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French media site Mediapart has reported that hackers have leaked thousands of texts and emails sent between the Kremlin and the French far-right party, the National Front.
According to French newspaper Le Monde, the hackers posted the messages on their website and many of the texts discuss Marine Le Pen, the leader of the National Front, and her support for the annexation of the Crimean peninsula, which occurred in March 2014.
The exchanges are between ‘Timur Prokopenko,’ who the hackers identify as a Kremlin official and Kostya, a man they describe as a “Russian connection” who has access to Le Pen.
United in their contempt for all things EU and their yearning for a socially conservative society, Russia and the extremes of the European political spectrum have forged a tacit alliance. Far-right leaders' periodic visits to Moscow, combined with Russian banks' magnanimity toward political entities that European creditors have shunned, have suggested that these parties' gains in popularity could shift EU policy in Russia's favor and undermine the union's stance on the crisis in Ukraine.
Ties between Europe's far-right and Russia became a little more concrete on Sunday, when radical right-wing party Rodina ("Motherland"), the organizer of the forum, adopted a resolution on the creation of a permanent committee to coordinate Russia's and Europe's conservative political forces.
originally posted by: TKDRL
It's kinda strange how people these days take criminals like hackers at their words. If someone is supposedly skilled enough to break the security and steal data, why do people trust that they have not altered said data as well, or that said data is even legitimate to begin with?
If I was burglarizing someone's house, and called the cops because I found a big pile of drugs, would my evidence be taken seriously? Who is to say I didn't put said drugs there? How is trusting a hacker any different?
originally posted by: TKDRL
It's kinda strange how people these days take criminals like hackers at their words. If someone is supposedly skilled enough to break the security and steal data, why do people trust that they have not altered said data as well, or that said data is even legitimate to begin with?
If I was burglarizing someone's house, and called the cops because I found a big pile of drugs, would my evidence be taken seriously? Who is to say I didn't put said drugs there? How is trusting a hacker any different?
Udo Ulfkotte, a former editor of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (which is one of Germany’s largest newspapers), has decided to go public about the corruption of himself and the rest of the Western ‘news’ media, because he finds that this corruption is bringing Europe too close to a nuclear war against Russia, which he concludes the U.S. aristocracy that controls the CIA wants to bring about, or else to bring closer to the brink
originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: Xcathdra
Not in his world view says Obama is a Muslim and he's trying to help Muslims destroy Europe. And 911 was faked by Muslims to draw Europe into a war. Funniest part Russian media eats thus guy up not realizing in Germany he's looked at like a racist conspiracy theorist.