> KOCO-TV Suppresses an Explosive 9/11 News Report
1 August 2005, 05:27
I use the University of Oklahoma computer network quite frequently, and I happen to know that every workstation there has its own unique IP address. For example, at this workstation it’s 129.15.104.87 . Now, go to the WHOIS database search and enter that number — http://www.arin.net/whois/ It will identify the University of Oklahoma. Try another address: 129.15.104.29 . You’ll get a different OU workstation. As you say: "nice try." You appear to have an interest in discrediting my work. Would you care to identify yourself? By the way, I forgot to put my email address in the article. It’s mpwright9@aol.com — Michael P. Wright, Norman, Oklahoma.
I use the University of Oklahoma computer network quite frequently, and I happen to know that every workstation there has its own unique IP address. For example, at this workstation it’s 129.15.104.87 . Now, go to the WHOIS database search and enter that number — http://www.arin.net/whois/ It will identify the University of Oklahoma. Try another address: 129.15.104.29 . You’ll get a different OU workstation. As you say: "nice try." You appear to have an interest in discrediting my work. Would you care to identify yourself? By the way, I forgot to put my email address in the article. It’s mpwright9@aol.com — Michael P. Wright, Norman, Oklahoma.