布什政府有双重秘密私有通信系统

聪明的大家知道您在您的工作计算机不应该做可疑的事，派出简历或张贴偶然遭遇ads或任何也许基本上有困难时期解释到您的上司的您是否。

scumbag罪犯在白宫里也实践这“盖子您的轨道”规则。 技术上，他们“为意味白宫计算机网络，并且附属的网站、电子邮件、备份和档案是美国的物产的“美国人民运作””，据总统纪录要求行动。

Find out how they’re breaking yet another federal law, after the jump.

This U.S. Attorneys mess has again shown that White House senior officials are conducting all their dirty work using a privately owned secret computer system — White House e-mails sent to Jack Abramoff were also mailed from the private server, GWB43.com.

The secret server isn’t part of the government or officially part of the Executive Office. Karl Rove apparently does 95% of his e-mailing using the GWB43.com server. Bush claims his office doesn’t use e-mail at all, specifically because he doesn’t want to leave any evidence that could be subpoenaed — obviously, all presidential e-mail is also through the secret private mail server.

When they are put on trial, there will be no written record of their thievery and campaigns of horror, because there won’t be any e-mail archives.

Here’s the domain’s registration info:

Domain Name: GWB43.COMAdministrative Contact, Technical Contact:

Republican National Committee dns@RNCHQ.ORG

310 First Street SE

Washington, DC 20003

US

999 999 9999 fax: 999 999 9999

Record expires on 16-Jan-2008.

Record created on 16-Jan-2004.

Database last updated on 21-Mar-2007 17:45:46 EDT.

Ha ha, it’s also a federal crime to use false phone numbers in a domain registration.Ha ha ha, a political party accountable to no-one — okay, it is accountable to Halliburton executives — owns the domain for the secret private mail server the Bush Administration uses to evade the law. Ha ha. Ha.

The various chairmen in Congress who maybe just maybe might be starting to grow teeny tiny leetle balls regarding Impeachment have already sent formal demands to the White House to stop deleting e-mail records. And we bet they’re really paying attention at the White House!

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