The last ET related comments from the
Clinton campaign team came from John
Podesta on June 2 at the Code
Conference in
Rancho Palos Verdes, a high end
technology event with a $6500 fee for
attendees. It was not a fund raiser.
Since that event - nothing. There are
several reasons for this lull:
-
the last Democratic primary debate or
forum was held on April 25 and no more
are scheduled.
-
Secretary Clinton "clinched" the
Democratic nomination on June 6.
-
Donald Trump, who clinched the
Republican nomination on May 25 and
began attacking Secretary Clinton
immediately, was forced to step back and
go into damage control due to various
controversial statements.
-
none of the television news hosts
moderating the debates and forums asked
Secretary Clinton a single question
regarding the ET issue or the
Rockefeller Initiative.
John Podesta's strategy is to put out a
number of somewhat vague statements that
demonstrate the Clinton campaign
considers the ET issue to be a serious
matter. This is to protect his candidate
should the media finally bite down hard
on the issue. But these statements are
carefully crafted to avoid igniting a
media frenzy.
However, if the political media choose
to stay behind the truth embargo rope
line - particularly the network news
operations - he is prepared to coast all
the way to the White House without
saying anything more. Thus the silence
since June 2.
But this is just the lull before the
storm. The print media are not
contained. Reporters are continuing to
put questions to the Clinton campaign
and directly to Podesta and getting no
response. More articles are on the way.
One or more television news venues could
make a move at any time.
The journalistic equation under
consideration is whether the convention
delegates - particularly the super
delegates - should be informed of the
full story behind the
Clinton/ET/Rockefeller Initiative
connection before the convention
nominating vote.
Meanwhile, a plethora of negative
developments are stirring around
Clinton's candidacy. Time is running out
for Podesta's dual strategy. The very
nature of candidate Clinton's chief
flaws requires her to speak truth to
power on the ET issue. The storm is
coming and taking shelter behind a wall
of no comments will no longer be an
option.
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