The media already has its invisible enemy that justifies any conceivable action in the Coronavirus. I don’t know why they need to keep promoting the hacking hoax.

But it do.

Reuters:

A U.S. cybersecurity firm said Wednesday it has detected a surge in new cyberspying by a suspected Chinese group dating back to late January, when coronavirus was starting to spread outside China.

FireEye Inc. (FEYE.O) said in a report it had spotted a spike in activity from a hacking group it dubs “APT41” that began on Jan. 20 and targeted more than 75 of its customers, from manufacturers and media companies to healthcare organizations and nonprofits.

There were “multiple possible explanations” for the spike in activity, said FireEye Security Architect Christopher Glyer, pointing to long-simmering tensions between Washington and Beijing over trade and more recent clashes over the coronavirus outbreak, which has killed more than 17,000 people since late last year.

The report said it was “one of the broadest campaigns by a Chinese cyber espionage actor we have observed in recent years.”

FireEye declined to identify the affected customers. The Chinese Foreign Ministry did not directly address FireEye’s allegations but said in a statement that China was “a victim of cybercrime and cyberattack.” The U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence declined comment.

HAHAHA

They didn’t even say who was hacked!

If I was an entrepreneur, I would start a “cyber security” company.

I wouldn’t hire any employees, I would just write up fake reports about how I’ve tracked foreign hackers. The government will just give you money for this. They don’t require any evidence at all. They just want reports from a company that has a website saying that it is a “cyber security firm.” Any old firm will do. The reports don’t even have to make sense. No one is going to read them, especially not the government that is paying you for them.

They just want something to wave around.

That is what all of these companies are doing. Seriously. Their claims that they are able to track hackers are nonsensical on the face of it, given that tracking hackers isn’t possible.

I always bring up the case of Dread Pirate Roberts, Ross Ulbricht, owner of the Silk Road drug selling website, who they caught by connecting his username to his real name by scanning the internet and then had to gain access to his laptop by tricking him at a cafe to confirm it was him.

Wikipedia:

Ulbricht was first connected to “Dread Pirate Roberts” by Gary Alford, an IRS investigator working with the DEA on the Silk Road case, in mid-2013. The connection was made by linking the username “altoid”, used during Silk Road’s early days to announce the website, and a forum post in which Ulbricht, posting under the nickname “altoid”, asked for programming help and gave his email address, which contained his full name. In October 2013, Ulbricht was arrested by the FBI while at the Glen Park branch of the San Francisco Public Library, and accused of being the “mastermind” behind the site.

To prevent Ulbricht from encrypting or deleting files on the laptop he was using to run the site as he was arrested, two agents pretended to be quarreling lovers. When they had sufficiently distracted him, according to Joshuah Bearman of Wired, a third agent grabbed the laptop while Ulbricht was distracted by the apparent lovers’ fight and handed it to agent Thomas Kiernan. Kiernan then inserted a flash drive in one of the laptop’s USB ports, with software that copied key files.

This was the most wanted cybercriminal on earth, and the entire US government wasn’t capable of figuring out who he was using “backtrace” methods.

You can’t just “do a backtrace” on professional hackers. The entire concept is false.

These companies doing this are probably run by Jews who understand the scam.

But if you want to get in on the scam, all you have to do is exactly what I said.

If you get rich, send me a huge donation for giving you the idea.

It is a bit like the pot calling the kettle a nigger when the US claims that everyone in the world is hacking them – even if it were true that everyone in the world was hacking them, which we have no evidence of.

Because what we do have evidence of is Crypto AG, an international cryptology company out of Switzerland that was run by the CIA for the purpose of hacking everyone on earth.

RT:

Washington accusing other states of leading cyberwarfare against the US is like “a thief crying ‘stop, thief!’” Beijing said, reacting to revelations the CIA used Swiss cryptography firm Crypto AG to spy on hundreds of countries.

The US government has “conducted large-scale, organized and indiscriminate cyber theft, tapping and surveillance on foreign governments, businesses and individuals, a fact already well-known to all,” China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Geng Shuang said at a daily briefing in Beijing.

These spying activities, which violate international law and undermine trust between the US and other nations, had been unmasked by whistleblower Edward Snowden and by WikiLeaks – a fact Geng was also keen to remind the audience of. Among other things, the Americans have been collecting billions of phonecalls around the globe on a daily basis and were even revealed to be spying on German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s phone.

The Chinese official pointed out that Washington never explained itself over those leaks and “now the Crypto AG incident adds… one more thing for the US to clarify to the world.”

Last week, the Washington Post revealed that the US had been using a Swiss encryption company, Crypto AG, to monitor “secure” communications between as many as 120 countries since the 1970s and well into 2000s. The firm sold “encrypted” devices to government agencies worldwide, but was secretly owned by the CIA and then-West German intelligence. The Americans hailed the operation as the “intelligence coup of the century.”

