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Corrupt Government Title: Pakistan Hacked the DNC Server and Maybe Hillary’s Illegal Server Too There has yet to be — do not doubt me — there has yet to be any evidence furnished that the Russians did the hacking. Now, in the course of staying up to speed on this, I read I can’t tell you how much about it, so much that I can’t remember where I read some things. But one of the most telling pieces of information, CrowdStrike was the third-party outfit that the Democrats hired to forensically examine their server. And CrowdStrike is who said that it looked to them like Russia or Guccifer 2.0, some people pretending to be the Russians maybe did it. And in this story — and it might have been in The Intercept, can’t say for sure, but it was in more than one, more than one story I read reported that the transfer speed of the data was such-and-such. If you’re gonna go in and hack data, what are you gonna do? You’re gonna find a way in to the host computer, and then you’re gonna find a way to transfer that data back to your server. And if you’re hacking, you’re going in via the internet, so your speeds, your transfer speeds are gonna be totally dependent on your router equipment and what kind of connection the Democrat National Committee server has. Was it fiber? Was it gigabit Ethernet? Was it DLS? We don’t know. But regardless, the maximum transfer speeds can be easily calculated. Well, the transfer speeds that were reported by CrowdStrike are impossible over the internet. If you spend time Googling this and delving into this, you will stumble across this fact. The speed at which the data that was stolen from the server was transferred are speeds that are impossible over the internet. There are not super-secret, literally wicked fast networks that super spies have that nobody else has that have speeds that approach what these are reported to be. The speeds that were reported, the speeds that CrowdStrike reported from data transfer is identical to the speed if you’re writing something to a DVD or a thumb drive over USB. You can copy massive amounts of data very fast over USB to either a DVD or a thumb drive. You can transfer a couple terabytes in not very long. But over the internet, it would take impossibly longer. But the forensic data is there. The transfer speed data is there. And it simply is not possible over the internet. So what does this mean? It means it had to be an inside job, it had to be somebody with access to the hardware, to the server, to computers, it had to be somebody who could plug in a thumb drive or an optical drive with DVD or what have you, a CD, and write the data that way, because if it’s over the internet, the amount of data we’re talking about here — and we still don’t know specifically what was even hacked. They at first tried to tell us it was the Podesta emails. But they were not part of this hack.
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Is "hacked" the new word for "paid a subscription fee?"
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