Here's one I liked from the linked article:
www.bushcoup.com
Registered to: David Lytel, Democrats.com, P.O. Box 20594 (New York, N.Y.)
Domain record created on: 11-01-2000 (six days BEFORE the election)
Phone contact: 123-456-7890
Purpose: Web site claiming Bush stole the election (formatted in an extremely similar manner to several other sites owned by Democrats.com).
Notes: obviously fraudulent phone contact info given with registration. Notice that Lytel registered the domain name on Nov. 1, six days before the election and long before anybody knew who was going to win. This suggests the Web site was created to as a preparation tool to attack Bush's legitimacy if and when he won the presidency a week later. Recall that Gore campaign strategists were prepared for the event that there would be a contested election before Election Day, and quickly mobilized
That Lytel guy was, I believe, involved in Clinton's White House web site. If you will remember, the Bush White House web site was created by a different person, and they removed all the old software and even moved it to a new server. I have often thought that there were ways for different offices and internal mails to be accessed from the old WH site, and that the Clintons thought they might have a back door into what was going on in the Bush administration. Since President Bush is no fool, they were foiled in that plan as well.
But back to the subject at hand. Lytel shows up in a lot of these things. I would not be surprised. Who bought Capitol Blue when it was sold last year?
I am amazed at this. Thanks so much.