“Facts have proven time and again that as the largest state actor of espionage in the cyber space, the US is worthy of the name of ‘Empire of Hackers.'”

Geng said the US has “no credibility” in accusing other countries of hacking and spying, but it “keeps playing the victim of cyberattack[s], like a thief crying ‘stop thief’!”

“It’s hypocrisy on the issue of cyber security [that] could not be clearer,” he added.

The US also accuses others of using Facebook ads to “meddle” in their elections, all the while they are running entire media conglomerates in every language on earth for the purpose of trying to change the internal politics of other countries.

They also run entire schools for the purpose of training people to rebel against their own governments. All of the leaders of the Hong Kong riots, for example, were from Western-backed schools in Hong Kong, most of them funded directly by the State Department through the National Endowment for Democracy. Literally “US Government sponsored domestic terrorism.”

And yet somehow, these people think they have a moral right to claim that they are the victims of the entire world.

The United States government cries out “democracy hacker” as it hacks your democracies.

Of course, the bottom line is that anyone has a “right” to do anything they can get away with doing, and the population of the United States is apparently so stupid that the US government can get away with all of these hoaxes and people just say “yeah must be true, I heard it on CNN and then I read the same thing in the New York Times.”

Related: Russian Hackers are “Swaying Public Opinion Against US Government Policy,” US Government Says

Never heard of “Estonia”?

Well, you’d better start learning about it, because they got the hardcore info on the Russian hacking conspiracy, which is getting kicked up to the next level.

NBC News:

Russia interfered in Western elections in 2019 and is likely to do so again in 2020, according to the latest annual threat assessment by the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service.

NBC News obtained an exclusive preview of the annual report from the Baltic nation’s intelligence agency, which warns that Russia will continue to pursue cyber operations that threaten other nations.

“Russia’s cyber operations have been successful and, to date, have not been sanctioned enough by the West to force Russia to abandon them,” the report says.

Russia will try to interfere in the U.S. presidential election in November and in parliamentary elections in the nation of Georgia in October, it warns, saying, “The main goal is to ensure a more beneficial election result for Russia by favoring Russian-friendly candidates or those who have the most divisive influence in the West.”

If you’re wondering why the US media would be citing Estonian intelligence services, then you need to get your stupid ass educated. Estonia, formerly known as “the poor part of the Soviet Union,” before which it was known as “the shitty part of the Russian Empire,” before which it was known as “the sleazy part of the Swedish farmlands,” before which it was known as “the place where Sweden fought a war against Poland,” before which it was known as “the part of the Danish farmlands with the most hookers,” before which it was known as “a wacky zone with a bunch of savages in buckskins worshiping trees like retards,” is an elite nation with a rich history of being ruled by every neighboring country. They are world renowned for such incredible inventions as “Kazaa.”

This is the headquarters of their elite intelligence services:

Built straight into the side of a mountain, like something out of James Bond.

They know a lot about Russians because after all, they were ruled by Russians whenever they weren’t ruled by the Danes or the Swedes.

But Like, Seriously Tho

You don’t ever hear of actually serious countries talking about this “Russian hacker” gibberish. Even completely ZOGGED countries.

For example, Germany almost never goes into this bullshit. They claim that the emails of politicians have been hacked, and some of their organizations have said that there is “a high likelihood” that it was Russia. But they don’t go into this “election hacking” gibberish, even though the American media and thinktanks are constantly trying to bully them into it.

In 2017, the American media printed the claim that the Russians were planning to hack Germany’s elections. Then Germany was like “nope, we’re good.”

At which point, the New York Times printed this:

They said they were shocked that the Russians didn’t do fake news and post the German version of John Podesta’s emails.

What they were actually saying is that they were shocked that the Germans hadn’t gone along with the narrative.

It seemed almost inevitable that Germany would suffer the same fate as France and the United States, where, officials say, the Kremlin attempted to alter the results of presidential elections with “fake news” and spear phishing attacks.

But on the eve of Sunday’s elections, the Russians have done something few expected: they have largely disappeared. The trolls who spread distorted and falsified information before earlier elections have failed to make much of a splash here. The websites of the campaigns and major news media outlets are operating like normal.

Germans, according to Sandro Gaycken, the director of the Digital Society Institute in Berlin, which has been monitoring for Russian meddling, are “almost disappointed that nothing is happening.”

“We don’t see any verified attacks,” he said. “We’re not really expecting any Russian interference.”

And then what happened after that?

The Brookings Institute went ahead and printed that actually, Russia did hack the 2017 German election.

You also don’t get this double-dumbass nonsense from any other Western European country, unless you consider the UK a Western European country. (The US media claimed when Macron won in 2016 that France had stopped the Russians, though I don’t think this was something that was in the French media much or at all.)

