>>7471934
The military has secret electronic warfare planes and capabilities which can intercept every kind of electronic communications and MODIFY said data on the fly. Imagine if you could do a man-in-the-middle attack on someone's comms and insert data packets, modify data packets on the fly, so that neither the source nor the destination is aware of the mods. They do have that capability insofar as my research + speculations are correct.
We have seen multiple subtle references to this. It's somewhat buried.
Listing all the types of signals they could potentially broadcast (originate) as well as modify or block:
radio
television
internet
cellular
wireless / wifi
microwave
landline telephone
So if this capability truly exists as I believe it does, then it would be possible – without what we call "hacking" – to modify the data between server and storage device.
If I'm a reporter writing an article on Comey, I'm proofreading my article after submitting final copy and going through a final edit & approval phase, I would see the misspelling and correct it. Then if the article appears in print or on the web or is read over the TV by talking heads, I would notice the error and do something about it.
So the spelling Corney would have to have been inserted sometime between when the articles were created and the present.
Still spitballing here. It's hard to imagine a military op of such scope with what purpose………..?
All internet and phone data also passes through NSA monitoring sites. There's another place where spelling changes could conceivably be implemented…..
If we find Comey spelled Corney, what other strange spellings are we going to find?
Is this a timeline change from under our feet without our knowledge? Or just something bizarre but mundane?