United Nations, Embassies Have Been Notified Of Evidence Against Russia Hack

Evidence of the Russian hacking of the DNC has become very difficult for authorities to ignore, as Adam Carter and former IBM executive Skip Folden continue to increase the number of prominent figures and groups they have told about the latest evidence of Russia's hacking narrative.

Disobedient Media has provided continuous coverage of the work of Adam Carter, which has raised serious questions about the creation of Guccifer 2.0 persona, which further undermines the basis of Russian hacking allegations. Disobedient Media was also the first media outlet to report the analysis of The Forensicator, called the Russian Hacking narrative in question. The Forensicator Analysis and our coverage of it was finally cited by VIPS in their memorandum to President Trump who questioned the alleged Russian hacking.

Carter reports that he sent communications with the latest findings to more than 150 London embassies from various countries. Carter writes: "I decided to reach more than 150 embassies in London in an effort to bring the report to the attention of ambassadors and other state representatives. (This still leaves foreign embassies in the US and other countries that have not been notified). "

Carter's communication raises questions about Crowdstrike's credibility as well as their conflict of interest regarding Russian hacking. Crowdstrike is a private cyber security company, which Unsolicited Media was previously reported to be the only entity to date that has checked the DNC server.

Disobedient Media also reported that DNC ​​had made payments to the Crowdstrike that coincided with the unusual death of Shawn Lucas, as well as the unsolved murder of Seth Rich. The allegations of Russian hacking companies form the basis of a widely reported Russian hacking claim base, though they never produce evidence of the event. Until now there has been no DNC server evaluation that is known by the American authorities.

In the past, Carter has demonstrated his belief that Crowdstrike leaders may have played a role in creating Guccifer 2.0 persona. Disobedient Media previously reported the Crowdstrike affiliation with the Atlantic Council, which is financially associated with George Soros. Crowdstrike is also financially related to Google, which has been attacked recently for allegedly censoring anti-establishment media across the political spectrum.

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Carter has also published a report citing Skip Folden's notice of the United Nations on "The No Foundation for the Cost of Russian Hacking." Skip Folden is a former IBM Program Manager for Information Technology, with more than 25 years of experience with IBM. His detailed report findings against Russian hacking cited the work of Adam Carter. Folden's statement adds to the weight of questions that have confused the Russian hacking narrative.

Skip Folden's article reads:

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Adam Carter reported in his recent publication that former IBM executive Skip Folden has now informed the United Nations of this evidence. This news comes after Carter's statement indicating that he has told more than 150 embassies is different from the latest evidence against the Russian hacking narrative.

The Disobedient Media previously reported that US authorities including Robert Mueller had been notified of the latest findings. Carter had previously received very little response after sending similar communications to every US state senator: "Only 1 in 100 Senators who actually answered showed proper recognition of what they had sent."

However, the legacy press and pro-war faction have not succumbed to the Russian hacking narrative. It's proven recently when actor Morgan Freeman is featured in what can only be called a place of propoganda. The clip is produced by the Russian Investigative Committee, whose council is none other than James Clapper, Former Director of National Intelligence. During the advertisement, Freeman stated that the US was "at war," with Russia.

Independent journalist Caitlin Johnstone recently discussed the background of the video maker. He wrote: "The Committee to Investigate Russia, an organization founded by When Harry Met Sally director Rob Reiner and the neoconservative senior editor of The Atlantic David Frum." That war-hawks like Frum will support the video is not surprising, given the obvious bending towards promoting conflict with Russia.

Given the growing number of questions surrounding the DNC hacking of Russia, such videos do not seem to be in line with reality, and remind the audience that the issue is still important that needs to be addressed with evidence. In this light, the work of Adam Carter, The Forensicator, VIPS, and Skip Folden in raising awareness of evidence against Russian hacking is more important than ever. Although their findings are now officially sent to US and international authorities, it remains to be seen what outcomes, if any, will be seen in response.