG strategy, as well as in the US' and the
  international community's implementation efforts:
  • An emphasis on meeting the needs of people in extreme poverty and the most vulnerable populations;
  • Promotion of gender equality, gender responsiveness, and the empowerment of women;
  • Adherence to broad-based country ownership, including broad stakeholder engagement with local communities,
  women's groups, and other vulnerable populations, in a whole-of-society approach to development;
  • Recognition of the linkages among the eight MDGs; and
  • A commitment to transparency, mutual accountability, and mechanisms to track results.
  Any recommitment to the MDGs must be coupled with commitments to mobilize the necessary resources that will reach
  the people who need them most. In the context of the US' development strategy, CARE also believes that USAID must be
  empowered as the premier US development agency to lead these efforts, and we call on the Administration and Congress
  to work together to reform and modernize US foreign assistance policies, efforts and strategies.
  CARE urges bold efforts to recommit to the MDGs and ensure progress toward their achievement. The MDG Summit can
  be the turning point in collective efforts to achieve the MDGs by 2015. It is critical that the global community unite around
  a shared action-oriented strategy for meeting — and exceeding — these goals and begin to lay the groundwork for post-
  2015.
  CARE stands ready to support your efforts and looks forward to continuing valuable collaboration with the US government
  and other leaders to tackle poverty worldwide. Please do not hesitate to call on us.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772056 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772056 Date: 08/31/2015
  Sincerely,
  Helene D. Gayle, MD, MPH
  President & CEO, CARE USA
  Email
  Phone: (404) 979-9100
  Fax: (404) 589-2604
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772056 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772059
MetadataSubject: DREAM ACT
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Verma, Richard R
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ExtractedBodyText: Cloture vote failed. 55 to 41. On to don't ask don't tell.
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  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 11:35 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Dream Act
  Cloture vote failed. 55 to 41. On to don't ask don't tell.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772059 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772060
MetadataSubject: SUGGESTED EDIT TO CFR
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MetadataFrom: lmuscatine
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ExtractedSubject: suggested edit to CFR
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ExtractedBodyText:
  I have suggested to Dan the following edit to the
  grafs on page 2 (not sure why the fonts are showing
  up different here, but you'll get the idea....I can
  improve the language but wanted to give you a sense
  of what I think is still missing in his latest draft).
  B5

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  From: Lissa Muscatine < > Bi6
  Sent: Tuesday, September 7, 2010 11:43 PM
  To: H
  Subject: suggested edit to CFR
  I have suggested to Dan the following edit to the
  grafs on page 2 (not sure why the fonts are showing
  up different here, but you'll get the idea....I can
  improve the language but wanted to give you a sense
  of what I think is still missing in his latest draft).
  B5
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DocNumber: C05772061
MetadataSubject: (AP) WIKILEAKS: ISRAEL'S NETANYAHU SUPPORTS LAND SWAPS
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MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: (AP) WikiLeaks: Israel's Netanyahu supports land swaps
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 6:11 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) WikiLeaks: Israel's Netanyahu supports land swaps
  From: Casteel, Ezra A
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-I; SES-0_05
  Sent: Tue Nov 30 05:01:17 2010
  Subject: (AP) WildLeaks: Israel's Netanyahu supports land swaps
  JERUSALEM (AP) - A confidential diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks shows Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
  Netanyahu supporting the notion of land swaps with the Palestinians. The Feb. 26, 2009 cable, dated two weeks after
  Netanyahu was elected, is the first indication of the Israeli leader's position on that concept. The cable says, "Netanyahu
  expressed support for the concept of land swaps, and emphasized that he did not want to govern the West Bank and
  Gaza but rather to stop attacks from being launched from there."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772061 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: UNDELIVERABLE: SPEECH
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  Sent: Friday, November 5, 2010 12:09 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: 11/5 0845 Meeting Readout
  From: Mull, Stephen D
  Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 9:58 AM
  To: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Macmanus, Joseph E; Moy, Kin W
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: 11/5 0845 Meeting Readout
  Congress
  Secretary's public comments in NZ and all Congressional calls have contributed to excellent momentum on
  New START that Rich will continue to promote.
  India
  Indians have expressed reluctance to announce C17 purchase; Roemer still working it. Menon said he's
  optimistic civ-nuke issues will be agreed tomorrow. Mixed press coverage of President's upcoming trip,
  including controversy over cost.
  Haiti
  Heavy rains hitting western region, but bulk of Hurricane Tomas appears to be just missing
  landfall. Humanitarian relief operations are primed and on standby.
  Indonesia
  Harshest eruption yet from Mt. Merapi killed 58. 80,000 now displaced.
  Philippines
  Police arrested suspected terrorists with 1200 lbs of ammonium nitrate, in midst of reports of an imminent
  terrorist attack.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772064 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Ebeling, Betsy
  Tuesday, November 30, 2010 9:17 AM
  RE:
  And in the midst of all this drama, I love that you invoke Diane. It brings a smile to my face and sweet thoughts to mind.
  W.IC is in town today. I am going to go say hi.
  Don't let the turkeys get you down. B
  ----

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  Subject:
  Ebeling, Betsy
  Tuesday, November 30, 2010 9:17 AM
  RE:
  And in the midst of all this drama, I love that you invoke Diane. It brings a smile to my face and sweet thoughts to mind.
  W.IC is in town today. I am going to go say hi.
  Don't let the turkeys get you down. B
  ----Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, November 29, 2010 9:22 PM
  To: Ebeling, Betsy
  Subject: Re:
  B6
  Arid, despite the craziness of our wacky wiki (leaking)world--blessings to you (albeit belated) dear One (as Diane Blair
  used to say).
  Original Message
  From: Ebeling, Betsy
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Nov 24 16:42:20 2010
  Subject:
  Happy turkey day, Dear, Dear Gert. Love you and your sweet clan, Nancy
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772065 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Friday, November 5, 2010 1:53 PM
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  Subject: Fw: 11/5 0845 Meeting Readout
  From: Mull, Stephen D
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  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Nov 05 09:58:13 2010
  Subject: 11/5 0845 Meeting Readout
  Congress
  Secretary's public comments in NZ and all Congressional calls have contributed to excellent momentum on
  New START that Rich will continue to promote.
  India
  Indians have expressed reluctance to announce C17 purchase; Roemer still working it. Menon said he's
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  including controversy over cost.
  Haiti
  Heavy rains hitting western region, but bulk of Hurricane Tomas appears to be just missing
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  Indonesia
  Harshest eruption yet from Mt. Merapi killed 58. 80,000 now displaced.
  Philippines
  Police arrested suspected terrorists with 1200 lbs of ammonium nitrate, in midst of reports of an imminent
  terrorist attack.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772066 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: DID YOU CALL BOB BARNETT?
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ExtractedBodyText: Traded w/ him - will get this am
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  Sent: Wednesday, September 8, 2010 6:20 AM
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  Traded w/ him - will get this am
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D;
  Sent: Tue Sep 07 21:11:26 2010
  Subject: Did you call Bob Barnett?
  <cheryl.mills
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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Tuesday, September 21, 2010 4:55 PM
  Blair note
  NOTE
  12 September 2010
  PLAN A: Renew moratorium + game-changer for Israel
  PLAN B: Less than full renewal + major CBMs for Palestinians

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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Tuesday, September 21, 2010 4:55 PM
  Blair note
  NOTE
  12 September 2010
  PLAN A: Renew moratorium + game-changer for Israel
  PLAN B: Less than full renewal + major CBMs for Palestinians
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772068 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772071
MetadataSubject: DREAM ACT
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  They got cloture on DADT. 63 to 33.
  At the close of the 30 hours (or when they yield back) we are back on START. We were able to convince Reid this
  morning not to file cloture on the treaty, which would have played in to Kyl's hands. So we are likely to have one full
  more day of debate and some votes on amendments, then file cloture setting up a cloture vote early next week. Mccain
  and Graham are still in a grumpy place - Graham is worse than McCain and we may have lost him. But McCain is still
  very much in the game.

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  IN FULL
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov?
  Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 11:56 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Dream Act
  They got cloture on DADT. 63 to 33.
  At the close of the 30 hours (or when they yield back) we are back on START. We were able to convince Reid this
  morning not to file cloture on the treaty, which would have played in to Kyl's hands. So we are likely to have one full
  more day of debate and some votes on amendments, then file cloture setting up a cloture vote early next week. Mccain
  and Graham are still in a grumpy place - Graham is worse than McCain and we may have lost him. But McCain is still
  very much in the game.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 11:41 AM
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Subject: Re: Dream Act
  Do they have the votes for DADT?
  And what's next for START?
  Original Message
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 18 11:35:13 2010
  Subject: Dream Act
  Cloture vote failed. 55 to 41. On to don't ask don't tell.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772071 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Without the benefit of seeing the clips yet, I think last night worked well. Pitch perfect, positive in that you wrapped
  yourself in the wonderful event.
  I actually think there was more interest in whether the Imam was there - as evidence of how much voltage the Mosque
  issue still carries. Geoff Earle of the NY Post was there for that reason alone. It's early but my read of the NY Post seems
  that their cover is dedicated to KSM losing 40 lbs.

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  Sent: Wednesday, September 8, 2010 6:27 AM
  To:
  Cc: Jake Sullivan
  Subject: A
  Without the benefit of seeing the clips yet, I think last night worked well. Pitch perfect, positive in that you wrapped
  yourself in the wonderful event.
  I actually think there was more interest in whether the Imam was there - as evidence of how much voltage the Mosque
  issue still carries. Geoff Earle of the NY Post was there for that reason alone. It's early but my read of the NY Post seems
  that their cover is dedicated to KSM losing 40 lbs.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772073 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772073 Date: 08/31/2015
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Jake Sullivan
  To: PIR
  Subject: Q+A
  Sent: Sep 8, 2010 6:00 AM
  How do you think my remarks went last night? What's your suggestion for my response to any and all questions about
  all issues this am?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772073 Date: 08/31/2015



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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 10:42 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: The Right to Secrecy
  FYI
  From: Toiv, Nora F
  Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 10:40 AM
  To: Reines, Philippe I; Klevorick, Caitlin B; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: The Right to Secrecy
  The New Yorker
  INTERESTING TIMES
  Semi-regular thoughts on foreign affairs, politics, and books, from George Packer.
  November 29, 2010
  The Right to Secrecy
  Posted by George Packer
  What do we learn from the latest WikiLeaks dump, at least according to the Times's privileged and heavily
  edited account? That the Gulf Arabs are just as nervous about Iran's nuclear program as Israel is, and they want
  the U.S. to stop it. That Saudi King Abdullah doesn't think much of Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki. That Yemeni
  President Saleh is happy to claim American airstrikes against Al Qaeda targets as his country's own, and that he
  doesn't mind whiskey being smuggled into Yemen as long as it's the good stuff. That the Chinese government
  probably hacked into Google. That Qaddafi never goes anywhere without his Ukrainian "senior nurse."
  On the whole, the trove makes American diplomacy look pretty good. Obama's Iran strategy of engagement-
  leading-to-isolation is shown to have succeeded. Bush—contrary to the impression left on every page of his
  new memoir—had enough self-awareness about the disaster in Iraq to put the brakes on military action against
  Iran. And American diplomats are capable of writing blunt, vivid, even amusing assessments of world leaders.
  Berlusconi is feckless, Sarkozy thin-skinned, Mugabe a megalomaniac: the accounts seem spot-on. The faceless
  corps of tight-lipped American embassy officials turn out to be an alert and discerning bunch.
  Future diplomatic correspondence is going to be a lot more circumspect. The WikiLeaks dump contains (so far)
  a number of minor embarrassments, a few surprises, a lot of confirmations of what we already pretty much
  knew, and no scandals. It will make the work of American diplomacy harder for a long time to come.
  Classification abuse will increase—more cables will be labelled "Top Secret" that should have been labelled
  "Secret" or "Confidential." Exchanges between American officials and their foreign counterparts will grow less
  candid and more opaque. The same with cable traffic between U.S. embassies and Washington. There is an
  undeniable public interest in knowing, for example, that U.S. intelligence believes the Iranians are buying
  advanced missiles from North Korea, and that Gulf Arab rulers have been privately urging American military
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  action against Iran. The question is, does that interest outweigh the right of U.S. officials to carry out their work
  with a degree of confidentiality?
  Yes—the right. Lawyers, judges, doctors, shrinks, accountants, investigators, and—not least—journalists could
  not do the most basic tasks without a veil of secrecy. Why shouldn't the same be true of those professionals
  who happen to be government officials? If WikiLeaks and its super-secretive, thin-skinned, megalomaniacal
  leader, Julian Assange (is he also accompanied everywhere by a Ukrainian senior nurse?), were uncovering
  crimes, or scandals, or systemic abuses, there would be no question about the overwhelming public interest in
  these latest revelations. But the WikiLeaks dump contains no My Lais, no black sites, no Abu Ghraibs. The
  documents simply show State Department officials going about their work over a period of several years. Will
  we get another update in six months? Will it be worth the damage? Should no government secret remain secret?
  Is diplomacy possible when official views have all the privacy of social networking? Assange's stated ambition
  is to embarrass the U.S. This means that his goals and those of most journalists are not the same. WikiLeaks
  doesn't trouble itself with these questions. The rest of us, journalists included, should.
  Read more http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/georgepacker/2010/11/the-right-to-secrecy.htmltfixzzl6mSX2xpb
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  Yes. Today if u can. And actually I just got a note from McCain's senior person asking you to call McCain now, as he as at
  risk of walking too. Will forward that email to you now.

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  Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 12:04 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Dream Act
  Yes. Today if u can. And actually I just got a note from McCain's senior person asking you to call McCain now, as he as at
  risk of walking too. Will forward that email to you now.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 12:01 PM
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Subject: Re: Dream Act
  Should I call Graham this weekend?
  Original Message
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 18 11:55:53 2010
  Subject: Re: Dream Act
  They got cloture on DADT. 63 to 33.
  At the close of the 30 hours (or when they yield back) we are back on START. We were able to convince Reid this
  morning not to file cloture on the treaty, which would have played in to Kyl's hands. So we are likely to have one full
  more day of debate and some votes on amendments, then file cloture setting up a cloture vote early next week. Mccain
  and Graham are still in a grumpy place - Graham is worse than McCain and we may have lost him. But McCain is still
  very much in the game.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 11:41 AM
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Subject: Re: Dream Act
  Do they have the votes for DADT?
  And what's next for START?
  Original Message
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 18 11:35:13 2010
  Subject: Dream Act
  Cloture vote failed. 55 to 41. On to don't ask don't tell.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772075 Date: 08/31/2015



