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Daily Stormer
June 6, 2016
My former attorney, Tor Ekeland, is in Texas this week to fight US v. Thomas. A systems administrator, Michael Thomas, deleted the infrastructure he built on the way out the door of his job and left a letter advertising his services as an independent contractor. No data lost, but he disrupted the way it was controlled on the network and made it difficult to restore.
He’s been indicted under unauthorized access provisions of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, but those laws should not apply as he only used the access he was lawfully authorized to have in the course of his job to accomplish what he did. They’re making an argument that is quite a bit of a stretch.
What Hillary did is identical in criminal nature. On her way out the door of her job, she deleted data that was earmarked as someone else’s property. Those emails Hillary wiped belonged to any and all interested citizens of the United States of America. They belonged to the historical record. They belonged to regulatory and law enforcement authorities that might want to investigate her. Unlike Michael Thomas, she deliberately made the data impossible to restore.
With his alleged crime, Michael Thomas was hoping to gain a few more hours as a consultant.
Hillary, by contrast, was hoping to gain immense political power and control of the Western world.
While the crime is identical, the motive and scope of the robberies are far grander in Hillary’s case. Yet Obama’s Department of Justice tells us Hillary’s crimes are no big deal whilst in the same breath telling us Michael Thomas has to go to prison. Which he almost certainly will. The hypocrisy here is staggering.
As usual, when a white man acts in a small way against a Jew’s establishment he has to go to prison. When a whore for the Jews robs all of white society, it’s simply no big deal. This is how America works now. This is where our precious republic has arrived.
This cannot stand. It’s time to make America great again.
