Hillwilliam
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ORIGINAL: MasterJaguar01 quote:
ORIGINAL: LTE MSNBC likes to flash a click bait headline and then when you read the article it likely does not support the headline. Take this one: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/mueller-has-interviewed-the-cybersecurity-expert-who-said-he-was-recruited-to-collude-with-the-russians/ar-AAtEyV7?li=BBnbfcL&ocid=spartandhp When you read it you find it refers not to collusion with Russians but instead an effort to obtain and verify the notorious Hillary's emails and verify if she or the DNC has been hacked by anyone, not just the Russians. But, the article does refer to a loser who wrote his own separate article, and they include the link to it, who also used that click bait title to claim he was recruited to "collude" but instead he was asked for help in verifying, you guessed it, if Hillariy's or the DNC's email has been hacked. So basically, MSNBC doubled down on fake click-bait with one fake news article with another fake news article to support the first fake news article. Well, I suppose if you double down then someone will believe the title and keep it front and center in their mind that somebody was recruited by the Trump organization to collude with the Russians and therefore Trump is bad. I'd laugh except I feel so stupid reading both articles. Sigh.... Your link is NOT from MSNBC. It is from MSN. It refers to the original story from Business Insider. Matt Tait told the Mueller team that he had been recruited by Peter Smith, who self-claimed that he was a GOP operative to VET hacked emails from dark-web sources (i.e. Russian hackers). If it is true. it implies an intimate knowledge of and most likely collusion with Russian hackers. Simply calling it fake news doesn't cut it. No wonder artie feels stupid. He doesn't know the difference between MSN and MSNBC
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Kinkier than a cheap garden hose. Whoever said "Religion is the opiate of the masses" never heard Right Wing talk radio. Don't blame me, I voted for Gary Johnson.
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