The Russian Hacking Hysteria Has To Stop Until Actual Evidence Is Brought Forward

by Robert Carbery

The constant hammering of false narratives and widely accepted facts against our president with no evidence to support is becoming dangerous. Trump is not the threat to democracy that the Left has been insisting for the last couple years. The current attempt to delegitimize our duly elected leader is an actual threat to our current system of government.
 
And the scary thing is people are buying into what the media is selling.
 
False narratives and fabrication of reality has been a go-to move for the U.S. government and corporate media throughout the years to help bring the country along for a war. But now facts are being accepted that have no root in reality. The Democratic Party is still reeling from its defeat last November and are doing anything they can to stoke the fire that is the idea that the Russians “hacked” our election last year.
 
There has been a concerted and coordinated effort by the mainstream media since last November to establish this narrative that the Russians were anywhere from influencing our election to hacking it. References are constant to this narrative on Russia that we are supposed to just accept as fact and move along.
 
Here is a collection of examples…
 
“Russian influence in the 2016 presidential election” (Yahoo).
“Russian attempts to disrupt the election” (New York Times).
“Russian… interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election” (ABC).
“Russian influence over the 2016 presidential election” (The Intercept).
“a multi-pronged investigation to uncover the full extent of Russia’s election-meddling” (Time).
“Russian interference in the US election” (CNN).
“Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential election” (American Constitution Society).
“Russian hacking in US Election” (Business Standard).
 
With this bombardment of stories about Russia’s involvement in our 2016 election why wouldn’t more Americans believe that Russia helped Trump get into the White House? The Russian hacking hysteria has been kept in the news headlines for months now as the media attempts to keep us in the past while the new administration focuses on moving the country forward.
 
An incredible 59% of Democrats say that Russia tampered with vote tallies while absolutely no evidence has been presented to support that. Not just that Russia was attempting to influence the election or put out fake news stories to push Americans to lose faith in its institutions but actual hacking and jiggering of vote tallies!
 
The lies we’ll believe when it’s for “our” side.
 
The Russian hacking narrative has to stop if we are ever going to get this country back on the right track. Hopefully the Mueller investigation will be quick and put this narrative to rest but I wouldn’t bet on that.

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3 thoughts on “The Russian Hacking Hysteria Has To Stop Until Actual Evidence Is Brought Forward”

  1. Stop? Absolutely not!
    In the tale of ‘The Boy Who Cried Wolf’, the boy would not have been savagely killed and eaten by the wolf if he had ceased his bullshit any time prior to his horrific demise. Please continue on!
    Already this contrived media meme has tired itself out among the general public and has become a source of ridicule. Now there has been a ‘Special Counsel’ appointed regarding this ‘Russia / election” scam. But the this knife cuts both ways! The investigation is NOT exclusively and solely limited to Trump and or his campaign. It can go anywhere that relevancy takes it and this includes Hillary and her campaign — where the REAL AND ACTUAL crimes have been committed. The DemonRat(Z) are about to be hoisted upon their own petard. It is now apparent why the USAG’s office so willingly and seemingly foolish, went along with this demand from the neo-communists to appoint a special counsel. With this in place, fervor support for this Russian investigation is more important than ever and DemonRat(Z) ranting and raving is of great assistance to keep the fire burning, in their direction.

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