The American branch of the RT channel released a story about the Illuminati helping the presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in the election race (as the conspiracy theorists call the secret organizations that rule the world).
The Resident host Laurie Harfenist suggested looking at the dotted triangle on the logo of Groundwork, a startup that provides services to Clinton. The company is funded by Eric Schmidt, chairman of the board of directors of Alphabet, which in turn owns Google.
“And they chose a triangle with a dot for the logo ?!” she exclaims, hinting that this is usually considered a symbol of the Illuminati.
To convince everyone of his theory, Harfenist continues his reasoning. Timshell, which owns Groundwork, derives its name from “You can” in Hebrew, she points out, outraged that the startup is “paid by people” who speak the language.
The video that attracted the attention of journalists was removed, but copies of it were distributed over the network.
Earlier, The Daily Beast talked about RT author Tony Gosling, who specializes in investigating the activities of the Illuminati. He writes columns for the channel's website and appears on the air, where he talks about the role of secret societies.