OPSEC Works To Protect America
Jamke Williamson
Despite admission of her "extremely careless" handling of over 100 classified messages -- including those held on her illegal private server and sent during trips overseas -- former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will not be indicted for her misdeeds.
She might think she's escaped justice once again, but this is far from over.
Since our beginning, OPSEC has worked to protect America's vital national security -- and our special operators and intelligence officers -- from the disastrous consequences of politically-motivated security leaks.
We will continue to do everything we can to hold Hillary Clinton accountable to the people of the United States -- even if no indictment is coming from former boss Barack Obama's Administration.
We're starting now, and I need you to join us!
Speaker Paul Ryan has sent an open letter to Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, requesting that since she and her staff have been found by the FBI to be "extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information,"Hillary Clinton be denied access to classified government intelligence briefings as a presidential candidate.
As the Speaker points out to Director Clapper, there is no legal requirement to do so, and that "it would send the wrong signal to all those charged with safeguarding our nation's secrets if you choose to provide her access to this information despite the FBI's finding."
Ever Forward,
Jamie Williamson
Colonel, Special Forces (Ret.)
Jamie Williamson is a co-founder of OPSEC and a retired US Army Special Forces Colonel with over thirty-three years of service. He has served in the 82nd Airborne Division, 10th Special Forces Group, and in a variety of Special Operations assignments