Hillary’s Hacked Benghazi E-mails Partially Released

A hacker using the alias “Guccifer” has begun to release portions of e-mails allegedly sent from Sidney Blumenthal, a one-time White House aide, to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during the attack in Benghazi.
A number of politicians and media outlets, including Russian news services Pravda, Moscow Times, and RT, are on Guccifer’s distribution list. According to confidential memos released by RT:

“…even the US secretary of state was being fed disinformation directly after the attack. In the email dated Sept. 12, Sec. Clinton is told that the anti-Islamic film was likely the catalyst for the assault.
Later on, “a very sensitive source” is cited as saying that the Libyan president’s enemies are likely “working to take advantage of his suspected links to the CIA at a time when Western intelligence services are under scrutiny in Libya.”
Five months later, though, another memo sent to Mrs. Clinton painted a much different picture of what was happening abroad. An email dated Feb. 16, 2013 contains the subject line “Algeria/Libya/Terrorism” and touches on possible connections between the Benghazi assault and the January 2013 hostage crisis in In Amenas, Algeria near the Libyan border. In that dispatch, links are drawn between both major incidents.”