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That would be a HUGE 'No'.I'll bet now you wish you'd never done this thread:
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So you noticed that politics are played in election years...ok...1st post, nice digs!
No evidence of a Russian hack influencing our election has been presented, just repetitious banter from the same mainstream media that colluded with the DNC (evidence which does exist) and the alleged consensus from the intelligence community. When the Jill Stein recount failed, this old story conveniently got regurgitated. It's a political red herring to delegitimize the Trump presidency before it starts, just like the protests after the election, the intimidation of Electors and the war on "fake news" (the left's covert way of squelching conservative independent media who covered the election better than the left-wing corporate media did).
What does this link to if not the Washington Post story that you claim doesn't exist?Washington Post Stirs Fear After False Report of Power Grid Hack by Russia
"The Washington Post reported Friday that the U.S. power grid had been hacked by the same Russian actors accused of breaching the DNC – the only problem, the grid wasn’t hacked."
Fake news about non-news now?
The only problem --- the Post didn't run such a story. False premise.
So yes, the claim that there was such a claim by WaPo ---- is false.
Hey NYC - still waiting for that 'definitive evidence'...
The story is now being corroborated by almost every major news organization just minutes ago. Looks like Infowars hasn't abandoned its roots and is still in the business of shoveling bullshit. But now they're shills for the Russians? Hmm.
*ouch!*Washington Post Stirs Fear After False Report of Power Grid Hack by Russia
"The Washington Post reported Friday that the U.S. power grid had been hacked by the same Russian actors accused of breaching the DNC – the only problem, the grid wasn’t hacked."
I'll bet now you wish you'd never done this thread:
Are Liberals Ready To Apologize To Romney?
..or wish someone like me hadn't dug it up LOLOL.
quoting YOU:
"If the Russians can hack into the Pentagon it is a safe bet it can hack into our national election system, our banking system, our nuclear reactors, our electrical grid...
Still think they are not a threat, Barry?"
Nah there was malware that originated in Russia in our power grid system. If that doesn't concern then you're a problem.The story is now being corroborated by almost every major news organization just minutes ago. Looks like Infowars hasn't abandoned its roots and is still in the business of shoveling bullshit. But now they're shills for the Russians? Hmm.
Washington Post RETRACTS Russian Power Grid Hacking Story as COMPLETELY FALSE:
Fake News...no wonder you refused to provide a link.As federal officials investigate suspicious Internet activity found last week on a Vermont utility computer, they are finding evidence that the incident is not linked to any Russian government effort to target or hack the utility, according to experts and officials close to the investigation.
An employee at Burlington Electric Department was checking his Yahoo email account Friday and triggered an alert indicating that his computer had connected to a suspicious IP address associated by authorities with the Russian hacking operation that infiltrated the Democratic Party. Officials told the company that traffic with this particular address is found elsewhere in the country and is not unique to Burlington Electric, suggesting the company wasn’t being targeted by the Russians. Indeed, officials say it is possible that the traffic is benign, since this particular IP address is not always connected to malicious activity.
Russian government hackers do not appear to have targeted Vermont utility, say people close to investigation
Nah there was malware that originated in Russia in our power grid system. If that doesn't concern then you're a problem.The story is now being corroborated by almost every major news organization just minutes ago. Looks like Infowars hasn't abandoned its roots and is still in the business of shoveling bullshit. But now they're shills for the Russians? Hmm.
Washington Post RETRACTS Russian Power Grid Hacking Story as COMPLETELY FALSE:
Fake News...no wonder you refused to provide a link.As federal officials investigate suspicious Internet activity found last week on a Vermont utility computer, they are finding evidence that the incident is not linked to any Russian government effort to target or hack the utility, according to experts and officials close to the investigation.
An employee at Burlington Electric Department was checking his Yahoo email account Friday and triggered an alert indicating that his computer had connected to a suspicious IP address associated by authorities with the Russian hacking operation that infiltrated the Democratic Party. Officials told the company that traffic with this particular address is found elsewhere in the country and is not unique to Burlington Electric, suggesting the company wasn’t being targeted by the Russians. Indeed, officials say it is possible that the traffic is benign, since this particular IP address is not always connected to malicious activity.
Russian government hackers do not appear to have targeted Vermont utility, say people close to investigation
Nah there was malware that originated in Russia in our power grid system. If that doesn't concern then you're a problem.The story is now being corroborated by almost every major news organization just minutes ago. Looks like Infowars hasn't abandoned its roots and is still in the business of shoveling bullshit. But now they're shills for the Russians? Hmm.
Washington Post RETRACTS Russian Power Grid Hacking Story as COMPLETELY FALSE:
Fake News...no wonder you refused to provide a link.As federal officials investigate suspicious Internet activity found last week on a Vermont utility computer, they are finding evidence that the incident is not linked to any Russian government effort to target or hack the utility, according to experts and officials close to the investigation.
An employee at Burlington Electric Department was checking his Yahoo email account Friday and triggered an alert indicating that his computer had connected to a suspicious IP address associated by authorities with the Russian hacking operation that infiltrated the Democratic Party. Officials told the company that traffic with this particular address is found elsewhere in the country and is not unique to Burlington Electric, suggesting the company wasn’t being targeted by the Russians. Indeed, officials say it is possible that the traffic is benign, since this particular IP address is not always connected to malicious activity.
Russian government hackers do not appear to have targeted Vermont utility, say people close to investigation
