CNN & Bloomberg Wring their Hands with Anxiety over Speculation that 'Putin's gift contains a transmitter chip
RT_com reports "Vladimir Putin gave Donald Trump a football which might have contained a microchip which could also have been a bug - but almost certainly wasn't. That hasn't stopped Bloomberg and CNN pulling together one hell of a story."
"Putin handed the World Cup soccer ball to Trump during their Helsinki meeting. The fact that it may have had an electronic chip inside makes pretty much the perfect headline for the likes of Bloomberg and CNN because it contains just about enough truth to stoke some 'Cold War 2' suspicion, and generate some serious clicks." …
Having stripped the rest of the carcass of the Helsinki summit bare of material for speculation and hearsay, Bloomberg decided to run a story saying that the markings on the ball suggested it contained a chip with a tiny antenna that transmits to nearby phones. Oh. My. God. It has it all, Trump, Putin, electronic bugs… erm… football, everything."
more -→ rt.com/news/434336-putin-trump-bugged-football/
This all started with qlarp old message that said "keep your eye on the ball" the months later the soccer ball.
ABSOLUTELY ASTROLOGIC
Connor Brooks
With bugged microprocessors on everything, do you really think that they need to bug a soccer ball that's going to get abandoned in a drawer as soon as it gets on the US?
Austin Roberts
Like he's going to leave the football underneath the Resolute desk and not in some closet or in the yard.
After the "Great Seal Bug", I don't think that trick is going to work anymore. Worth reading about if you've never heard of it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(listening_device) The Soviets used RF to power a MIC and transmittor hidden in a plaque they gifted an American ambassador.
