"I think its a CNN narrative that allegations that the Russians were trying 2influence the US election between Trump & Hillary” @SteveKingIA pic.twitter.com/0zZFa4SAfX
— TRUMP ANOMALY® (@ANOMALY1) February 16, 2017
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Video: Rep. Steve King to CNN’s Alisyn Camerota: “I think it’s a CNN narrative” that Russia Hacked the Election
Re-posted by Nicholas Stix
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King is spot on.These MSM types DO smell blood.I think I saw fangs growing out of the mouth of the shill/anchor for CNN.Call her Vampira Camerota.It even rhymes...lol.
--GR Anonymous
Nicholas, have you seen McAfee's demolition of "the Russians did it"?
Anybody who believes that is guzzling the antifreeze.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017/01/cybersecurity-legend-mcafee-russian-hack-not-true-video/
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-12-30/john-mcafee-i-can-guarantee-you-it-was-not-russians
"(T)here are four facts which they claim prove that Russia did this hack. It was utter nonsense. The information was number one – Russian language was found in the malware. Number two – a Cyrillic keyboard was used. The forensic science can now tell what type of keyboard was used to develop a piece of a malware,” McAfee told RT.
“Number three – the compiler, the piece of software that compiles the code so that it can execute, always dated time stamps. The time stamps were in a time zone for the business hours of Moscow and St. Petersburg and other places in Russia and the number four that the IP address pointed to a Russian address.”
To make it simple for the American audience, McAfee metaphorically explained the situation:
“Seriously, if Russia declared war on us because we hacked Russia and the head of the CIA and the intelligence committee came to the Congress and they ask him ‘What happened?’ – ‘Oh, well you know we didn’t have time to remove English language, we didn’t have time to move the date stamp, the guy could not use a Chinese keyboard, so we gave him our regular keyboard. And also there was my wife’s birthday so I could not remove the IP address.’”
“Please, that person would be scheduled for a suicide,” McAfee concluded."
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