Why are we reading this now?
A lot of people are reading this article right now.
It’s probably because we’ve finally reached the point where we need to write about it.
The internet’s a powerful thing.
We need to get this conversation out there and we’re starting to do it now.
We’ve already seen the impact of this viral video, but it’s just one of many viral events that are happening right now and the impact on social media is massive.
In fact, it’s already surpassed the amount of views we saw from our video.
That’s just crazy.
I’ve seen more views than all of the news I’ve written for the last eight months, so it’s pretty amazing.
In the last week alone, there have been a lot of other viral events like the Boston bombing, the death of a police officer, and the mass shooting at a Texas church.
These are just the ones that are really exciting to me.
But, there’s something that has always been really exciting about viral video.
The fact that people are so willing to share their experiences and their stories is what I really love about it and I think that’s what has made it so powerful to me personally.
We don’t need to create a narrative.
We just need to share the stories that are so interesting and so personal.
And that’s where I think people are really passionate about what they’re doing.
And when they get passionate about something, they share it.
That makes it so amazing.
So, in that sense, I’m very excited to be doing this again.
I’m excited to have that opportunity again, and I’m really excited to get it out there for people to see.
I feel like we’re getting there and I just want to continue doing it.
I think it’s going to really help spread the word.
When the Russians hacked the US election, they got a lot of help from Vladimir Putin
Russian hackers have successfully penetrated the networks of the Democratic National Committee, a cybersecurity firm has concluded.
Vladimir Kremenkov, the director of Vyacheslav Belousovs Cybersecurity firm, said the attack was successful and “was carried out on the DNC, with the cooperation of the Chinese.”
According to Vyaceslav, the DNC and Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, were hacked over the course of two months, and the breach affected the servers of the DNC’s computer systems, which were also breached.
Mr. Kremenaevs findings came as the FBI continues its investigation into the breach and Mr. Podesta’s activities in 2016, in which he helped the former secretary of state win the presidency.
Mr Kremenko, who has been working on the issue since March, told The Washington Post that Mr. Trump was “not aware” of the hack, but that he had “certain suspicions” that Russian intelligence had the DNC hack.
Mr Trump has not commented on the matter.
According to Mr. Kremer, the breach was carried out in December, just before the first presidential debate between Mr. Putin and Mrs. Clinton, which was held in the Russian city of St. Petersburg.
He said that it was not clear how the hack was carried by the Russians.
Mr Podesta, who was then the chair of the Clinton campaign, said in a statement released on Friday that he was not aware of the breach.
“This is a serious matter and I am fully cooperating with the authorities to understand more about this, which will give us an opportunity to share the facts,” the statement read.
According the FBI, the Russian government has been accused of carrying out hacks on U.S. political organizations, including Democratic Party and Clinton campaign staff.
The DNC and the Democratic presidential nominee’s campaign have denied any wrongdoing and said they are cooperating with federal and congressional investigations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, who served as a KGB agent for decades, has repeatedly denied interfering in the U.K. election.
In November, Mr. Lavrov told The Associated Press that Russia would not interfere with the election, and that any effort to undermine democratic institutions was “absolutely a failure.”
Russia has denied hacking the DNC or Mrs. Trump’s campaign.
Earlier this month, the Kremlin announced that Mr Putin had asked U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to investigate Russia’s alleged role in the election.
Russia has previously denied hacking or meddling in the 2016 election.
Earlier in the day, The Washington-based news agency Reuters reported that the DNC had reached a deal with the FBI to pay more than $3 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a hacker in the 1990s.
The hacker, known as “Guccifer 2.0,” claimed that he gained access to the DNC through a stolen computer system in 1999, and was paid $3.3 million.
Guccigre 2.00 said in his lawsuit that he used a database of emails from the DNC to publish the documents he found.
GuCCigre’s lawsuit was settled in 2007, with a payout totaling more than three million dollars.
The case remains under investigation by the Justice Department.
The U.D.C. is also reviewing whether to open an investigation.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
