As of today, 10,357 DKIM Verified Clinton/Podesta Emails (of 43,526 total). That’s releases 1-26.
I ask “Does Verification Matter?” in the title to this post because of the seeming lack of interest in verification of emails in the media. Not that it would ever be a lead, but some mention of the verified/not status of an email seems warranted.
Every Clinton/Podesta story mentions Antony Weiner’s interest in sharing his sexual insecurities and nary a peep about the false Clinton/Obama/Clapper claims that emails have been altered. Easy enough to check. But no specifics are given or requested by the press.
Thanks to the Clinton/Podesta drops by Michael Best, @NatSecGeek, I have now uploaded:
DKIM-verified-podesta-1-26.txt.gz is a sub-set of 10,357 emails that have been verified by their DKIM keys.
The statements in or data attached to those emails may still be false. DKIM verification only validates the email being the same as when it left the email server, nothing more.
DKIM-complete-podesta-1-26.txt.gz is the full set of Podesta emails to date, some 43,526, with their DKIM results of either True or False.
Both files have these fields:
ID – 1| Verified – 2| Date – 3| From – 4| To – 5| Subject -6| Message-Id – 7
Enjoy!
PS: Perhaps verification doesn’t matter when the media repeats false and/or delusional statements of DNI Clapper in hopes of…, I don’t know what they are hoping for but I am hoping they are dishonest, not merely stupid.