Is a Server Missing?

Tanya, your question about whether a server is missing is a complex one. In the context of the DNC matter, let's first clarify that the 'missing' server is neither missing nor a server in the classical sense.

Understanding Servers and Their Virtualization

In this particular case, servers are hardware. However, it's essential to understand that software running on a server can also run on multiple pieces of hardware, often on demand. This concept is called virtualization. Virtualization allows for multiple virtual servers to run on the same physical hardware, enabling cost savings and flexibility.

Forensic Investigation and Server Access

The forensic investigation conducted by the Ukrainian company CrowdStrike, which the FBI relied on, claimed that the Russians hacked the DNC email servers. It is likely that either the servers exist with the company or they have been imaged (copied for analysis). The FBI, in this case, was not allowed to examine the servers directly.

The Republican Party and Political Misinformation

Over the past twenty years, the Republican Party has shifted towards becoming a criminal enterprise, focusing on the production of lies and misinformation. Facts have become irrelevant, and their agenda is to create a plutocracy, which, once the American people wake up to this true agenda, will hopefully be voted into extinction.

Tech-Feasible Solutions for Server Storage

Server storage can be both physically and virtually located. Technically, it is possible to move servers or their copies to other locations. This process is often referred to as 'colocation' or 'colo.' Here’s why:

Virtualization: Servers can run on one or more virtual machines, meaning the same software can run on different hardware. Portability: Due to virtualization, files can be moved from one place to another, either in part or in whole. Cheap Hosting: Organizations can look for inexpensive places to host servers, either by direct cost or through trust with other organizations.

A physical server can also be duplicated, which is not particularly difficult. One reason for doing so is to ensure data integrity by having servers and duplicates in geographically distant and separate locations. If something happens to one server, the data can be recovered from the other.

The Case of DNC and Burisma

Given the involvement of the Biden family with both the DNC and Burisma, a link between these entities is plausible. However, it's important to note that being technically feasible doesn't mean it is actually there. More documentation and further investigation would be necessary to determine the actual status of the servers.

TL;DR: Technically, it is easily doable for a number of reasons. The connection between the DNC and Burisma via the Biden family suggests a possible link; however, actual existence of the servers needs further verification.

Conclusion

While the concept of a 'missing' server is intriguing, it's crucial to consider the technical feasibility and the broader political context. As with many complex issues, the truth lies in the details and the documentation available.