The password protected page is a default page automatically set up by the webhost. If you make an account with that host and create a site, it will automatically have one of those pages created by default.
The list of files was just a bullshit hoax. Anyone can make a fake screenshot.
Don't know if it's real or nt. Someone said the area contained encrypted files. Maybe that's what law enforcement is working on - unencrypting the files.
It sounds like that's what the hackers already did. Maybe if the police were not Masons, sworn to protect other Masons before actually doing their damn job, they would hire some hackers and really investigate instead of revealing the hackers address to some gang stalkers. Why does it seem more dangerous to blow the whistle on child abuse than to promote and take part in it?
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comeonpeople ago
Old -- and fake -- news.
The password protected page is a default page automatically set up by the webhost. If you make an account with that host and create a site, it will automatically have one of those pages created by default.
The list of files was just a bullshit hoax. Anyone can make a fake screenshot.
PizzaGateDiscovery ago
Don't know if it's real or nt. Someone said the area contained encrypted files. Maybe that's what law enforcement is working on - unencrypting the files.
Hazilla ago
Do we know the page that listed those ZIP files actually existed and that those files exist? Did anyone manage to download them?
archons ago
I actually logged into that page when the password leaked. I am pretty sure I got the files somewhere.
V____Z ago
It sounds like that's what the hackers already did. Maybe if the police were not Masons, sworn to protect other Masons before actually doing their damn job, they would hire some hackers and really investigate instead of revealing the hackers address to some gang stalkers. Why does it seem more dangerous to blow the whistle on child abuse than to promote and take part in it?