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  The FP Top 100 Global Thinkers
  Foreign Policy presents a unique portrait of 2010's global marketplace of ideas and the thinkers who make
  them.
  DECEMBER 2010
  13. Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton
  for proving that you don't need to be president to act presidential.
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  FORMER PRESIDENT I NEW YORK
  SECRETARY OF STATE I WASHINGTON
  Speaking to the Council on Foreign Relations in September, Hillary Rodham Clinton sounded a confident note:
  "After years of war and uncertainty, people are wondering what the future holds, at home and abroad. So let me say
  it clearly: The United States can, must, and will lead in this new century."
  Ironically, two of the people most crucial to the new global century are the Clintons themselves: the ex-president and
  the ex-would-be-president, the power couple now defined by their position just outside the highest reaches of power.
  Except that, these days, both Clintons are more influential, and more beloved, than ever. Bill's Clinton Global
  Initiative is starting to feel like a sexier, more effective competitor not just to Davos but to the United Nations itself,
  bringing world leaders together to commit their resources to fighting poverty with market-based, technocratic
  solutions. As of this summer, his foundation had contributed $23 million and countless man-hours to the effort to
  rebuild Haiti. Polls have shown he's a better advocate for Democratic candidates than the actual president, and he
  spent most of the fall stumping for woebegone Dems from Orlando to Seattle.
  Meanwhile, Hillary showed up in one recent poll as the most popular political figure in the United States, an
  accolade she has earned through a no-drama approach to an array of thankless tasks: brushing off Vladimir Putin's
  temper tantrum to reach agreement on nuclear disarmament and Iran sanctions, promoting women's rights over the
  objections of entrenched traditionalists, and launching an innovative effort to bring clean cookstoves to the world's
  poorest. But what she has mainly stood for is American competence, with her Quadrennial Diplomacy and
  Development Review a major, if unglamorous step toward making U.S. statesmanship a more agile beast. If this is
  what Clinton nostalgia looks like, bring it on.
  MARIO TAMA/Getty Images
  Caitlin Klevorick
  Office of the Counselor
  Department of State
  KlevorickCB@state.gov
  202 647 6115
  (blackberry)
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  Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is greeted upon arrival by Malaysian Foreign Minister Dato' Sri Anifah bin Haji
  Ahmad. U.S. Government photo in the public domain.
  By Derek Pham, Research Intern, CSIS Southeast Asia Program
  In 1998, President Bill Clinton declined to attend the APEC meeting hosted by Malaysia and had Vice President
  Al Gore take his place. It was hoped the meeting would provide a welcome opportunity for the administration to
  elevate ties with Malaysia, but the outcome resulted in embarrassment. Vice President Gore famously gutted the
  relationship in a dinner speech so awkward that he walked straight out of the room immediately after delivering it.
  Twelve years later, America's leading diplomat returned to Malaysia determined to not make the same mistake.
  The sense of magic that accompanied Hillary Clinton's trip to Malaysia combined with Prime Minister Najib's
  national vision provided for ideal diplomatic synergy. This helped Clinton achieve a feat which had eluded her
  husband: transforming US Malaysia ties from a relationship to a partnership. Read more of this post
  CSIS Southeast Asia is the developing premier high-level forum for US policy in Southeast Asia. Join the
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  Fyi
  From: Hormats, Robert D
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Sent: Fri Nov 05 11:48:25 2010
  Subject: State Debt Problems Mount
  Hi Jake,
  This does not have a direct foreign policy bearing, but I think S would be interested — because it is an enormous and
  growing problem. These stats come from a NYT Op-Ed piece:
  • Over 20% of California's debt issuance during 2009 and over 30% of its debt issuance in 2010 to date has been
  subsidized by the federal government in a program known as Build America Bonds. Under the program, the U.S.
  Treasury covers 35% of the interest paid by the bonds. Arguably, without this program the interest cost of bonds
  for some states would have reached prohibitive levels.
  • "California is not alone: Over 30% of Illinois's debt and over 40% of Nevada's debt issued since 2009 has also
  been subsidized with these bonds. These states might have already reached some type of tipping point had the
  federal program not been in place."
  • "Today, more than 28% of state funding comes from federal government transfers, the highest contribution on
  record. These transfers have made states dependent on federal assistance. New York, for example, spent in
  excess of 250% of its tax receipts over the last decade. The largest 15 states by GDP spent on average over 220%
  of their tax receipts. Clearly, states have been spending at unsustainable levels without facing immediate
  consequences due to federal transfer payments and other temporary factors."
  Bob
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  From: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Sat Dec 18 12:46:44 2010'
  Subject: Venezuelans reject Palmer
  FYI.
  From: DeLaurentis, Jeffrey A
  To: Verma, Richard R; Rodriguez, Miguel E; Bulgrin, Julie K
  Cc: Valenzuela, Arturo A; Jacobson, Roberta S; Whitaker, Kevin M
  Sent: Sat Dec 18 12:44:59 2010
  Subject: Venezuelans reject Palmer --Fw: para su informacion comunicado emitido por caracas sobre nombramiento de
  palmer
  Wanted to make sure you were aware that the VZ Foreign Ministry has issued communique today rejecting Larry Palmer
  (despite informal messages through intermediaries up until this week that they were considering otherwise) and 1
  3.1's
  comments on a decree law earlier this week. The communique below says that we will be informed officially soonest.
  We are meeting with A/S Valenzuela in about 45 minutes at the Dept to discuss next steps.
  Jeff DeLaurentis
  WHA/DAS
  From: Bernardo Alvarez [mailto:
  Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 09:45 AM
  To: DeLaurentis, Jeffrey A
  Subject: para su informacion comunicado emitido por caracas sobre nombramiento de palmer
  Ministerio del Poder Popular para Relaciones Exteriores
  Comunicado
  El gobierno de la Republica Bolivariana de Venezuela rechaza las mas
  recientes declaraciones de voceros del Departamento de Estado de los
  Estados Unidos sobre Venezuela, constatando que ratifican la linea historica
  de intervencionismo y agresion contra el pueblo venezolano, sus
  instituciones y su democracia.
  En coherencia con esta politica de agresi6n, el gobierno venezolano ha
  tenido conocimiento de informaciones de prensa que refieren que el Senado
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  de los Estados Unidos se encuentra a un paso de confirmar la nominaciOn
  de Larry Palmer como Embajador designado de ese pals en Caracas, a pesar
  de que las inaceptables actuaciones de Palmer hayan provocado la
  revocatoria del beneplacito de estilo que el gobierno bolivariano le habia
  otorgado de buena fe.
  Es bien conocido corn° Palmer quebranto las reglas basicas de respeto al
  pals que lo iba a recibir, agrediendo groseramente a las instituciones
  fundamentales de la Venezuela bolivariana y haciendose indigno de las
  funciones que se destinaba a desemperiar.
  En repetidas oportunidades, el gobierno venezolano ha hecho del
  conocimiento del gobierno de los Estados Unidos que, ante la gravedad de
  las actuaciones de Palmer, nos encontramos en la imposibilidad de recibirlo
  en el territorio nacional. No obstante, esta decision irrevocable sera ratificada
  formalmente por la via diplomatica en el mas breve lapso.
  El gobierno de la Republica Bolivariana de Venezuela considera que la
  insistencia de las autoridades estadounidenses en impulsar el proceso de
  ratificacion de Palmer como Embajador designado en Caracas, y su negativa
  a buscar una verdadera soluciOn a este problema generado en Washington,
  constituyen una nueva provocacion y una manifestacion de la hipocresia de
  la elite que gobierna ese pals, en particular en su relacion con los pueblos
  latinoamericanos y cariberios.
  Caracas, 18 de diciembre de 2010
  From: "DeLaurent's, Jeffrey A" <DelaurentisJA@state.gov>
  To: embajador@venezuela-us.org
  Cc: arivero
  Sent: Wed, December 15, 2010 5:05:36 PM
  Subject: Statement
  Link to Twitter: http://twittercom/whaasstsecty
  Link to
  Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/profile. php?id=100001292641014V/State.Western HemisphereAffairs
  TWITTER
  As noted on my Facebook page today, we are pleased that the #SFRC reported out Larry Palmer as
  Ambassador to #Venezuela
  FACEBOOK
  We are pleased that Ambassador-designate to the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela Larry Palmer's nomination
  was reported out favorably by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at its business committee meeting
  yesterday.
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  If confirmed, Amb. Palmer will dedicate himself to establishing strong and mutually respectful relations with
  Venezuela and advance our interests in a frank, constructive dialogue between sovereign nations. As the
  President recently said to the DipCorps, he is committed to "diplomacy — to building partnerships of mutual
  interest and mutual respect – (as a) fundamental cornerstone of our foreign policy."al interest and mutual respect
  —(as a) fundamental cornerstone of our foreign policy."
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED
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  Fyi
  From: Honnats, Robert D
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Fri Nov OS 16:03:29 2010
  Subject: G-20 Communiqué Preview for S
  Jake —
  Here is an update for the Secretary on the status of the non-finance components of the G-20 Seoul Summit
  declaration. Sherpa, Finance Deputy, and Working Group discussions are ongoing on the financial issues (and
  the text is very close hold) — so we don't have much on that. The following represents what is likely to be close
  to the final outcome on the other issues.
  • Fossil Fuel Subsidies: The text will reaffirm the Pittsburgh Summit commitment to phase out over the
  medium term inefficient fossil fuel subsidies. It will also take up the issue of fuel price volatility; this
  portion will focus on improving the quality of fuel data (inventories, storage capacity, refining, etc.) and
  greater dialogue between fuel producers and consumers.
  • Climate Change: The G-20 will rededicate their efforts to discuss climate change issues under the
  UNFCCC process with the aim of reaching a global and comprehensive framework post 2012. The text
  will also focus on the upcoming COP16 conference in Mexico.
  • Trade: The G-20 will continue to collectively push for the conclusion of the Doha Round, calling for
  intensified engagement in 2011.
  • Development: The Communiqué will contain a multi-year development action plan that focuses on nine
  pillars: infrastructure, human resource development, trade, private investment and job creation, food
  security, financial inclusion, fiscal integrity and domestic resource mobilization, and "growth with
  resilience."
  • Anti-Corruption: The G-20 will endorse an Anti-Corruption Action Plan to spur action under the UN
  Convention Against Corruption; address transnational bribery; deny corrupt persons access to the global
  financial system; and further engage the private sector.
  I will be happy to provide more details on any one of these items if the Secretary would like — and will report
  on the discussions and final outcome.
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  I am headed to China tomorrow to discuss several issues including rare earth metals, intellectual property
  protection, internet freedom and indigenous innovation. Then to the APEC foreign ministers meeting with Jim
  — followed by the G-20 Summit and the APEC Summit.
  Regards,
  Bob
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  PVerveer
  Saturday, December 18, 2010 1:22 PM
  child marriage defeat
  The defeat of the Child Marriage bill, I fear, is a harbinger of what's to come. After passing the Senate unanimously, there
  was every expectation that it would fly through the House on suspension. How this too became an abortion issue is truly
  distressing. We have our work more than cut out for us.
  On another note, i ran into Ray and Shaista the other night. They were recently in Pakistan and stayed with Zardari the
  whole time. It might make sense for someone to brief Ray. Zardari considers him his informal ambassador to the US.
  z..L ;; ;•=r-i e forc,; e
  Posted: i7 Dec 2010 03:08 PM PS'
  Incoming House Foreign Affairs chairwoman ileana Ros-Lehtinen. (R-FL) defeated a bill Thursday evening that
  would have committed the United States to combating forced child marriages abroad, by invoking concerns about
  the legislation's cost and that funds could be uses to finance abortions. The episode highlights the tough road that
  the °barna administration will face in advancing its women's rights and foreign aid agenda during the next
  Congressional session.
  Non-governmental organizations, women's rights advocates, and. lawmakers from both parties spent years
  developing and lobbying for the "International Protecting Girls by Preventing Child Marriage Act of 2010," which
  the House failed to pass in a vote Thursday. The bill failed even though 241 Congressmen voted, for it and only 166
  voted against, because House Speaker Nancy Petosi (D-CA) brought it up under "suspension of the rules." This
  procedure has the advantage of not allowing any amendments or changes to the bill, but carries the disadvantage of
  requiring two-thirds of the. votes for passage.
  ; Even still, supporters in both parties fully expected the bill to garner the 290 votes needed -- right up until the bill.
  failed. After all, it passed the Senate unanimously Dee. i with the co-sponsorship of several Republicans. including
  Appropriations Committee ranking Republican Thad Cochran (R-MS), Foreign Relations Committee member
  Roger ‘Vick-er (P.-MS), and human rights advocate Sam Brownback (R-KS).
  if passed, the bill would have authorized the president to provide assistance "to prevent the incidence of child
  marriage in developing countries through the promotion of educational, health, economic, social, and legal
  empowerment of girls and women." It would have also mandated that the administration develop a multi-year
  strategy on the issue and that the State Department include the incidence of forced child marriage during its annual
  evaluation of countries' human rights practices.
  So what happened? Ros-Lehtinen first argued that the bill was simply unaffordable. In a Dec. i6"
  she objected to the Post of the bill, which would be Si.08 million over five years, and criticized it for not
  providing an accounting of how much the U.S. was already spending on this (Alba The '
  said the bill would authorize $1o8 million, but would only require $67 million in outlays from fiscal years 2011 to
  2015.
  Ros-Lehtinen introduced her own version of the bill, which she said would only cost $1 million. But in a fact sheet
  gDF.), organizations supporting the original legislation said that Ros-Lehtinen's bill removed the implementation
  procedures that gave the legislation teeth. "Without such activities, the bill becomes merely a strategy with no actual
  implementation. And without implementation of a strategy, the bill will have an extraordinarily limited impact,"
  they wrote.
  Regardless, the supporters still thought the bill would pass because House Republican leadership had not come out
  against it. But about one hour before the vote, every Republican House office received a message on the bill
  from GOP leadership, known as a Whip Alert, saying that leadership Nyould vote "no" on the bill and encouraging all
  Republicans do the same. The last line on the alert particularly shocked the supporters.
  "There are also concerns that funding will be directed to NGOs that promote and perform abortion and efforts to
  combat child marriage could be usurped as a way to overturn pro-life laws," the alert read.
  The bill doesn't contain any funding for abortion activities and federal funding for abortion activities is already
  ; prohibited by what's known as the almenè" which has been boiler plate language in appropriations
  bills since 1973.
  Invoking the abortion issue sent the bill's supporters reeling. They believed that it was little more than a stunt,
  considering that Republican pro-life senators had carefully reviewed the legislation and concluded it would not have
  an impact on the abortion issue.
  Rep. Stephen LaTourrette (R-OH) - the Republican leadership for invoking the abortion issue to defeat
  the forced child marriage act in a floor speech .Friday morning.
  "Yesterday I was on the floor and I was a co-sponsor with [on] a piece of legislation with [Rep. Betty McCollum
  (D-MN)] that would have moved money, no new money, would have moved money so that societies that are
  coercing young girls into marriage... we could make sure that they stay in school so they're not forced into marriage
  at the age of 12 and 13," LaTourette said. "Ail of a sudden there was a fiscal argument. When that didn't work people
  had to add an abortion element to it. This is a partisan place. I'm a Republican. I'm glad we beat their butt in the
  election, but there comes a time when, enough is enough."
  But it was too late for LaTourette and other Republicans who had fought hard for the bill, including Aaron Schoch,
  (R-11). The bill is even less likely to pass next year, when the GOP will control the House and Ros-Lehtinen will
  control the Foreign Affairs committee.
  The main author of the bill was Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), who was incensed when the bill failed
  in the House.
  -The action on the House floor stopping the Child 'Marriage bill tonight will endanger the lives of millions of women.
  and girls around the world," Durbin said in a Thursday statement. "These.voung girls, enslaved in marriage, will be
  brutalized and many will die when their young bodies are torn apart while giving birth. Those who voted to continue
  this barbaric practice brought shame to Capitol Hill."
  For the NGO and women's advocacy community, the implications of this defeat extend much further than just this
  bill. They also saw Republicans invoke the abortion issue when objecting to the International Violence Against
  Women Act and expect the new Congress to push for reinstatement of the "Mexico City Policy," which would
  prevent federal funding for any organizations that even discuss abortion.
  "Any time a health bill that has to do with women and girls comes to the House floor, we're going to see a debate
  like the one we just saw," said one advocacy leader who supported the bill. "It's hard to imagine how any
  development bills are going to pass in this environment."
  The protection of women and girls is a major focus of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who promised to elevate
  the issue Thursday when rolling out the State Department's Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review. She
  has said that forced child marriage is "a clear and unacceptable violation of human rights", and that "the
  Department of State categorically denounces all cases of child marriage as child abuse".
  State's Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues Melanne Verveer has worked hard on the issue behind
  the scenes. But at the eleventh hour, when the going got tough, the bill's supporters said that the administration was
  nowhere to be found. In October, the White House decided to waive all penalties under the Child Soldiers
  Prevention Act, another Durbin led bill that the NCO community supports.
  United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) estimates that 6o million girls in developing countries now between the
  ages of 20 and 24 were married before they reached 18. The Population Council,
  reproductive and child health, estimates that the number will increase by too million over the next decade if current
  trends continue.
  !
  One of the two biggest problems identified in the Afghanistan-Pakistan Strategy Review released Thursday (?• :) is
  the Pakistani militasy's failure to crack down on some of the terrorist groups using Pakistan's tribal areas as a safe
  - haven from which to launch attacks across the border into Afghanistan.
  Pakistan • a major offensive, involving approximately go,000 troops, against extremists in South
  Waziristan in October 2009, and its military has also undertaken efforts to stamp out militants in other border
  areas. However, the military has yet to launch offensive military operations in North Waziristan, where insurgent
  groups wreaking havoc in Afghanistan reside.
  Pakistan's envoy in Washington, Ambassador Husain Haggai* reacted to the report by saying that Pakistan will
  engage isla.mist groups in North Waziristan, including the •Hartgani network (no relation), but only when there is
  sufficient support in all areas of Pakistan's government for the effort, and not until they are confident that the
  mission can be completed effectively.
  "Pakistan has made it very clear that we are fighting terrorists because they are a threat to our own existence as a
  modern democratic nation. We will fight all groups in all parts of our country," Haqqani said in an exclusive
  interview with The Cable. "But we will follow timelines that suit our own capabilities and can lead to success."
  Haqqani said that the Pakistani army, which has taken the fight to six out of the seven regions inside Pakistan in
  which domestic militant groups operate and suffered thousands of casualties in the process, is simply not in a
  position to expand its war on the extremists now.
  "Right now, it's only a question of operational capability and readiness. Our armed forces have been engaged in
  dealing with flood relief work," he said. "We have to see what resources we will allocate in which part of the country,
  and those rather than any political factors are responsible for any waiting period."
  He also noted that "there is a fragile consensus in Pakistan in favor of military action against regional elements,"
  and that Pakistan's government has no choice but to make the decision to attack North Waziristan groups on a
  timeline that prioritized Pakistani considerations over American ones.
  "Sometimes it's easy for our allies to tell us what to do and for us to tell our allies what to do. But everyone makes
  decisions based on their own perceptions and analysis of on ground realities," Haqqani said.
  In several discussions with other Pakistani officials, an even more complicated picture of the Pakistani position on
  attacking groups in North Waziristan emerges. The Pakistanis largely believe that the U.S. government is being
  unrealistic in terms of the timelines it wants for cracking down on terrorist safe havens along the Afghanistan-
  Pakistan border, which have existed for decades.
  , "There will always be a gap between our two countries because the Americans want things done quickly and done
  their way," another Pakistani government official said.
  ; A third senior Pakistani official said that many Pakistanis feel that the ()barna administration is placing too much of
  the blame on Pakistan for the lank of progress in the 'U.S.-led war in Afghanistan.
  'The U.S. keeps telling Pakistan to do more, but Pakistan keeps telling the U.S. to do more on certain questions such
  as speeding up building up of Afghan army, establishing a real process toward reconciliation, and providing
  Pakistan the means for large scale operations," the official said.
  The United States has provided Pakistan with several billions of dollars in military and economic aid to support its
  war against domestic insurgents. But many in the Pakistani government have criticized what they say characterize
  as the slow arrival of these funds, which they say are in any case too small to address Pakistan's severe problems.
  "It's very simplistic to measure success in amount of assistance provided to Pakistan," one Pakistani official said.
  In remarks delivered during the rollout of the strateu review Thursday, President Obama was diplomatic when
  discussing his administration's ongoing drive to push Pakistan to do more in North Waziristan.
  "Increasingly, the Pakistani government recognizes that terrorist networks in its border regions are a threat to all
  our countries, especially Pakistan. We've welcomed major Pakistani offensives in the tribal regions. We will
  continue to help strengthen Pakistanis' capacity to root out terrorists," said Obama. "Nevertheless, progress has not
  come fast enough. So we will continue to insist to Pakistani leaders that terrorist safe havens within their borders
  must be dealt with."
  Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Michele Flournoy acknowledged in an interview the same day that there
  was more work to be done on the relationship before the Pakistanis were willing to fully support the U.S. and
  NATO-led mission in Afghanistan.
  "Given the ups and downs of our historical relationship with Pakistan, they fear our abandonment," she said. "Their
  calculus is very much affected by the long-term commitment they feel from us and in working in a strategic
  partnership."
  The White House recognizes that its efforts have fallen short so far. "The bottom line is that Pakistan is a country
  where we have little influence, little access and little credibility," one of Obama's aides to■..-:), The New York Times.
  The administration's official line, therefore, is to agree with the Pakistani government and express sensitivity to its
  claim that they simply can't expand their war against extremists at this time.
  "We would like them to move tomorrow, we would like them to take out these people tomorrow," the new U.S.
  Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter. "But we understand they're telling us honestly about the capacity of
  their military, and when they are able, we are convinced they will move in."
  But for many in Washington, the open-ended delay in Pakistan.s promise to expand military operations into North.
  Waziristan represents a strategic choice, and is not just a result of the military's operational limitations. But
  whatever Pakistan's reasons, the delay doesn't inspire confidence that the Obama administration can meet its
  timelines for making progress in Afghanistan.
  "Pakistan, meanwhile, iS hedging its bets, supporting proxy actors like the Quetta Shura Taliban and Haos
  iani
  Network that might counter Indian interests in Kabul after the United States and its allies eventually withdraw,"
  Andrew Extnn of the Center for a New American Security. 'The insurgent sanctuaries in Pakistan are one of
  the two Achilles heels in the NATO strategy."
  ‘0 tt
  "
  Posted: 17 Dec iOO C 4:42 AM PST
  In a rare instance of bipartisanship, the House of Representatives moved to pass a resolution Friday honoring the
  life and work of the recently departed Ambassador Richard Holbrooke.
  The resolution C, was sponsored by outgoing House Appropriations State and Foreign Ops
  Subcommittee chairwoman Nita Lowey (D-NY), and cosponsored by incoming House Foreign Affairs chairwoman
  Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL), Howard Berman (D-CA), and Mike Turner (R-OH). The bill is "a concurrent
  resolution honoring the exceptional achievements of Ambassador Richard Holbrooke and recognizing the
  significant contributions he has made to United States national security, humanitarian causes and peaceful
  resolutions of international conflict."
  "The passing of Ambassador Holbrooke on Monday, December 13th, is a great loss for the American people," Lowey
  said in a statement. "One of our nation's most talented diplomats, Richard Holbrooke possessed a fierce
  determination and unsurpassed brilliance in advocating for American security, diplomatic, and development
  interests around the world - in Southeast Asia and post-Cold War Europe, at the United Nations, and most recently
  in Afghanistan and Pakistan. His exceptional accomplishments as a peace-maker, diplomat, writer, scholar,
  manager and mentor will define his legacy as one of the true great foreign policy giants of our time."
  Ros-Lehtinen praised Holbrooke as "one of the most consequential world diplomats of the last half-century," and
  said that "his tireless work in pursuit of United States national interests and international peace have put us all in
  his debt."
  After praising his career -- which included two stints as assistant secretary of state, peace negotiator in the Balkans,
  U.S. ambassador to the U.N., and service as U.S. special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan -- Ros-
  Lehtinen called for reform of the United Nations and protection of Israel within its bodies.
  "In New York at the UN, [Holbrooke] did much of the heavy lifting on Congressionally-led efforts to rein in UN
  spending, to make more equitable the dues paid by the United States, and to improve the standing of Israel in that
  multinational body," she said. "Sadly, those concerns have returned with a renewed urgency -- with the need for
  fundamental reform of UN budget and the virulently anti-Israel UN Human Rights Council -- and the Congress can
  only hope to have such a tenacious, principled partner in the future."
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  child marriage defeat
  The defeat of the Child Marriage bill, I fear, is a harbinger of what's to come. After passing the Senate unanimously, there
  was every expectation that it would fly through the House on suspension. How this too became an abortion issue is truly
  distressing. We have our work more than cut out for us.
  On another note, i ran into Ray and Shaista the other night. They were recently in Pakistan and stayed with Zardari the
  whole time. It might make sense for someone to brief Ray. Zardari considers him his informal ambassador to the US.
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  Posted: i7 Dec 2010 03:08 PM PS'
  Incoming House Foreign Affairs chairwoman ileana Ros-Lehtinen. (R-FL) defeated a bill Thursday evening that
  would have committed the United States to combating forced child marriages abroad, by invoking concerns about
  the legislation's cost and that funds could be uses to finance abortions. The episode highlights the tough road that
  the °barna administration will face in advancing its women's rights and foreign aid agenda during the next
  Congressional session.
  Non-governmental organizations, women's rights advocates, and. lawmakers from both parties spent years
  developing and lobbying for the "International Protecting Girls by Preventing Child Marriage Act of 2010," which
  the House failed to pass in a vote Thursday. The bill failed even though 241 Congressmen voted, for it and only 166
  voted against, because House Speaker Nancy Petosi (D-CA) brought it up under "suspension of the rules." This
  procedure has the advantage of not allowing any amendments or changes to the bill, but carries the disadvantage of
  requiring two-thirds of the. votes for passage.
  ; Even still, supporters in both parties fully expected the bill to garner the 290 votes needed -- right up until the bill.
  failed. After all, it passed the Senate unanimously Dee. i with the co-sponsorship of several Republicans. including
  Appropriations Committee ranking Republican Thad Cochran (R-MS), Foreign Relations Committee member
  Roger ‘Vick-er (P.-MS), and human rights advocate Sam Brownback (R-KS).
  if passed, the bill would have authorized the president to provide assistance "to prevent the incidence of child
  marriage in developing countries through the promotion of educational, health, economic, social, and legal
  empowerment of girls and women." It would have also mandated that the administration develop a multi-year
  strategy on the issue and that the State Department include the incidence of forced child marriage during its annual
  evaluation of countries' human rights practices.
  So what happened? Ros-Lehtinen first argued that the bill was simply unaffordable. In a Dec. i6"
  she objected to the Post of the bill, which would be Si.08 million over five years, and criticized it for not
  providing an accounting of how much the U.S. was already spending on this (Alba The '
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  said the bill would authorize $1o8 million, but would only require $67 million in outlays from fiscal years 2011 to
  2015.
  Ros-Lehtinen introduced her own version of the bill, which she said would only cost $1 million. But in a fact sheet
  gDF.), organizations supporting the original legislation said that Ros-Lehtinen's bill removed the implementation
  procedures that gave the legislation teeth. "Without such activities, the bill becomes merely a strategy with no actual
  implementation. And without implementation of a strategy, the bill will have an extraordinarily limited impact,"
  they wrote.
  Regardless, the supporters still thought the bill would pass because House Republican leadership had not come out
  against it. But about one hour before the vote, every Republican House office received a message on the bill
  from GOP leadership, known as a Whip Alert, saying that leadership Nyould vote "no" on the bill and encouraging all
  Republicans do the same. The last line on the alert particularly shocked the supporters.
  "There are also concerns that funding will be directed to NGOs that promote and perform abortion and efforts to
  combat child marriage could be usurped as a way to overturn pro-life laws," the alert read.
  The bill doesn't contain any funding for abortion activities and federal funding for abortion activities is already
  ; prohibited by what's known as the almenè" which has been boiler plate language in appropriations
  bills since 1973.
  Invoking the abortion issue sent the bill's supporters reeling. They believed that it was little more than a stunt,
  considering that Republican pro-life senators had carefully reviewed the legislation and concluded it would not have
  an impact on the abortion issue.
  Rep. Stephen LaTourrette (R-OH) - the Republican leadership for invoking the abortion issue to defeat
  the forced child marriage act in a floor speech .Friday morning.
  "Yesterday I was on the floor and I was a co-sponsor with [on] a piece of legislation with [Rep. Betty McCollum
  (D-MN)] that would have moved money, no new money, would have moved money so that societies that are
  coercing young girls into marriage... we could make sure that they stay in school so they're not forced into marriage
  at the age of 12 and 13," LaTourette said. "Ail of a sudden there was a fiscal argument. When that didn't work people
  had to add an abortion element to it. This is a partisan place. I'm a Republican. I'm glad we beat their butt in the
  election, but there comes a time when, enough is enough."
  But it was too late for LaTourette and other Republicans who had fought hard for the bill, including Aaron Schoch,
  (R-11). The bill is even less likely to pass next year, when the GOP will control the House and Ros-Lehtinen will
  control the Foreign Affairs committee.
  The main author of the bill was Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), who was incensed when the bill failed
  in the House.
  -The action on the House floor stopping the Child 'Marriage bill tonight will endanger the lives of millions of women.
  and girls around the world," Durbin said in a Thursday statement. "These.voung girls, enslaved in marriage, will be
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  brutalized and many will die when their young bodies are torn apart while giving birth. Those who voted to continue
  this barbaric practice brought shame to Capitol Hill."
  For the NGO and women's advocacy community, the implications of this defeat extend much further than just this
  bill. They also saw Republicans invoke the abortion issue when objecting to the International Violence Against
  Women Act and expect the new Congress to push for reinstatement of the "Mexico City Policy," which would
  prevent federal funding for any organizations that even discuss abortion.
  "Any time a health bill that has to do with women and girls comes to the House floor, we're going to see a debate
  like the one we just saw," said one advocacy leader who supported the bill. "It's hard to imagine how any
  development bills are going to pass in this environment."
  The protection of women and girls is a major focus of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who promised to elevate
  the issue Thursday when rolling out the State Department's Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review. She
  has said that forced child marriage is "a clear and unacceptable violation of human rights", and that "the
  Department of State categorically denounces all cases of child marriage as child abuse".
  State's Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues Melanne Verveer has worked hard on the issue behind
  the scenes. But at the eleventh hour, when the going got tough, the bill's supporters said that the administration was
  nowhere to be found. In October, the White House decided to waive all penalties under the Child Soldiers
  Prevention Act, another Durbin led bill that the NCO community supports.
  United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) estimates that 6o million girls in developing countries now between the
  ages of 20 and 24 were married before they reached 18. The Population Council,
  reproductive and child health, estimates that the number will increase by too million over the next decade if current
  trends continue.
  !
  One of the two biggest problems identified in the Afghanistan-Pakistan Strategy Review released Thursday (?• :) is
  the Pakistani militasy's failure to crack down on some of the terrorist groups using Pakistan's tribal areas as a safe
  - haven from which to launch attacks across the border into Afghanistan.
  Pakistan • a major offensive, involving approximately go,000 troops, against extremists in South
  Waziristan in October 2009, and its military has also undertaken efforts to stamp out militants in other border
  areas. However, the military has yet to launch offensive military operations in North Waziristan, where insurgent
  groups wreaking havoc in Afghanistan reside.
  Pakistan's envoy in Washington, Ambassador Husain Haggai* reacted to the report by saying that Pakistan will
  engage isla.mist groups in North Waziristan, including the •Hartgani network (no relation), but only when there is
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  sufficient support in all areas of Pakistan's government for the effort, and not until they are confident that the
  mission can be completed effectively.
  "Pakistan has made it very clear that we are fighting terrorists because they are a threat to our own existence as a
  modern democratic nation. We will fight all groups in all parts of our country," Haqqani said in an exclusive
  interview with The Cable. "But we will follow timelines that suit our own capabilities and can lead to success."
  Haqqani said that the Pakistani army, which has taken the fight to six out of the seven regions inside Pakistan in
  which domestic militant groups operate and suffered thousands of casualties in the process, is simply not in a
  position to expand its war on the extremists now.
  "Right now, it's only a question of operational capability and readiness. Our armed forces have been engaged in
  dealing with flood relief work," he said. "We have to see what resources we will allocate in which part of the country,
  and those rather than any political factors are responsible for any waiting period."
  He also noted that "there is a fragile consensus in Pakistan in favor of military action against regional elements,"
  and that Pakistan's government has no choice but to make the decision to attack North Waziristan groups on a
  timeline that prioritized Pakistani considerations over American ones.
  "Sometimes it's easy for our allies to tell us what to do and for us to tell our allies what to do. But everyone makes
  decisions based on their own perceptions and analysis of on ground realities," Haqqani said.
  In several discussions with other Pakistani officials, an even more complicated picture of the Pakistani position on
  attacking groups in North Waziristan emerges. The Pakistanis largely believe that the U.S. government is being
  unrealistic in terms of the timelines it wants for cracking down on terrorist safe havens along the Afghanistan-
  Pakistan border, which have existed for decades.
  , "There will always be a gap between our two countries because the Americans want things done quickly and done
  their way," another Pakistani government official said.
  ; A third senior Pakistani official said that many Pakistanis feel that the ()barna administration is placing too much of
  the blame on Pakistan for the lank of progress in the 'U.S.-led war in Afghanistan.
  'The U.S. keeps telling Pakistan to do more, but Pakistan keeps telling the U.S. to do more on certain questions such
  as speeding up building up of Afghan army, establishing a real process toward reconciliation, and providing
  Pakistan the means for large scale operations," the official said.
  The United States has provided Pakistan with several billions of dollars in military and economic aid to support its
  war against domestic insurgents. But many in the Pakistani government have criticized what they say characterize
  as the slow arrival of these funds, which they say are in any case too small to address Pakistan's severe problems.
  "It's very simplistic to measure success in amount of assistance provided to Pakistan," one Pakistani official said.
  In remarks delivered during the rollout of the strateu review Thursday, President Obama was diplomatic when
  discussing his administration's ongoing drive to push Pakistan to do more in North Waziristan.
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  "Increasingly, the Pakistani government recognizes that terrorist networks in its border regions are a threat to all
  our countries, especially Pakistan. We've welcomed major Pakistani offensives in the tribal regions. We will
  continue to help strengthen Pakistanis' capacity to root out terrorists," said Obama. "Nevertheless, progress has not
  come fast enough. So we will continue to insist to Pakistani leaders that terrorist safe havens within their borders
  must be dealt with."
  Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Michele Flournoy acknowledged in an interview the same day that there
  was more work to be done on the relationship before the Pakistanis were willing to fully support the U.S. and
  NATO-led mission in Afghanistan.
  "Given the ups and downs of our historical relationship with Pakistan, they fear our abandonment," she said. "Their
  calculus is very much affected by the long-term commitment they feel from us and in working in a strategic
  partnership."
  The White House recognizes that its efforts have fallen short so far. "The bottom line is that Pakistan is a country
  where we have little influence, little access and little credibility," one of Obama's aides to■..-:), The New York Times.
  The administration's official line, therefore, is to agree with the Pakistani government and express sensitivity to its
  claim that they simply can't expand their war against extremists at this time.
  "We would like them to move tomorrow, we would like them to take out these people tomorrow," the new U.S.
  Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter. "But we understand they're telling us honestly about the capacity of
  their military, and when they are able, we are convinced they will move in."
  But for many in Washington, the open-ended delay in Pakistan.s promise to expand military operations into North.
  Waziristan represents a strategic choice, and is not just a result of the military's operational limitations. But
  whatever Pakistan's reasons, the delay doesn't inspire confidence that the Obama administration can meet its
  timelines for making progress in Afghanistan.
  "Pakistan, meanwhile, iS hedging its bets, supporting proxy actors like the Quetta Shura Taliban and Haos
  iani
  Network that might counter Indian interests in Kabul after the United States and its allies eventually withdraw,"
  Andrew Extnn of the Center for a New American Security. 'The insurgent sanctuaries in Pakistan are one of
  the two Achilles heels in the NATO strategy."
  ‘0 tt
  "
  Posted: 17 Dec iOO C 4:42 AM PST
  In a rare instance of bipartisanship, the House of Representatives moved to pass a resolution Friday honoring the
  life and work of the recently departed Ambassador Richard Holbrooke.
  The resolution C, was sponsored by outgoing House Appropriations State and Foreign Ops
  Subcommittee chairwoman Nita Lowey (D-NY), and cosponsored by incoming House Foreign Affairs chairwoman
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  Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL), Howard Berman (D-CA), and Mike Turner (R-OH). The bill is "a concurrent
  resolution honoring the exceptional achievements of Ambassador Richard Holbrooke and recognizing the
  significant contributions he has made to United States national security, humanitarian causes and peaceful
  resolutions of international conflict."
  "The passing of Ambassador Holbrooke on Monday, December 13th, is a great loss for the American people," Lowey
  said in a statement. "One of our nation's most talented diplomats, Richard Holbrooke possessed a fierce
  determination and unsurpassed brilliance in advocating for American security, diplomatic, and development
  interests around the world - in Southeast Asia and post-Cold War Europe, at the United Nations, and most recently
  in Afghanistan and Pakistan. His exceptional accomplishments as a peace-maker, diplomat, writer, scholar,
  manager and mentor will define his legacy as one of the true great foreign policy giants of our time."
  Ros-Lehtinen praised Holbrooke as "one of the most consequential world diplomats of the last half-century," and
  said that "his tireless work in pursuit of United States national interests and international peace have put us all in
  his debt."
  After praising his career -- which included two stints as assistant secretary of state, peace negotiator in the Balkans,
  U.S. ambassador to the U.N., and service as U.S. special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan -- Ros-
  Lehtinen called for reform of the United Nations and protection of Israel within its bodies.
  "In New York at the UN, [Holbrooke] did much of the heavy lifting on Congressionally-led efforts to rein in UN
  spending, to make more equitable the dues paid by the United States, and to improve the standing of Israel in that
  multinational body," she said. "Sadly, those concerns have returned with a renewed urgency -- with the need for
  fundamental reform of UN budget and the virulently anti-Israel UN Human Rights Council -- and the Congress can
  only hope to have such a tenacious, principled partner in the future."
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  Philippe,
  The right response to Wikileaks
  Tuesday, November 30, 2010
  MANY OF the State Department documents released so far by WikiLeaks are embarrassing to their authors or subjects,
  but otherwise harmless. Some might even be helpful: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was among those
  fuming Monday at the news that most of the Arab states surrounding Iran might welcome a U.S. attack on his country.
  Still, there is little doubt that the release of the cables will damage the State Department and its diplomacy. Sensitive
  relations with countries such as Yemen, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia might be impaired; foreign leaders everywhere may
  consider carefully, at least for a while, before speaking frankly to U.S. diplomats.
  Some in Washington are calling on the Obama administration to respond to the leak with drastic measures, such as a
  cyberattack on the WikiLeaks Internet site or the prosecution of its Australian-born leader, Julian Assange. That would
  be an overreaction. There is apparently no top-secret material in the WikiLeaks documents; the U.S. cyberwar capacity
  should not be deployed for less-than-critical interests. Mr. Assangels arrest and prosecution would turn a man now
  widely perceived as a self-promoting sex crimes suspect into an international martyr.
  There is a much more immediate and sensible task for Congress and the administration - starting with the Defense
  Department. That is to thoroughly plumb how a 22-year-old Army private at a remote Iraqi base could have gotten
  access to 250,000 State Department cables, as well as tens of thousands more military reports from Iraq and
  Afghanistan, and how he could have downloaded them onto CDs without being detected. The chief suspect in the
  deliveries to WikiLeaks, Bradley Manning, was a disconsolate man who had been reprimanded for assaulting an officer
  and believed he might be discharged for his misconduct. Why was he allowed to retain access to classified information?
  How could he have stolen such a large amount of material without triggering any alarms?
  The Pentagon announced several procedural changes on Sunday in reaction to Pfc. Manning's alleged actions, including
  the disabling of the capacity to copy classified material onto portable devices and limits on the transfer of material from
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  classified to unclassified computer systems. Still, these changes come too late - it's notable that at the State Department
  itself, the downloading Mr. Manning allegedly carried out would not.have been possible. What's needed is a thorough
  review of why the Defense Department failed to adopt simple security procedures, how it managed Pfc. Manning, and
  whether the announced reforms are adequate.
  Also needed is a broader government review of whether the distribution of classified information has gone too far. Of
  course there must not be firewalls that prevent senior intelligence analysts and their bosses from seeing and sharing
  sensitive information. That does not mean a troubled 22-year-old in Baghdad should have access to secret State
  Department cables from all over the world. Surely there is a way to create a system that can do the former while
  preventing the latter.
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  PVerveer(
  Saturday, December 18, 2010 1:29 PM
  Re: child marriage defeat
  I will do so. I just heard from Kristof. He said that sometimes Republican are just plain nuts. I have to really figure out a
  strategy on this, GHI, etc
  Also, Kristof said he was so pleased to see your influence on these issues in the QDDR.
  In a message dated 12/18/2010 1:24:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, HDR22@clintonemail.com writes:

