HA Goodman Breaks Down Russian Hack Myth

disobedientmedia.com / Elizabeth Vos / October 26, 2017

Author and journalist HA Goodman’s latest publication, “Debunking The Trump Russia Myth: How Democrats Pushed Another Cold War to Justify Clinton’s Loss,” is especially timely given emerging details regarding Hillary Clinton’s involvement in both the Russia-tied Uranium One scandal, as well as the Fusion GPS dossier. In his newest work, Goodman successfully navigates the sometimes overwhelming level of hypocrisy with which Russian hacking claims have been investigated, based on zero evidence, and falsely reported to the public by legacy press.

In the opening chapter of his latest book, Goodman examines the stupefying lack of evidence for Russian hacking claims in multiple reports on the matter. Goodman points out that even the uncertain statements in the documents provide no evidence against Trump or Wikileaks, but are only given on condition of strong legal disclaimers which further throw their veracity into question. He writes: “Even with the vague assessments within the report, DHS and other agencies felt the need to write a disclaimer distancing themselves legally from the contents of the document.”

Goodman writes: “The DHS report’s disclaimer actually states the Department of Homeland Security “does not provide any warranties of any kind” pertaining to its findings and data… DHS and other agencies refuse to guarantee any of their grandiose claims… There’s no evidence of Russian hacking, Trump colluding with Russia, or WikiLeaks working with Putin; these myths were created to justify Clinton’s $1.2 billion loss.”

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