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Originally Posted by onwebcam
It is, is it? Ok here's a test. Go to https://wikileaks.com/podesta-emails/
Find the email where someone is discussing how personal it is to make a tough choice
You get back when you find the exact email ID I'm referring to. Post the ID here. I will PM it to an agreeable 3rd party on the board right now. You have 9 days starting now to find it in less than 10% of the emails they had to search.
The point here is unless every single email is read there's no way to know the content. You will not find the specific email I'm referring to based on what I've said. |
You are comparing oranges to sneakers.
The system on Wikileaks seems to be an HTML search with limited ability.
On the other hand, the FBI has complete access to the hard drive itself. I am guessing they aren't using Microsoft Outlook to do these searches. They are using metadata. They narrow down the search parameters by the dates Clinton was Secretary of State, then from the results pull all emails that involved Clinton herself. From there they compare the emails to the emails they have already reviewed in the original investigation. At this point, they haven't even physically looked over a single email yet - all of this was sorting using metadata. Once they have everything narrowed down (which most likely took them only a few minutes) they can review what is left by hand. They used over one hundred agents before, and the most likely used how every many they needed to.