I’m sure Merkel would jump at the opportunity to blame the fact that her country hates her on the Russians. But the apparent fact is that only Americans and the British are dumb enough to believe this absurd garbage. European leaders are afraid to lose the ability to govern by blaming their own failures on a nebulous Russian internet conspiracy.

Meanwhile, the American media tells us to trust the wisdom of Estonia.

I just can’t even hardly take it anymore.

Accusing these countries of hacking is EXACTLY THE SAME as accusing them of witchcraft.

It cannot be proved either way and you just have to trust the person making the claim.

But surely, the dumber these claims get, the harder they are to believe, no?

I mean if we’re at the point where evil Iranian government hackers are hacking for the purpose of bypassing copyright law, we’ve surely gone too far, have we not?

Reuters:

Government-backed Iranian hackers have targeted universities in Europe, the United States and Australia in recent months, consultancy PricewaterhouseCoopers has found, Dutch broadcaster NOS reported on Friday.

It is unclear whether the attempts to break into computer systems, including those of three Dutch universities, were successful.

The hackers were attempting to steal academic literature and course material to use in Iranian schools, the NOS said, citing PricewaterhouseCoopers’ cyber security specialist Gerwin Naber.

I cannot even believe that Reuters would publish this. Of course there is someone saying it, but Reuters made the decision to publish it uncritically. They didn’t call and ask the Iranians, or call and ask a real expert on hacking how likely it is that this would be true.

The theory the media is running with is that evil non-democratic governments hack everything and thus every claim of hacking is true.

Why the Iranians would not simply download pirated copies of teaching material on Sci-Hub, get them from the Chinese, or buy one copy and then violate the copyright by making many copies of it and distributing it, is not asked.

And you would think that would be the most obvious question.

The other obvious question would be how this hacking is happening, but I suppose that is more than the goyim who read this drivel would be able to comprehend anyway.

It was my great honor to join proud, hardworking American Patriots in Montana tonight. I love you – thank you! #MAGA https://t.co/475ct7hW3D

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 6, 2018

Everything is coming together nicely.

The second Theresa May false flag attack to defame Russia ahead of the summit isn’t even being acknowledged by anyone, as everyone is thinking “come on, Theresa, really? Random people? Isn’t this getting a bit sadistic?”

These rallies, man.

They never should have stopped. Trump should have been doing these at least once a week this whole time. It not only keeps him connected to us, but it seems to keep him grounded. He remembers what he is supposed to be doing when he seems the sea of white people shouting his name.

The Hill:

President Trump on Thursday waved off concerns about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s intentions as he prepares to meet with his Russian counterpart in Finland later this month.

Speaking at a campaign-style rally in Montana, Trump attacked critics who have questioned his preparedness for the July 16 summit with Putin and made light of Putin’s past as a top-ranking intelligence official.

“They’re going ‘Will President Trump be prepared, you know, President Putin is KGB and this and that,’” Trump said. “You know what? Putin’s fine. He’s fine. We’re all fine. We’re people. Will I be prepared? Totally prepared. I’ve been preparing for this stuff my whole life.“

…

The American president on Thursday rebuffed critics, who have expressed concern over his ambitions to form bonds with authoritarian leaders, like Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping. He said that “getting along” with such countries “is a good thing.”

“Getting along…with Russia and getting along with China and getting along with other countries is a good thing,” he said. “It’s not a bad thing. It’s a good thing.”

I think we might just get a joint statement that there is no evidence for the kookpspiracy that Putin interfered in the elections.

Maybe that’s asking for too much, I don’t know.

But I think it’s time.

Everyone knows it’s a hoax, Trump has always known it was a hoax, and it is a vicious hoax. The point of the hoax is to imply that Trump was not elected by the people, but is only President because of a Russian conspiracy.

People should remember this clip. It should get more play than it does.

The Democrat/Jew machine claimed that it was impossible for an election to be rigged, then all of the sudden it was impossible for it not to have been rigged.

The conclusion that Hillary couldn’t have lost because she was humanity’s destiny was the starting assumption, and the Russian stuff is all just there to justify the conclusion.

And Trump should have been stronger against it. He should have never given an inch. Instead he said maybe Russia did Wikileaks. That was after it could have been a 400 pound guy in his bed (which is true – there is no reason to believe the DNC leaks let alone the Podesta phishing email were done by a state entity).

We’re not really talking about Wikileaks anymore, we’re talking about Facebook memes and porn stars. Or whatever. There is some new thing, I can’t think of what it is.

Anyway, the Mueller thing has reached the end of the line, and a joint press conference with Trump and Putin where Trump says definitively that “Russian hacking” is a conspiracy theory hoax would be in order right now.

