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Hacked Tweet causes Stock Market to drop 128 points

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The Associated Press's Twitter account was hack today where they made a tweet saying two explosions at White House and Obama was injuried. It is said the twitter account Syrian President Bashar claimed to have hacked the Associated Press account after remaking a tweet of their own. 

 

This caused the New York Stock Market DOW Jones to drop 128 points but rebounded after the truth came out. 

 

Shows you how dumb stock brokers are where they just follow one source... Twitter. The best source for obviously breaking news. 

 

http://www.usatoday.com/story/theoval/2013/04/23/obama-carney-associated-press-hack-white-house/2106757/

 

I have lost faith in humanity... oh wait, I already have. 

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    With the current news media, I'd go with twitter as well. I can't seem to find a reliable news network anymore. I even lost faith in CNN.

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    These past two weeks have been insane

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    The internet is dangerous.

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    Shows how much people take the internet for granted.

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