To the Editor:
Steve Diamond receives some thing very incorrect his letter to the editor about the Russian hacking of U.S. elections. He leaves out the aspect of preserving our national security from international intrusion.
He apparently doesn't even believe it anyway. He frames it as a media conspiracy when he writes that "media outlets are requiring no clear proof that the Russian government intervened within the election." this is a deceptive means of presenting it since it leaves out information media's sources, U.S. intelligence businesses.
U.S. intelligence groups have concluded (and released statements asserting as a great deal) that the Russians did indeed hack into both DNC and RNC desktop networks. however, the Russians simplest weaponized DNC statistics and centered Hillary Clinton. The Russians didn't use anything they found on RNC networks. The Russians performed a cyber-espionage and advice battle campaign against the us. think about if the chinese language did that towards Donald Trump and the Republican birthday party when Trump is giving the chinese language a number of cause of it presently, and Vladimir Putin has set an illustration to comply with.
If Republicans discover that conception about the chinese unsettling, then they might be unreasonable to no longer believe what the Russians did against Hillary Clinton to be an act of struggle towards the united states.
Or Republicans can simply do nothing while international powers plot their subsequent strikes.
Stephen D. Clark
Stratham
