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After WikiLeaks founder and international cyberterrorist Julian Assange spent a month hyping an “October Surprise” leak which he promised would somehow destroy Hillary Clinton, his conspiracy nutjob fans stayed up all night on Monday for the event, which inexplicably began sometime after three in the morning eastern standard time. After more than an hour of various WikiLeaks operatives publicly patting themselves on the back for being important, Assange finally appeared via a comically inept videoconference call – and admitted that he wasn’t releasing any information on Clinton after all.
The surreal event, which was obviously going to be a big ball of nothing based on the way it was being hyped, sent Assange’s supporters into a late night tailspin. By the time he began speaking at around five in the morning, his fans had already spent two hours tweeting out their impatience with the “#OctoberSurprise” hashtag under which they had gathered. His crappy audio connection had many of them complaining that they even couldn’t make out what he was saying.
It turned out they weren’t missing much because Assange, who has been squirreled away in an embassy while the world attempts to bring him to justice for his cyber crimes, appears to have deteriorated into at least some degree of senility. Nothing he said made sense; he said “uh” or “um” after almost word he spoke; and in the end he admitted that the entire month’s worth of hype was just to get people to tune in for the WikiLeaks tenth anniversary self-congratulatory event.
The entire event was such a blatant bait and switch that one half expected Rick Astley to appear on screen and begin singing Never Gonna Give You Up.
http://www.dailynewsbin.com/news/wikileaks-october-surprise-julian-assange-hillary-clinton/26186/
Hahahahahahahahahahaha ......
After WikiLeaks founder and international cyberterrorist Julian Assange spent a month hyping an “October Surprise” leak which he promised would somehow destroy Hillary Clinton, his conspiracy nutjob fans stayed up all night on Monday for the event, which inexplicably began sometime after three in the morning eastern standard time. After more than an hour of various WikiLeaks operatives publicly patting themselves on the back for being important, Assange finally appeared via a comically inept videoconference call – and admitted that he wasn’t releasing any information on Clinton after all.
The surreal event, which was obviously going to be a big ball of nothing based on the way it was being hyped, sent Assange’s supporters into a late night tailspin. By the time he began speaking at around five in the morning, his fans had already spent two hours tweeting out their impatience with the “#OctoberSurprise” hashtag under which they had gathered. His crappy audio connection had many of them complaining that they even couldn’t make out what he was saying.
It turned out they weren’t missing much because Assange, who has been squirreled away in an embassy while the world attempts to bring him to justice for his cyber crimes, appears to have deteriorated into at least some degree of senility. Nothing he said made sense; he said “uh” or “um” after almost word he spoke; and in the end he admitted that the entire month’s worth of hype was just to get people to tune in for the WikiLeaks tenth anniversary self-congratulatory event.
The entire event was such a blatant bait and switch that one half expected Rick Astley to appear on screen and begin singing Never Gonna Give You Up.
http://www.dailynewsbin.com/news/wikileaks-october-surprise-julian-assange-hillary-clinton/26186/
Hahahahahahahahahahaha ......
