Conservative social media humming after the link on the online page, antifa.com, soon discovered that they redirected traffic to Joe Biden’s official crusade online page. Thursday’s obvious link and investigations into the domain involve possible ties to the Russian parties.
The phenomenon was discussed through many conservative Twitter experts and was highlighted when Chanel Rion, Trump’s one America News correspondent and right-wing network, One America News, asked President Donald Trump about it at a press conference Wednesday.
“I tried to point out some kind of strange situation. In the last hour or so, if you searched” antifa.com “on Google, it would take you directly to Joe Biden’s online page, his official online cross page. – a strange situation,” Rion said in a briefing at the COVID-19 canopy. “We don’t know who this is. Array … Should Joe Biden, the Democratic Party, Kamala Harris, publicly denounce the antifa as a national terrorist organization?”
Antifa, short for “anti-fascists,” is a weakly affiliated network of teams opposed to the fascist government. He has voiced his opposition to Trump and has supported quite a few protests. The president has targeted the organization in his speeches, describing it as an organization of violent instigators, regularly to avoid reporting high-profile acts of violence committed through right-wing elements.
Biden and his running mate, Senator Kamala Harris, are not affiliated with the antifa. In fact, investigations into the domain call revealed that it was first registered in 2013 through an unnamed owner in Russia. In November, his registration was transferred to Panama. The media was unable to contact the site owners for comment.
It is vital to note that domain caller owners can redirect visitors to the website of their choice. This can be done without the wisdom or permission of the site you are going to.
Reports from the U.S. intelligence network imply that Russian agents are involved in campaigns to denigrate Biden’s candidacy and Trump’s re-election, just as they did in 2016.
Kamala Harris sought to merit national turmoil related to police violence and racial disparities when she and Joe Biden presented their joint crusade at the White House Photo: AFP/Olivier DOULIERY