Okay, so, hear me out, because this is a reach.
What if the Military and Lindell have arranged to track and destroy the source of all DDOS attacks having been perpetrated by the DeepState over the last decade?
How might they do that? How could they get the complete list of all compromised burner computers being hacked to attack various sites over the last few years and trace them back to a source?
Well, announcing a competitor to Twitter and YouTube would be good bait. FrankSpeech has been worked on for 4 years in secrecy with no apparent investors? All hosted on privately owned servers? No leaks?
Hmm... Sounds to me more like a Military operation.
Wire in some of those fancy shmancy high tech super computers that traced all the IPs during the election which were shown in Absolute Proof and bobs-your-uncle -- you just revealed a road map to every blackhat hacking node in the world that works for the DeepState.
How could they resist the bait? If successful, FrankSpeech would be the death knell to their social media narrative control.
I had my doubts about FrankSpeech from the start being a "perfect" outlet for conservatives and also a competitor to YouTube and Twitter. You can't just force something like that to work, others have tried and failed for years. Now I think I see the plan, they've anticipated the site will be attacked.
My theory is that it isn't essential to succeed as a competitor, even though it still might. It was meant to put a giant target dummy on the world's biggest hacker tracing operation.
What do you guys think?
The front end is easy enough.
It's the back-end that he is fated to have trouble with.
No company with servers set up to manage that traffic is willing to host the site. So he has to build that himself.
There is so much that goes into server networks to run a social media site, especially those that host videos, and not have lag or delays that it would make your head spin.
To be tasked to make all of it from the ground up to avoid outside interference... Forget about it.
I've been seeing some people say he had to used Cloudflare and Godaddy just to get a domain active and out there. Those also could be sabotaging him.
When you add it all up, he has to essentially create not only the website frontend, but the server capacities of AT&T, the service nodes around the globe like Google, and then slap that all on a custom-made developer backend for safe environment staging and version control. Meanwhile millions of users are adding data to it all at once. There's so much infrastructure he has to make himself to not bow to Big Tech.
All because no one else will let him use their services without owning the flow of information.
So, yeah, he basically has to make 4+ companies' services all on his own if he is gonna be successful. 4 years seems appropriate, especially if my theory of it being a Military backed operation are also true.
Yep.