Julian Assange: CNN Committed A Crime #CNNBlackmail
Should folks be also be wondering if Reddit turned him into CNN as well? It is doubtful that CNN could have found him all by themselves.
CNN goes on a tear to find this guy and then blackmails him. Yet, CNN hates Trump so much they can’t even verify sources and publish real news when it concerns him. It’s time to open up an investigation into CNN and we’ll absolutely find all kinds of major dirt.
TGP: Multi-billion dollar corporation CNN is Extorting a Private Citizen over a Joke Tweet!
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CNN reported today that they declined to publicly identify the Reddit user who created the Trump CNN wrestling video because he promised not to do it again.
CNN reporter Andrew Kaczynski then went on to say, “CNN reserves the right to publish his identity should any of that change.”
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That is extortion. They threatened to dox him.
Founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange tweeted out, ‘CNN committed a crime, violating 135.60 of the New York criminal code.’ Below is a description of the code:
CNN just committed a crime violating § 135.60 of the New York criminal code “coercion” https://t.co/FwPPlczPRhhttps://t.co/AHQhjDS6ds pic.twitter.com/a7HAdMQQDV
— Julian Assange (@JulianAssange) July 5, 2017
Your article literally says you will dox him if he posts stuff you don’t approve of! pic.twitter.com/VOGfMIzKN1
— Mike Cernovich 🇺🇸 (@Cernovich) July 5, 2017
A GOP LAWMAKER ALSO ACCUSED CNN OF COERCION AND BLACKMAIL!
@CNN U basically coerce apology & threaten release of identity if something changes? Pretty sure a line is crossed here. #CNNBlackmail https://t.co/k4W9AepP6W
— Scott Taylor (@Scotttaylorva) July 5, 2017
FINISH HIM pic.twitter.com/Ubz58Z15zU
— Lucian B. Wintrich (@lucianwintrich) July 5, 2017
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