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  PVerveer(
  Saturday, December 18, 2010 1:29 PM
  Re: child marriage defeat
  I will do so. I just heard from Kristof. He said that sometimes Republican are just plain nuts. I have to really figure out a
  strategy on this, GHI, etc
  Also, Kristof said he was so pleased to see your influence on these issues in the QDDR.
  In a message dated 12/18/2010 1:24:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, HDR22@clintonemail.com writes:
  Original Message
  From: PVerveer PVerveer@
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Dec 18 13:21:45 2010
  Subject: child marriage defeat
  The defeat of the Child Marriage bill, I fear, is a harbinger of what's to come. After passing the Senate
  unanimously, there was every expectation that it would fly through the House on suspension. How this too
  became an abortion issue is truly distressing. We have our work more than cut out for us.
  On another note, I ran into Ray and Shaista the other night. They were recently in Pakistan and stayed with
  Zardari the whole time. It might make sense for someone to brief Ray. Zardari considers him his informal
  ambassador to the US.
  How Ileana Ros-Lehtinen killed the bill to prevent forced child marriages
  <http://feedproxy.googie.cornteriforeignpolicy/thecable/-3/gdX1NP4NvP4/how_dleanadrosiehtinen_killed_the_bil
  l_tot_prevent_forced_child_marriages?utm_sourceafeedbumer&utm_mediumaernall>
  Posted: 17 Dec 2010 03:08 PM PST
  incoming House Foreign Affairs chairwoman lieana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL) defeated a bill Thursday evening
  that would have committed the United States to combating forced child marriages abroad, by invoking concerns
  about the legislation's cost and that funds could be uses to finance abortions. The episode highlights the tough
  road that the Obama administration will face in advancing its women's rights and foreign aid agenda during the
  next Congressional session.
  Non-governmental organizations, women's rights advocates, and lawmakers from both parties spent years
  ' developing and lobbying for the "International Protecting Girls by Preventing Child Marriage Act of 2010," which
  the House failed to pass in a vote Thursday. The bill failed even though 241 Congressmen voted for it and only
  166 voted against. because House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) brought it up under "suspension of the rules."
  This procedure has the advantage of not allowing any amendments or changes to the bill, but carries the
  disadvantage of requiring two-thirds of the votes for passage.
  Even still, supporters in both parties fully expected the bill to garner the 290 votes needed -- right up until
  the bill failed. After all, it passed the Senate unanimously Dec. 1 with the co-sponsorship of several Republicans,
  including Appropriations Committee ranking Republican Thad Cochran (R-MS), Foreign Relations Committee
  ' member Roger Wicker (R-MS), and human rights advocate Sam Brownback (R-KS).
  If passed, the bill would have authorized the president to provide assistance "to prevent the incidence of
  child marriage in developing countries through the promotion of educational, health, economic, social, and legal
  empowerment of girls and women." It would have also mandated that the administration develop a multi-year
  strategy on the issue and that the State Department include the incidence of forced child marriage during its
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  annual evaluation of countries human rights practices.
  So what happened? Ros-Lehtinen first argued that the bill was simply unaffordable. In a Dec. 16 "Dear
  Colleague" letter
  <http://www.foreignpolicy.com/files/fp_uploaded_documents/101217_11eana%20Dear%200olleague.pdf> , she
  objected to the cost of the bill, which would be $108 million over five years, and criticized it for not providing an
  accounting of how much the U.S. was already spending on this effort. The actual CB0 estimate (PDF)
  <http://www.foreignpolicy.com/files/fp_uploaded_documents/101217_CB0°,1
  020Estimate%20Child%20Marraige.P
  DF> said the bill would authorize $108 million, but would only require $67 million in outlays from fiscal years
  2011 to 2015.
  Ros-Lehtinen introduced her own version of the bill, which she said would only cost $1 million. But in a fact
  sheet (PDF
  <http://www.foreignpolicy.comlfiles/fp_uploaded_documents/101217_Concerns%20about%20the%2ORep.pdf> ),
  organizations supporting the original legislation said that Ros-Lehtinen's bill removed the implementation
  procedures that gave the legislation teeth. "Without such activities, the bill becomes merely a strategy with no
  actual implementation. And without implementation of a strategy, the bill will have an extraordinarily limited
  impact," they wrote.
  Regardless, the supporters still thought the bill would pass because House Republican leadership had not
  come out against it. But about one hour before the vote, every Republican House office received a message on
  the bill from GOP leadership, known as a Whip Alert, saying that leadership would vote "no" on the bill and
  encouraging all Republicans do the same. The last line on the alert particularly shocked the bill's supporters.
  "There are also concerns that funding will be directed to NGOs that promote and perform abortion and
  efforts to combat child marriage could be usurped as a way to overturn pro-life laws," the alert read.
  The bill doesn't contain any funding for abortion activities and federal funding for abortion activities is
  already prohibited by what's known as the "Helms Amendment,"
  <http://www.ipas.org/Publicationsiasset_upload_file418_4329.pdf> which has been boiler plate language in
  appropriations bills since 1973.
  Invoking the abortion issue sent the bill's supporters reeling. They believed that it was little more than a
  stunt, considering that Republican pro-life senators had carefully reviewed the legislation and concluded it would
  not have an impact on the abortion issue.
  Rep. Stephen LaTourrette (R-OH) called out <http://www.c-
  spanvideo.orgiprogram/HouseSession3981= the Republican leadership for invoking the abortion issue to defeat
  the forced child marriage act in a floor speech Friday morning.
  "Yesterday I was on the floor and I was a co-sponsor with [on] a piece of legislation with [Rep. Betty
  McCollum (0-MN)] that would have moved money, no new money, would have moved money so that societies
  that are coercing young girls into marriage.., we could make sure that they stay in school so they're not forced
  i into marriage at the age of 12 and 13," LaTourette said. "All of a sudden there was a fiscal argument. When that
  didn't work people had to add an abortion element to it. This is a partisan place. I'm a Republican. I'm glad we
  beat their butt in the election, but there comes a time when enough is enough."
  But it was too late for LaTourette and other Republicans who had fought hard for the bill, including Aaron
  Schlock (R-IL). The bill is even less likely to pass next year, when the GOP will control the House and Ros-
  Lehtinen will control the Foreign Affairs committee.
  The main author of the bill was Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), who was incensed when the bill
  failed in the House.
  "The action on the House floor stopping the Child Marriage bill tonight will endanger the lives of millions of
  women and girls around the world." Durbin said in a Thursday statement. "These young girls, enslaved in
  marriage, will be brutalized and many will die when their young bodies are torn apart while diving birth. Those
  who voted to continue this barbaric practice brought shame to Capitol Hill."
  For the NGO and women's advocacy community, the implications of this defeat extend much further than
  Just this bill. -ihey also saw Republicans invoke the acortion issue when objecting to the International Violence
  Against Women Act and expect the new Congress to push for reinstatement of the "Mexico City Policy," which
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  would prevent federal funding for any organizations that even discuss abortion.
  "Any time a health bill that has to do with women and girls comes to the House floor, we're going to see a
  debate like the one we just saw," said one advocacy leader who supported the bill. "It's hard to imagine how any
  development bilis are going to pass in this environment."
  The protection of women and girls is a major focus of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who promised to
  elevate the issue Thursday when rolling out the State Department's Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development
  Review. She has said that forced child marriage is "a clear and unacceptable violation of human rights", and that
  "the Department of State categorically denounces all cases of child marriage as child abuse".
  State's Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues Melanne Verveer has worked hard on the issue
  behind the scenes. But at the eleventh hour, when the going got tough, the bill's supporters said that the
  administration was nowhere to be found. In October, the White House decided to waive all penalties under the
  Child Soldiers Prevention Act, another Durbin led bill that the NGO community supports.
  United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) estimates that 60 million girls in developing countries now
  between the ages of 20 and 24 were married before they reached 18. The Population Council, a group focused
  on <http://www.popcouncil.org/> reproductive and child health, estimates that the number will increase by 100
  million over the next decade if current trends continue.
  <http://feeds.feedburner.comi—r/foreignpolicy/thecable/-4/adX1NP4NvP4?utm_source=feedburner&utm_m
  edium=email>
  Pakistani ambassador: We'll attack North Waziristan when we are able -- and not before
  <http://feedproxy.gcogle.comi—riforeignpolicy!thecable/-3/nRXbbP6nXW81pakistani_ambassador_we_11_attack_
  north_waziristan_when_we_are_able_and_not_before?utm_source=feedburner&utm_mediurri=email>
  Posted: 17 Dec 2010 09:57 AM PST
  One of the two biggest problems identified in the Afghanistan-Pakistan Strategy Review released Thursday
  (PDF <http://www.foreignpolicy.contilfileslfp_uploaded_tdocuments/101217_AfPak_overview.pdf> ) is the
  Pakistani military's failure to crack down on some of the terrorist groups using Pakistan's tribal areas as a safe
  haven from which to launch attacks across the border into Afghanistan.
  Pakistan launched <http:fiwww.washingtonpost.comiwp-
  dyn/content/article/2009110/17/AR2009101700673.ntml> a major offensive, involving approximately 30,000
  troops, against extremists in South Waziristan in October 2909, and its military has also undertaken efforts to
  stamp out militants in other border areas. However, the military has yet to launch offensive military operations in
  ; North Waziristan, where insurgent croups wreaking havoc in Afghanistan reside.
  Pakistan's envoy in Washington, Ambassador Husain 1-iaggani, reacted to the report by saying that Pakistan
  will engage Islamist groups in North Waziristan, including the Haqqani network (no relation), but only when there
  • is sufficient support in all areas of Pakistan's government for the effort, and not until they are confident that the
  mission can be completed effectively.
  "Pakistan has made it very clear that we are fighting terrorists because they are a threat to our own
  existence as a modern democratic nation. We will fight all groups in all parts of our country," Haqqani said in an
  exclusive interview with The Cable. "But we will follow,tii-nelines that suit our own capabilities and can lead to
  success."
  Haqqani said that the Pakistani army, which has taken the fight to six out of the seven regions inside
  Pakistan in which domestic militant groups operate and suffered thousands of casualties in the process, is simply
  not in a position to expand its war on the extremists now.
  "Right now, it's only a question of operational capability and readiness. Our armed forces have been
  engaged in dealing with flood relief work," he said. "We have to see what resources we will allocate in which part
  of the country, and those rather than any political factors are responsible for any waiting period."
  He also noted that "there is a fragile consensus in Pakistan in favor of military action against regional
  elements," and that Pakistan's government has no choice but to make the decision to attack North Waziristan
  groups on a timeline that prioritized Pakistani considerations over American ones.
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  "Sometimes it's easy for our allies to tell us what to do and for us to tell our allies what to do. But everyone
  makes decisions based on their own perceptions and analysis of on ground realities," Haqqani said.
  In several discussions with other Pakistani officials, an even more complicated picture of the Pakistani
  position on attacking groups in North Waziristan emerges. The Pakistanis largely believe that the U.S.
  government is being unrealistic in terms of the timelines it wants for cracking down on terrorist safe havens along
  the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, which have existed for decades.
  "There will always be a gap between our two countries because the Americans want things done quickly
  and done their way," another Pakistani government official said.
  A third senior Pakistani official said that many Pakistanis feel that the Obama administration is placing too
  much of the blame on Pakistan for the lack of progress in the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan.
  "The U.S. keeps telling Pakistan to do more, but Pakistan keeps telling the U.S. to do more on certain
  questions such as speeding up building up of Afghan army, establishing a real process toward reconciliation, and
  providing Pakistan the means for large scale operations," the official said.
  The United States has provided Pakistan with several billions of dollars in military and economic aid to
  support its war against domestic insurgents. But many in the Pakistani government have criticized what they say
  characterize as the slow arrival of these funds, which they say are in any case too small to address Pakistan's
  severe problems.
  "It's very simplistic to measure success in amount of assistance provided to Pakistan," one Pakistani official
  said.
  In remarks delivered during the rollout of the strategy review Thursday, President Obama was diplomatic
  when discussing his administration's ongoing drive to push Pakistan to do more in North Waziristan.
  "increasingly, the Pakistani government recognizes that terrorist networks in its border regions are a threat
  to all our countries, especially Pakistan. We've welcomed maor Pakistani offensives in the tribal regions. We will
  continue to help strengthen Pakistanis' capacity to root out terrorists," said Obama. "Nevertheless, progress has
  not come fast enough. So we will continue to insist to Pakistani leaders that terrorist safe havens within their
  borders must be dealt with."
  Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Michele Flournoy acknowledged in an interview
  <http://www.jcs.milinewsarticie.aspx?ida,479> the same day that there was more work to be done on the
  relationship before the Pakistanis were willing to fully support the U.S. and NATO-led mission in Afghanistan.
  "Given the ups and downs of our historical relationship with Pakistan, they fear our abandonment," she said.
  "Their calculus is very much affected by the long-term commitment they feel from us and in working in a strategic
  partnership."
  The White House recognizes that its efforts have fallen short so far. "The bottom line is that Pakistan is a
  country where we have little influence, little access and little credibility." one of °dame's aides told
  <http://www. nytimes.com/2010/12/17iworldiasia/17sanger html?scp=2&sq=pakistan&st=cse> The New York
  Times.
  The administration's official line, therefore, is to agree with the Pakistani government and express sensitivity
  to its claim that they simply can't expand their war against extremists at this time.
  "We would like them to move tomorrow, we would like them to take out these people tomorrow," said
  <http://www.reuters.corn/articlelidUSTRE6BG1JN20101217> the new U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron
  Munter. "But we understand they're telling us honestly about the capacity of their military, and when they are
  able, we are convinced they will move in."
  But for many in 'Washington, the open-ended delay in Pakistan's promise to expand military operations into
  North Waziristan represents a strategic choice, and is not just a result of the military's operational ;imitations. But
  ; whatever Pakistan's reasons, the delay doesn't inspire confidence that the Obama administration can meet its
  timelines for making progress in Afghanistan.
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  "Pakistan, meanwhile, is hedging its bets, supporting proxy actors like the Quetta Shura Taliban and
  Haqqani Network that might counter Indian interests in Kabul after the United States and its allies eventually
  withdraw," wrote <http://wvvw.cnas.org/node/5452> Andrew Exum of the Center for a New American Security.
  "The insurgent sanctuaries in Pakistan are one of the two Achilles heels in the NATO strategy."
  <http://feeds.feedburner.com/—r/foreignpolicy/thecable/-4/nRXbbP6nXW8?utm_source=feedburner&utm_
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  Congress to honor Holbrooke
  <http://feed proxy.google.comi—r/foreignpolicy/thecable/-310P9OsfZEoDY/congress_to_honor_holbrooke?utm_so
  urce=feedburner&utm_medium=email>
  Posted: 17 Dec 2010 04:42 AM PST
  In a rare instance of bipartisanship, the House of Representatives moved to pass a resolution Friday
  honoring the life and work of the recently departed Ambassador Richard Holbrooke.
  The resolution (H.Con.Res 335 <http://thomas.ioc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c111:H.+Con.+Res.+335:> ) was
  sponsored by outgoing House Appropriations State and Foreign Ops Subcommittee chairwoman Nita Lowey (D-
  NY); and cosponsored by incoming House Foreign Affairs chairwoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL), Howard
  Berman (D-CA), and Mike Turner (R-OH). The bill is "a concurrent resolution honoring the exceptional
  achievements of Ambassador Richard Holbrooke and recognizing the significant contributions he has made to
  United States national security, humanitarian causes and peaceful resolutions of international conflict."
  "The passing of Ambassador Holbrooke on Monday, December 13th, is a great loss for the American
  people," Lowey said in a statement. "One of our nation's most talented diplomats, Richard Holbrooke possessed
  a fierce determination and unsurpassed brilliance in advocating for American security, diplomatic, and
  development interests around the world - in Southeast Asia and post-Cold War Europe, at the United Nations,
  and most recently in /Afghanistan and Pakistan. His exceptional accomplishments as a peace-maker, diplomat,
  writer, scholar, manager and mentor will define his legacy as one of the true great foreign policy giants of our
  time."
  Ros-Lehtinen praised Holbrooke as "one of the most consequential world diplomats of the last half-century,"
  and said that "his tireless work in pursuit of United States national interests and international peace have put us
  all in his debt."
  After praising his career -- which included two stints as assistant secretary of state, peace negotiator in the
  Balkans, U.S. ambassador to the U.N., and service as U.S. special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan -
  - Ros-Lehtinen called for reform of the United Nations and protection of Israel within its bodies.
  "In New York at the UN, [Holbrooke] did much of the heavy lifting on Congressionally-led efforts to rein in
  UN spending, to make more equitable the dues paid by the United States, and to improve the standing of Israel
  in that multinational body," she said. "Sadly. those concerns have returned with a renewed urgency -- with the
  need for fundamental reform of UN budget and the virulently anti-Israel UN Human Rights Council -- and the
  Congress can only hope to have such a tenacious, principled partner in the future."
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  From: Verma, Richard R
  To: Steinberg, James B; Burns, William 3; Tauscher, Ellen 0; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Tue Nov 30 16:16:05 2010
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  Looks like we can get across the finish line next week.
  From: Sixkiller, Mariah [mailto:Mariah.Sixkiller@mail.house.gov]
  Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 3:44 PM
  To: Verma, Richard R; Adams, David S
  Subject: good news
  Speaker's office suggesting she will be here and able to gavel in on Monday, so that shld give you weekend days. Then
  we can probably do a few pro-forma days next week. So between that and whatever other time we spend on end-game
  legislation, I'm pretty sure you'll get your 8.
  MS
  Mariah S. Sixkiller
  Senior Policy Advisor
  Office of the Majority Leader
  U.S. House of Representatives
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  He had included a phrase or two as of a few hours ago, but maybe he has since added the whole riff.
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  He had included a phrase or two as of a few hours ago, but maybe he has since added the whole riff.
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  > I just got the final draft and it looks like your suggestions were
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  > I have suggested to Dan the following edit to the grafs on page 2 (not
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  I think calling now would be appropriate.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Fri Nov 05 18:05:48 2010
  Subject: Re: The Cable: Granger seeking chairmanship of State and foreign ops subcommittee
  Should I call her? Or wait?
  Original Message -
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  To: H; Lew, Jacob J <LewJ1@state.gov>; Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Nov 05 06:04:47 2010
  Subject: FW: The Cable: Granger seeking chairmanship of State and foreign ops subcommittee
  The Cable: Granger seeking chairmanship of State and foreign ops subcommittee <http://thecable.foreignpolicy.com/>
  <http://fusion.google.com/add?source=atgs&feedurl=http://feeds.feedburner.com/foreignpolicy/thecable>
  Link to The Cable <http://thecable.foreignpolicy.com/>
  Granger seeking chairmanship of State and foreign ops subcommittee
  <http://feedproxy.google.comh/foreignpolicy/thecable/-3/XTZuQVhq_K4/granger_seeking_chairmanship_of_state_a
  ndforeign_ops_subcommittee?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email>
  Posted: 03 Nov 2010 11:31 AM PDT
  Texas Congresswoman Kay Granger will seek the chairmanship of the State and Foreign Operations Appropriations
  Subcommittee, according to her spokesman, ending rumors that she would forgo the post in favor of some other
  position.
  Although no decisions have been made, until last night Granger was the ranking Republican on the panel and she is the
  clear frontrunner for the job. She would succeed current chairwoman Nita Lowey (D-NY), who has served as chairwoman
  since 2006.
  "Congresswoman Granger is interested in continuing on as chair of the state and foreign operations appropriations
  subcommittee," Matt Leffingwell, her press secretary, told The Cable Wednesday.
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  When power switches in Congress, a complicated game of musical chairs begins as senior members jockey for
  committee and subcommittee chairs. Just being the highest-ranking minority member on a panel doesn't mean one
  automatically takes over the chairmanship.
  But if Granger does succeed Lowey, she will play a large role in writing the bills that appropriate money for State
  Department operations, USAID, foreign operations, foreign assistance, humanitarian assistance, and many other things.
  Those accounts all face unprecedented pressure next year as the GOP led Congress will be looking for spending cuts that
  don't have strong domestic constituencies.
  Last month, we identified Granger
  <http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2010/10/25/who_will_stand_between_obama_and_the_world?page=0,7> as
  one of 10 Republicans who stand to be influential in the next Congress if the GOP won control of the House. Since then,
  we've received several e-mails from sources who had heard that Granger would forgo the subcommittee chairmanship
  to pursue leadership of another panel.
  We've heard that Ander Crenshaw (R-FL), the third-ranking Republican on the panel, was eyeing the chairmanship with
  the expectation that Granger would step aside.
  (Mark Kirk (R-IL), the second-ranking Republican on the subcommittee, was elected Tuesday night to become the junior
  senator from Illinois, the seat once held by Barack Obama.)
  So how would subcommittee chairwoman Granger handle the responsibility of writing the State and foreign ops
  appropriations bill? Here's what we reported in October:
  Although [Granger] supported the bill put forth this year by current chairwoman Nita Lowey (D-N.Y.), she
  criticized <http://kaygranger.house.gov/index.cfm?sectionid=12&itemid=915> the increases for the foreign-ops budget,
  saying, "We also face the continued concern in our own country about our economy and the devastating effects of
  skyrocketing deficits and debt." She's a strong supporter of a balanced budget amendment
  <http://kaygranger.house.gov/index.cfm?sectionid=57&sectiontree=5,57> , which doesn't bode well for foreign-aid
  funding in this dismal fiscal environment.
  Granger also serves on the defense subcommittee, placing her at the intersection of the debate over how to
  balance the national security budget and shift resources from defense to diplomacy and development. Here she seems
  to favor the Pentagon, saying in June, "I want to be sure that we aren't increasing foreign aid at the expense of our
  troops." Her lack of support of international organizations was criticized by the group Citizens for Global Solutions, which
  gave her an "F" in its 2007 to 2009 rating <http://www.votesmart.org/issue_rating_detail.php?r_id=4851>. Granger is
  also on board with efforts to eliminate aid to countries that are not performing on internal reform, as she explained
  when expressing opposition <http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/aug/22/countries-on-us-lists-for-
  corruption-aidk to funding of the Senegalese government through the State Department's Millennium Challenge
  Corporation. "We can't just give out money and say we will put up with whatever you are doing," she said.
  The committee leadership assignments won't be doled out for at least two to three weeks, our Hill sources report. But if
  Granger's bid is successful, she'll be instantly influential. The fiscal 2011 State and Foreign Ops bill still has not been
  completed by Congress, despite that the fiscal year began Oct. 1.
  The stop gap funding measure that has been funding these programs since then, known as a "continuing resolution,"
  expires in December. The lame duck Democratic led Congress is unlikely to be able to pass full appropriations bills on its
  way out the door, so they will likely pass another short term continuing resolution. That would leave the final work on
  the actual bill to the incoming class led by the GOP next year.
  <http://feeds.feedburner.comh/foreignpolicy/thecable/-4/XTZuWhq_K4?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=e
  mail>
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  > To: Laurenjilot
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  http://bloqs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2010/11/murdoch-mayor-bloomberq-called-president-obama-the-most-arrogant-
  man-he-ever-met.html
  Murdoch: Mayor Bloomberg Called President Obama the Most "Arrogant" Man He Ever
  Met
  November 05, 2010 4:26 PM
  PrintRSS
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  You may recall that during President Obama's vacation at Martha's Vineyard, on August 27 he took in a round of golf at the Vineyard
  Golf Club in Edgartown, playing golf with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg; Democratic lawyer, business man and eminence
  grise Vernon Jordan; and White House trip director (and former golf pro) Marvin Nicholson.
  The pool report at the time said that "We are told Bloomberg and Obama talked in the clubhouse for about 15 mins about the economy.
  They then went to the driving range."
  Apparently — at least from a second-hand report — the Obama-Bloomberg convo could have gone better.
  In an interview with The Australian Financial Review, conservative media magnate Rupert Murdoch says "Bloomberg said it was a
  pleasant day. In conversation he put a few ideas ... He said it was like verbal ping pong."
  Bloomberg, according to Murdoch, "came back and said 'I never met in my life such an arrogant mare."
  A spokesman for Bloomberg did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
  Murdoch — the Australian-born founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of News Corporation, which owns conservative media
  outlets ranging from Fox News Channel to the New York Post — is described by The Age as saying in the interview that President
  Obama "might make great speeches but doesn't get things done and doesn't listen to anybody."
  Earlier this year, News Corporation gave $1 million to the Republican Governors Association as well as $1 million to the U.S. Chamber
  of Commerce, which largely worked to elect Republicans in the 2010 midterm elections.
  The interview was first picked up in the U.S. by The Politico's Ben Smith.
  --Jake Tapper
  UPDATE: It's worth pointing out that Bloomberg and Murdoch have been friends and allies for years.
  In an August 2001 story about Bloomberg's mayoral ambitions in the Melbourne Australia Herald Sun, New York Post columnist Steve
  Dunleavy says that Bloomberg is "probably better known in Bondi" -- a suburb of Sydney, Australia -- "than in Brooklyn" because
  Bloomberg News runs on Australian pay TV.
  "He's probably right," Bloomberg said in the profile. "That's thanks to Rupert (Murdoch). He put it on Foxtel well before it took off in
  other parts of the world."
  Bloomberg also chatted with his longtime friend before he made public his plans to change New York City's term-limits laws and run for
  a third term; he'd need the New York Post, which Murdoch owns, on board.
  Joyce Purnick, author of "Mike Bloomberg: Money, Power, Politics," was given unprecedented access to the mayor, and describes
  Bloomberg in Sun Valley, Idaho, making plans with Murdoch, and the two dining at Primavera in Manhattan. Bloomberg was pVanning to
  announce his intention to seek a third term but had not made up his mind yet. Murdoch was clearly on board.
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  Writes Purnick:
  "Murdoch, who considered the Democrats lining up to succeed the mayor 'too horrible, too dangerous' to contemplate, wanted to run an
  editorial in the Post immediately. Wait just a little while, Bloomberg advises. 'He said, "Don't come out for me yet, I don't want to leave
  you out on a limb," Murdoch recalled. The mayor had to take care of more business first.. .An obviously orchestrated rollout began on
  September 29.. .The next day, a Post editorial trumpeted RUN, MIKE, RUN...
  In September of this year the two joined forces to testify in favor of immigration reform.
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  FYI — interesting.
  Not sure if you have the background on this but happy to give.
  cdm

