No Tampering Found On Joy Reid's Anti-Gay Blog

No Tampering Found On Joy Reid's Anti-Gay Blog
Joy Reid will have to do better than "Hacking" to excuse away her Anti-gay, Homophobic website
Yesterday BluePillSheep.com wrote about newly discovered Joy Reid homophobic rants on her, ten-year-old blog. Reid claimed she was hacked, and someone was doing it to ruin her precious name.

We stated in our article that in spite of that being almost impossible to go into a closed website to manipulate old data. Why wouldn't the person who actually pulled off this feat write something incredibly salacious?

The newly surfaced posts, from 2005–2007, Joy Reid made a reference to Anderson Cooper — who came out in 2012 — as “the gayest thing on TV.” Another story she wrote stated that “most straight people cringe at the sight of two men kissing.” Also a recounting that Joy Reid was unable to attend Brokeback Mountain, a love story about two cowboys, because she “didn’t want to watch the two male characters having sex.”

On Tuesday the wayback machine archive challenged MSNBC host Joy Reid’s claim that someone added the anti-gay material to an archived version of her now-defunct blog.

In a statement, the Internet Archive, which maintains a digital archive of websites, said that it had investigated the liberal commentator’s assertion in December 2017, following a request from her attorneys.

“When we reviewed the archives, we found nothing to indicate tampering or hacking of the Wayback Machine versions,” read the statement attributed to Internet Archive officer manager Chris Butler. “At least some of the examples of allegedly fraudulent posts provided to us had been archived at different dates and by different entities.”

Reid first publicly claimed that an “external actor” had “gained access to and manipulated” her old blog, called the Reid Report, in a statement to Mediaite Monday. According to the Internet Archive, Reid’s lawyers were unclear whether they believed the alteration had happened prior to the original site being taken down from the internet or within the Wayback Machine itself.

In December, Reid apologized for a separate series of remarks on the Reid Report that were criticized as anti-gay.

Neither Reid nor MSNBC immediately returned requests for comment.

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