> The only logical explanation for this "campaign" is that someone is taking advantage of the situation to scam money out of people. Are they asking for money

> The only logical explanation for this "campaign" is that someone is taking advantage of the situation to scam money out of people. Are they asking for money anywhere? I didn't scour the whole site but the call-to-actions seem to just involve signing the petition or contacting some people. Another logical explanation would be to collect a bunch of name/email pairs from the petition form. But even that seems dumb since it is usually cheaper to just buy these lists than to build a site and drive traffic to it to make a list. Unless they are intending to sell the list. But really... who knows why people do most of the stuff they do on the internet. :)