Readers of the Washington Post received some alarming news yesterday when the paper published a story alleging that those pesky "Russian hackers" were up to their no good tricks again and had managed to "penetrate the U.S. electricity grid through a utility in Vermont." The full headline read as follows:
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Sarah Palin has called on the US President-elect Donald Trump to extricate Washington from the United Nations over the recent vote on Israel’s illegal construction of settlements in Palestine. The former republican governor said there were two ways the future president could remove the country from the UN. Press TV reports: “One is, I called for our next president, Donald Trump, to call for the unshackling of the political bands tying us to the UN,” she said.
The elites who control America are going all out on a plan to start a war with Russia and stonewall Donald Trump before he takes office in January. The U.S. establishment is still in shock that Donald Trump is the new president-elect and are desperately trying to curtail his efforts to be civil with Russia. Washington warmongers were on a war footing even before Trump ran for high office and have now less than three weeks to start World War 3 with Russia before the president-elect is sworn in. The unsubstantiated claim that Russia is guilty of carrying out a cyber attack on the U.S.
The propaganda coming out of the Washington Post isn't even creative or convincing. It's the type of nonsense that one instantly dismisses as the work of a lazy employee of the state. Look at this sensationalist headline posted by Washpo last night.