The Vigilante Faking WikiLeaks Docs to Dupe Trump Trolls

[christiefan915]

If you’re not paying attention, it looks like a smoking gun—a leaked expense report tying Hillary Clinton to the media’s most powerful groups.

The numbers from the supposedly leaked document—printed out and marked up with a highlighter, for good measure—are damning: $75,000 directly from the Clinton Foundation to polling firm Public Policy Polling. Over $333,000 sent, somehow, to the Black Panthers. Then the kicker: $30,000 to the “Sharia Law Center.”

Of course, the whole thing is totally fake. The header for the page, “Voter Suppression,” probably should’ve given it right away. But for Trump supporters on Twitter and Facebook, a Fox News contributor, and even radio hosts like Hal Turner, it is still very much real to them.

Chris from Massachusetts (who declined to give his last name) got ’em again. He’s spent all week trying to assuage anyone responding to his tweet with doubts about the paper’s veracity that it is the truest WikiLeak of all. Since the release of Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s emails by WikiLeaks and Donald Trump’s lewd Access Hollywood conversation, Chris is one of many useful trolls creating intentional, immediately obvious disinformation—that will still dupe a too-large subset of devotees.

Chris, who goes by MassRafTer on Twitter, has been duping Trump supporters with intentionally impossible-to-believe fake leaked documents for a few months now.

“The wonderful thing is this is the third time 55 dipshits per minute have fallen for my Photoshop and MSPaint work,” Chris told The Daily Beast.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...king-wikileaks-docs-to-dupe-trump-trolls.html

 

[christiefan915]

His most high-profile escapade was a fake internal memo by Public Policy Polling that showed the Clinton campaign reprimanding the survey company over how poor it is at collusion.

“Your latest poll is unacceptable. We aren’t paying you $760,000 per month to show a FIVE POINT LEAD. Are you trying to make Trump win?” it reads. “We will be ending our contract with your company unless results improve quickly.”

The stunt landed the fake memo on far-right message boards and merited a mocking two-minute segment on MSNBC’s All In With Chris Hayes. Even Donald Trump Jr. retweeted it—before later deleting it.

Chris, in the meantime, thinks he’s doing a minor public service—to get people be a little more discerning with random “leaks” and pieces of paper floating around the Internet. If Trump sought to blur reality in an effort to give legitimacy to illegitimate conspiracy theories, Chris is doing the opposite. He’s trying to hold a mirror up to those who immediately accept any information that conforms to precisely what they want to believe—no matter how unbelievable it may be.

His own bullshit has even served to reinforce more bullshit in the far-right message boards that thrive on leaks and anonymous posts with no attribution. “Trump supporters use these for their own, or cite my previous hoaxes to prove new ones are real,” he added.

“Conspiracy-theory nonsense drives me crazy, as do the random Facebook political hoaxes you see every day,” he said. “I’d like to think people who aren’t in a true-believer camp feel embarrassed when they fall for something obviously fake, and then think twice the next time.”

 

[anatta]

Catherine Herridge is Chief Intelligence correspondent for the Fox News. She has award winning coverage,and usually goes over Wikileaks.
I'll watch her ( and the entire 6PM newscast) for legit info. Best news on TV with the exception of Richard Engle of NBC for foreign coverage

 

[zappasguitar]

If you’re not paying attention, it looks like a smoking gun—a leaked expense report tying Hillary Clinton to the media’s most powerful groups.

The numbers from the supposedly leaked document—printed out and marked up with a highlighter, for good measure—are damning: $75,000 directly from the Clinton Foundation to polling firm Public Policy Polling. Over $333,000 sent, somehow, to the Black Panthers. Then the kicker: $30,000 to the “Sharia Law Center.”

Of course, the whole thing is totally fake. The header for the page, “Voter Suppression,” probably should’ve given it right away. But for Trump supporters on Twitter and Facebook, a Fox News contributor, and even radio hosts like Hal Turner, it is still very much real to them.

Chris from Massachusetts (who declined to give his last name) got ’em again. He’s spent all week trying to assuage anyone responding to his tweet with doubts about the paper’s veracity that it is the truest WikiLeak of all. Since the release of Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s emails by WikiLeaks and Donald Trump’s lewd Access Hollywood conversation, Chris is one of many useful trolls creating intentional, immediately obvious disinformation—that will still dupe a too-large subset of devotees.

Chris, who goes by MassRafTer on Twitter, has been duping Trump supporters with intentionally impossible-to-believe fake leaked documents for a few months now.

“The wonderful thing is this is the third time 55 dipshits per minute have fallen for my Photoshop and MSPaint work,” Chris told The Daily Beast.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...king-wikileaks-docs-to-dupe-trump-trolls.html

You expect the Trumpkins to acknowledge this?

It blows their entire Clinton/Wikileaks corruption narrative to smithereens.

I mean, how many other "wikileaks documents" that Trumpkins have touted are also BIG FAT FAKES?!?

 

[NOVA]

His most high-profile escapade was a fake internal memo by Public Policy Polling that showed the Clinton campaign reprimanding the survey company over how poor it is at collusion.

