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Debunking a presidential candidate's “secret server”
- DamienSF 10y agoWow! The registrant email is emcmullin@cendyn.com which could be Evan McMullin, the candidate financed by the anti-Trump movement within the GOP. Would there be a way to verify that Evan McMullin is the real registrant?
- pcr0 10y agoIf you read the WHOIS screen, it clearly says Emily McMullin.
- DamienSF 10y agoThanks, good point. Indeed she works for Cendyn.
- Sylorn 10y agoActually it shows "Trump Orgainzation" as the registrant (The typo "Orgainzation" is actually in the WHOIS record); Emily McMullin is the Admin & Tech contact. https://who.godaddy.com/whoisstd.aspx?domain=trump-email.com https://who.godaddy.com/whoisstd.aspx?domain=trump-email.com
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- Roritharr 10y agoI'm happy about this because this election cycle made it very clear to me how many of my friends would rather ignore facts and evidence than believe that CNN/MSNBC are pretty openly reporting things as fact that can't possibly be known with certainty or are just blatantly wrong to create a narrative. That's scary stuff. Yes Trump is problematic, but we really don't need to burn the truth at the stake for this.
- 58 10y agoCNN is now mixing in pure lies with their usual selective reporting and narrative spinning. The whole "it's illegal to read the Podesta emails, but not for us at CNN, so get all your information from us" (not verbatim) is one good example of that. MSNBC has had some drone riots lately, with Morning Joe and crew briefly exiting the matrix to talk about the utterly obvious pay-for-play scheme run by the Clintons, a scheme that has often amounted to pay-for-weapons with brutal foreign regimes. They also discussed, but missed the point, an email where Clinton campaign staff were prepping for how to deal questions about Bill (e.g. "How is what Bill Clinton did any different than what Bill Cosby did?"). It was such a marked shift in tone for MSNBC that a lot of Youtube commenters noticed as well. It's on their official channel even.