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In a blow to the anti-Russia narrative being spewed by any and everyone in the western establishment (most recently Hillary again), the head of the French National Agency of Information Systems Security (ANSSI) told AP that France has found no traces of Russian hackers in a cyberattack on President Emmanuel Macron's campaign (we wonder if the result would have been the same if he, like Hillary, had lost).

French Intelligence Head: there is absolutely no evidence of Russian involvement in French Elex hacking. Hack was crude; could be anyone pic.twitter.com/MCpyX87PH8 — Murad Gazdiev (@MuradGazdiev) June 1, 2017

Right after the event, it was claimed (by officials and the media lapdogs) that Russian hacking group called APT28 was responsible for the cyberattack on Macron's presidential campaign.However, according to ANSSI (the French cybersecurity agency has been investigating the attack) chief Guillaume Poupard,

the hacker attack on Macron's campaign "was so generic and simple that it could have been practically anyone."
He told AP that it "means that we can imagine that it was a person who did this alone. They could be in any country."

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Originally posted by 6stringJoker:
When T says "reputable", he of course is referring to vox or huffpo.

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Only stupid people defend the indefensible Jack. And as always, your argument does not address the facts. As always, you attempt to deflect away from the accused by claiming someone, or something else is guilty of the same. The entities you named don't hide their identities Jack. Your dislike for them is anchored in emotions not wisdom.

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Mr Poupard also said there is no evidence that a notorious Russian hacking group was behind the cyber attack on President Emmanuel Macron's election campaign. The Macron campaign hack "was so generic and simple that it could have been practically anyone", he said.

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Contrary to Rogers, who said the U.S. warned France of “Russian activity” before Macron’s win, Poupard didn’t point the finger at Russia. He told the AP that ANSSI’s investigation found no trace behind the Macron hack of the notorious hacking group APT28 ...

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But investigators have found no evidence that a prolific Russian group was behind a hack targeting Emmanuel Macron’s campaign just days before the presidential election.

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Contrary to Rogers, who said the U.S. warned France of "Russian activity" before Macron's win, Poupard didn't point the finger at Russia. He told the AP that ANSSI's investigation found no trace behind the Macron hack of the notorious hacking group APT28 — identified by the U.S. government as a Russian intelligence outfit and blamed for hacks of the U.S. election campaign, anti-doping agencies and other targets. The group also is known by other names, including "Fancy Bear."

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Originally posted by THGRRI:
Only stupid people defend the indefensible Jack. And as always, your argument does not address the facts. As always, you attempt to deflect away from the accused by claiming someone, or something else is guilty of the same. The entities you named don't hide their identities Jack. Your dislike for them is anchored in emotions not wisdom.

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THUGGER - are you really so feeble-minded you can't use google? OF COURSE YOU ARE! My god, what a pathological dolt.

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No, it's just that I am not a Polish Russian sympathizer. Therefore I haven't been following the issue much in the hopes of posting about Russias' innocence. I am also aware that you and SIG are stilling claiming they didn't hack us. Your credibility is zero. And what is being reported about the French hacking is that they still don't know. Not that Russia didn't do it. You guys are sick.

That said, there is no way I am going to allow zerohedge to be sourced as though it is reputable. That's the only thing I weighed in on.

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In a blow to the anti-Russia narrative being spewed by any and everyone in the western establishment (most recently Hillary again), the head of the French National Agency of Information Systems Security (ANSSI) told AP that France has found no traces of Russian hackers in a cyberattack on President Emmanuel Macron's campaign (we wonder if the result would have been the same if he, like Hillary, had lost).
French Intelligence Head: there is absolutely no evidence of Russian involvement in French Elex hacking. Hack was crude; could be anyone pic.twitter.com/MCpyX87PH8 — Murad Gazdiev (@MuradGazdiev) June 1, 2017
Right after the event, it was claimed (by officials and the media lapdogs) that Russian hacking group called APT28 was responsible for the cyberattack on Macron's presidential campaign. However, according to ANSSI (the French cybersecurity agency has been investigating the attack) chief Guillaume Poupard,
the hacker attack on Macron's campaign "was so generic and simple that it could have been practically anyone." He told AP that it "means that we can imagine that it was a person who did this alone. They could be in any country."

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Mr Poupard also said there is no evidence that a notorious Russian hacking group was behind the cyber attack on President Emmanuel Macron's election campaign. The Macron campaign hack "was so generic and simple that it could have been practically anyone", he said.

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Contrary to Rogers, who said the U.S. warned France of “Russian activity” before Macron’s win, Poupard didn’t point the finger at Russia. He told the AP that ANSSI’s investigation found no trace behind the Macron hack of the notorious hacking group APT28 ...

