[Majestic]

I ran across a little snippet that I thought was interesting. It seems that when you visit Itanimulli.us (Illuminati spelled backwards) it takes you to the White Houses's website: WhiteHouse.gov. Also when you visit Itanimulli.com, it takes you to the National Security Agency's website NSA.gov.

Some people want to make a conspiracy out of this, and want to know why the White House and the NSA would want an Illuminati domain to point back to their respective sites. This answer took me 1 minute to solve. The answer is that it's not their domain.

I went to GoDaddy.com and did a Who-Is search for the domain's to find out who the owners are. They are owned by a two different dudes. I normally would not post someone's name and address, but in this case it is public information and is directly relevant. This is all public information that is easily accessible to anyone wanting to know.

Itanimulli.us is owned by:
Scott Lamb
25 Venita Drive
Athens, Georgia 30606
United States
GoDaddy search results: Link

Itanimulli.com is owned by:
John Fenley
1985N 360E
Provo, Utah 84604-1803
United States
GoDaddy search results: Link

All that is going on here is this: These two guys bought the addresses, and then did a redirect for each domain. They simply made Itanimulli.us forward visitors to WhiteHouse.gov, and Itanimulli.com forward visitors to NSA.gov.

Mystery solved. Nothing nefarious here. Just practical jokers creating an internet myth.

[kendall]

I recently saw this while Googling whether this link was true or not.
Your explanation makes sense, but why would the government allow those things to be redirected to their websites?
I'm sure that someone in the government knows about it, but they're either ignoring it, or acknowledging it.
I've seen sites that got shut down because of illegal activities; why doesn't the govt take action for fraud, or impersonation, or etc.?
It just seems strange...and it seems weird that two people would pay monthly and risk prison for an internet joke.
Just my opinion.

[Donald Shapiro]

kendall, on 12 December 2011 - 06:28 AM, said:

why would the government allow those things to be redirected to their websites?

Allow? There is no law preventing anyone from linking or redirecting from one website to another. Freedom of speech.

kendall, on 12 December 2011 - 06:28 AM, said:

I'm sure that someone in the government knows about it, but they're either ignoring it, or acknowledging it.

I'm equally sure that no one knows or cares about it. Most people recognize it for the clever redirect Google Bomb joke that it is. Illuminati conspiracy sites are bad cocktail party jokes at this point.

kendall, on 12 December 2011 - 06:28 AM, said:

I've seen sites that got shut down because of illegal activities; why doesn't the govt take action for fraud, or impersonation, or etc.?

There is no illegal activity happening here, as per above.

kendall, on 12 December 2011 - 06:28 AM, said:

It just seems strange...and it seems weird that two people would pay monthly and risk prison for an internet joke.

There is zero risk of prison or any other kind of punishment. People host silly websites all the time.

None of this is strange whatsoever. What would be really strange would be a conspiracy outing itself on the Internet.