You Know How The IRS Says They Lost Every Single One of Those Lois Lerner Emails?

Yeah, I don't think so.

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Veteran IT Professional: IRS’ Claim That It “Lost” Two Years of Lois Lerner’s Emails Is “Simply Not Feasible”

A veteran IT professional tells TheBlaze that the IRS’ claim that the agency lost two years’ worth of former IRS official Lois Lerner’s emails is “simply not feasible.” 

On Friday, members of Congress revealed that the IRS would not be able to hand over Lerner’s emails to and from other IRS employees from January 2009 to April 2011, possibly due to a “glitch” or “crash.” 

Lawmakers were seeking the emails as part of their investigation into the IRS targeting scandal. 

Norman Cillo, an Army veteran who worked in intelligence and a former program manager at Microsoft, argued it is very difficult to lose emails for good and laid out six reasons why he believes Congress is “being lied to” about the Lerner emails: 

1. I believe the government uses Microsoft Exchange for their email servers. They have built-in exchange mail database redundancy. So, unless they did not follow Microsofts recommendations they are telling a falsehood. You can see by the diagram below that if you have three servers in a DAG you have three copies of the database.

GO READ THE WHOLE THING. 

AND THEN, THERE'S THIS:

Reporter Sharyl Attkisson Raises Good Questions IRS Should Answer On “Lost” Lerner Emails