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But investigators have found no evidence that a prolific Russian group was behind a hack targeting Emmanuel Macron’s campaign just days before the presidential election.

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Contrary to Rogers, who said the U.S. warned France of "Russian activity" before Macron's win, Poupard didn't point the finger at Russia. He told the AP that ANSSI's investigation found no trace behind the Macron hack of the notorious hacking group APT28 — identified by the U.S. government as a Russian intelligence outfit and blamed for hacks of the U.S. election campaign, anti-doping agencies and other targets. The group also is known by other names, including "Fancy Bear."

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Originally posted by 6stringJoker:
When T says "reputable", he of course is referring to vox or huffpo.

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Only stupid people defend the indefensible Jack. And as always, your argument does not address the facts. As always, you attempt to deflect away from the accused by claiming someone, or something else is guilty of the same. The entities you named don't hide their identities Jack. Your dislike for them is anchored in emotions not wisdom.

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So ... it wasn't Russia.


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In a blow to the anti-Russia narrative being spewed by any and everyone in the western establishment (most recently Hillary again), the head of the French National Agency of Information Systems Security (ANSSI) told AP that France has found no traces of Russian hackers in a cyberattack on President Emmanuel Macron's campaign (we wonder if the result would have been the same if he, like Hillary, had lost).

French Intelligence Head: there is absolutely no evidence of Russian involvement in French Elex hacking. Hack was crude; could be anyone pic.twitter.com/MCpyX87PH8 — Murad Gazdiev (@MuradGazdiev) June 1, 2017

Right after the event, it was claimed (by officials and the media lapdogs) that Russian hacking group called APT28 was responsible for the cyberattack on Macron's presidential campaign.However, according to ANSSI (the French cybersecurity agency has been investigating the attack) chief Guillaume Poupard,

the hacker attack on Macron's campaign "was so generic and simple that it could have been practically anyone."
He told AP that it "means that we can imagine that it was a person who did this alone. They could be in any country."

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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-01/france-confirms-no-traces-rus
sian-hackers-macron-campaign-cyber-attack

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When T says "reputable", he of course is referring to vox or huffpo.

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Only stupid people defend the indefensible Jack. And as always, your argument does not address the facts. As always, you attempt to deflect away from the accused by claiming someone, or something else is guilty of the same. The entities you named don't hide their identities Jack. Your dislike for them is anchored in emotions not wisdom.

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I never said I dislike them. They're just not worth reading. They have an obvious agenda and they don't report facts. They "report" stuff without wisdom, purely based on emotion.

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Come on Six, how much are they paying you, really!?

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Just curious - how much duz Putin pay?

Iz it salary, or per word, or wut?

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I just phoned him earlier J0. He's holding my Russian bride on layaway.

What do you think? Ain't she a beauty?

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So ... it wasn't Russia.


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Btw, your god Putin just said it could have been Russians:
" https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/01/world/europe/vladimir-putin-donald-
trump-hacking.html?_r=0

"MOSCOW — Shifting from his previous blanket denials, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia suggested on Thursday that “patriotically minded” private Russian hackers could have been involved in cyberattacks last year that meddled in the United States presidential election."

How do you like your crow?

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Russia is a big place.

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Obviously neither of you clowns choose to understand what you read: "it could have been ANYONE."

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Obviously neither of you clowns choose to understand what you read: "it could have been ANYONE."- GSTRING

Obviously GSTRING, YOU don't choose to understand what you read.
Please, re-read KIKI's and my posts. Did either one of us post that it was NOT RUSSIA? What you, THUGR, and KPO should look up is called "rush to judgment".
Sheesh. What a clown.- SIGNY

No, you didn't post "It's Not Russia." Just the opposite in fact:
Your thread title: "France Confirms No Traces Of Russian Hackers In Macron Campaign Cyber-Attack"
I guess I'll have to ask you from now on if you believe what you're posting.- GSTRING

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Come on Six, how much are they paying you, really!?

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Just curious - how much duz Putin pay?

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I just phoned him earlier J0. He's holding my Russian bride on layaway.

What do you think? Ain't she a beauty?

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WHAT I POSTED (including news stories) .... GSTRING

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Obviously neither of you clowns choose to understand what you read: "it could have been ANYONE."- GSTRING

Obviously GSTRING, YOU don't choose to understand what you read.
Please, re-read KIKI's and my posts. Did either one of us post that it was NOT RUSSIA? What you, THUGR, and KPO should look up is called "rush to judgment".
Sheesh. What a clown.- SIGNY

No, you didn't post "It's Not Russia." Just the opposite in fact:
Your thread title: "France Confirms No Traces Of Russian Hackers In Macron Campaign Cyber-Attack"
I guess I'll have to ask you from now on if you believe what you're posting.- GSTRING

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