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I think that the post that we had received in our email box that I later had written here was confusing. I have erased the email that had been recognized as being an email virus. I just want you to know that if you receive an email titled "A Black in the White House" OR "A Black Muslim in the White House", it does NOT come complete with a built-in virus that will destroy your computer as soon as you open the email.
People who write non-truthful email like these to others, are trying to do nothing more nor nothing less that cause mass mania around the world to people who own computers.
I apologize for all of the confusion.
VLE-B
This is pure hoax. Check snopes again--no such virus exists or was reported by CNN.
ReplyDeleteDear Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteI believe that the first paragraph of this post (the paragraph that I wrote) should explain to anyone who reads the rest of this post, that this is a lie. Whoever had passed this email somewhere along the line, wrote that Snopes had confirmed that this is a TRUE virus. However, other people and I have checked this email out with Snopes legitimately. It is, in fact, a falsehood. In other words, this email was originally sent out to the world to cause widespread mania to anyone who might own a computer. VLE-B