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  FYI — interesting.
  Not sure if you have the background on this but happy to give.
  cdm
  From: deanhowardb
  Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2010 9:44 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Updated response to Howard Dean
  Cheryl, many many thanks. We have high hopes now that you and the Secretary are directly involved. Warmly,
  Howard
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
  From: "Mills, Cheryl D" <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 09:41:08 -0400
  To: <deanhowardb
  Cc: Toiv, Nora F<ToivNF@state.gov>
  Subject: FW: Updated response to Howard Dean
  Howard-
  Thank you again for your inquiry. Here is a background from our Consular Affairs Office on where this
  currently stands.
  The Office of Children's Issues here at State began working with Mr. Bower in August 2009 when his sons
  were abducted by their mother to Egypt notwithstanding a court order from a family court in Massachusetts that
  had given the father sole custody of the children. Since then, as you know, Mr. Bower has not been able to see
  his children.
  On August 31, 2010, Embassy Cairo conducted a welfare visit (the first) with the Bower boys at the Ministry of
  Justice. The Government of Egypt played a constructive role in arranging this consular visit. As you may
  know, Senator Kerry has been following this case closely and issued a statement after the visit:
  "I applaud the Egyptian government's facilitation of American consular access today in Cairo for Noor
  and Ramsey. I hope that this is a first step that can lead to a positive outcome. It is past time for the
  children to be returned to Massachusetts where they belong. The facts are clear: the two boys were
  taken illegally to Egypt by their mother more than a year ago in blatant contravention of a U.S. court
  ruling that granted their father, Colin Bower, sole custody. I have conveyed my concerns over this
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  matter to the State Department and hope that the involvement of the U.S. government will help bring
  this tragedy to its rightful conclusion by reunited these boys with their father."
  The Department and US Embassy's Executive Office have raised this case with high level Egyptian officials
  many times.
  They are actively pushing the Egyptian Government to help resolve this. Unfortunately, Egypt is not a member
  of the Hague Convention on abductions, so left behind parents must depend on the local courts to do the right
  thing. In 2000, Egypt has formed a "Good Intentions Subcommittee" to help mediate between parents. There
  have been some good results, although it all depends on the willingness of parents to work together. We also
  have an MOU with the Egyptian Government that allows for consular access. Embassy Cairo relied on the
  MOU when they approached the Egyptian Good Intentions Sub-Committee for help in scheduling a welfare
  visit with the Bower children. Without the intervention of that sub-committee, it's likely the Embassy would
  not have been able to conduct the August 31 welfare visit with the children.
  Our folks will continue working closely with Mr. Bower, our Embassy in Cairo, and with the Government of
  Egypt to help find a solution that reunites Mr. Bower with his children.
  Best.
  cdm
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  I hope your travels are excellent. We expect Dayton to prevail in the recount. Looking forward to finalizing details and
  getting underway with you. Warm regards,

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  I hope your travels are excellent. We expect Dayton to prevail in the recount. Looking forward to finalizing details and
  getting underway with you. Warm regards,
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  More evidence on why focusing on Boehner is important:
  NBCIWSJ:
  Do you think if Republicans win control of Congress in November they will return to the economic policies of George W.
  Bush or do you think they will have different ideas for how to deal with the economy?
  Policies of George W. Bush 35
  Different ideas 58
  Not sure 7

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  NBCIWSJ:
  Do you think if Republicans win control of Congress in November they will return to the economic policies of George W.
  Bush or do you think they will have different ideas for how to deal with the economy?
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  sbwhoeop
  Wednesday, September 8, 2010 2:35 PM
  H: First review of your speech. Goad you used Acheson. Sid
  aary's Homerun of a Speech
  by Tunku Varadarajan
  September 8, 2010 I 12:16pm
  Clinton speaks at the Council on Foreign Relations September 8, 2010 in Washington,
  ,
  DC. (Mark Wilson / Getty Images) The secretary of State delivered the best speech of the Obama
  administration this morning. Tunku Varadarajan on her "new American moment"—and why she's
  better than her boss.
  Behold the Hillary Doctrine. And heap abundant gratitude—and rose petals if you have them on hand—on the firm,
  unfussy, deeply reassuring woman who has just offered it up to the world.
  In the 20 months since this administration began administering (a verb I use only in the loosest sense), the speech
  Wednesday morning by Hillary Clinton, delivered at the Council on Foreign Relations, was the first time we have been
  given an unreserved lift of the heart by any of its members. It was, by far, the best speech of this administration. Whereas
  her president has frequently wrung his elegant hands, doing the rounds of the world to reassure foreign leaders that
  America is a cuddly bunny at heart, the secretary of State declared Wednesday that we are all living "a new American
  moment—a moment when our global leadership is essential." There was no bowing from her to potentates in robes; there
  was, instead, a promise that "we will do everything we can to exercise the traditions of American leadership at home and
  abroad."
  What is so piquant here is not the fact that Hillary understands that Obama is president. It is the growing sense that Hillary
  would have made a much, much better president than Obama.
  Try this for size: "The United States can, must and will lead in the new century." In order to do that, Clinton promised "a
  new global architecture," "built to last and withstand stress." And in a muscular departure from the way in which this
  administration—for fear of seeming Bush-like—has been shrinking from the unembarrassed propagation of American
  values, she uttered these plainspoken, unadorned words: "Democracy needs defending."
  X
  Human rights, too, came in for a robust airing: China was scolded, and exhorted to follow "the rules of the road" in its
  aspiration to be a great power; as was Russia, for its invasion of Georgia. The message: We may live in a multipolar
  world, but we have higher standards by far than those who would style themselves as our equals.
  Clinton used phrases like "American might," words that we are more accustomed to hearing from Republicans—words
  that we've come to believe that many Democrats can't bear to voice. How refreshing, therefore, that she should reach into
  a vocabulary of pride that most American citizens would applaud.
  Hillary Clinton invoked the name of Dean Acheson in her reference to the need for "good, old-fashioned diplomacy," and
  there certainly was an air of the Achesonian, of the statesman, about her speech. Good, old-fashioned diplomacy, it
  should be noted, is in contrast to Obama's apparent preference for seeing America as a nation like any other, only a bit
  bigger, richer, and better-armed. Clinton's "old-fashioned" diplomacy is based, by contrast, on the unquestionable premise
  that America is the world's leader. Not primus inter pares; just primus.
  In her speech, Clinton referred to the sources of "American might." The first, of course, is "economic power." But it is her
  hailing of the second—America's "moral authority"—that was so invigorating.
  It was Acheson who said: "The most important aspect of the relationship between the president and the secretary of state
  is that they both understand who is president." What is so piquant here, in this administration, is not the fact, plain to
  behold, that Hillary understands that Obama is president. It is the growing sense that Hillary would have made a much,
  much better president than Obama.
  Tunku Varadarajan is a national affairs correspondent and writer at large for The Daily Beast. He is also the Virginia
  Hobbs Carpenter Fellow in Journalism at Stanford's Hoover Institution and a professor at NYU's Stern Business School.
  He is a former assistant managing editor at The Wall Street Journal. (Follow him on Twitter here.)
  Get a head start with the Morning Scoop email. It's your Cheat Sheet with must reads from across the Web. Get it.
  For inquiries, please contact The Daily Beast at editorialAthedailybeast.com.
  http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-09-08/hillary-clinton-foreign-policy-speech-better-than-
  obama/p/

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  Wednesday, September 8, 2010 2:35 PM
  H: First review of your speech. Goad you used Acheson. Sid
  aary's Homerun of a Speech
  by Tunku Varadarajan
  September 8, 2010 I 12:16pm
  Clinton speaks at the Council on Foreign Relations September 8, 2010 in Washington,
  ,
  DC. (Mark Wilson / Getty Images) The secretary of State delivered the best speech of the Obama
  administration this morning. Tunku Varadarajan on her "new American moment"—and why she's
  better than her boss.
  Behold the Hillary Doctrine. And heap abundant gratitude—and rose petals if you have them on hand—on the firm,
  unfussy, deeply reassuring woman who has just offered it up to the world.
  In the 20 months since this administration began administering (a verb I use only in the loosest sense), the speech
  Wednesday morning by Hillary Clinton, delivered at the Council on Foreign Relations, was the first time we have been
  given an unreserved lift of the heart by any of its members. It was, by far, the best speech of this administration. Whereas
  her president has frequently wrung his elegant hands, doing the rounds of the world to reassure foreign leaders that
  America is a cuddly bunny at heart, the secretary of State declared Wednesday that we are all living "a new American
  moment—a moment when our global leadership is essential." There was no bowing from her to potentates in robes; there
  was, instead, a promise that "we will do everything we can to exercise the traditions of American leadership at home and
  abroad."
  What is so piquant here is not the fact that Hillary understands that Obama is president. It is the growing sense that Hillary
  would have made a much, much better president than Obama.
  Try this for size: "The United States can, must and will lead in the new century." In order to do that, Clinton promised "a
  new global architecture," "built to last and withstand stress." And in a muscular departure from the way in which this
  administration—for fear of seeming Bush-like—has been shrinking from the unembarrassed propagation of American
  values, she uttered these plainspoken, unadorned words: "Democracy needs defending."
  X
  Human rights, too, came in for a robust airing: China was scolded, and exhorted to follow "the rules of the road" in its
  aspiration to be a great power; as was Russia, for its invasion of Georgia. The message: We may live in a multipolar
  world, but we have higher standards by far than those who would style themselves as our equals.
  Clinton used phrases like "American might," words that we are more accustomed to hearing from Republicans—words
  that we've come to believe that many Democrats can't bear to voice. How refreshing, therefore, that she should reach into
  a vocabulary of pride that most American citizens would applaud.
  Hillary Clinton invoked the name of Dean Acheson in her reference to the need for "good, old-fashioned diplomacy," and
  there certainly was an air of the Achesonian, of the statesman, about her speech. Good, old-fashioned diplomacy, it
  should be noted, is in contrast to Obama's apparent preference for seeing America as a nation like any other, only a bit
  bigger, richer, and better-armed. Clinton's "old-fashioned" diplomacy is based, by contrast, on the unquestionable premise
  that America is the world's leader. Not primus inter pares; just primus.
  In her speech, Clinton referred to the sources of "American might." The first, of course, is "economic power." But it is her
  hailing of the second—America's "moral authority"—that was so invigorating.
  It was Acheson who said: "The most important aspect of the relationship between the president and the secretary of state
  is that they both understand who is president." What is so piquant here, in this administration, is not the fact, plain to
  behold, that Hillary understands that Obama is president. It is the growing sense that Hillary would have made a much,
  much better president than Obama.
  Tunku Varadarajan is a national affairs correspondent and writer at large for The Daily Beast. He is also the Virginia
  Hobbs Carpenter Fellow in Journalism at Stanford's Hoover Institution and a professor at NYU's Stern Business School.
  He is a former assistant managing editor at The Wall Street Journal. (Follow him on Twitter here.)
  Get a head start with the Morning Scoop email. It's your Cheat Sheet with must reads from across the Web. Get it.
  For inquiries, please contact The Daily Beast at editorialAthedailybeast.com.
  http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-09-08/hillary-clinton-foreign-policy-speech-better-than-
  obama/p/
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  You were great this morning, truly. And your instincts on the speech were just right. I was very proud to be in the front
  row. I am also enormously pleased that in the last 2 months we have gotten a major speech and a Foreign Affairs article
  done with a lot of people working very well as a team -- exactly as it ought to be. That is a tribute to top-level
  management and our ability to learn from experience and make improvements. It's a team I will be all the more sorry to
  leave. But now for the QDDR I'll be home for the rest of the week writing hard
  file're going to get there -- cheryl taking hold has, as usual, been a huge help.
  AM

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  row. I am also enormously pleased that in the last 2 months we have gotten a major speech and a Foreign Affairs article
  done with a lot of people working very well as a team -- exactly as it ought to be. That is a tribute to top-level
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  leave. But now for the QDDR I'll be home for the rest of the week writing hard
  file're going to get there -- cheryl taking hold has, as usual, been a huge help.
  AM
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  Jim Mann, who wrote The Rise of the Vulcans, is writing a history of Democrats and foreign policy since Vietnam. He's
  also a China expert, having covered China for the LA Times. He's favorably disposed to you, a serious person and
  concerned about the policies. I know him well. I think you ought to consider talking to him on the record for his book. I've
  enclosed his bio from Johns Hopkins SAIS , where he's on the faculty, and his email.
  James Mann, B.A.
  Foreign Policy Institute Author-in-Residence
  Expertise
  Geographic Areas
  East Asia I China I Taiwan
  Issues
  American foreign policy I diplomacy I domestic influences on foreign policy I human rights I media and foreign policy I
  strategic and security issues I U.S. Congress and foreign policy
  Background and Education
  Was senior writer-in-residence at the Center for Strategic and International Studies; served as staff writer for the Los
  Angeles Times, including positions as Beijing bureau chief, national security correspondent and foreign affairs columnist;
  was staff writer for the New Haven Journal-Courier, The Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer and The Baltimore Sun;
  received the National Press Club Edwin M. Hood Award for diplomatic correspondence in 1993 and 1999, the Edward
  Weintal Prize for diplomatic reporting in 1999, the New York Public Library Helen Bernstein Award for best book of the
  year by a journalist in 2000 and the Asia-Pacific Award for best book about Asia in 2000; was finalist for the Lionel Gelber
  Prize for books on international relations in 2000 and the Arthur Ross Book Prize in 2005; is a member of the Council on
  Foreign Relations; formerly a guest scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and fellow of the
  American Academy in Berlin; serves as guest commentator for television and radio networks; B.A., sociology, Harvard
  University
  Publications
  The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan: A History of the End of the Cold War (2009); The China Fantasy: How Our Leaders
  Explain Away Chinese Repression (2007); Rise of the Vulcans: The History of Bush's War Cabinet (2004); About Face: A
  History of America's Curious Relationship With China, From Nixon to Clinton (1999); Beijing Jeep (1989); "Congress and
  Taiwan" in Making China Policy (2001); numerous articles in The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic and The
  Washington Post

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  Sent: Wednesday, ep em er 8, 2010 3:48 PM
  To:
  Subject: H: fyi. Sid
  Jim Mann, who wrote The Rise of the Vulcans, is writing a history of Democrats and foreign policy since Vietnam. He's
  also a China expert, having covered China for the LA Times. He's favorably disposed to you, a serious person and
  concerned about the policies. I know him well. I think you ought to consider talking to him on the record for his book. I've
  enclosed his bio from Johns Hopkins SAIS , where he's on the faculty, and his email.
  James Mann, B.A.
  Foreign Policy Institute Author-in-Residence
  Expertise
  Geographic Areas
  East Asia I China I Taiwan
  Issues
  American foreign policy I diplomacy I domestic influences on foreign policy I human rights I media and foreign policy I
  strategic and security issues I U.S. Congress and foreign policy
  Background and Education
  Was senior writer-in-residence at the Center for Strategic and International Studies; served as staff writer for the Los
  Angeles Times, including positions as Beijing bureau chief, national security correspondent and foreign affairs columnist;
  was staff writer for the New Haven Journal-Courier, The Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer and The Baltimore Sun;
  received the National Press Club Edwin M. Hood Award for diplomatic correspondence in 1993 and 1999, the Edward
  Weintal Prize for diplomatic reporting in 1999, the New York Public Library Helen Bernstein Award for best book of the
  year by a journalist in 2000 and the Asia-Pacific Award for best book about Asia in 2000; was finalist for the Lionel Gelber
  Prize for books on international relations in 2000 and the Arthur Ross Book Prize in 2005; is a member of the Council on
  Foreign Relations; formerly a guest scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and fellow of the
  American Academy in Berlin; serves as guest commentator for television and radio networks; B.A., sociology, Harvard
  University
  Publications
  The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan: A History of the End of the Cold War (2009); The China Fantasy: How Our Leaders
  Explain Away Chinese Repression (2007); Rise of the Vulcans: The History of Bush's War Cabinet (2004); About Face: A
  History of America's Curious Relationship With China, From Nixon to Clinton (1999); Beijing Jeep (1989); "Congress and
  Taiwan" in Making China Policy (2001); numerous articles in The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic and The
  Washington Post
  Original Message
  From: Jim Mann
  To: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Wed, Sep 8, 2010 3:30 pm
  Subject: (no subject)
  Sid,
  My requests for a book interview with the secretary
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  of state are still going nowhere. I have no idea whether
  the reason is sheer bureaucracy (lots of requests)
  or personal (someone didn't like something I wrote?).
  I would think that the subject matter -- foreign policy
  after the Vulcans -- is a natural one for her.
  While it's not absolutely necessary,
  it would certainly add insight. I don't know
  if you can do anything to help, but if so,
  I'd certainly appreciate it.
  Best,
  Jim
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  Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2010 3:48 PM
  To: Reines, Philippe I; McHale, Judith A; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: on the matter we discussed
  Done.
  Blog post tonight to follow.
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  No real harm, other than taking up your time. But no real upside either. Over the last decade you've only spoken to one
  or two people on the record for books, but have regretted dozens, many from people close to you. It's just been easier
  saying no to all. Doesn't make it a wise policy, but it's been SOP.
  If you'd like I can a) check in with the author, see if he has others of stature talking to him; and b) tend to Sid

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  To:
  Cc: Jake Sullivan
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  No real harm, other than taking up your time. But no real upside either. Over the last decade you've only spoken to one
  or two people on the record for books, but have regretted dozens, many from people close to you. It's just been easier
  saying no to all. Doesn't make it a wise policy, but it's been SOP.
  If you'd like I can a) check in with the author, see if he has others of stature talking to him; and b) tend to Sid
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 21:31:01
  To: 'preines <preines
  Subject: Fw: H: fyi. Sid
  'sullivanjj@state.govi<sullivanjj@state.gov>
  Pis review and advise me about this. Thx.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop <sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Sep 08 15:47:38 2010
  Subject: H: fyi. Sid
  Jim Mann, who wrote The Rise of the Vulcans, is writing a history of Democrats and foreign policy since Vietnam. He's
  also a China expert, having covered China for the LA Times. He's favorably disposed to you, a serious person and
  concerned about the policies. I know him well. I think you ought to consider talking to him on the record for his book.
  I've enclosed his bio from Johns Hopkins SAIS , where he's on the faculty, and his email.
  James Mann, B.A.photo, Mann <http://www.sais-jhu.edu/bin/d/w/mann.png>
  Foreign Policy Institute Author-in-Residence Expertise Geographic Areas East Asia I China I Taiwan Issues American
  foreign policy I diplomacy I domestic influences on foreign policy I human rights I media and foreign policy I strategic
  and security issues I U.S. Congress and foreign policy Background and Education Was senior writer-in-residence at the
  Center for Strategic and International Studies; served as staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, including positions as
  Beijing bureau chief, national security correspondent and foreign affairs columnist; was staff writer for the New Haven
  Journal-Courier, The Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer and The Baltimore Sun; received the National Press Club
  Edwin M. Hood Award for diplomatic correspondence in 1993 and 1999, the Edward Weintal Prize for diplomatic
  reporting in 1999, the New York Public Library Helen Bernstein Award for best book of the year by a journalist in 2000
  and the Asia-Pacific Award for best book about Asia in 2000; was finalist for the Lionel Gelber Prize for books on
  international relations in 2000 and the Arthur Ross Book Prize in 2005; is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations;
  formerly a guest scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and fellow of the American Academy
  in Berlin; serves as guest commentator for television and radio networks; B.A., sociology, Harvard University Publications
  The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan: A History of the End of the Cold War (2009); The China Fantasy: How Our Leaders
  Explain Away Chinese Repression (2007); Rise of the Vulcans: The History of Bush's War Cabinet (2004); About Face: A
  History of America's Curious Relationship With China, From Nixon to Clinton (1999); Beijing Jeep (1989); "Congress and
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  Taiwan" in Making China Policy (2001); numerous articles in The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic and The
  Washington Post
  Original Message
  From: Jim Mann
  To: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Wed, Sep 8, 2010 3:30 pm
  Subject: (no subject)
  Sid,
  My requests for a book interview with the secretary
  of state are still going nowhere. I have no idea whether
  the reason is sheer bureaucracy (lots of requests)
  or personal (someone didn't like something I wrote?).
  I would think that the subject matter -- foreign policy
  after the Vulcans -- is a natural one for her.
  While it's not absolutely necessary,
  it would certainly add insight. I don't know
  if you can do anything to help, but if so,
  I'd certainly appreciate it.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772128 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772128 Date: 08/31/2015
  Best,
  Jim
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  1. Churkin called Susan back.
  B1
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  2. Feltman just called.
  B5
  12/17/2025

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  Ok
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Wed Sep 08 21:46:43 2010
  Subject: Fw: CARE Policy Recommendations to Meet the MDGs
  Pls print.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Sep 07 23:11:18 2010
  Subject: FW: CARE Policy Recommendations to Meet the MDGs
  FYI
  From: Gayle, Helene [mailto
  Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 3:04 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: CARE Policy Recommendations to Meet the MDGs
  Dear Ms. Mills:
  CARE is pleased that the international community will come together at the Millennium Development Goals (MDG)
  Summit from Sept. 20-22, 2010, in New York, to recommit to and accelerate progress toward the achievement of the
  MDGs by 2015. We also welcome the United States' Strategy for Meeting the Millennium Development Goals,
  "Celebrate, Innovate and Sustain: Toward 2015 and Beyond." While we have made progress on some goals, we still
  have much to do if we are going to meet these global commitments by 2015.
  Attached or linked below are CARE's recommendations for meeting the Millennium Development Goals and for
  strengthening the US' MDG strategy. Our recommendations include approaches and strategies proven to deliver results
  specifically on MDGs 1, 3, 5 and 7. CARE's reflections on the MDGs are drawn from more than 60 years of experience
  working with the poorest communities in more than 70 countries around the world. Women are at the heart of CARE's
  efforts because experience shows that a woman's achievements yield dramatic benefits for her entire family and the
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  larger community. Promoting gender equality and women's empowerment is central to poverty reduction and the
  achievement of all MDGs.
  The MDG Summit provides a critical opportunity to take bold and decisive action. CARE believes that the following
  guiding principles must be reflected in the outcome of the MDG Summit, in the US' MDG strategy, as well as in the US'
  and the international community's implementation efforts:
  • An emphasis on meeting the needs of people in extreme poverty and the most vulnerable populations;
  • Promotion of gender equality, gender responsiveness, and the empowerment of women;
  • Adherence to broad-based country ownership, including broad stakeholder engagement with local communities,
  women's groups, and other vulnerable populations, in a whole-of-society approach to development;
  • Recognition of the linkages among the eight MDGs; and
  • A commitment to transparency, mutual accountability, and mechanisms to track results.
  Any recommitment to the MDGs must be coupled with commitments to mobilize the necessary resources that will reach
  the people who need them most. In the context of the US' development strategy, CARE also believes that USAID must be
  empowered as the premier US development agency to lead these efforts, and we call on the Administration and
  Congress to work together to reform and modernize US foreign assistance policies, efforts and strategies.
  CARE urges bold efforts to recommit to the MDGs and ensure progress toward their achievement. The MDG Summit can
  be the turning point in collective efforts to achieve the MDGs by 2015. It is critical that the global community unite
  around a shared action-oriented strategy for meeting — and exceeding — these goals and begin to lay the groundwork for
  post-2015.
  CARE stands ready to support your efforts and looks forward to continuing valuable collaboration with the US
  government and other leaders to tackle poverty worldwide. Please do not hesitate to call on us.
  Sincerely,
  Helene D. Gayle, MD, MPH
  President & CEO, CARE USA
  Email
  Phone: (404) 979-9100
  Fax: (404) 589-2604
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  sbwhoeop
  Wednesday, September 8, 2010 10:07 PM
  Re: H: First review of your speech. Goad you used Acheson. Sid
  Don't know the writer personally, but he is a regular columnist for The Daily Beast, a young Indian-American, who used to
  work for WSJ, a conservative in fact.

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  sbwhoeop
  Wednesday, September 8, 2010 10:07 PM
  Re: H: First review of your speech. Goad you used Acheson. Sid
  Don't know the writer personally, but he is a regular columnist for The Daily Beast, a young Indian-American, who used to
  work for WSJ, a conservative in fact.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22clintonemail.com>
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Wed, Sep 8, 2010 9:33 pm
  Subject: Re: H: First review of your speech. Goad you used Acheson. Sid
  Do you know who the writer is?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Sep 08 14:34:36 2010
  Subject: H: First review of your speech. Goad you used Acheson. Sid
  <http://www.tdbimg.com//image/print blogs header.gif?v=7.73.13>
  Hillary's Homerun of a Speech
  by Tunku Varadarajan
  September 8, 2010 1 12:16pm
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  BS Top - Varadarajan Hillary Clinton <http://www.tdbimg.com/fi1es/2010/09/08/img-bs-
  LtoEL:
  -varadarajan-hillary-clinton 121414586291.jpg>
  Hillary Clinton speaks at the Council on Foreign Relations September 8, 2010 in
  Washington, DC. (Mark Wilson / Getty Images) The secretary of State delivered
  the best speech of the Obama administration this morning. Tunku Varadarajan on
  her "pew American moment"—and why she's better than her boss.
  Behold the Hillary Doctrine. And heap abundant gratitude—and rose petals if you
  have them on hand—on the firm, unfussy, deeply reassuring woman who has just
  offered it up to the world.
  In the 20 months since this administration began administering (a verb I use
  only in the loosest sense), the speech
  <http://www.cspan.org/Watch/Media/2010/09/08/HP/R/37857/Sec+Clinton+discusses+Advancing+A
  merican+Interests+on+a+Global+Scale.aspx>
  Wednesday morning by Hillary Clinton, delivered at the Council on Foreign
  Relations <http://www.cfr.org/> , was the first time we have been given an
  unreserved lift of the heart by any of its members. It was, by far, the best
  speech of this administration. Whereas her president has frequently wrung his
  elegant hands, doing the rounds of the world to reassure foreign leaders that
  America is a cuddly bunny at heart, the secretary of State declared Wednesday
  that we are all living "a new American moment—a moment when our global
  leadership is essential." There was no bowing from her to potentates in robes;
  there was, instead, a promise that "we will do everything we can to exercise the
  traditions of American leadership at home and abroad."
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  What is so piquant here is not the fact that Hillary understands that Obama is
  president. It is the growing sense that Hillary would have made a much, much
  better president than Obama.
  Try this for size: "The United States can, must and will lead in the new
  century." In order to do that, Clinton promised "a new global architecture,"
  "built to last and withstand stress." And in a muscular departure from the way
  in which this administration—for fear of seeming Bush-like—has been shrinking
  from the unembarrassed propagation of American values, she uttered these
  plainspoken, unadorned words: "Democracy needs defending."
  Human rights, too, came in for a robust airing: China was scolded, and exhorted
  to follow "the rules of the road" in its aspiration to be a great power; as was
  Russia, for its invasion of Georgia. The message: We may live in a multipolar
  world, but we have higher standards by far than those who would style themselves
  as our equals.
  Clinton used phrases like "American might," words that we are more accustomed to
  hearing from Republicans—words that we've come to believe that many Democrats
  can't bear to voice. How refreshing, therefore, that she should reach into a
  vocabulary of pride that most American citizens would applaud.
  Hillary Clinton invoked the name of Dean Acheson
  <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean Acheson>
  in her reference to the need for "good, old-fashioned diplomacy," and there
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  certainly was an air of the Achesonian, of the statesman, about her speech.
  Good, old-fashioned diplomacy, it should be noted, is in contrast to Obama's
  apparent preference for seeing America as a nation like any other, only a bit
  bigger, richer, and better-armed. Clinton's "old-fashioned" diplomacy is based,
  by contrast, on the unquestionable premise that America is the world's leader.
  Not primus inter pares; just primus.
  In her speech, Clinton referred to the sources of "American might." The first,
  of course, is "economic power." But it is her hailing of the second—America's
  "moral authority"—that was so invigorating.
  It was Acheson who said: "The most important aspect of the relationship between
  the president and the secretary of state is that they both understand who is
  president." What is so piquant here, in this administration, is not the fact,
  plain to behold, that Hillary understands that Obama is president. It is the
  growing sense that Hillary would have made a much, much better president than
  Obama.
  Tunku Varadarajan is a national affairs correspondent and writer at large for
  The Daily Beast. He is also the Virginia Hobbs Carpenter Fellow in Journalism at
  Stanford's Hoover Institution and a professor at NYU's Stern Business School. He
  is a former assistant managing editor at The Wall Street Journal. (Follow him on
  Twitter here <http://twitter.com/tunkuv> .)
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  Get a head start with the Morning Scoop email <http://www.thedailybeast.com/email-
  signup/>
  . It's your Cheat Sheet with must reads from across the Web. Get it
  <http://www.thedailybeast.com/emall-signup/> .
  For inquiries, please contact The Daily Beast at editorial@thedailybeast.com.
  <http://www.tdbimg.com//image/print footer.gif?v=7.73.13>
  URL: http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-09-08/hillary-clinton-foreign-
  policy-speech-better-than-obama/p/
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  I agree with Philippe that he should do some checking on this book, but I'm inclined to support you talking to him.
  Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone with SprintSpeed

