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We all know about fake news. It seems CNN has become the expert proprietor of it.
We also know that the MSM has absolutely no hard evidence that Russia has "hacked" the election.
Now, a story that is taken this to the height of absurdity, which just goes to show, the establishment media is the real fake news, as they have been caught trolling themselves. The on-line community has had so much fun with this. . . it's great for a laugh. . .
CNN uses Fallout 4 screenshot in report on Russian hacking
Russian hackers most likely did not use Pip-Boys to disrupt the US presidential election.
CNN uses Fallout 4 screenshot in report on Russian hacking
CNN used this shot of Fallout 4 to show what hacking looks like.
Photo by CNN (Screenshot by Alfred Ng/CNET)
"The gaming screengrab was first spotted by a Redditor on r/fo4, the Fallout 4 subreddit. CNN did not respond to requests for comment.
The clip used a scrolling video of a computer in Fallout 4, which features bright green text against a black background. CNN has since replaced the clip on its website, but it's still up on CNN's YouTube channel.
The shot comes from Fallout 4's hacking mini-game, which players tackle to unlock doors and get further in the game. It's unlikely that Russian hackers used a Pip-Boy to leak emails."
Naturally this has caused great fun among meme creators.
Thanks for the fun CNN!
We also know that the MSM has absolutely no hard evidence that Russia has "hacked" the election.
Now, a story that is taken this to the height of absurdity, which just goes to show, the establishment media is the real fake news, as they have been caught trolling themselves. The on-line community has had so much fun with this. . . it's great for a laugh. . .
CNN uses Fallout 4 screenshot in report on Russian hacking
Russian hackers most likely did not use Pip-Boys to disrupt the US presidential election.
CNN uses Fallout 4 screenshot in report on Russian hacking
CNN used this shot of Fallout 4 to show what hacking looks like.
Photo by CNN (Screenshot by Alfred Ng/CNET)
"The gaming screengrab was first spotted by a Redditor on r/fo4, the Fallout 4 subreddit. CNN did not respond to requests for comment.
The clip used a scrolling video of a computer in Fallout 4, which features bright green text against a black background. CNN has since replaced the clip on its website, but it's still up on CNN's YouTube channel.
The shot comes from Fallout 4's hacking mini-game, which players tackle to unlock doors and get further in the game. It's unlikely that Russian hackers used a Pip-Boy to leak emails."
Naturally this has caused great fun among meme creators.
Thanks for the fun CNN!
