The controversial Texas abortion "whistleblower" website that was kicked off of GoDaddy's platform is back.
The new host for ProLifeWhistle.com is a far- right platform - Epik - an infamous provider for offering safe harbor to neo-Nazis and other nuts.
Critics have gone online calling the website the "snitch hotline."
It was created by the anti-abortion evangelical group Texas Right To Life.
From the day the snitch line was created it was flooded with bogus tips and Shrek porn which crashed the site numerous times.
The Catalyst For The Snitch Line
Texas Gov. Abbott passed a near-total abortion ban last week. The Supreme Court did a disservice to women throughout the country by refusing to block the measure.
A good barometer for how extreme the snitch site is the decision to go to a platform of last resort for extremist websites that other domain hosting companies have deemed too toxic is an example of how unpopular the site is.
Epik's infamous sites include the QAnon home base, Alex Jone's conspiracy theory network InfoWars, as well as right-wing social media sites Parler and Gab.
To my utter surprise, there's apparently limits according to the founder Robert Monster (no, I didn't make the last name up), who disabled the snitch site's anonymous tip submission form!
It's ironic that a platform that deals in conspiracies and lies about everything from COVID vaccines to a stolen 2020 election, had to put limits on the Texas Right To Life snitch site for "violating Epik's Terms of Use."
Apparently even the crazies have a problem with Abbott's attempts to pay people a bounty ($10,000) to take away a woman's rights to her body through underhanded means.
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