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  From: jake.sullivar
  Sent: Wednesday, September 8, 2010 10:44 PM
  To: preines
  Subject: Re: H: fyi. Sid
  I agree with Philippe that he should do some checking on this book, but I'm inclined to support you talking to him.
  Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone with SprintSpeed
  Original Message
  From: "PIR" <preines
  Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2010 01:47:47
  To: Evergreen<HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Reply-To: preines
  Cc: Jake Sullivan'
  Subject: Re: H: fyi. Sid
  No real harm, other than taking up your time. But no real upside either. Over the last decade you've only spoken to one
  or two people on the record for books, but have regretted dozens, many from people close to you. It's just been easier
  saying no to all. Doesn't make it a wise policy, but it's been SOP.
  If you'd like I can a) check in with the author, see if he has others of stature talking to him; and b) tend to Sid
  Original Message
  •From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 21:31:01
  To: 'preines
  Subject: Fw: H: fyi. Sid
  ; 'sullivanjj@state.govi<sullivanjj@state.gov>
  Pls review and advise me about this. Thx.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Sep 08 15:47:38 2010
  Subject: H: fyi. Sid
  Jim Mann, who wrote The Rise of the Vulcans, is writing a history of Democrats and foreign policy since Vietnam. He's
  also a China expert, having covered China for the LA Times. He's favorably disposed to you, a serious person and
  concerned about the policies. I know him well. I think you ought to consider talking to him on the record for his book.
  I've enclosed his bio from Johns Hopkins SAIS , where he's on the faculty, and his email.
  James Mann, B.A.photo, Mann <http://www.sais-jhu.edu/bin/d/w/mann.png>
  Foreign Policy Institute Author-in-Residence Expertise Geographic Areas East Asia I China Taiwan Issues American
  foreign policy I diplomacy I domestic influences on foreign policy I human rights I media and foreign policy I strategic
  and security issues I U.S. Congress and foreign policy Background and Education Was senior writer-in-residence at the
  Center for Strategic and International Studies; served as staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, including positions as
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  Beijing bureau chief, national security correspondent and foreign affairs columnist; was staff writer for the New Haven
  Journal-Courier, The Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer and The Baltimore Sun; received the National Press Club
  Edwin M. Hood Award for diplomatic correspondence in 1993 and 1999, the Edward Weintal Prize for diplomatic
  reporting in 1999, the New York Public Library Helen Bernstein Award for best book of the year by a journalist in 2000
  and the Asia-Pacific Award for best book about Asia in 2000; was finalist for the Lionel Gelber Prize for books on
  international relations in 2000 and the Arthur Ross Book Prize in 2005; is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations;
  formerly a guest scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and fellow of the American Academy
  in Berlin; serves as guest commentator for television and radio networks; B.A., sociology, Harvard University Publications
  The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan: A History of the End of the Cold War (2009); The China Fantasy: How Our Leaders
  Explain Away Chinese Repression (2007); Rise of the Vulcans: The History of Bush's War Cabinet (2004); About Face: A
  History of America's Curious Relationship With China, From Nixon to Clinton (1999); Beijing Jeep (1989); "Congress and
  Taiwan" in Making China Policy (2001); numerous articles in The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic and The
  Washington Post
  Original Message
  From: Jim Mann <
  To: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Wed, Sep 8, 2010 3:30 pm
  Subject: (no subject)
  Sid,
  My requests for a book interview with the secretary
  of state are still going nowhere. I have no idea whether
  the reason is sheer bureaucracy (lots of requests)
  or personal (someone didn't like something I wrote?).
  I would think that the subject matter -- foreign policy
  after the Vulcans -- is a natural one for her.
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  While it's not absolutely necessary,
  it would certainly add insight. I don't know
  if you can do anything to help, but if so,
  I'd certainly appreciate it.
  Best,
  Jim
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  HRC:
  [Huma can you print for HRC]
  Melanne is stepping through the QDDR and giving specific edits on each section to ensure the integration of gender.
  In addition to that help, she shared her thoughts/concerns on the reorganization as it affects s/GWI. We already
  determined from your earlier feedback that S/GWI would maintain a direct report to S (I actually always thought that
  even with the reorganization of homes for many of the S offices, we still were maintaining a direct S/reporting so we are
  revisiting this issue writ-large for the next draft to you. For example, we now know statutorily that S/CT legislatively is a
  required S report).
  That said, here is her narrative for your review for when we speak. I have embedded comments in caps in text after
  each graph where relevant.
  TO: Anne-Marie Slaughter
  FROM: Melanne Verveer
  DATE: November 4, 2010
  RE: Gender Integration in the QDDR
  The Secretary has declared time and time again that the empowerment of women is "at the heart of the foreign
  policy of the United States." Our collective task is to realize this principle by integrating gender into the policies and
  programs of the State Department and USAID in an enduring way.
  We are concerned that the current draft of the QDDR falls short of this call. In the existing draft, the Office of
  Global Women's Issues falls under a new Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy and Human Rights while
  retaining the Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues who reports directly to the Secretary. This new structure
  misses the simple but important reality that women are half of the world's population and that the major security,
  economic and social challenges of this century cannot be solved without them. These issues cut across the work of the
  department and touch virtually all regions, though we place special emphasis on regions in which women and girls
  are most vulnerable, such as in countries experiencing conflict and transition. Locating the office within one bureau
  makes it impossible for the Office to implement its very charge — to integrate gender effectively into the work of the
  entire State Department.
  Therefore, gender must be integrated throughout all of the regional and functional bureaus rather than located
  within one bureau. Women should be integral to all of our diplomatic efforts—from traditional bilateral and multilateral
  relationships, strategic dialogues, and public diplomacy, to our relations with civil society, community leaders and other
  non-state actors. Women are also important to consider in all of our policy initiatives, including global health, food
  security, climate change, economic issues, human rights, and peace and security. We must institute rigorous
  institutional mechanisms to ensure that all bureaus, both regional and functional, consider gender in diplomacy and
  development.
  In order to integrate gender effectively throughout the work of the Department, we recommend the following
  approach to planning, budgeting, structure and evaluation:
  Maintain visibility and focus on gender. Retain the Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues who
  reports to the Secretary. This position embodies our commitment to and advocacy for gender equality as an essential
  part of diplomacy and development and signals our understanding that this is important to the national security of the
  United States. In addition, the office advances a coherent and coordinated strategy on gender throughout the State
  Department and USAID. [DONE]
  Ensure that gender is effectively addressed throughout all bureaus and missions. We recommend the
  following structural changes at State. First, make the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary (PDAS) in all regional and
  functional bureaus responsible and accountable for their bureaus' work on gender. The Office of Global Women's Issues
  would serve as a resource to the PDAS on these issues. Second, assign specialized gender liaisons to regional bureaus
  for purposes of integration, where needed. Third, include training and capacity development for employees on gender
  Issues (in both Foreign and Civil Service as well as for political appointees). Fourth, evaluate the PDAS in each bureau on
  gender integration in policies and programs (including, for example, as a component in the Performance Evaluation
  System). Similarly, require each Chief of Mission to be responsible and accountable for the mission's work on gender, to
  assign personnel with expertise to manage the work on gender, to require personnel to receive training on gender
  issues, and to be evaluated on this work. A parallel structure should be put in place at USAID, and our diplomacy and
  development work on gender should be coordinated and complimentary.
  [THIS IS RECOMMENDATION, WITH SOME VARIATION, MADE FOR MANY AREAS — PUBLIC DIPLOMACY,
  MULTILATERAL AFFAIRS, AND OTHERS — CHALLENGE WILL BE TO IDENTIFY HOW TO ADDRESS EFFECTIVELY AND CREAT A
  PDAS JOB THAT IS MEANINGFUL GIVEN THE NEW RESPONSIBILITIES SOUGHT TO BE IMPOSED THROUGH THAT
  POSITION]
  Include gender in strategic planning and budget allocation. We recommend continuing the requirement
  initiated last year that all bureaus include a plan for gender integration in their annual Strategic Plan and Budget
  proposal. Each bureau is required to describe how their policies and programs will improve gender equality and how
  that will strengthen their work more generally. They are also required, to the extent possible, to outline what portion of
  their policies and programs target or affect women and girls. [THIS ALREADY IS IN PLACE AND WOULD BE RETAINED]
  Measure impact. Develop indicators and long-term evaluation systems to measure the impact of programs on
  women and girls. There are efforts underway currently within F and at USAID to consider how to improve our
  measurement of impact on women and girls and to develop different and additional indicators where
  appropriate. [SAME AS IMMEDIATELY ABOVE —THIS IS ALREADY IN PROCESS]
  Happy to discuss.
  cdm

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  Sent: Saturday, November 6, 2010 8:31 AM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Gender- Melanne's Comments on QDDR
  HRC:
  [Huma can you print for HRC]
  Melanne is stepping through the QDDR and giving specific edits on each section to ensure the integration of gender.
  In addition to that help, she shared her thoughts/concerns on the reorganization as it affects s/GWI. We already
  determined from your earlier feedback that S/GWI would maintain a direct report to S (I actually always thought that
  even with the reorganization of homes for many of the S offices, we still were maintaining a direct S/reporting so we are
  revisiting this issue writ-large for the next draft to you. For example, we now know statutorily that S/CT legislatively is a
  required S report).
  That said, here is her narrative for your review for when we speak. I have embedded comments in caps in text after
  each graph where relevant.
  TO: Anne-Marie Slaughter
  FROM: Melanne Verveer
  DATE: November 4, 2010
  RE: Gender Integration in the QDDR
  The Secretary has declared time and time again that the empowerment of women is "at the heart of the foreign
  policy of the United States." Our collective task is to realize this principle by integrating gender into the policies and
  programs of the State Department and USAID in an enduring way.
  We are concerned that the current draft of the QDDR falls short of this call. In the existing draft, the Office of
  Global Women's Issues falls under a new Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy and Human Rights while
  retaining the Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues who reports directly to the Secretary. This new structure
  misses the simple but important reality that women are half of the world's population and that the major security,
  economic and social challenges of this century cannot be solved without them. These issues cut across the work of the
  department and touch virtually all regions, though we place special emphasis on regions in which women and girls
  are most vulnerable, such as in countries experiencing conflict and transition. Locating the office within one bureau
  makes it impossible for the Office to implement its very charge — to integrate gender effectively into the work of the
  entire State Department.
  Therefore, gender must be integrated throughout all of the regional and functional bureaus rather than located
  within one bureau. Women should be integral to all of our diplomatic efforts—from traditional bilateral and multilateral
  relationships, strategic dialogues, and public diplomacy, to our relations with civil society, community leaders and other
  non-state actors. Women are also important to consider in all of our policy initiatives, including global health, food
  security, climate change, economic issues, human rights, and peace and security. We must institute rigorous
  institutional mechanisms to ensure that all bureaus, both regional and functional, consider gender in diplomacy and
  development.
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  In order to integrate gender effectively throughout the work of the Department, we recommend the following
  approach to planning, budgeting, structure and evaluation:
  Maintain visibility and focus on gender. Retain the Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues who
  reports to the Secretary. This position embodies our commitment to and advocacy for gender equality as an essential
  part of diplomacy and development and signals our understanding that this is important to the national security of the
  United States. In addition, the office advances a coherent and coordinated strategy on gender throughout the State
  Department and USAID. [DONE]
  Ensure that gender is effectively addressed throughout all bureaus and missions. We recommend the
  following structural changes at State. First, make the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary (PDAS) in all regional and
  functional bureaus responsible and accountable for their bureaus' work on gender. The Office of Global Women's Issues
  would serve as a resource to the PDAS on these issues. Second, assign specialized gender liaisons to regional bureaus
  for purposes of integration, where needed. Third, include training and capacity development for employees on gender
  Issues (in both Foreign and Civil Service as well as for political appointees). Fourth, evaluate the PDAS in each bureau on
  gender integration in policies and programs (including, for example, as a component in the Performance Evaluation
  System). Similarly, require each Chief of Mission to be responsible and accountable for the mission's work on gender, to
  assign personnel with expertise to manage the work on gender, to require personnel to receive training on gender
  issues, and to be evaluated on this work. A parallel structure should be put in place at USAID, and our diplomacy and
  development work on gender should be coordinated and complimentary.
  [THIS IS RECOMMENDATION, WITH SOME VARIATION, MADE FOR MANY AREAS — PUBLIC DIPLOMACY,
  MULTILATERAL AFFAIRS, AND OTHERS — CHALLENGE WILL BE TO IDENTIFY HOW TO ADDRESS EFFECTIVELY AND CREAT A
  PDAS JOB THAT IS MEANINGFUL GIVEN THE NEW RESPONSIBILITIES SOUGHT TO BE IMPOSED THROUGH THAT
  POSITION]
  Include gender in strategic planning and budget allocation. We recommend continuing the requirement
  initiated last year that all bureaus include a plan for gender integration in their annual Strategic Plan and Budget
  proposal. Each bureau is required to describe how their policies and programs will improve gender equality and how
  that will strengthen their work more generally. They are also required, to the extent possible, to outline what portion of
  their policies and programs target or affect women and girls. [THIS ALREADY IS IN PLACE AND WOULD BE RETAINED]
  Measure impact. Develop indicators and long-term evaluation systems to measure the impact of programs on
  women and girls. There are efforts underway currently within F and at USAID to consider how to improve our
  measurement of impact on women and girls and to develop different and additional indicators where
  appropriate. [SAME AS IMMEDIATELY ABOVE —THIS IS ALREADY IN PROCESS]
  Happy to discuss.
  cdm
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  Subject: News Ticker: (Reuters) Israeli air strike kills five Gaza militants
  GAZA (Reuters) - An Israeli air strike killed five Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip December 18, Israeli
  and Palestinian officials said. The Israeli military said in a statement that its aircraft "targeted and identified
  hitting a squad of terror operatives who were preparing to launch rockets towards Israeli territory". Palestinian
  hospital officials said the five were militants. Militant groups identified the five dead as members of the Islamic
  Jihad and Popular Resistance Committees.
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  Yes, I'll go back and watch and listen and have fixed as necessary
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  To: Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Correction
  Sent: Sep 9, 2010 7:45 AM
  Not that it matters, but several of the articles quote me as saying that the Koran burning is "distrustful". I'm not sure
  that's a word, and I thought I said "distressful". Can we fix?
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  From: Davis, Timmy T
  To: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob 3; S_SpecialAssistants
  Sent: Sat Dec 18 18:22:26 2010
  Subject: Fw: McCain's START amendment defeated 59-37 (U)
  FYI
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  (U) Media report members of the Senate voted December 18 to defeat an amendment proposed by Senator McCain (R-
  AZ). The amendment called for language that recognizes a relationship between offensive and defensive weapons to be
  taken out of the START treaty's preamble. If passed, the amendment would have sent the treaty back to U.S. and
  Russian negotiators.
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  Post-Daley circus gets started early
  Easier to count those who aren't running than those who are
  By Rick Pearson, Hal Dardick, Tribune reporters
  11:17 PM CDT, September 8,2010
  The post-Daley era in Chicago politics began Wednesday with all of the promise of baseball's Opening Day —
  no winners, no losers and everyone proclaiming they have a shot at the crown.
  With Mayor Richard Daley saying he would not endorse a successor for the Feb. 22 city election, various
  political factions engaged in private meetings and a flurry of phone calls aimed at separating the contenders
  from the pretenders.
  "There will be a lot of candidates," Daley said after his first City Council meeting since announcing he would
  not seek a seventh term. "Look at the City Council. All 50 are candidates right now. They all want to be
  candidates for mayor and why not? This the best job in America, right here."
  In the anteroom behind the City Council chambers, the scene was controlled chaos as more than a dozen
  aldermen — white, black and Latino — happily stepped out of the meeting to give interviews to anyone who
  wanted to listen about how they could be the city's next mayor.
  But the prospective candidates — following the old political adage that it's "better to be looked over than
  overlooked" — weren't limited to City Hall.
  In Washington, White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel was touted by another Chicagoan, President Barack
  Obama's political guru David Axelrod, as having the skills and personality to be a big-city mayor.
  Amid all the early jockeying, bluffing and bullying, veteran Aid. Richard Mell, 33rd, outlined the nuts and bolts
  reality of mounting a mayoral campaign with only weeks before the Nov. 22 deadline for submitting petitions.
  "Someone's got to have some serious money. This isn't something you just decide," Mel! said. "It takes a full-
  scale ward-by-ward operation to identify your votes and get them out to vote."
  Mell also talked about the qualities to look for in a winning candidate — someone who will be a "unifier" and
  "can't be looked at as looking at one segment of the city."
  Still, many politicians were beginning their assessment by gauging the mood of their political base.
  "I don't know if it's as important that it's an African-American candidate as it is about a candidate that is going
  to be fair to the African-American community," said Aid. Walter Burnett, 27th, head of the council's black
  caucus, which met in private at the Hotel Allegro across from City Hall.
  "For anyone to run for mayor of the city of Chicago there has to be a groundswell of people in the city to
  support them ... Everyone has an opportunity."
  At City Hall, amid the swarm of politicians and reporters, U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, a South Side Democrat, said
  it was "critical" to try to find an African-American contender who would work for the black community's
  interests. But the council's black caucus agreed only to try to come up with a list of topics, such as improving
  education, that prospective candidates should address.
  Latino council members met for lunch and agreed to meet again within the next few weeks, giving potential
  candidates time to develop a presentation to make to them.
  "If there's a Hispanic that runs, he or she will probably get the majority of the Hispanic vote," said Ald. Danny
  Solis, 25th.
  "I think more than likely it probably, if you look at the numbers, it won't be a Hispanic in the runoff," Solis said.
  "But then I think we can play a very important role" in backing one of the remaining candidates.
  But such sentiments didn't deter one of the city's most prominent Latino politicians from declaring that he plans
  to run. City Clerk Miguel del Valle told the Tribune he planned to make a formal announcement "down the
  road."
  Mell and many others expect the field for the February city election will be too fragmented for any candidate to
  reach the winning margin of 50 percent plus one vote. If there is no outright winner, the top two vote-getters
  proceed to an April 5 runoff election.
  One prominent Northwest Side committeeman, who asked not to be identified because of the early stage of the
  campaigns, said the measure of those candidates who are real and those who are seeking an ego boost can be
  measured in two numbers: 25,000 and $7 million.
  Though 12,500 signatures are needed for the February primary, politicians routinely get double the number to
  ensure they make the ballot. As for $7 million, the committeeman said, about $4 million would be needed to
  ensure a first or second place finish on Feb. 22, followed by a campaign of about $3 million for the April runoff.
  "I'm getting a lot of calls about having lunch," said the committeeman. "I've told them to call me back when
  they get the signatures and then we can talk about fundraising."
  Aid. Patrick Levar, 45th, who is not running for mayor, said this power vacuum reminds him of when Mayor
  Harold Washington died and Eugene Sawyer was picked to replace him.
  "There's a lot of people who are going to be jockeying for position, but I've learned over the years to sit and
  listen and see who can put the different coalitions together," said Levar, who is also the Northwest Side ward's
  Democratic committeeman. "Whoever can raise the amount of money and put the coalition together is the
  person who is going to win."
  While many politicians were starting those discussions, some key Democratic committeemen said they hadn't
  heard from Emanuel, one of the most prominent potential candidates.
  Emanuel, a former top political aide to Daley and Northwest Side congressman, has previously said he'd like to
  be mayor but has avoided the spotlight since Daley's announcement.
  Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, told reporters aboard Air Force One that he expected Emanuel
  to "take some time to think about what he wants to do with his future."
  But Axelrod, who previously served as Daley's political adviser, told ABC News that if Emanuel decided
  to leave the White House for a mayoral bid, "the president will support that decision."
  Saying mayors are "larger than life personalities," Axelrod said Emanuel "has that combination of skills and
  that personality and mindset to be a success if he chooses to go that route."

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  Subject: and so it begins
  Post-Daley circus gets started early
  Easier to count those who aren't running than those who are
  By Rick Pearson, Hal Dardick, Tribune reporters
  11:17 PM CDT, September 8,2010
  The post-Daley era in Chicago politics began Wednesday with all of the promise of baseball's Opening Day —
  no winners, no losers and everyone proclaiming they have a shot at the crown.
  With Mayor Richard Daley saying he would not endorse a successor for the Feb. 22 city election, various
  political factions engaged in private meetings and a flurry of phone calls aimed at separating the contenders
  from the pretenders.
  "There will be a lot of candidates," Daley said after his first City Council meeting since announcing he would
  not seek a seventh term. "Look at the City Council. All 50 are candidates right now. They all want to be
  candidates for mayor and why not? This the best job in America, right here."
  In the anteroom behind the City Council chambers, the scene was controlled chaos as more than a dozen
  aldermen — white, black and Latino — happily stepped out of the meeting to give interviews to anyone who
  wanted to listen about how they could be the city's next mayor.
  But the prospective candidates — following the old political adage that it's "better to be looked over than
  overlooked" — weren't limited to City Hall.
  In Washington, White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel was touted by another Chicagoan, President Barack
  Obama's political guru David Axelrod, as having the skills and personality to be a big-city mayor.
  Amid all the early jockeying, bluffing and bullying, veteran Aid. Richard Mell, 33rd, outlined the nuts and bolts
  reality of mounting a mayoral campaign with only weeks before the Nov. 22 deadline for submitting petitions.
  "Someone's got to have some serious money. This isn't something you just decide," Mel! said. "It takes a full-
  scale ward-by-ward operation to identify your votes and get them out to vote."
  Mell also talked about the qualities to look for in a winning candidate — someone who will be a "unifier" and
  "can't be looked at as looking at one segment of the city."
  Still, many politicians were beginning their assessment by gauging the mood of their political base.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772161 Date: 08/31/2015

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  "I don't know if it's as important that it's an African-American candidate as it is about a candidate that is going
  to be fair to the African-American community," said Aid. Walter Burnett, 27th, head of the council's black
  caucus, which met in private at the Hotel Allegro across from City Hall.
  "For anyone to run for mayor of the city of Chicago there has to be a groundswell of people in the city to
  support them ... Everyone has an opportunity."
  At City Hall, amid the swarm of politicians and reporters, U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, a South Side Democrat, said
  it was "critical" to try to find an African-American contender who would work for the black community's
  interests. But the council's black caucus agreed only to try to come up with a list of topics, such as improving
  education, that prospective candidates should address.
  Latino council members met for lunch and agreed to meet again within the next few weeks, giving potential
  candidates time to develop a presentation to make to them.
  "If there's a Hispanic that runs, he or she will probably get the majority of the Hispanic vote," said Ald. Danny
  Solis, 25th.
  "I think more than likely it probably, if you look at the numbers, it won't be a Hispanic in the runoff," Solis said.
  "But then I think we can play a very important role" in backing one of the remaining candidates.
  But such sentiments didn't deter one of the city's most prominent Latino politicians from declaring that he plans
  to run. City Clerk Miguel del Valle told the Tribune he planned to make a formal announcement "down the
  road."
  Mell and many others expect the field for the February city election will be too fragmented for any candidate to
  reach the winning margin of 50 percent plus one vote. If there is no outright winner, the top two vote-getters
  proceed to an April 5 runoff election.
  One prominent Northwest Side committeeman, who asked not to be identified because of the early stage of the
  campaigns, said the measure of those candidates who are real and those who are seeking an ego boost can be
  measured in two numbers: 25,000 and $7 million.
  Though 12,500 signatures are needed for the February primary, politicians routinely get double the number to
  ensure they make the ballot. As for $7 million, the committeeman said, about $4 million would be needed to
  ensure a first or second place finish on Feb. 22, followed by a campaign of about $3 million for the April runoff.
  "I'm getting a lot of calls about having lunch," said the committeeman. "I've told them to call me back when
  they get the signatures and then we can talk about fundraising."
  Aid. Patrick Levar, 45th, who is not running for mayor, said this power vacuum reminds him of when Mayor
  Harold Washington died and Eugene Sawyer was picked to replace him.
  "There's a lot of people who are going to be jockeying for position, but I've learned over the years to sit and
  listen and see who can put the different coalitions together," said Levar, who is also the Northwest Side ward's
  Democratic committeeman. "Whoever can raise the amount of money and put the coalition together is the
  person who is going to win."
  While many politicians were starting those discussions, some key Democratic committeemen said they hadn't
  heard from Emanuel, one of the most prominent potential candidates.
  Emanuel, a former top political aide to Daley and Northwest Side congressman, has previously said he'd like to
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772161 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772161 Date: 08/31/2015
  be mayor but has avoided the spotlight since Daley's announcement.
  Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, told reporters aboard Air Force One that he expected Emanuel
  to "take some time to think about what he wants to do with his future."
  But Axelrod, who previously served as Daley's political adviser, told ABC News that if Emanuel decided
  to leave the White House for a mayoral bid, "the president will support that decision."
  Saying mayors are "larger than life personalities," Axelrod said Emanuel "has that combination of skills and
  that personality and mindset to be a success if he chooses to go that route."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772161 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Importance: High
  Fyi

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  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Koh, Harold Hongju
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Macmanus, Joseph E
  Cc: Gordon, Philip H
  Sent: Sat Dec 18 18:02:52 2010
  Subject: FW: Ninth Circuit Armenian Genocide case
  Jake, Joe:
  Can you let S know about the attached? This will be coming to her in the form of an info memo, but since FM Davutoglu
  mentioned it in his call to her on Friday, we wanted to get this to her asap.
  Thanks
  Harold
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  Thursday, September 9, 2010 10:07 AM
  Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Reines, Philippe I
  FW: (AFP) Pastor says may halt Koran burning if White House asks
  As we just discussed, below is the quote I referred to from pastor in Florida.
  Let me know if you need me to do anything else.
  jm

