The thread (which I provided to expose your lies) was a link to a foreign website, where the story broke and they were mocking Americans, which you and your ilk jumped right in with ecstacy.
Yes religion now applies to this thread when an atheist is caught making endless lies going back months claiming some hacker is Russian then is not, more lies about training videos, etc etc etc.
You haven't proven CentOS wasn't ripped off those servers but the point was the Americans who were ridiculed by your foreign link have ripped their website off it. Good wins in the end, which is why you're taking another beating.
Actually it was ziggy that linked that thread above, but here it is, with antiRepublican and his open source buddies posting a foreign link that attempts to ridicule Americans attempting to secure their websites.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1604720/posts
The issue, and the person who received the bulk of your ire in the thread, was with an American, a maintainer of CentOS. Your main defense of the Tuttle idiot was in that this American responded to a nonsensical, irate and slanderous attack by saying he feels sorry for the idiot's city.
The foreign press simply truthfully reported on the story, with a bit of understandable editorializing due to the egregious idiocy of the Tuttle town jester.
Yes religion now applies to this thread when an atheist is caught making endless lies
Again, still has no bearing.
But please link to one lie by me, in context. This doesn't count me leading you down a hole of your on making (Mr. Security Guru), and it doesn't count things were I admitted being wrong.
You haven't proven CentOS wasn't ripped off those servers
You made the assertion, so the burden of proof lies on you, so I win by default if you can't support your assertion.
But I know this is you we're talking about so I'll do the work for you. A quick lookup using tools probably beyond your comprehension shows that the IP address of the Tuttle site at the time of the dispute (it's in the exchange) is still running CentOS. Tuttle now has a new IP address (whose block is owned by a different hosting company) that is serving off of IIS.