Comey's Deceit: Clinton's Private Server--The Real Story (II)

By Dan Butterfield

"Comey's Deceit" explores the actions of former FBI director Jamers Comey during the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server.

Did the Mr. Comey cost Mrs. Clinton the 2016 Presidential election or did the former FBI director actually do everything in his power to absolve the former Secretary of State of any wrong doing.

Were Mr. Comey's actions part of a preconceived plan--did James Comey in a calculated effort manipulate the FBI's probe?

Why did the former FBI director insist on going public? More important, what if Mr. Comey had not gone public?

Ultimately, "Comey's Deceit" takes a hard look into James Comey's motivation--was it merely to save his job?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Gatekeeper Press
• Release date: Sep 23, 2017
• ISBN: 9781619848184

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Clinton’s Private Server—The Real Story (II)

James Comey Did Everything in His Power to Absolve Clinton

Comey’s Deceit

The Evidence Compiled Against Hillary Clinton for Mishandling of Classified Documents Is Staggering. But the Real Story of the FBI Probe Is How Former Director James Comey Shifted the Entire Scope of the Investigation—Then Manipulated the Evidence to Try to Create Plausible Deniability to Exonerate Hillary Clinton of Wrong Doing.

Occam’s Razor by Dan Butterfield

Comey’s Deceit: Clinton’s Private Server—The Real Story (II) James Comey Did Everything in His Power to Absolve Clinton

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Copyright © 2017 by Dan Butterfield

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eISBN: 9781619848184

Table of Contents

Title Page

About Occam’s Razor

Preface

Introduction

Chapter 1  Calculated Deception Began Moment Probe Opened

img1.png      James Comey’s Calculation

img1.png      Comey Never Gave Clinton Opportunity to Perjure Herself

img1.png      Comey’s Revisionist Account of Probe

Chapter 2  Calculated Effort to Make Probe a Non-Event

img1.png      DOJ Investigation: Comey’s Obstruction

img1.png      Morphing Probe into Non-event

img1.png      18 USC 793

img1.png      Story Embellishments

Chapter 3  Comey Had to Make Hard Evidence Go Away

img1.png      Clinton’s Perjury Before Congress Absolved by Comey

img1.png      Clinton Hid Private Server from Everyone

img1.png      Should Aides Have Known

Chapter 4  Why Did Comey Go Public

img1.png      Any Competent Prosecutor Could Have Convicted Clinton

img1.png      Going Public Meant Release of FBI Report

Summary

Author’s Note

About Occam’s Razor

Occam’s Razor is predicated on a single guiding principle—relief.

By working to develop the context and insights necessary to create an informed consumer base, Occam’s Razor is focused on addressing the frustration and anxiety that has led to so much anger regarding the pressing issues of the day.

It must be emphasized: There is no desire on the part of Occam’s Razor to influence the reader with opinion. There is already more than enough such material, mostly unfounded, in the market. Furthermore, it is the feeling of the author that opinion, founded or otherwise, does not lead to lasting relief and therefore has limited value.

This has led to a different kind of product, one where topics are explored in an a-political, non-biased manner using the principles of plausibility attributed to William of Ockham (1287-1347).

Occam’s razor: Among competing hypotheses, the one with the fewest assumptions is likely the right one. In other words: In the American Southwest, if one hears hoof beats—think horses, not zebras.

It is worth stating: There is rarely any certitude when dealing with current events or any issue for that matter.

In addition, there is no claim of deity-like abilities on the part of Occam’s Razor.

The author is well aware he does not