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  Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Reines, Philippe I
  FW: (AFP) Pastor says may halt Koran burning if White House asks
  As we just discussed, below is the quote I referred to from pastor in Florida.
  Let me know if you need me to do anything else.
  jm
  From: Hensman, Chris
  Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2010 10:02 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Subject: (AFP) Pastor says may halt Koran burning if White House asks
  Pastor says may halt Koran burning if White House asks
  (AFP) –26 minutes ago
  WASHINGTON — A Florida pastor at the center of a global storm over plans to burn hundreds of Korans said
  Thursday he would likely call off the event if asked to by the Obama administration.
  Terry Jones, head of the Dove World Outreach Center, told USA Today he had not been contacted by the White
  House, Pentagon or State Department about Saturday's planned ceremony on the anniversary of the September
  11 attacks.
  If he were "that would cause us definitely to think it over. That's what we're doing now. I don't think a call from
  them is something we would ignore," Jones told the daily.
  US President Barack Obama on Thursday warned the burning ceremony would be a "recruitment bonanza" for
  Al-Qaeda, which carried out the 2001 attacks on the United States in which almost 3,00 people died.
  "You know, you could have serious violence in places like Pakistan or Afghanistan," Obama told ABC
  television in an interview.
  "This could increase the recruitment of individuals who'd be willing to blow themselves up in American cities,
  or European cities," he said.
  US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has also condemned the plans as "disgraceful," while military leaders
  have warned it could endanger troops serving in Afghanistan and Pakistan, both Muslim countries.
  The gun-toting pastor said the aim of Saturday's three-hour evening event in Gainesville, Florida, was to send a
  message to radical Islamists that "it is possibly time for us in a new way to actually stand up and confront
  terrorism."
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  But his tiny church of about 50 members has triggered fears that a violent wave of Islamic anger could ripple
  around the globe, similar to past controversies centered around Islam.
  Danish cartoonist Kurt Westergaard, who sparked Muslim outrage in 2006 with a drawing of the Prophet
  Mohammed, told German media that satire like his was "provocation. Provocation should lead to reflection, to
  enlightenment, to knowledge. In this case, this is really not the case."
  Copyright C 2010 AFP.
  Chris Hensman
  Special Assistant
  Office of the Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs (R)
  U.S. Department of State
  2201 C St, NW Rm 5932
  W: 202.647.91301 M: I 2: hensmancd@state.gov
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  From: Simmons, Krista M
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  http://www.usatoday.cominews/religion/2010-09-08-quran-burning-florida N.htm
  Obama weighs in as plan to burn Qurans sparks
  debate
  Updated 2h 8m ago
  By Larry Copeland and Rick Hampson, USA TODAY
  GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The Constitution won't let you yell "fire" in a crowded theater if there isn't one. It won't let you
  utter "fighting words" with impunity. But scholars agree it will let a pistol-packing minister of a tiny fundamentalist
  church outrage countless Muslims by burning the Quran, a book he says he hasn't read.
  Florida preacher Terry Jones prepared for a bonfire of the Qurans on Saturday — the ninth anniversary of the 9/11
  terror attacks— despite protests from the White House, the Vatican, the U.S. commander in Afghanistan, fellow
  Christian evangelicals and veterans' groups.
  "As of right now," Jones said Wednesday, "we are not convinced that backing down is the right thing."
  In an interview with USA TODAY he said he had not been contacted by the White House, State Department or Pentagon.
  If he were, he said, "that would cause us to definitely think it over. That's what we're doing now. I don't think a call from
  them is something we would ignore."
  Jones' plans for "International Burn a Koran Day" at his Dove World Outreach Center provoked a warning this week from
  Gen. David Petraeus that U.S. troops in the field could be endangered.
  President Obama became the latest to comment in an interview aired Thursday on ABC's Good Morning America. The
  president called the plan a "stunt" that could "greatly endanger our young men and women in uniform who are in Iraq,
  who are in Afghanistan."
  "This is a recruitment bonanza for Al Qaeda," he added.
  "We're concerned with troops and missionaries ourselves," Jones said. "Our question is when do we stop backing down.
  ... In certain areas of our country, we have lost our backbone. We have backed down too much."
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  Wayne Sapp, an associate pastor, said the church is "still in prayer over the whole thing" and could cancel. "God is
  leading us right up to the moment. It's no different than Abraham and his son. God didn't tell him, 'Go right up to the
  point where you might sacrifice him.' He wanted him to be fully committed. We're prepared to do what we're called to
  do."
  The church's plan presents an excruciating dilemma for Americans, many of whom regard freedom of expression as a
  sort of secular religion. But a nation that allows the symbolic burning of its own flag cannot stop the burning of a book,
  says Stephen Gillers, a New York University law professor.
  "From a legal point of view, Gen. Petraeus' prediction (of violence) is too ambiguous to support suppressing the
  conduct," he said. "Were the government to try to stop it, it would lose."
  Still, he said, the facts of the case are troubling: "It's hard to find a direct analogy to this in U.S. constitutional history."
  Although many Americans, including Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, expressed frustration that a small fringe
  group could command such attention, ignoring Jones was not an option.
  Not after Petraeus warned that "images of the burning of a Quran would undoubtedly be used by extremists ... to
  inflame public opinion and incite violence." Not after the Vatican accused Jones of "an outrageous and grave gesture."
  Not after Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour, chairman of the Republican Governors Association, said, "I don't think there's
  any excuse for it."
  Alan Wolfe, director of Boston College's Center for Religion and American Public Life, said Washington shouldn't ignore
  Jones: "This requires public diplomacy by the administration to point out how repugnant this is to most Americans."
  The inconvenient Constitution
  The incident was a reminder of how inconvenient the Constitution can be.
  "The First Amendment, as it's been interpreted, would probably not win if it were put up to a vote," said Gillers, whose
  media law class discussed the case. "It is very hard to explain to people why this sort of conduct should be permitted."
  If Americans schooled in civics have trouble understanding, how much harder is it for people in Ramallah or Khartoum or
  Jakarta? Wolfe was sanguine: "Enough people in the Muslim world understand that this is a fringe group."
  Scott Appleby, a Notre Dame religious historian, acknowledges puzzlement, in a nation where artists and performers
  routinely ridicule organized religion, over Islam's exquisite sensitivity to disrespect for Allah, his word or his prophet,
  Mohammed.
  The incident recalls a controversy in 2005, when 12 editorial cartoons, most depicting the prophet, were published in a
  Danish newspaper. After they were reprinted in other countries, protests spread across the Muslim world. Some
  demonstrators were killed and several Danish embassies were set on fire or vandalized.
  Appleby explained that while not all Christians read the Bible literally, virtually all Muslims believe every word in the
  Quran came directly from Allah, as revealed to Mohammed by the angel Gabriel.
  Coming amid discord over an Islamic center and mosque proposed near the site of the 9/11 attacks in New York, the
  Quran controversy gives many Americans something to agree on — and rally against, Wolfe said. "Even conservative
  Christians who might not like Muslims understand the importance of freedom of speech and religion."
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  Appleby calls the controversy "a mirror" for Americans who "revere their Bible, even if they've never opened it."
  Followers of all religions, he said, "can see what another religion's sacred text means to them, because you know what
  yours means to you."
  Some wonder whether Jones is motivated less by fundamentalism than opportunism. "For people like this, this is a gold
  mine," Wolfe said of the furor. "What an opportunity to rise up from obscurity!"
  Sapp, the associate pastor, asked, "When have you seen a congregation of 40 to 50 people with something they're doing
  get worldwide attention like this?"
  As Sapp spoke with a reporter outside the church, a man walked up and handed him $20 for Jones' effort. "I'm a Roman
  Catholic," Tommy Heenan said. "I don't know if I've ever seen a Roman Catholic cut anybody's head off, slice somebody's
  throat or abuse women.... I don't know if Rev. Jones is correct, but we know where he stands."
  Jones denied he was in it for profit or publicity: "I would not put my life on the line just for publicity. When we decided
  this, we had no idea this much attention, this much publicity would happen." As for profits, he said, "It's probably caused
  some members to leave."
  Eddie Houk, who lives 300 yards from the church, said news coverage has created a monster. "If it wasn't for the media,
  it wouldn't go anywhere. Why would 40 to 50 people, if that, be able to make such a big impression on the whole wide
  world over one little thing?"
  His frustration was shared by Clinton, who told the Council on Foreign Relations it was "regrettable that a pastor ... can
  make this outrageous and distrustful, disgraceful plan and get the world's attention. But that's the world we live in right
  now."
  Jones, meanwhile, was besieged with calls from all quarters to cancel his protest.
  Jones met with Imam Muhammad Musri, president of the Islamic Society of Central Florida, whom Jones called "very
  nice, very friendly, very respectful. In a lot of areas, not the religious area, we were in agreement on many subjects."
  "We came to have a peaceful conversation with the pastor, to hear his grievance, to ask him to follow his own Scripture
  about his enemies," Musri told reporters. "His Scripture teaches him to love his enemies."
  The office of evangelist Franklin Graham, who was traveling in Alaska, said he tried unsuccessfully to reach Jones by
  phone to ask him to cancel the burning. Graham, son of the Rev. Billy Graham, has said that although he loves Muslims,
  Islam is "evil" and cannot lead to salvation.
  Joe Davis, spokesman for the Veterans of Foreign Wars and a Gulf War veteran, called Jones selfish for exposing
  Americans overseas to danger: "If this guy really wants to make a statement, why doesn't he go to Afghanistan in the
  middle of a market square and then douse the Quran on fire? Then he would have a true vested interest in his actions."
  Todd Bowers, a former Marine officer and now spokesman for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, said it's costly
  just to be accused of offending religious sensibilities in some Muslim nations. Bowers said his unit was in Afghanistan
  last year when the Taliban spread rumors that U.S. forces had desecrated a Quran and thrown a dead dog into a
  mosque, even though "no one was even patrolling in that village at that time."
  The rumors sparked protests involving hundreds of demonstrators. Shots were fired, killing an Afghan police officer and
  . a Marine, Bowers said. Afterward, "we would do patrols and realized no one was talking to us," he said. "It set us back
  months."
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  Jones' relatively few defenders included Chuck Morse, a Massachusetts-based conservative writer and talk-show host.
  He said opposition to the Quran burning showed how successful "Islamic fundamentalists have been ... in their
  international campaign of threats and terror.... The world is now cowering in fear."
  He said protesters who burned a Bible or a Quran in the West "need not worry that they will be beheaded. They know
  that American or Christian leaders would not sentence them to death, nor would Western leaders use the protest to
  incite violence in the populace at large. And this is the basic point of Pastor Jones' protest."
  'It's just wrong'
  The Dove World Outreach Center sits on 20 acres in a residential area 7 miles northwest of downtown Gainesville, a city
  of 125,000 that is home to the University of Florida.
  Jones, who has been with the church since it was founded about 25 years ago, says he's received more than 100 death
  threats, some extremely graphic. He's started wearing a .40-caliber pistol strapped to his hip.
  His second-floor office is sparsely decorated, with a painting of Presidents Washington, Lincoln and George W. Bush on
  one wall, and a poster for the Mel Gibson 1995 movie, Braveheart, on another. (Jones has a YouTube video series called
  The Braveheart Show.)
  Scores of Qurans, some ordered by his supporters from Amazon and shipped directly to the church, were piled on a
  table in another room.
  Outside, three signs on the road in front of Dove World read: "Islam ... is of the ... Devil."
  Some neighbors are not happy with the church's plans for Saturday. "Totally immoral," said Shirley Turner, a retired
  teacher. "It's bigoted. It's just wrong to burn the holy book of any faith.... They've had the devil sign up for over a year."
  On Wednesday morning police went door-to-door with fliers to alert residents of a driver's license checkpoint to be set
  up at an intersection near the church. The flier warns: "In the event of a significant incident occurring in the area ... the
  sole entrance to your neighborhood will be shut down, and there will be no way in or out for an undetermined amount
  of time."
  Shirley Turner said she had planned to leave for the day Saturday, but now will hunker down. "I'm not going to be scared
  into leaving my home. I hope he (Jones) gets a message from God that says, 'Don't do this!'"
  Chris Hensman
  Special Assistant
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  U.S. Department of State
  2201 C St, NW Rm 5932
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  INDIAN HOME MINISTER APPEALS TO MEDIA TO HELP MAINTAIN COMMUNAL HARMONY IN VIEW OF U.S. PASTOR THREATENING TO BURN QURAN

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  FW: Indian Home Minister Appeals to Media to Help Maintain Communal Harmony in
  View of U.S. Pastor Threatening to Burn Quran
  FYI, as Bob reported this morning. Note last sentence about action by "US Authorities",
  Press Information Bureau
  Government of India
  Ministry of Home Affairs
  09-September-2010 11:44 1ST
  Home Minister Appeals to Media to Help Maintain Communal Harmony in View of U.S. Pastor
  Threatening to Burn Quran
  The Union Home Minister Slui P.Chidambaram has appealed to media to help maintain communal peace and
  harmony in the wake of reports of a pastor in the United States threatening to burn the holy Quran. In a
  statement issued here today, the Union Home Minister said that the act is calculated to increase strife between
  different religious groups. Following is the text of his statement :
  "There are reports of a pastor in the United States threatening to burn the Quran on September 11, 2010.
  The US authorities have strongly condemned the statement of the pastor. Religious leaders all over the world
  have also condemned his proposed action.
  We condemn the action of the pastor. It is totally unbecoming of anyone who claims to be a man of religion. It
  is obviously calculated to increase bitterness and strife between different religious groups. No one who is
  interested in maintaining harmony and peace among different sections of the people can condone such action.
  We hope that the US authorities will take strong action to prevent such an outrage being committed.
  While we await the action of the US authorities, we would appeal to the media in India — both print and
  visual media — to refrain from telecasting visuals or publishing photographs of the deplorable act. We
  would also appeal to the media to exercise great restraint over the next couple of days and help in
  maintaining communal peace and harmony."
  OK/KS
  India Condemns U.S. Pastor's Plan to Burn the Quran, Urges
  Media Restraint
  By Bibhudatta Pradhan - Sep 9, 2010
  India "condemns" a plan by a Florida pastor to burn copies of the Koran and the government hopes the U.S. will
  take strong action against him, Home Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram said in New Delhi.
  Terry Jones, pastor of the Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville has been criticized by U.S. Secretary of
  State Hillary Clinton and the Vatican for his plan to burn the Muslim holy book on Sept. 11. General David
  Petraeus, commander of international coalition forces in Afghanistan, said the act would endanger U.S. troops.
  Chidambaram urged Indian newspapers not to publish photographs of what he said would be a "deplorable act"
  and asked television channels to refrain from broadcasting images. The media must show restraint over the
  "next couple of days and help in maintaining communal peace and harmony," the minister said, reading a
  government statement.
  The proposed burning "is totally unbecoming of anyone who claims to be a man of religion," Chidambaram
  said. About 13 percent of India's 1.2 billion people are Muslim.
  Facing mounting criticism around the world and at home, Jones said yesterday that supporters have sent him
  copies of the Koran to burn and he was not convinced "that backing down is the right thing to do," Associated
  Press reported.
  To contact the reporter on this story: Bibhudatta Pradhan in New Delhi at bpradhan@bloomberg.net
  Chris Hensman
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  U.S. Department of State
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  FW: Indian Home Minister Appeals to Media to Help Maintain Communal Harmony in
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  The Union Home Minister Slui P.Chidambaram has appealed to media to help maintain communal peace and
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  different religious groups. Following is the text of his statement :
  "There are reports of a pastor in the United States threatening to burn the Quran on September 11, 2010.
  The US authorities have strongly condemned the statement of the pastor. Religious leaders all over the world
  have also condemned his proposed action.
  We condemn the action of the pastor. It is totally unbecoming of anyone who claims to be a man of religion. It
  is obviously calculated to increase bitterness and strife between different religious groups. No one who is
  interested in maintaining harmony and peace among different sections of the people can condone such action.
  We hope that the US authorities will take strong action to prevent such an outrage being committed.
  While we await the action of the US authorities, we would appeal to the media in India — both print and
  visual media — to refrain from telecasting visuals or publishing photographs of the deplorable act. We
  would also appeal to the media to exercise great restraint over the next couple of days and help in
  maintaining communal peace and harmony."
  OK/KS
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  India Condemns U.S. Pastor's Plan to Burn the Quran, Urges
  Media Restraint
  By Bibhudatta Pradhan - Sep 9, 2010
  India "condemns" a plan by a Florida pastor to burn copies of the Koran and the government hopes the U.S. will
  take strong action against him, Home Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram said in New Delhi.
  Terry Jones, pastor of the Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville has been criticized by U.S. Secretary of
  State Hillary Clinton and the Vatican for his plan to burn the Muslim holy book on Sept. 11. General David
  Petraeus, commander of international coalition forces in Afghanistan, said the act would endanger U.S. troops.
  Chidambaram urged Indian newspapers not to publish photographs of what he said would be a "deplorable act"
  and asked television channels to refrain from broadcasting images. The media must show restraint over the
  "next couple of days and help in maintaining communal peace and harmony," the minister said, reading a
  government statement.
  The proposed burning "is totally unbecoming of anyone who claims to be a man of religion," Chidambaram
  said. About 13 percent of India's 1.2 billion people are Muslim.
  Facing mounting criticism around the world and at home, Jones said yesterday that supporters have sent him
  copies of the Koran to burn and he was not convinced "that backing down is the right thing to do," Associated
  Press reported.
  To contact the reporter on this story: Bibhudatta Pradhan in New Delhi at bpradhan@bloomberg.net
  Chris Hensman
  Special Assistant
  Office of the Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs (R)
  U.S. Department of State
  2201 C St, NW Rm 5932
  W: 202.647.91301 M: CZ: hensmancd@state.gov
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  You're right, it was AP that got it wrong which is why you saw it repeated in several stories. Having it corrected.
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  You're right, it was AP that got it wrong which is why you saw it repeated in several stories. Having it corrected.
  Speaking of AP, today is s birthday, would be a nice touch to SlyDial him a birthday greeting. I'll give the # to
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  Original Message
  From: "PIR" <preines
  Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2010 12:33:09
  To: Evergreen<HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Jake Sullivan
  Reply-To: preines
  Subject: Re: Correction
  Yes, I'll go back and watch and listen and have fixed as necessary
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  To: Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Correction
  Sent: Sep 9, 2010 7:45 AM
  Not that it matters, but several of the articles quote me as saying that the Koran burning is "distrustful". I'm not sure
  that's a word, and I thought I said "distressful". Can we fix?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772174 Date: 08/31/2015



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  My best time is
  you want to do in person
  so 6pm on; at 8 so am free also from then on and can come over if
  Cdm

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  To: H
  Subject: Re: Personal Note
  My best time is
  you want to do in person
  so 6pm on; at 8 so am free also from then on and can come over if
  Cdm
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sat Dec 18 11:42:42 2010
  Subject: Re: Personal Note
  And well-deserved! When can you talk tomorrow?
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Dec 17 22:26:50 2010
  Subject: Fw: Personal Note
  Nice
  From: Hanrahan, Karen J
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Dec 17 18:26:43 2010
  Subject: Personal Note
  Cheryl,
  One sappy statement before I fly. Your involvement in the QDDR process has always been extremely helpful. Most of the
  best QDDR chairs meetings were those in which you participated, due in large part to the rigor and critical thought you
  brought to every issue. From the beginning of the process, your critical analysis and thoughtfulness in these meetings
  made all of us think more deeply. I have been grateful for that approach many times throughout the QDDR.
  We've come a long way since that first meeting in which I described this as a "capabilities review" and organizational
  change exercise — all met with some frustration or blank stares. I think we've ended this phase on a great note. The
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  amount of positive feedback we've received and the eagerness to start implementation are great signs heading into
  implementation.
  You are clearly one of the hardest working people in this building and have done so much to define and implement the
  Secretary's vision on so many things. So thanks for everything you've done on the QDDR and for everything else you do.
  As discussed today, I'm not far away if you need anything.
  Karen
  Karen J. Hanrahan
  QDDR Chief Operating Officer
  Office of Deputy Secretary Jacob J. Lew
  US Department of State
  2201 C Street NW
  Washington, DC 20520
  HanrahanIO@State.gov
  Office (202) 647-9746
  Cell
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772175 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Hillary:
  Per our conversation yesterday, please see Tim Wirth's response to Chris Smith's op-ed last Saturday in the WPost.
  Others from the Global Leaders Council on Reproductive Health chaired by Mary Robinson (I am an ex officio
  member)are also responding to the article.
  Onward!
  Maria

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  Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 5:52 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Chris Smith/Washington Post
  Hillary:
  Per our conversation yesterday, please see Tim Wirth's response to Chris Smith's op-ed last Saturday in the WPost.
  Others from the Global Leaders Council on Reproductive Health chaired by Mary Robinson (I am an ex officio
  member)are also responding to the article.
  Onward!
  Maria
  From: Elise Travisono Lynch
  To: Otero, Maria
  Sent: Tue Sep 21 16:57:34 2010
  Subject: Chris Smith/Washington Post
  Maria: Per our discussion today, I sent the attached to the Washington Post on Monday. Now we just have to hope that
  they print it!
  Good to see you and hope to see you again soon. T '
  In his Sunday op-ed, Chris Smith politicized the broadly-accepted Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
  Contrary to Smith's assertions, access to legal abortion will not be on the agenda of the MDG Summit this week in New
  York. The key UN document on this issue makes clear that nations have the right to set their own abortion laws. Instead,
  world leaders will focus on how to rid the world of extreme poverty and hunger and to make dramatic improvement to the
  health of women and children around the globe.
  Ensuring access to health services, including modern family planning, can play a critically important role in saving the
  lives of women. In fact, it can reduce 40% of maternal deaths worldwide. More than two hundred million women in the
  developing world want access to family planning, but can't get it. This has a dramatic impact, increasing deaths during
  childbirth, leaving millions of newborns behind.
  Listening to the voices of women in the developing world, not injecting American domestic politics into the MDG Summit,
  is the surest way to promote the goals on which we can all agree.
  Timothy E. Wirth, Washington
  The writer is president of the United Nations Foundation.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772178 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2010 8:46 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: News Ticker: (AP) Sacked Iran FM unaware he was to be fired
  From: OpsNewsTicker@state.gov <OpsNewsTicker@state.gov>
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-0_0S; SES-O_Shift-I
  Sent: Sun Dec 19 05:03:34 2010
  Subject: News Ticker: (AP) Sacked Iran FM unaware he was to be fired
  TEHRAN (AP) - Iran's recently fired foreign minister told a local news agency that he had not been aware of
  plans to remove him from his post when he left on a mission to west Africa. Manouchehr Mottaki told Mehr
  news agency, in a report issued December 19, that he was "never informed" about the dismissal while on his
  trip. MonaIci called the dismissal during the mission "un-diplomatic and offensive."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772186 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Is one of the top five stories on Real Clear World, a site that collects most important things to read, under headline
  "Hillary on Top of U.S. Foreign Policy." And the full speech is also a link on Real Clear World.
  I freely admit that I'm procrastinating from QDDR writing by surfing the web .... AM

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  Is one of the top five stories on Real Clear World, a site that collects most important things to read, under headline
  "Hillary on Top of U.S. Foreign Policy." And the full speech is also a link on Real Clear World.
  I freely admit that I'm procrastinating from QDDR writing by surfing the web .... AM
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772192 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772194
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  To:
  Subject: Fw: Invite for Kaia Lenhart GMMB
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Huang, Cindy Y
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Smith, Jeannemarie E; Haslach, Patricia M
  Sent: Tue Sep 21 16:56:55 2010
  Subject: FW: Invite for Kaia Lenhart GMMB
  Okay, I promise not to send you all the comments on the event, but this one is particularly relevant -- S's commitment
  has the power to spark a movement (see below).
  Original Message
  From: Kaia Lenhart (mailto
  Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 4:50 PM
  To: Huang, Cindy Y
  Cc: Alyson McColl; Katrine Pritchard; DuBord, Damon A
  Subject: RE: Invite for Kaia Lenhart GMMB
  Cindy and Damon...Will write more later, though wanted to congratulate you both on a grand slam day today. Really
  impressive all-around...the video, the site, and most importantly, Secretary Clinton's remarks and commitment to
  nutrition. Just what the movement needs! Hooray...Kaia
  Kaia Lenhart Senior Vice President
  +gmmb cause the effect
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772194 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Importance:
  Crowley, Philip J <CrowleyRl@state.gov>
  Thursday, September 9, 2010 2:18 PM
  Abedin, Huma; Mills, Cheryl D; Verma, Richard R; Sullivan, Jacob J
  FW: Those who have denounced
  High
  Madame Secretary, here is what we have found thus far in terms of Republican voices encouraging the pastor to
  reconsider.
  PJ
  Denounced the Koran Burning:
  Sen. McCain on Twitter:
  "Pastor Jones' threats to burn the Koran will put American service men/women in danger - for their sake
  please don't do it!"
  (http://twittercom/SenJohnMcCain)
  Sarah Palin on Twitter and Facebook: "Koran Burning Is Insensitive, Unnecessary; Pastor Jones, Please Stand
  Down"
  (http://twittercom/SarahPalinUSA)
  See Facebook statement: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=427813493434
  Rep. Boehner on ABC News: "just because you have a right to do something in America does not mean it is
  the right thing to do....We're a nation of religious freedom. We're also a nation of tolerance. And I think in the
  name of tolerance, people ought to really think about the kind of actions they're taking...I just think that it's
  not wise to do this in the face of what our country really represents," said Boehner.
  http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-world/mccain-pleads-against-koran-burning-20100910-153g0.html
  Gov. Barbour via ABC News: "I do not think well of the idea of burning anybody's Koran, or Bible, Book of
  Mormon or anything else.... I don't think there's any excuse for it,"
  (http://blogs.abcnews.com/thenote/2010/09/gov-barbour-no-excuse-for-koran-burning-stirring-up-anti-
  muslim-sentiments-a-distraction-for-gop.html)
  Gov. Pawlenty via Minnesota Public Radio Report: "Gov. Tim Pawlenty says he doesn't think burning the
  Quran is a good idea, but he's not specifically calling on a Florida pastor to cancel a planned weekend protest.
  The Republican governor, who is viewed as a likely presidential candidate in 2012, commented on the Quran
  controversy today at an airport news conference before leaving on an Asian trade mission. Pawlenty said that
  people have a legal right to burn books, but that doesn't mean it's wise. He stopped short of saying the
  burning shouldn't go forward."
  (http://minnesota.publicradio.orecollections/specialkolumnsjpolinautfarchive/2010/09/pawlenty says q.sh
  tml)
  Former Gov. Romney via Politico: "Burning the Quran is wrong on every level," the former Massachusetts
  governor said in a statement to POLITICO. "It puts troops in danger and it violates a founding principle of our
  Republic."
  (http://www.politico.corn/blogs/bensmith/0910/Romney against Quran burning.html)

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  Importance:
  Crowley, Philip J <CrowleyRl@state.gov>
  Thursday, September 9, 2010 2:18 PM
  Abedin, Huma; Mills, Cheryl D; Verma, Richard R; Sullivan, Jacob J
  FW: Those who have denounced
  High
  Madame Secretary, here is what we have found thus far in terms of Republican voices encouraging the pastor to
  reconsider.
  PJ
  Denounced the Koran Burning:
  Sen. McCain on Twitter:
  "Pastor Jones' threats to burn the Koran will put American service men/women in danger - for their sake
  please don't do it!"
  (http://twittercom/SenJohnMcCain)
  Sarah Palin on Twitter and Facebook: "Koran Burning Is Insensitive, Unnecessary; Pastor Jones, Please Stand
  Down"
  (http://twittercom/SarahPalinUSA)
  See Facebook statement: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=427813493434
  Rep. Boehner on ABC News: "just because you have a right to do something in America does not mean it is
  the right thing to do....We're a nation of religious freedom. We're also a nation of tolerance. And I think in the
  name of tolerance, people ought to really think about the kind of actions they're taking...I just think that it's
  not wise to do this in the face of what our country really represents," said Boehner.
  http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-world/mccain-pleads-against-koran-burning-20100910-153g0.html
  Gov. Barbour via ABC News: "I do not think well of the idea of burning anybody's Koran, or Bible, Book of
  Mormon or anything else.... I don't think there's any excuse for it,"
  (http://blogs.abcnews.com/thenote/2010/09/gov-barbour-no-excuse-for-koran-burning-stirring-up-anti-
  muslim-sentiments-a-distraction-for-gop.html)
  Gov. Pawlenty via Minnesota Public Radio Report: "Gov. Tim Pawlenty says he doesn't think burning the
  Quran is a good idea, but he's not specifically calling on a Florida pastor to cancel a planned weekend protest.
  The Republican governor, who is viewed as a likely presidential candidate in 2012, commented on the Quran
  controversy today at an airport news conference before leaving on an Asian trade mission. Pawlenty said that
  people have a legal right to burn books, but that doesn't mean it's wise. He stopped short of saying the
  burning shouldn't go forward."
  (http://minnesota.publicradio.orecollections/specialkolumnsjpolinautfarchive/2010/09/pawlenty says q.sh
  tml)
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  Former Gov. Romney via Politico: "Burning the Quran is wrong on every level," the former Massachusetts
  governor said in a statement to POLITICO. "It puts troops in danger and it violates a founding principle of our
  Republic."
  (http://www.politico.corn/blogs/bensmith/0910/Romney against Quran burning.html)
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  Looks like he will go to Juba and Khartoum next week.
  I recommend that you call him so we can read it out.

