Fusion GPS Connected To Even More #FakeNews Used By Hillary Clinton To Smear POTUS Trump
by Joshua Caplan
TheGatewayPundit.com
December 12, 2017
Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign pushed ‘fake news,’ tied to opposition research firm Fusion GPS just one week before the election.
Daily Caller reports:
“On October 31, 2016, Slate’s Franklin Foer wrote a story alleging secret communications between Trump’s company and Russian bank Alfa. Foer’s story cited a group of computer scientists who claimed to have proof of server pings between Alfa’s server and a Trump hotel server. Foer’s piece argued that the server pings represented a secret line of communication between Trump and the Russians.
That story, which failed to pass follow-up media scrutiny, originated with Fusion GPS, The Washington Times reported on Sunday. The explanation for the server pings appears to be spam from a third-party marketing company used by Trump’s organization, a follow-up investigation from The Intercept revealed.
“Fusion pushed the story that a special email server existed between Trump Tower and Moscow’s Alfa bank,” as part of the group’s efforts to plant anti-Trump stories in the media, the Times reported.
On October 31st, Clinton took to Twitter, claiming “Computer scientists have apparently uncovered a covert server linking the Trump Organization to a Russian-based bank.”
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