Attorney General William Barr vowed there would be “severe” consequences if a foreign country was behind the cyberattack against the Health and Human Services Department's website on Sunday or behind the false coronavirus rumors swirling in recent days.
The HHS website was hit by a denial-of-service cyberattack on Sunday night, apparently designed to disrupt efforts to combat the spread of the growing COVID-19 outbreak in the United States.
“When you’re dealing with something like a denial-of-service attack on HHS during a pandemic, that’s a very grave action for another country to take,” Barr told the Associated Press on Tuesday. “So, if it is another country doing this, I’m sure the ramifications will be severe.”
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No consequences for releasing the Biological Weapon?
ReplyDeleteDuh,
Deleteit's a distraction so Hillary and Obameeee are not investigated
1:09
ReplyDeleteHear here
I agree with you
This is a weapon
Yes a weapon released to stop TRUMP by the Democrats in collusion w/china
DeleteBarr talks like somebody with a paper ass. He won't even take on hillary, but a whole country is in trouble him. I don't think china has anything to worry about. SMH
ReplyDeleteI don’t believe China did this thing.
ReplyDeleteMore likely we attacked them
Go Trump!
Get em good
Yea right.
ReplyDeleteOnly If he can pin it on a Trump supporter.
POS
Or Course it is CHINA who put out the Virus Intentionally !!!!
ReplyDeleteBarr and Graham are the same. For goodness sake Barr praises Ron Rosensmuck for being Mr wonderful. Name ONE person being investigated for Russia? Ukraine ? Hunter ? Nothing will happen.
ReplyDeleteI don’t believe China would target Korea, Iran, Italy, or its own citizenry. They claim the US attacked them. If so the blow back could be crazy.
ReplyDeleteEither way we have entered a new level of military depravity. Or is that naive? I hope it has never been this bad in the past.