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  Looks like he will go to Juba and Khartoum next week.
  I recommend that you call him so we can read it out.
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  I am out of the office on travel from COB 9/9 until sometime on 9/17. Then I will be on travel again from 9/18 until
  sometime either 9/29 or 9/30. I will check messages on this system periodically.

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  To:
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  I am out of the office on travel from COB 9/9 until sometime on 9/17. Then I will be on travel again from 9/18 until
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  The plan now is to do the reconciliation mtg at 1015 and then the EJK mtg at 11.
  Are you okay doing the first and then having someone else stand in on the second? Problem is that Jim, Bill, and Jack
  are out tomorrow. So not clear who it would be - perhaps Rich?

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  The plan now is to do the reconciliation mtg at 1015 and then the EJK mtg at 11.
  Are you okay doing the first and then having someone else stand in on the second? Problem is that Jim, Bill, and Jack
  are out tomorrow. So not clear who it would be - perhaps Rich?
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  did she show up?
  she might have been late with her last client

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  B6
  From: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Thursday, September 9, 2010 7:48 PM
  To: H; hanleymr@state.gov
  Subject: RE:
  did she show up?
  she might have been late with her last client
  From: H
  Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2010 7:14 PM
  To: Huma Abedin; thanleymr@state.govi
  Subject:
  She's not here yet. Can you pls check to see she's still coming. Thx.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772228 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772229
MetadataSubject: (REUTERS) UN REJECTS SOUTH SUDAN CALLS FOR PEACEKEEPERS
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772229 Date: 08/31/2015
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  Sent: Saturday, November 6, 2010 7:19 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (Reuters) UN rejects south Sudan calls for peacekeepers
  From: Moore, Anna W
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-0_0S; SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Sat Nov 06 19:12:26 2010
  Subject: FW: (Reuters) UN rejects south Sudan calls for peacekeepers
  ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) — The United Nations rejected calls by south Sudan to send peacekeepers and set up a buffer
  zone along the country's tense north-south border ahead of a southern vote on independence next year. "There will not
  be UN peacekeepers on the buffer zone, it's unrealistic," Alain le Roy, UN Undersecretary-General for Peacekeeping
  Operations, told journalists shortly after concluding a meeting with representatives from the African Union and several
  other countries in the Ethiopian capital. "The common borderline is too wide and (it) is not realistic to deploy troops,"
  he added.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772229 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772232
MetadataSubject: (REUTERS) BRICS TO PROPOSE UN RESOLUTION FAVORABLE TO IRAN
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772232 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 10:19 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (Reuters) BRICs to propose UN resolution favorable to Iran
  From: Simmons, Krista M
  To: NEWS-WHA; NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-China; NEWS-Russia; NEWS-SCA; NEWS-I0
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Tue Sep 21 22:14:05 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) BFtICs to propose UN resolution favorable to Iran
  NEW YORK (Reuters) - The BRIC nations want the United Nations to rebuke countries that resort to unilateral sanctions
  not approved by the U.N. Security Council, Brazilian Foreign Minister Amorim said September 21.
  A resolution on that theme, if approved by the U.N. General Assembly, could contribute to erode the legitimacy of
  additional sanctions imposed by the United States and other Western powers against Iran's nuclear program.
  Amorim said the BRIC group, which includes Brazil, Russia, India and China, discussed the proposed resolution during
  a meeting of foreign ministers on September 21 in New York.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772232 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: WHY TAGHAVI WAS RELEASED
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  B6
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2010 5:50 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Why Taghavi was released
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Dibble, Philo L
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Catalano, Elisa
  Sent: Sat Oct 16 17:46:49 2010
  Subject: Why Taghavi was released
  I understand S is asking. We won't know for sure until he is out an
  This should remain non-public info, obviously.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772233 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772235
MetadataSubject: (HAARETZ) PERES TO ABBAS: NETANYAHU IS A TRUSTWORTHY PARTNER
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: (Haaretz) Peres to Abbas: Netanyahu is a trustworthy partner
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ExtractedCc: SES-O_Shift-III
ExtractedDateSent: Thursday, September 9, 2010 9:42 PM
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772235 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, September 9, 2010 9:42 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (Haaretz) Peres to Abbas: Netanyahu is a trustworthy partner
  From: Moore, Anna W
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-NEA
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Thu Sep 09 18:41:57 2010
  Subject: (Haaretz) Peres to Abbas: Netanyahu is a trustworthy partner
  Palestinian president calls Israeli counterpart to offer Rosh Hashanah greetings; Peres urges Abbas not to abandon
  peace talks.
  Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called President Shimon Peres to offer greetings for the Jewish holiday of Rosh
  Hashanah. During the telephone conversation, Peres pleaded with Abbas to "trust [Prime Minister Benjamin]
  Netanyahu."
  Against the backdrop of recently relaunched direct peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, Peres urged
  the Palestinian president "not to abandon the talks before peace is achieved. There is no one more suited than you to
  achieve peace for your people, and for the entire region."
  Abbas and other senior Palestinian negotiators have threatened to quit the U.S.-backed negotiations if Israel should
  resume construction in West Bank settlements. Last November, Netanyahu declared a 10-month moratorium on
  construction in settlements, but the freeze is set to expire at the end of this month, and it is not yet clear whether it will
  be renewed.
  "Even if things don't appear perfect," Peres told Abbas, "the path toward peace and an independent Palestinian state is
  certainly preferable to an ongoing conflict and bloodshed. Even if there will be crises and disagreements, and the road
  will seem imperfect, I'm sure that new and creative solutions can be achieved."
  Abbas replied that "we're serious and our goal is to achieve a peace agreement as soon as possible." To this Peres
  responded saying "I'm sure Netanyahu is a trustworthy partner."
  Earlier, Abbas spoke with Netanyahu by phone. The two leaders offered mutual greetings for the holidays, the Muslim
  Eid el Fitr and Jewish Rosh Hashanah.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772235 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772239
MetadataSubject: RALPH THOMSON
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  I solved the mystery on ralph thomson, the ceo of international business catalysts, who sent you letter and mentioned
  his export conference this fall. You met him at the business roundtable lunch lorraine hariton organized on july 16th for
  you and bob hormats. Ralph was invited because they include all past ACE winners on the invitation list (he won in 2007)
  and he runs a small/medium size business which is a group they target for these roundtables. Lorraines office is in touch
  with him on who would be appropriate to attend his conference.

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  Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 10:03 AM
  To:
  Subject: Ralph thomson
  I solved the mystery on ralph thomson, the ceo of international business catalysts, who sent you letter and mentioned
  his export conference this fall. You met him at the business roundtable lunch lorraine hariton organized on july 16th for
  you and bob hormats. Ralph was invited because they include all past ACE winners on the invitation list (he won in 2007)
  and he runs a small/medium size business which is a group they target for these roundtables. Lorraines office is in touch
  with him on who would be appropriate to attend his conference.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772239 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772242
MetadataSubject: (REUTERS) NEW DATE SOUGHT FOR PARIS PEACE SUMMIT
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772242 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2010 6:56 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (Reuters) New date sought for Paris peace summit
  From: Withers, Anne M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-0_0S; SES-0
  Sent: Sat Oct 16 18:13:18 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) New date sought for Paris peace summit
  JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A planned Israeli-Palestinian summit due to be held in Paris by the end of the month has been
  rescheduled, the Israeli prime minister's office said on October 16, a sign of increased strain over stalled peace
  talks. French President Sarkozy invited Prime Minister Netanyahu, Palestinian President Abbas and Egyptian President
  Mubarak to meet before the end of October, although an exact date for the summit had not been set. "Following joint
  consultations it has been agreed to set a new date for the preparatory meeting," a statement from Netanyahu's office
  said, adding there was no chance of holding it on Oct 21, which was previously thought to be possible. "We are looking
  for a new date that works for everybody, although there is nothing firm scheduled yet," an Israeli government official
  told Reuters.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772242 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: (REUTERS) U.S. VP BIDEN VISITS IRAQ AS TROOPS WITHDRAW
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ExtractedCc: SES-O_Shift-II
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 11:05 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (Reuters) U.S. VP Biden visits Iraq as troops withdraw
  From: Simmons, Krista M
  To: NEWS-Iraq; NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Mon Aug 30 11:04:13 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) U.S. VP Biden visits Iraq as troops withdraw
  BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Vice President Biden arrived in Iraq on August 30 as U.S. troops prepared to end combat
  operations on August 31.
  Biden was expected to hold talks with Iraqi leaders during a period of political deadlock, almost six months after an
  inconclusive election in March, over forming the country's next government.
  His visit comes at a time when Iraq is on high alert for attacks by insurgents after a series of bombings that killed
  dozens of people and underscored the fragility of Iraq's recent security gains.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772243 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: (REUTERS) EGYPT URGES EU TO BOLSTER US-LED MIDEAST PEACE BID
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 11:14 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (Reuters) Egypt urges EU to bolster US-led Mideast peace bid
  From: Simmons, Krista M
  To: NEWS-NEA; NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Mon Aug 30 11:13:01 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) Egypt urges EU to bolster US-led Mideast peace bid
  PARIS (Reuters) - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak urged Europe on August 30 to throw its weight behind U.S.-led
  efforts to secure a peace agreement between Palestinians and Israelis.
  Mubarak discussed the matter with French President Nicolas Sarkozy before heading to Washington this week for the
  first direct negotiations in 20 months. "The American administration needs strong backing from the European Union for
  the peace process to continue," he said.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772245 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772248
MetadataSubject: MEMO TO HRC
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  PART B6
  From: Sullivan, Jacob I <Sullivanil@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2010 7:57 PM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Fw: Memo to HRC
  Attachments: Memo to HRC.doc; ATT00001..txt; Memo to HRC.doc; ATT00001..txt
  See below
  Original Message
  From: Martin Indyk
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Oct 16 18:21:38 2010
  Subject: Memo to HRC
  Dear Jake,
  As you may know, before the Secretary left for her trip to Europe, she asked to see me and discussed a number of
  sensitive issues. She asked for some additional ideas which I have detailed in the attached memo. I'd be very grateful if
  you could give it to her.
  Many thanks,
  Martin.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772248 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05772249
MetadataSubject: NYSE FOLLOWUP
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MetadataFrom: Balderston, Kris M
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ExtractedCc: cheryl.mill Sullivan, Jacob i
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  Will do. Spoke to some of the participants and the NYSE folks and they were very happy about the meeting (they want to
  make it an annual event).

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  B4,B3 INA,B6
  From: Balderston, Kris M <BalderstonKM@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 7:09 AM
  To: H
  Cc: cheryl.mill Sullivan, Jacob i
  Subject Re: NYSE fo owup
  Will do. Spoke to some of the participants and the NYSE folks and they were very happy about the meeting (they want to
  make it an annual event).
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Balderston, Kris M
  Cc: 'cheryl.mills
  Sent: Tue Sep 22 06:58:14 2009
  Subject: NYSE followup
  Sullivan, Jacob I B6
  B6
  Kris-- can you follow up on these issues and let me know so we can report back? Thx.
  Steve Schwarzman at Blackstone wanted help on a visa for
  talking to Cheryl about it. What's status?
  David Cote of Honeywell wanted help w
  B3 INA
  B4
  and said Mickey Kantor was
  He also
  complained about export control regs that intertere w sales. He said the State Dept is the holdup and gave example of
  nuts and bolts for an engine being labelled as "dual use and therefore couldn't be exported. Andrew may know about
  this.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772249 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Purpose of Call:
  Points to Raise:
  Background: The Indian government tabled the nuclear liability legislation August 25, after which it was amended,
  The bill, which has garnered front-page, daily news coverage, passed the upper house of parliament
  with broad support on August 30.
  Ambassador Roemer and Under Secretary Burns discussed our concerns again with National
  Security Adviser Menon on August 27; we have requested that NSA Jones also call Menon. Embassy staff provided
  specific recommendations for fixing the legislation to Mukherjee's staff, Prime Minister's Office and Ministry of External
  Affairs on August 24.

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  Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 12:08 PM
  To:
  Subject: Krishna points - will print but so u have
  Purpose of Call:
  Points to Raise:
  Background: The Indian government tabled the nuclear liability legislation August 25, after which it was amended,
  The bill, which has garnered front-page, daily news coverage, passed the upper house of parliament
  with broad support on August 30.
  Ambassador Roemer and Under Secretary Burns discussed our concerns again with National
  Security Adviser Menon on August 27; we have requested that NSA Jones also call Menon. Embassy staff provided
  specific recommendations for fixing the legislation to Mukherjee's staff, Prime Minister's Office and Ministry of External
  Affairs on August 24.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772250 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Nope, we r waiting for them to confirm.
  Jon is bringing printout

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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 12:50 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: Krishna points - will print but so u have
  Nope, we r waiting for them to confirm.
  Jon is bringing printout
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Mon Aug 30 12:37:10 2010
  Subject: Re: Krishna points - will print but so u have
  Is the call time set?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Aug 30 12:08:14 2010
  Subject: Krishna points - will print but so u have
  Purpose of Call:
  Points to Raise:
  B5
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  Background: The Indian government tabled the nuclear liability legislation August 25, after which it was amended,
  The bill, which has garnered front-page, daily news coverage, passed the upper house of parliament
  with broad SUDDOrt on August 30
  Ambassador Roemer and Under Secretary Burns discussed our concerns again with National
  Security Adviser Menon on August 27; we have requested that NSA Jones also call Menon. Embassy staff provided
  specific recommendations for fixing the legislation to Mukherjee's staff, Prime Minister's Office and Ministry of External
  Affairs on August 24.
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  He cannot do today
  Maybe tomorrow morning

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  Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 12:53 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Krishna points - will print but so u have
  He cannot do today
  Maybe tomorrow morning
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Mon Aug 30 12:37:10 2010
  Subject: Re: Krishna points - will print but so u have
  Is the call time set?
  Original Message
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon Aug 30 12:08:14 2010
  Subject: Krishna points - will print but so u have
  Purpose of Call:
  Points to Raise:
  B5
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  Background: The Indian government tabled the nuclear liability legislation August 25, after which it was amended,
  The bill, which has garnered front-page, daily news coverage, passed the upper house of parliament
  with broad su000rt on August 30.
  Ambassador Roemer and Under Secretary Burns discussed our concerns again with National
  Security Adviser Menon on August 27; we have requested that NSA Jones also call Menon. Embassy staff provided
  specific recommendations for fixing the legislation to Mukherjee's staff, Prime Minister's Office and Ministry of External
  Affairs on August 24.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05772252 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 8:04 AM
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  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Another MEP idea
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DocNumber: C05772261
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  Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 3:21 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: FA Article
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 3:21 PM
  To: Muscatine, Lissa; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob 3; Mills, Cheryl D; Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: FA Article
  I have not had occasion to read this draft, nor has Jake, but assuming if we have tweaks we can provide them and they
  will be accommodated, it should go.
  Best.
  cdm
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  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: Hale, David M
  To: igeorge
  Cc: Reed, Julia G; Sachar, Alon (NEMPA); Sullivan, Jacob 1; 'Daniel_B._Shapiro
  <Daniel_B._Shapiro
  Sent: Wed Sep 22 08:24:30 2010
  Subject: Abbas Confirmed
  12:30 UN Plaza hotel, 35th floor.
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  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Monday, August 30, 2010 3:31 PM
  H
  Fw: From B6
  Fyi

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  From:
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  Monday, August 30, 2010 3:31 PM
  H
  Fw: From B6
  Fyi
  From: Crowley, Philip 3
  To: Holbrooke, Richard; Patterson, Anne W; McHale, Judith A; Feldman, Daniel F; Nasr, S Vali R
  Cc: Schwartz, Larry; Reines, Philippe I; Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Mon Aug 30 14:39:51 2010
  Subject: FW: From
  This is a pretty serious accusation.
  PJ
  From:
  Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 2:34 PM
  To: Crowley, Philip
  Subject: From
  Dear Mr. Crowley,
  I left you a message and look alking, but here's the short version.
  One of our Pakistani stringers, has been the object of harrassment by the ISI, to the point where we have
  flown him out of the country for his own safety. Both have heard from Pakistani contacts
  that the ISI was "looking for" Both wife and a colleague in our Islamabad Bureau, have had
  calls from the ISI.
  I understand that the State Department's influence with ISI is limited at best, but I wanted to get this situation on the
  department's radar, and urge you to take any steps you can think of to discourage this menacing treatment of an
  honorable and talented journalist, so that he can return to Pakistan and his work without fear.
  Thanks.
  Re • ards
  B5
  B6
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DocNumber: C05772268
MetadataSubject: IRAN STATEMENT
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  P proposing you put out the below based on bombing in Iran today. Thoughts?
  For Immediate Release September 22, 2010
  STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
  Explosion in Mahabad, Iran
  I condemn the bombing targeting Iranians attending a parade in Mahabad today. The United States deplores this
  senseless loss of life and extends its sympathy to the families and loved ones of those injured and killed. We also call for
  the perpetrators of this horrific attack to be held accountable for their actions.
  The United States condemns terrorism and all forms violence against innocent people, wherever it occurs, and stands
  with the victims of these appalling acts. This attack underscores the global community's need to work together to
  combat terrorist organizations that threaten the lives of innocent civilians all around the world.
  ###

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  Sent Wednesday, September 22, 2010 9:15 AM
  To:
  Subject: Iran statement
  P proposing you put out the below based on bombing in Iran today. Thoughts?
  For Immediate Release September 22, 2010
  STATEMENT BY SECRETARY CLINTON
  Explosion in Mahabad, Iran
  I condemn the bombing targeting Iranians attending a parade in Mahabad today. The United States deplores this
  senseless loss of life and extends its sympathy to the families and loved ones of those injured and killed. We also call for
  the perpetrators of this horrific attack to be held accountable for their actions.
  The United States condemns terrorism and all forms violence against innocent people, wherever it occurs, and stands
  with the victims of these appalling acts. This attack underscores the global community's need to work together to
  combat terrorist organizations that threaten the lives of innocent civilians all around the world.
  ###
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DocNumber: C05772269
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  That was original plan but I changed it last night cause we have so much time to kill. And they were having access issues
  there. But we can try to change back.