“Your latest poll is unacceptable. We aren’t paying you $760,000 per month to show a FIVE POINT LEAD. Are you trying to make Trump win?” it reads. “We will be ending our contract with your company unless results improve quickly.”

The stunt landed the fake memo on far-right message boards and merited a mocking two-minute segment on MSNBC’s All In With Chris Hayes. Even Donald Trump Jr. retweeted it—before later deleting it.

Chris, in the meantime, thinks he’s doing a minor public service—to get people be a little more discerning with random “leaks” and pieces of paper floating around the Internet. If Trump sought to blur reality in an effort to give legitimacy to illegitimate conspiracy theories, Chris is doing the opposite. He’s trying to hold a mirror up to those who immediately accept any information that conforms to precisely what they want to believe—no matter how unbelievable it may be.

His own bullshit has even served to reinforce more bullshit in the far-right message boards that thrive on leaks and anonymous posts with no attribution. “Trump supporters use these for their own, or cite my previous hoaxes to prove new ones are real,” he added.

“Conspiracy-theory nonsense drives me crazy, as do the random Facebook political hoaxes you see every day,” he said. “I’d like to think people who aren’t in a true-believer camp feel embarrassed when they fall for something obviously fake, and then think twice the next time.”

Come, come, come now....its only pinheads that get their news from Twitter or 'message boards'........if its not on FOX NEWS, take all the garbage you run across with a spoonful of salt.....

 

[NOVA]

"Chris is doing the opposite. He’s trying to hold a mirror up to those who immediately accept any information that conforms to precisely what they want to believe—no matter how unbelievable it may be."


Kinda like believing allegations of groping made by women from 30 years that just recently seemed to remember it.....

 

[zappasguitar]

"Chris is doing the opposite. He’s trying to hold a mirror up to those who immediately accept any information that conforms to precisely what they want to believe—no matter how unbelievable it may be."


Kinda like believing allegations of groping made by women from 30 years that just recently seemed to remember it.....

You are right.

I did find it terribly CONVENIENT how those women came out of nowhere back in 92 to claim Bill had groped them years before.

Thank you for admitting they were lying.

 

[NOVA]

You are right.

I did find it terribly CONVENIENT how those women came out of nowhere back in 92 to claim Bill had groped them years before.

Thank you for admitting they were lying.

Poor Bill....lost his law license and agreed to pay a humongous settlement, 850,000 dollars, thats 100,000 more than she
even asked for................for nothing.....

 

[zappasguitar]

Poor Bill....lost his law license and agreed to pay a humongous settlement, 850,000 dollars, thats 100,000 more than she
even asked for................for nothing.....

But NOT GUILTY of ANY of the allegations made by those gold digging women.

 

[christiefan915]

Come, come, come now....its only pinheads that get their news from Twitter or 'message boards'........if its not on FOX NEWS, take all the garbage you run across with a spoonful of salt.....

You don't remember posters here complaining about this?

From: Hillary
To: Public Policy Polling
Your latest poll is unacceptable. We aren't paying you $760,000 per month to show a FIVE POINT LEAD. Are you trying to make Trump win? We will be ending our contract with your company unless results improve quickly.

 

[Althea]

Come, come, come now....its only pinheads that get their news from Twitter or 'message boards'........if its not on FOX NEWS, take all the garbage you run across with a spoonful of salt.....

You just called Trump the Chump a pinhead.

 

[evince]

If you’re not paying attention, it looks like a smoking gun—a leaked expense report tying Hillary Clinton to the media’s most powerful groups.

The numbers from the supposedly leaked document—printed out and marked up with a highlighter, for good measure—are damning: $75,000 directly from the Clinton Foundation to polling firm Public Policy Polling. Over $333,000 sent, somehow, to the Black Panthers. Then the kicker: $30,000 to the “Sharia Law Center.”

Of course, the whole thing is totally fake. The header for the page, “Voter Suppression,” probably should’ve given it right away. But for Trump supporters on Twitter and Facebook, a Fox News contributor, and even radio hosts like Hal Turner, it is still very much real to them.

Chris from Massachusetts (who declined to give his last name) got ’em again. He’s spent all week trying to assuage anyone responding to his tweet with doubts about the paper’s veracity that it is the truest WikiLeak of all. Since the release of Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s emails by WikiLeaks and Donald Trump’s lewd Access Hollywood conversation, Chris is one of many useful trolls creating intentional, immediately obvious disinformation—that will still dupe a too-large subset of devotees.

Chris, who goes by MassRafTer on Twitter, has been duping Trump supporters with intentionally impossible-to-believe fake leaked documents for a few months now.

“The wonderful thing is this is the third time 55 dipshits per minute have fallen for my Photoshop and MSPaint work,” Chris told The Daily Beast.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...king-wikileaks-docs-to-dupe-trump-trolls.html

see who these evil fucks still hate

 

[evince]

"Chris is doing the opposite. He’s trying to hold a mirror up to those who immediately accept any information that conforms to precisely what they want to believe—no matter how unbelievable it may be."


Kinda like believing allegations of groping made by women from 30 years that just recently seemed to remember it.....

because he stood up and claimed he never had