Something like: “We’ve talked about it a lot, and I believe that if any Russians posted things on Facebook, it was without the knowledge of Putin and his government, and that isn’t against the law anyway. After speaking with the President, I am even more convinced than I was – and I was already convinced – that the entire Russian conspiracy was a hoax designed by the Democrats to explain their horrible performance in the 2016 election.”

Full stop.

End of.

Other Fun Stuff

The rally was fantastic. Other than the Montana stuff at the beginning, which isn’t interesting unless, presumably, you’re Monatanese, the whole thing was good.

He said Maxine Waters is the new leader of the Democrat Party and that she has an IQ in the 60s.

Talk about a frog whistle.

Only one group of people in the world has an average IQ in the 60s – and it’s her group.

He also said if he ever gets in a debate with Elizabeth Warren he’s going to toss her a DNA test and offer her a million dollars to take it. She said she’s a fake Indian who lied about it before DNA testing was a thing, and then he apologized to the real Pocahontas for calling her Pocahontas.

Warren was recently asked to take a DNA test and refused but said it didn’t matter because she isn’t running for President anyway. That’s a funny thing. She’s disqualified because she faked her ancestry.

Who knows who they are going to run – I don’t think they have any idea. At this rate, some random brown person no one has ever heard of will win their nomination.

He also referenced for a minute George Bush I’s “Thousand Points of Light” slogan. I hadn’t thought about that in a while. But this was for sure some kind of occult thing he was saying. Trump said “no one ever figured out what the hell that was about.”

I’m not saying that’s a dog whistle about being aware of a satanic conspiracy in the government… but I’m not saying it’s not that.

nb4 no satanic conspiracy – explain to me what an adult politician means when he writes to another adult politician “Do you think I’ll do better playing dominos on cheese than on pasta?” and I’ll stop talking about satanic pedophile murder cults running the government.

And of course – we got a shoutout to the SPACE FORCE.

He did not declare an ETERNAL CRUSADE.

Yet. 

The Feels

You know, watching these rallies… it really is what you would expect American Fascism to look like. When people think of Fascism, they think of Hitler, but Germany has such a serious tone to it, generally. Trump, being a fun guy who jokes, engages in self parody, rambles a bit, but still inspires, has the perfect American Fascist aesthetic.

And what he is doing, at least with the rallies and the tone, is Fascist in spirit. He is authoritarian, nationalist and anti-liberal. The racial element isn’t there yet explicitly, but it certainly is there implicitly.

The concept of a populist rally, with the chanting and screaming of slogans, the ultra-aggressive promotion of the in-group and the ultra-aggressive attacks on the out-group, is at the core of a fascist political order.

Which, again, is why he needs to never stop doing these rallies. They are what tie him to us and us to him.

I know his faults. I know there are Jews in his office. I know he bombed Syria. Twice.

I know all that better than anyone.

But when I watch these rallies, my heart is saying “there’s the leader of my people, he is fighting to protect us.”

It is a biological reaction.

It is hard to believe that all of these people would be attacking Trump in support of this nonsensical fake news hoax if they believed he’s going to take over and fire or perhaps even have them investigated for treason.

So the logical conclusion here, based on the information we have available, is that a lot of people in the FBI/CIA do not believe Trump is going to be President.

That would of course mean only one thing: RaHoWa.

USA Today:

The FBI is now backing the CIA’s assessment that Russian hackers sought in part to tilt the election in favor of President-elect Donald Trump when they breached American political institutions resulting in the theft of a trove of sensitive communications, a U.S. official said Friday.

President Obama, meanwhile, indicated Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin must have been aware of the cyber attacks.

“Not much happens in Russia without Vladimir Putin knowing about it,” Obama told reporters Friday. “This happened at the highest levels of the Russian government.” Obama said he was awaiting a complete review of the matter by intelligence and and national security officials before he leaves office next month.

The FBI’s support of the CIA’s assessment, according to the official familiar with the bureau’s position but not authorized to comment publicly, comes after FBI Director James Comey and National Intelligence Director James Clapper had meetings with CIA Director John Brennan earlier this week to review the agency’s conclusion.

The FBI had indicated as recently as Monday that the CIA’s assessment — delivered earlier this month to some members of Congress — may prove accurate but lacked the definitive evidence necessary for the agency to reach such a conclusion.

That changed, the official said, after the high-level meetings resulted in a consensus on Russia’s motive, a conclusion that so far has been flatly rejected by Trump and has roiled the capital’s political establishment.

I don’t know what this is if not an attempted coup.

But Trump has the military and the police – and you.

There will be resistance.

I can tell you that much.

But here’s the deal: be ready.

Get your canned goods, get your ammo, get your gold.

The chances are still relatively low, by my analysis – which is basically just a guess.

But the threat is there.

It is there.

And we aren’t going down without a fight.

No no.

We ride for the Emperor.

Hail Victory.