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  Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 9:53 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Cc: Hanley, Monica R
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  That was original plan but I changed it last night cause we have so much time to kill. And they were having access issues
  there. But we can try to change back.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Huma Abedin <
  Cc: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Wed Sep 22 09:59:07 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  >; Abedin, Huma
  Can we do So Af bilat at UN or US-UN so we don't have to run back and forth to the Waldorf?
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DocNumber: C05772279
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  Daniel
  United States Senator
  em
  United States Senator
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  lamed ,*tats i*cnate
  WASHINGTON, DC 20510
  December 16, 2010
  The White House
  1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
  Washington, DC 20502
  Dear Mr. President,
  We are writing to express our support for ratification of the New START Treaty and full funding
  for the modernization of our nuclear weapons arsenal, as outlined by your updated report that
  was mandated by Section 1251 of the Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2010.
  We also ask that, in your future budget requests to Congress, you include the funding identified
  in that report on nuclear weapons modernization. Should you choose to limit non-defense
  discretionary spending in any future budget requests to Congress, funding for nuclear
  modernization in the National Nuclear Security Agency's proposed budgets should be
  considered defense spending, as it is critical to national security and, therefore, not subject to
  such limitations. Further, we ask that an updated 1251 report be submitted with your budget
  request to Congress each year.
  We look forward to working with you on the ratification of the New START Treaty and
  modernization of the National Nuclear Security Agency's nuclear weapons facilities. This
  represents a long-term commitment by each of us, as modernization of our nuclear arsenal will
  require a sustained effort.
  Sincerely,
  Thad Cochran
  United States Senator
  Lamar Alexander
  United States Senator
  Atall
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  August 30, 2010
  RELEASE IN FULL
  LEADING THROUGH CIVILIAN POWER
  HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
  Today's world is a crucible of challenges testing American leadership.' A glance at the headlines
  — and the trend lines — explains why.
  In the 21 months since President Obama took office, we have seen the effects of the H1N1 health
  pandemic, an earthquake on a small Caribbean island, and floods in southern Punjab ripple
  across oceans and continents. And a financial crisis in Greece, a torpedoed ship in the Yellow
  Sea, and a spike in world food prices cause jitters on Wall Street and worries about our future
  well-being.
  Global problems — from violent extremism to worldwide recession to climate change to poverty
  — demand collective solutions, even as power in the world becomes more diffuse. They require
  effective international cooperation, even as it becomes harder to achieve. And they call for
  American leadership, even as the world changes around us.
  I began my tenure as Secretary of State by stressing the need to elevate diplomacy and
  development alongside defense — a "smart power" approach to solving global problems. To make
  that approach succeed, however, our civilian power must be strengthened and amplified. It must,
  as Defense Secretary Robert Gates has argued in these pages, be brought into better balance with
  our military power.
  This effort is well underway. Congress already has appropriated funds for 1,108 new Foreign
  and Civil service officers to strengthen the State Department's capacity to pursue America's
  interests and advance our values. At USAID, we are doubling development officers, hiring
  1,200 new foreign service officers with the specific skills and experience required for evolving
  development challenges, and making more effective use of the local hires at our overseas
  missions who have deep knowledge of their countries. We have begun rebuilding USAID into
  the world's premier development organization, one that seeds long-term growth, includes its own
  research arm, shapes policy and innovation, and uses metrics to ensure that our investments are
  cost-effective and sound.
  But we need to do more. We need not only to rebuild — but also to rethink, reform, and
  recalibrate. During my years on the Senate Armed Services Committee, I saw how the
  Department of Defense used its Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR) to align its resources,
  policies, and strategies for the present — and the future. No similar mechanism existed for
  modernizing the State Department or USAID. One of my first acts as Secretary of State was to
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  appoint a new Deputy Secretary in charge of managing our systems and resources. And in July
  2009, I launched the first Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR), a
  wholesale review of State and USAID to recommend how we can better equip, fund, and
  organize ourselves to meet our current diplomatic and development priorities and how we can
  begin building the people, structures, processes, and resources today to address the world's
  challenges in the years ahead.
  The QDDR is not simply a review. It defines how to make diplomacy and development
  coordinated, complementary, and mutually reinforcing. It assesses what has worked in the past
  and what hasn't. And it forecasts future strategic choices and resource needs.
  While the State Department and USAID have distinct roles and missions, we know that
  diplomacy and development often overlap — and must often work in tandem. Increasingly, global
  challenges call for a mix of both, requiring us to pursue a more holistic approach to civilian
  power.
  Diplomatic objectives are often more effectively secured by development gains. The resumption
  of direct talks between the Israelis and the Palestinians over the summer was the handiwork of
  talented and persistent diplomats. But progress at the negotiating table is directly linked to
  progress building strong and stable institutions of a Palestinian state and providing Israel with
  needed security. And development objectives are often more effectively secured by diplomatic
  engagement. The impact of our Feed the Future program and Global Health Initiative will turn
  in part on the promotion of policy reforms in partner countries, and our Millennium Challenge
  Compacts are in part the product of sustained political engagement to create positive conditions
  for development. In many places, including Iraq and Afghanistan, the need for mutually
  reinforcing diplomatic and development strategies stems from the combined causes and effects
  of violent conflict, instability, and weak states.
  The two "D"s in the QDDR reflect the world as we see it today — and as we envision it in the
  future. The review process relied on the wisdom and talent of exceptional people in both spheres
  — State and USAID — who worked tirelessly to produce a blueprint for reforms that will be
  implemented over the next four years but whose impact will stretch far beyond. This year's
  inaugural QDDR, to be repeated every four years, identifies new approaches and skill sets for
  diplomats and development experts, sets budget priorities, establishes planning procedures,
  revises promotion incentives, and reorganizes bureaucratic structures. It focuses on three main
  areas: modernizing and coordinating our diplomacy across U.S. government agencies; ensuring
  that our development work creates lasting and sustainable impact; and creating a stronger nexus
  of diplomacy and development — as well as better coordination with our defense partners — in
  conflict zones and fragile states.
  A GLOBAL CIVILIAN SERVICE
  Diplomacy has long been the backbone of U.S. foreign policy. And it remains so today. The vast
  majority of my work at the State Department consists of deploying diplomats and engaging in
  diplomacy to address major global and regional challenges, from confronting Iran's nuclear
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  ambitions, to facilitating negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, to enhancing stability on
  the Korean Peninsula, to working with other governments to bring emergency relief to Haiti.
  And President Obama and I certainly relied on old-fashioned diplomatic elbow grease to hammer
  out a last-minute accord at the Copenhagen conference on climate change last December.
  In annual strategic dialogues with a range of key partners — including Russia, India, China, South
  Africa, Nigeria, Indonesia, and Pakistan — we aim to move beyond the tyranny of the inbox to
  deepen and broaden our relationships and to establish a stronger foundation for addressing
  shared problems, advancing shared interests, and managing differences. We are investing in
  strengthening global structures like the G-20 and regional institutions from the Organization of
  American States to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. This is part of our commitment
  to building a new global architecture of cooperation that includes not only East and West, but
  also North and South.
  While traditional diplomacy will always be critical to advancing our agenda, it is not enough. We
  have to expand our engagement to reach and influence wider and more diverse groups using new
  skills, strategies, and tools. To that end, we are broadening the way we conceive of diplomacy as
  well as the roles and responsibilities of its practitioners.
  The original Foreign Service, as its name implies, consisted of people trained to manage our
  relations with foreign states, principally through consultations with their counterparts in
  government. This has been the main function of our Ambassadors and our embassies, as well as
  the staff at the State Department. But increasing global interconnectedness now necessitates
  reaching beyond government to citizens, and broadening our foreign policy portfolio to include
  issues once confined to the domestic sphere, such as economic and environmental regulation,
  drugs and disease, organized crime, and worldwide hunger. As those issues spill across borders,
  the domestic agencies addressing them must now do more of their work overseas — operating out
  of our embassies and consulates. A U.S. Ambassador in 2010 is thus responsible not only for
  managing civilians from State and USAID, but also for operating as CEO of a multi-agency. And
  he or she must also be adept at connecting with audiences outside of government, such as the
  business community and civil society.
  Consider our embassy in Islamabad. The mission includes 800 staff members; about 450 are
  diplomats and civil servants from State and 100 are from USAID. A large portion of our work
  there consists of traditional diplomacy — foreign-service officers helping Americans traveling or
  doing business in the region, issuing visas, and engaging with their Pakistani civilian and
  military counterparts. But our Ambassador also leads civilians from 11 other federal agencies,
  including disaster relief and reconstruction experts helping to rebuild after last summer's historic
  floods; specialists in health, energy, communications, finance, agriculture, and justice; and
  military personnel working with the Pakistani military to bolster Pakistani capacities and partner
  in the fight against violent extremists.
  Back in Washington, my responsibility as Secretary is to ensure that the Foreign and Civil
  Service personnel within the State Department and USAID are working together -- and with their
  colleagues across the federal government. Our strategic dialogue with Pakistan involves ten
  separate working groups and thus brings together cabinet secretaries and experts from a range of
  agencies in both governments. Our dialogue with India engaged 22 different agencies; and when
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  Secretary Geithner and I traveled to Beijing in May for the second round of the Strategic and
  Economic Dialogue, our delegation included civilians from over 30 agencies.
  Our Foreign Service officers, Civil Service personnel, and local engaged staff at the State
  Department and USAID form the backbone of our global engagement. But we need the
  expertise and skill of all of our civilians across government to meet today's and tomorrow's
  challenges. By drawing on the pool of talent that already exists in our federal agencies and at
  overseas posts, we can build a global civilian service of the same caliber and flexibility as our
  military. From the State Department, USAID, and Millennium Challenge Corporation to the
  Overseas Private Investment Corporation, the Export-Import Bank, the Departments of Justice,
  Treasury, and Agriculture, the Centers for Disease Control, the Peace Corps, and many others,
  we must reward teamwork, collaboration and inter-agency rotations. Developing the structures
  and habits of cooperation and collaboration will enable us to take full advantage of our civilian
  assets.
  Engagement must go far beyond government-to-government interactions. In this information
  age, public opinion takes on added importance even in authoritarian states and as non-state actors
  are more able to influence current events. Today, a U.S. ambassador creates ties not only with
  the host nation's government, but also its people The QDDR endorses a new public diplomacy
  strategy that makes public engagement every diplomat's duty, through town halls and media
  interviews, organized outreach, events in provincial towns and smaller communities, student
  exchange programs, and virtual connections that bring together citizens and civic organizations.
  Indeed, in the 21' century, a diplomat is as likely to meet with a tribal elder in a rural village as a
  counterpart in a foreign ministry — as likely to wear cargo pants as pin stripe suits.
  Public diplomacy must start at the top. In Indonesia and Turkey, I conducted bilateral meetings
  with government officials, but I also met with civil society leaders and appeared as a guest on
  popular television talk shows. I have held town halls with diverse groups of citizens on every
  continent I've visited. Public events like these are as much a part of my job as Secretary of State
  as my meetings in the Foreign Ministry because the durability of our partnerships will depend on
  the attitudes of the people as well as the policies of their governments.
  In Washington, too, we are re-shaping the way we conceive of and conduct public diplomacy.
  We are shifting away from traditional platforms and building connections to foreign publics in
  regions once considered beyond our reach. It makes no sense to allocate our greatest resources to
  parts of the world where our ties are already strong and secure, and to minimize our efforts in
  places where engaging the public is critical to our success. This also forces us to streamline and
  modernize our public diplomacy efforts across the board. When the public diplomacy staff was
  decreased at our embassy in Berlin to make resources available for outreach in Central and
  Eastern Europe, the staff used the opportunity to develop a leaner, more agile, and more effective
  operation.
  We can also leverage civilian power by connecting businesses, philanthropists and citizens'
  groups with partner governments to perform tasks that governments cannot. Technology in
  particular gives us new tools of engagement. One great success this year was a partnership
  forged almost overnight with U.S. and Haitian mobile phone companies, the Red Cross, social
  entrepreneurs, the Coast Guard and eventually the U.S. Marines. Together, we created a platform
  that directed text messages locating earthquake victims so workers could rescue them. We
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  launched a program called Text to Haiti that drew contributions from 31 million Americans who
  donated $10 each. At the State Department, we continue to develop new ways to use the world's
  4.6 billion mobile phones to improve the lives of people living in remote and arduous
  circumstances.
  Visits by American technology delegations have also produced promising avenues for innovative
  partnerships in fields from agriculture to health. One such visit to Russia, for example, helped
  pave the way for a public-private partnership called text4baby that will provide a mobile
  application for pregnant women and new mothers to get health tips through their cell phones and
  monitor their own pregnancies to determine when they should seek professional medical
  attention.
  As we look down the road to the forces that will shape global politics, we see more acutely how
  the material conditions of people's lives can affect our national security objectives. While our
  USAID colleagues lead our development work overseas, State Department employees today
  from Ambassadors to civil service experts must be better versed, and more engaged, in
  development issues. For this reason, I called for a broad review of our aid programs in
  Afghanistan and Pakistan to ensure that they were aligned with our strategic objectives, and sent
  two of our most experienced ambassadors to serve as overall foreign assistance coordinators in
  Islamabad and Kabul.
  This comprehensive approach is essential to our engagement in many regions. In Mexico, for
  example, we continue to support law enforcement efforts to arrest and prosecute members of
  drug cartels but have also begun the next phase of our Merida Initiative working with our
  Mexican partners — in government, business, and civil society — to strengthen justice systems and
  promote a "culture of legality" in communities. This includes supporting community watch
  initiatives, expanding educational opportunities for young people so they have alternatives to the
  drug trade, and strengthening citizen participation councils in every state in Mexico to ensure
  that they can safely engage in real dialogue to hold authorities accountable.
  When the diverse elements of our civilian power work cohesively — as in many of our embassies
  around the world, and on our best days in Washington — we can see the potential impact of a
  global civilian service. There is no guarantee that this comprehensive approach will achieve
  every goal, especially in places where the challenges are as entrenched and complex as they are
  in places like Mexico and Yemen and Pakistan. But it is the best alternative we have, and one we
  must pursue.
  ACHIEVING HIGH IMPACT DEVELOPMENT
  I am sometimes asked why development matters to our foreign policy and why we should spend
  money on people overseas when we have economic challenges at home. As counterintuitive as it
  may seem, the answer is that development, when done effectively, is one of the best tools we
  have to enhance our own stability and prosperity. It can help strengthen fragile or failing states;
  support the rise of capable partners who can help us solve regional and global problems; and
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  advance democracy and human rights. And it is a direct expression of our values and compassion
  as a people.
  At the same time, we must acknowledge that, while the world's problems are vast, our resources
  are not. As stewards of American taxpayer dollars, we must be strategic in pursuing the most
  critical needs and making decisions based on hard evidence to ensure that our investments
  deliver results. And we must also stay focused on the long-term — not simply addressing the
  urgent needs of people today but building the foundation for a more prosperous future. With this
  in mind, the Presidential Policy Directive on Development issued by President Obama in
  September — the first by an American President -- emphasizes the importance of targeting
  countries with responsible governments and favorable conditions, and coordinating assistance
  with trade, finance, investment credits and other economic policies to help seed emerging
  markets and foster widespread and sustainable economic growth. Economic growth is the most
  lasting route out of poverty, and expanding and strengthening middle classes around the world
  will be key to creating the just and sustainable international order that lies at the heart of our
  National Security Strategy.
  The QDDR embraces development as a process of assisted self-help in furtherance of American
  interests and values. A developing country must be in charge and set its own goals for meeting
  the needs of its people. Americans come to the table as partners, not patrons, lending our
  resources and expertise and, eventually, putting ourselves out of business when a host country is
  self-sustaining.
  Today, we are putting that partnership model into practice in two signature initiatives the Obama
  Administration announced over the past year: the Global Health Initiative and Feed The Future,
  part of the Obama Administration's broader global food security initiative.
  The Global Health Initiative recognizes that the landscape for health in many developing
  countries has improved over the years, due in part to President George W. Bush's Presidential
  Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), his malaria initiative, and the contributions of
  many other countries and organizations. But this more crowded landscape does not necessarily
  improve health outcomes efficiently or for the long-term.
  Consider the life of a woman in a remote African village. Within walking distance is a clinic
  supported by PEPFAR, where she finds out that she has HIV and then receives antiretroviral
  drugs that keep her healthy. She can make a longer journey by bicycle or bus to another clinic
  offering prenatal care and immunizations. Sometimes health services come to her door, in the
  form of health volunteers bringing bed nets to protect her family from malaria. Yet if she has
  trouble giving birth, the nearest facility equipped to perform emergency surgery is hundreds of
  miles away. And while her home has been sprayed for mosquitoes, she has no access to clean
  water, so her children may escape malaria only to die from diarrheal disease.
  The delivery of health services is marred by a lack of coordination among countries and
  organizations, including our own government. And when governments cannot afford or don't
  have the expertise to ensure that health care gets to local populations, donor countries and
  outside NGOs have stepped in. That is the right response to an emergency, but in too many
  places, it has become the de facto solution. As a result, the African woman's access to care is
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  piecemeal, and her future care is uncertain. She is vulnerable to the vicissitudes of funding cycles
  and development trends in places far from where she lives. The fundamental purpose of the
  Global Health Initiative is to address these problems by tying individual health programs --
  PEPFAR, the President's Malaria Initiative, maternal and child health, family planning,
  neglected tropical diseases, and other critical health areas -- together in an integrated,
  coordinated, sustainable system of care, with the countries themselves in the lead.
  Our Feed The Future initiative is based on the same principles. To give one example from a
  partner country, Bangladesh is developing its own food security investment plan based in part on
  consultations in a public forum with more than 500 representatives. The strategy has been
  reviewed for technical quality by independent experts and is being further refined by national
  leaders and technical experts. We are now developing our own U.S. government investment plan
  in support of Bangladesh's strategy, in full collaboration with other governments and
  international donors.
  This is what partnership looks like in practice. Partner governments will almost certainly choose
  to do things differently than we might, or outline different priorities. Vetting and investing in the
  government's plan may take longer than delivering services ourselves. But the result promises a
  sustainable strategy that will continue even after our assistance has ended. This approach reflects
  the consensus of the international community on principles for effective foreign assistance. The
  QDDR embraces these principles and recommends a detailed set of mechanisms for
  implementing them in the field.
  The QDDR also focuses on the diplomatic side of effective development policy, building much
  stronger and more systematic links between State and USAID both in Washington and in the
  field.
  Diplomacy can support development policy in different ways. Our most important diplomatic
  effort with China in recent years -- the Strategic and Economic Dialogue — includes high-level
  discussions about development, and what it means to our countries' respective and collective
  efforts in Africa and elsewhere. Before the 2009 meeting of the G-8 in L'Acquila, Italy, high-
  level engagement with partner governments enabled us to secure a $20 billion international
  commitment to food security, building a coalition of countries willing to contribute. And at the
  2009 Summit of the Americas, President Obama launched the Energy and Climate Partnership of
  the Americas, bringing together all the democratically-elected governments of our hemisphere to
  work toward a shared goal of clean, renewable and inexpensive energy sources. As part of that
  effort, the United States and Brazil are helping seven energy-poor Central American and
  Caribbean countries develop their own biofuels. This promotes sustainable economic
  development and regional integration, and also helps reduce dependence on imported
  Venezuelan oil.
  But diplomacy and development can only be mutually reinforcing if we also get our own house
  in order. The first step is to move beyond agency stove-piping and to use all the talent and
  expertise within the federal government. The Global Health Initiative, for example, is jointly led
  by the USAID Administrator, the U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator, and the Director of the Centers
  for Disease Control and Prevention. Their agencies, along with the Departments of Health and
  Human Services, the National Institutes of Health, and the Peace Corps, work together under the
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  overall guidance and direction of the Deputy Secretary of State. This unique leadership structure
  solidifies our commitment to coordination at every level, from the White House down.
  The QDDR also reinforces and reflects specific internal reforms within USAID. Administrator
  Rajiv Shah has laid out an aggressive set of operational priorities called "USAID Forward" that
  are designed to make the Agency more effective, accountable and transparent. Guided by the
  QDDR and in coordination with the State Department, USAID Forward concentrates on
  procurement, people, and policy.
  Procurement reform may sound like an arcane subject removed from the realities of helping
  people on the ground. Done poorly, procurement can become a bureaucratic burden. But it can
  also be an opportunity for progress when it's done well. Our goal is to build local capacities in
  the countries where we work by drawing on the talent and expertise of small businesses and
  NGOs. Senegal, for instance, has more than 1,400 health huts, where trained by USAID provide
  basic – and often lifesaving – treatments, lowering costs and moving us closer to the day when
  our aid will no longer be necessary.
  To reform personnel, our goal is to attract and retain development professionals who represent
  the diversity of America and are skilled, energetic, and know how to solve problems.
  Administrator Shah and I have observed firsthand how our best USAID staff members work as
  development entrepreneurs—identifying opportunities and finding solutions that meet people's
  needs. To capitalize on this kind of talent, the QDDR is focusing on how to recruit and retain
  locally hired staff, the backbone of our USAID missions worldwide.
  To reform policy, USAID has already created a new Bureau of Policy, Planning and Learning.
  Evidence-based development must be more than a notion—it must become our reality. We will
  measure our investments not by the number of programs run, but the number of children
  nourished or vaccinated, and the volume of people benefiting from clean water, electricity,
  teachers, medicine or jobs. We will also make sure our taxpayer dollars are well spent – by
  gathering baseline data, surveying development indicators before we launch projects, and then
  measuring those same indicators over the life of the project. Where our approaches are
  successful, we will replicate them and scale them up. Where they are not, we will admit it, learn
  from our failures, and come up with a better idea.
  We will also rely on the innovations of science and technology to help us work better, cheaper,
  and faster in the pursuit of high impact development. Mobile phones have already transformed
  the lives of countless people in sub-Saharan Africa. Imagine what the world would look like if
  off-grid renewable energy provided illumination to billions of people now living in the dark, or if
  more kinds of drought-resistant seeds existed for farmers in the developing world. The QDDR
  endorses USAID's creation of the Development Innovation Ventures Fund where creative
  solutions will be funded, piloted and brought to scale.
  In July, USAID brought together scientists and technology experts to develop "Grand Challenges
  for Development." These government-sponsored competitions will challenge scientists and
  engineers to develop game-changing solutions to specific development problems. Just recently,
  USAID funded the trial of a vaginal microbicide that reduces the transmission of HIV/AIDS by
  30 percent, a major breakthrough in HIV transmission that will give women more control over
  their reproductive health. USAID and the Gates Foundation recently have joined forces to create
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  mobile banking in Haiti, building on effective programs in Asia, Latin America, and Africa. We
  are also inviting top scientists and entrepreneurs to help us find cost-effective, simple ways to
  provide clean water, vaccines, inexpensive but durable computers, micro-generators, medical
  kits, and applications for cell phones.
  As we undertake these efforts, we will broaden our partnerships. Twenty years ago, the
  "development community" didn't exist far beyond the walls of USAID. Today, it includes
  corporate leaders, philanthropists, foundations and advocates, all of whom add new skills and
  perspectives. Equally important are the grassroots leaders in our communities: the religious
  groups, students, and other activists who lend their passion and energy to humanitarian efforts.
  These advocates and entrepreneurs are willing to challenge old orthodoxies and bring a new
  mindset to their work. We will partner with them to get results.
  BUILDING PEACE AND STRENGTHENING FRAGILE STATES
  American civilians have long operated in conflict zones and fragile states. But today, our
  diplomats and development experts are being asked to undertake missions of a scale and scope
  never seen before. Our task in Iraq is to lead a broad U.S. peace-building mission. At the same
  time, we are responsible in Afghanistan for helping to reduce the strength of the insurgency,
  improve governance, and promote stability that will last after our troops return home. In
  Pakistan, we are assisting a government and society buffeted by the global economic recession,
  natural disasters, and regional instability, while supporting a counter-terrorism and counter-
  insurgency campaign. Today, twenty percent of our diplomatic corps is now stationed in these
  three countries -- where democracy is young, institutions are struggling to serve local
  populations, society is ethnically or religiously divided, and security is an ongoing challenge.
  Beyond those countries, we are working to stabilize fragile states from Somalia and Sudan to
  Haiti and Kyrgyzstan.
  Given this unprecedented situation, we have to ask unprecedented questions: As we plan for the
  transition in Iraq, how will we protect our embassy in Baghdad or our consulate in Basra? How
  will we ensure the security of reconstruction experts who must work alongside Iraqi colleagues
  in villages and towns across the country? How will we generate the sustained manpower to
  fulfill our many ongoing and diverse commitments in Iraq?
  In Iraq, we had 170,000 troops during the surge: Today our troops stand at 50,000 assigned to
  supporting Iraqi government forces. On the ground are about 1,600 civilians — diplomats,
  stabilization and reconstruction experts and development professionals in charge of helping Iraq
  transition to a stable and prosperous democracy. Similarly in Afghanistan, the American
  contribution to reconstruction and redevelopment is now led by about 1,100 diplomats and
  civilian experts who will remain there after our troops are gone. These numbers say something
  important about civilian power and leadership. Properly trained and equipped, civilians are force-
  multipliers. One effective diplomat or development expert can leverage as many as ten local
  partners, and we have learned that when local partners build their own capacities and networks,
  communities become stronger and more resilient.
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  Civilian leadership in addressing conflict and instability also depends on marshaling and
  leveraging the varied assets of our government as a whole. Under the leadership of strong
  Ambassadors and agency representatives, collaboration among American civilians from across
  the government has reached a new level in Pakistan, Iraq, Afghanistan, Haiti and elsewhere. We
  are pooling the expertise of civilians at State and USAID, as well as DoJ, Commerce, Treasury,
  DHS, HHS, CDC, and other agencies. The United States cannot succeed in these fragile states if
  these agencies aren't working together. That means organizing ourselves internally with a focus
  on integration, cohesion, and solving problems. For example, the creation of the office of the
  Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan — with 16 agencies represented — was an
  innovation to overcome agency compartmentalization and to achieve a comprehensive strategy.
  The QDDR also draws on the talents of the Civilian Response Corps, which has identified
  hundreds of civilian experts across the government who can be quickly deployed to conflict
  zones or fragile states. The Secretary sent the CRC's expeditionary conflict and security experts
  to Southern Sudan, deploying them quickly enough to support our Sudanese partners as they
  prepare for potential independence after decades of conflict.
  The QDDR recommends building rapid response diplomatic teams and specially trained experts
  who can operate effectively over the longer term amidst conflict and instability. The State
  Department will focus on complex political crises, and USAID on disaster response, building on
  its abilities to get relief and recovery workers into the field within 24 hours after a disaster
  strikes. We will also create a joint operating framework and response plan that will allow State
  and USAID to work more effectively together and with other agencies.
  Although Afghanistan and Iraq have occupied much of the world's attention for the past eight
  years, they are not the only places where diplomats and development experts are responsible for
  helping to shore up fragile and failing states, deal with the consequences of political, economic,
  and social instability, or join in common cause to prevent conflicts in the first place. Indeed,
  since the end of the Cold War, the State Department and USAID have steadily taken on more
  missions in difficult and dangerous places, from Lebanon to Bosnia to East Timor.
  In Sudan we are mounting a civilian surge around the southern capital of Juba to prepare for the
  January 2011 referendum that will determine whether South Sudan secedes from the North.
  In Yemen, our embassy is working to address economic conditions and the ravages of poverty in
  a country that has recently faced a secessionist movement in the south, a rebellion in the north,
  and a persistent threat from al Qaeda on the Arabian Peninsula. Through the diplomatic Friends
  of Yemen and concentrated efforts to stabilize fragile local communities and create opportunities
  for economic growth, we are trying to help the Yemeni government provide better services for its
  citizens and to prevent conflict. The QDDR anticipates more situations requiring rapidly
  deployable civilian teams of diplomats, stabilization and reconstruction experts, and
  development professionals that can meet our needs in circumstances like Sudan or Yemen while
  also mounting larger efforts in other countries at the same time.
  Training a new generation of diplomats, development professionals, and peace-building experts
  will help us strengthen weak, fragile or violent states and offer opportunities and hope to their
  citizens. Poverty and repression do not automatically engender terrorism but countries that are
  impoverished, corrupt, lawless or mired in a recurring cycle of conflict are more prone to
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  becoming havens for terrorists and other criminals. Al Qaeda first operated out of Sudan and
  bombed U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania before migrating to Afghanistan, then a country
  notable for its poverty, high infant mortality and repressive Taliban government. It is no
  coincidence that al Qaeda is most active today in underdeveloped nations such as Pakistan,
  Somalia, Yemen, Mali, Mauritania and Niger.
  Beyond terrorism and violent extremism, the world already has witnessed too many tragic
  examples of what happens when good governance is absent. We have seen drug cartels exploit
  the absence of strong governing institutions and push countries on several continents to the brink
  of becoming narco-states. Elsewhere, countries rich in minerals and diamonds have become
  epicenters of violence — including gender-based sexual violence -- because the central
  government is unwilling or unable to combat corruption, regulate legitimate business, or invest
  natural resources wealth in the country's infrastructure and people. And too often, conflicts in
  fragile and weak states spill over borders, creating humanitarian crises and spawning grounds for
  terrorists and global criminal networks elsewhere.
  On the positive side, however, we have also seen the effectiveness of civilian power working
  with our military to impede conflict and contribute to stability. In Liberia, as fighting between
  rebel groups and government forces under the leadership of Charles Taylor intensified and the
  humanitarian situation deteriorated, the United States undertook intense diplomatic efforts,
  including public calls for Taylor's resignation, as well as military deployments to the region to
  help shore up peacekeeping efforts of the Economic Community of West African States
  (ECOWAS). Taylor's resignation paved the way for a comprehensive peace agreement that led
  to the end of Liberia's conflict and set the stage for Liberia's stabilization and reconstruction
  efforts. Both the United Nations and the United States continue to partner with Liberia as it
  rebuilds social and economic infrastructure destroyed by years of conflict. Our future depends
  on the success of all these types of missions — from Iraq and Afghanistan to West Africa -- and
  our ability to mount more of them.
  The American people must understand that spending taxpayer dollars on diplomacy and
  development is in their interests, especially when those investments support missions in conflict
  zones, fragile states, and states that can play a responsible role in their regions and in the world.
  And Congress, which has a long tradition of bipartisan support for traditional diplomacy and
  development, must appreciate the scale and scope of the reconstruction and stabilization
  missions that our civilians are being asked to undertake. Congress must provide the necessary
  funding now.
  The House and Senate have appropriated hundreds of billions of dollars for the military missions
  in Iraq and Afghanistan. The diplomatic and development activities represent a fraction of that
  cost, yet the funding often gets bogged down in the old debates over foreign aid. We have to
  move beyond the past and treat diplomacy and development as national security priorities and
  smart investments in our future stability and security. We can succeed, but only with the
  necessary Congressional leadership and support.
  Perhaps no one understands the urgency of this as much as Secretary Gates. As he said last
  August: "Congress is part of the problem. When I sent my budget to the Hill for roughly $550
  billion, the Senate voted me $550 billion as the budget allocation Hillary Clinton sent up a
  budget of about $50 billion, and they whacked four or five billion dollars out of it. So there has
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  to be a change in attitude in the recognition of the critical role that agencies like State and AID
  play . . . . for them to play the leading role that I think they need to play in most of these
  situations."
  Our emphasis on civilian power is in keeping with America's history and traditions. The
  Marshall Plan was a civilian development initiative undertaken in partnership with European
  governments. President Kennedy founded the Peace Corps to show the world a different face of
  America decades before the term "soft power" was coined. American diplomats helped
  negotiate the reunification of Europe in 1991 without a shot fired. Meanwhile, American
  civilians have enjoyed the world's admiration because of their spirit of innovation, abundant
  goodwill, and the audacious belief that technological, social and political advances can and must
  be used to improve the lives of human beings around the world.
  The men and women who volunteer for our armed forces exemplify this spirit. So do the
  growing number of civilians who find ways to engage in public service. With the right balance of
  civilian and military power, we can advance America's interests and values, lead and support
  other nations in solving global problems, and forge strong diplomatic and development
  partnerships with traditional allies and newly emerging powers. And we can rise to the
  challenges of the world in the 21st century and meet the tests of America's global leadership.
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  Huma Abedin; Lona Valmoro
  Original Message
  From: PIR <preines
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  Sent: Mon Aug 30 17:36:52 2010
  Subject: MEPP Media
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  They recommend
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: Re: MEPP Media B6
  Sent: Aug 30, 2010 5:38 PM
  Ok--worth trying. But check w Mitchell team first.
  To follow up on a conversation Jake had with you about regional media at the end of this week's MEPP, we're
  recommending that at the end of Thursday or Friday morning before you leave DC that you do two TV interviews: one
  Israeli (likely Channel 2), and one with Al Jazeera. If you're open to it, we could try something creative and have both
  interview you at same time. They'll likely balk but worth a try just for the symbolism
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  Subject: (AP) Israeli PM says negotiations on prisoner swap for captured Israeli soldier have resumed
  JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel's prime minister confirmed negotiations with the Palestinians about a much-anticipated swap
  for a captured Israeli soldier resumed.
  Benjamin Netanyahu said the German mediator brokering the release of Sgt. Gilad Schalit in exchange for hundreds of
  Palestinian prisoners returned to the region.
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  TEHRAN (AP) - The Iranian president said Tehran is ready to resume talks about its nuclear program with the
  international community. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's endorsement follows Iran's new push to get the talks started
  again. Ahmadinejad told a crowd of supporters the West made the first step. He gave no time frame for the
  talks. Ahmadinejad added, "They have come and say, 'We will negotiate.' We say, "All right, we will negotiate with
  you.'
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  Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 11:55 AM
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  Subject: Fw: 1000 days Press
  1000 days made the Today Show! See below.
  From: Coates, Lindsay <
  To: Huang, Cindy Y
  Cc: Dowd, Katie W
  Sent: Wed Sep 22 11:36:43 2010
  Subject: FW: 1000 days Press
  I assume you all are aware of these and others and this not even complete—have you all had any
  conversation with Cristen about posting any of this content?
  Very impressive!
  From: Gresham, Katie
  Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 10:17 AM
  To: Delaney, Katherine; Coates, Lindsay
  Subject: 1000 days Press
  Here's few press/blog links I found about the 1000 days launch by searching 1000 days + Clinton on Google. Danielle
  also said there was a brief blurb about it on the Today Show. Some of these sites are cross posted elsewhere. Most just
  recap the event or pull some of the transcripts in.
  http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dynkontent/article/2010/09/21/AR2010092102551.html (WasPo)
  http://www.hunger-undernutrition.orgiblog/2010/09/thousand-days-call-to-action.html (blog-all praise)
  http://www.developmenthorizons.com/2010/05/first-1000-days-hilary-clinton-on.html (blog-some critique)
  http://www.voanews.comienglishinews/health/Hillary-Clinton-Ban-Ki-Moon-Promote-Fight-Against-Childhood-
  Malnutrition-103486019.html (VOA)
  http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001190777/90852/7147873.html (People Daily China)
  http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp worldiview/1082654/11.html (Channel News Asia)
  http://www.kansascity.com/2010/09/21/2239788/clinton-unveils-malnutrition-pollution.html (AP article in Kansas City
  paper)
  http://www.diabeteshealth.com/read/2010/09/21/6855/hillary-clinton-ban-ki-moon-launch-global-nutrition-initiatives/
  (Save Press Release on Diabetes website)
  http://www.oxfam.org/en/pressroom/reactions/oxfam-reaction-1000-days-improve-child-nutrition-mdg-summit
  (Oxfam)
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  http://topnews.co.uk/213447-clinton-hosts-event-and-urges-all-fight-child-malnutrition (Top news, UK)
  http://www.cbsnews.comistories/2010/09/21/aphational/main6887577.shtml (AP article on CBS news)
  http://allafrica.com/stories/201009220001.html?page=3 (All Africa)
  http://www.bilIclintonvideos.com/1000-days-change-a-life-change-a-future (event recap from Save on Bill Clinton's
  blog)
  http://www.prnewswire.cominews-releaseskare-hails-administrations-1000-day-hunger-plan-as-a-turning-point-
  103454369.html (CARE)
  http://notes.bread.org/2010/05/the-first-1000-days-remember-this-please.html (Bread)
  http://blogs.state.gov/index.phasite/entry/1000 days (DOS blog)
  http://www.america.govist/develop-english/2010/September/20100914162252berehellek0.3766291.html
  (America.gov)
  http://www.un.oraappsinews/infocusjsgspeeches/statments full.asp?statID=946 (UN-Ban Ki-Moon's transcript)
  http://www.state.gov/secretary/rm/2010/09/147512.htm (DOS-Clinton's transcript/video)
  http://blog.usaid.gov/2010/09/1000-days-partnering-to-reduce-child-undernutrition/ (USAID blog)
  http://www.wtop.comnnid=104&sid=2058497 (AP article on wtop.com)
  http://topics.npr.org/article/0gKHfFK3xeeKW (NPR linked to All Africa article)
  I stopped trying to list them all (too many and mostly the same), but its been picked up in local papers throughout the
  country and some international papers in China, India, UK, Africa.
  Lindsay, when will the recorded launch event be posted on the website? I believe it may already be on YouTube.
  Best,
  Katie
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