This is a website, now active, that posts the personal information of people who have donated to President Trump.
You young, brilliant nerds. How do we find out who exactly is behind this site? Corporation information is listed below.
Company Name: PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA GROUP, INC. File Number: 7611619 Filing State: Delaware (DE) Filing Status: Active Filing Date: September 17, 2019 Company Age: 2 Months Registered Agent: Corp2000 838 Walker Rd Suite 21 2 Dover, DE 19904 Business Category: Media
Well it kinda bugs me that I'm not featured on their little list.
Sure is reassuring to know EVERY SINGLE neighbor donated though. Legitimately almost every house has a pin on it with a donor listed. (Including my own. Not me.)
The site pulls from the FEC database. Not much you can do short of hiding campaign contributions. (Allowing widespread corruption. Ie what the Dems want.)
Better to allow fellow Pedes to view support in their communities.
Use these cucks little map project against them. Hijack it for our own uses.
Not so interested in hiding the contribution information, more that they should be exposed as well. This is not promoting doxing!! But who is behind the corporation?
Suggestions on how to hijack? I'm all ears.
We simply utilize their money, and server time. To perform our own research finding like-minded Pedes in our own communities.
We take screenshots of this share amongst our local friends, communities.
Showcase just how many forgotten Americans. In our own neighborhoods have really stood up. Supported our president and put money behind being forgotten no longer.
Hey, if these cucks want to pay my research bill. More power too them.
They think they're going to dissuade us with this? Ha, their only empowering us by showing just how incredible our movement truly is.
Love it!
The donations aren't up-to-date. I found my name. From before the 2016 election. Nothing that I've done recently.
Thanks for the feedback.
Best thing is unless they spent the time and money. To pull the entire FEC database.
Everything we search has to ping the governments database. Which means everything goes through an API with an active GET request.
If nobody used this site. It could stay in a "stasis" like state. Costing little to no upkeep, outside of initial clicks.
But, server requests are an entirely different animal. They can add up fast. I've seen pricings myself with my own software experience.
Something on this scale could easily cost thousands every day. All to further our own efforts.
I'm sitting here laughing at them for how ridiculously short-sighted this is. They try so hard only to shoot themselves in the foot. Typical cucks.
I am. I even have a red flag.