The readers at the international-news site South Front tend to be technologically far more knowledgeable about the internet than most people (including myself) are, and so their responses to a news-report that I did on December 17th, titled “Former NSA Tech Chief Says Mueller Report Was Based on CIA-Fabricated ‘Evidence’” (https://southfront.org/former-nsa-tech-chief-says-mueller-report-was-based-on-cia-fabricated-evidence/), not only corrected a misspelling of a particular spoken acronym (my “PHAT” there should have been spelled “FAT”) but they also explained some technological details which enable a deeper understanding of how the CIA had perpetrated the ‘Russiagate’ hoax that Robert Mueller in his report as the U.S. Special Counsel had asserted to be a “Russiagate” fact (i.e., Mueller’s allegations that the Russian Government had hacked computers of the Democratic National Committee). Especially informative there was this reader-comment, which comes from one of the world’s leading experts on cyber technology, Luke Herbert-Hansen (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukeherbert/?originalSubdomain=dk): Luke Herbert-Hansen (https://disqus.com/by/lukeherberthansen/) Peter Jennings Well FAT may not [be] a common OS file system anymore, but it is still widely used on various removable media such as a USB sticks. As everyone knows who has been closely following the most-reliable evidence regarding the question of how DNC emails had been copied and supplied to WikiLeaks, … Meer lezen over Eric Zuesse – Proof that America’s “Deep State” Exists and Controls the Government