So I did a search in HRC's e mails for Alex Jones…4 e mails popped up (the no subject draft e mails) from Sydney Blumenthal. In them it talks about a plan to expose OBL's death pictures at the same time the BHO birth certificate scandal was happening.

https://wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/?q=alex+jones&mfrom=&mto=&title=&notitle=&date_from=&date_to=&nofrom=&noto=&count=200&sort=0#searchresult

For: Hillary

From: Sid

Re: OBL photos

Yes, there is a Third Way—on the Bin Laden photos. Show them to members of Congress in a

special secure room, something like when members were permitted to view Abu Ghraib pictures.

Here are the reasons: Having the members file through will provide testimony to the President's

feat. They will be not only be acknowledging but also enhancing his power. They will in effect

become liegemen bowing before him, but not in any way they will resent or will protest. They

will serve as witnesseto the magnitude of what he has done. Each of them will emerge speaking

to the national and local press on what they have seen. Their words will be descriptive, but they

will not be equivalent to graphic images that could be circulated themselves and have

mischievous consequences. Having the whole Congress see the photos would have these likely

impacts as well: The far right wing Tea Party Republicans would by their mere presence admit to

the President's status above them and to his effectiveness. There would also be a salutary effect

at the beginning of the negotiations on the debt ceiling. It would curb the ability of the

Republicans to appeal to partisan sentiment and indulge in partisan rhetoric, giving the

administration more edge. Having members of Congress testify to the reality of the photos will

suppress any potential "Deather" movement, that the administration has either fabricated the

event or suppressed some aspect of it. (See below for article on the emergence of the "Deather"

movement.) This event should be staged over two or three days, occupying most of a work week,

and continuing to dominate the public and congressional mind. Don't let the photos serve as

trophies; instead take the Congress as trophy using the photos.

Perhaps the NSC communications operation could have done more turning an absolute triumph

into a PR fiasco. But I don't quite know how. Kudos to Denis McDonough

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