Thread: www.matt.org

Incarnate Word is a small Catholic college in San Antonio on Broadway. Lots of Gothic buildings with spires and turrets. I think pretty much anyone can get in.

glad you guys found the owner before he moved the domian to a proxy to protect his identity. The 'Whois' lookup now list DNStination, a service of Mark Monitor used by Google inc to mask their URL purchases and future plans. This means that no one can access his personal information because he has signed the URL over to a company which will list their information instead.

Apparently "Matt" has big plans because he has a coming soon mexican .com site www.matt.com.mx

BTW the nameservers point to Rackspace.com a webhosting company that works with the tech worlds largest names. Like Microsoft, AMD, MySQL, DELL, Cisco and Novell.

This site's clear intentions are to force views upon english speakers about illegal immigration and soverign integration.

dragons5

Found some interesting info for you on that future URL you mentioned (matt.com.mx). Note that owner of record is a publicly traded company.

WHOIS info: (in spanish but if you're familiar with whois listings, you get it)
matt.com.mx

SSL Certificates - Make this site secure
Site Confirm Seals - Become a trusted Web Site
DOMINIO: matt.com.mx

FECHA DE CREACION: 12-MAY-06
FECHA DE ULTIMA MODIFICACION: 12-MAY-06

ORGANIZACION: Altos Hornos de Mexico, S.A. de C.V. [altos]
DOMICILIO: _, Coahuila, Mexico

CONTACTO ADMINISTRATIVO: Sergio Arnoldo Lopez Haro [sergi27]
DOMICILIO: Monclova, Coahuila, Mexico

CONTACTO TECNICO: Sergio Arnoldo Lopez Haro [sergi27]
DOMICILIO: Monclova, Coahuila, Mexico

CONTACTO DE PAGO: Sergio Arnoldo Lopez Haro [sergi27]
DOMICILIO: Monclova, Coahuila, Mexico

SERVIDOR PRIMARIO: dns1.servicios-nic.com.mx


La informacion que ha solicitado se provee exclusivamente para fines
relacionados con la delegacion de nombres de dominios y la operacion
del DNS administrado por el NIC-Mexico.

Queda absolutamente prohibido su uso para otros propositos, incluyendo
el envio de e-mail no solicitado con fines publicitarios o de promocion
de productos y servicios (spam) sin mediar la autorizacion de los
afectados y del NIC-Mexico.

La base de datos generada a partir del sistema de delegacion, esta
protegida por las leyes de Propiedad Intelectual y todos los tratados
internacionales sobre la materia.

Si necesita mayor informacion sobre los registros aqui mostrados,
favor de comunicarse a ayuda@nic.mx.

Si desea notificar sobre correo no solicitado o accesos no autorizados,
favor de enviar su mensaje a abuse@nic.mx

The previous information has been obtained either directly from the registrant or a registrar of the domain name other than Network Solutions. Network Solutions, therefore, does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.

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Data as of: 14-Jun-2005


Here is owner of record company profile:
Company Profile
Updated: 10-JAN-06


Altos Hornos de Mexico S.A. de C.V.

International public company
Prolongacion Juarez s/n, Colonia La Loma, Monclova , Mexico
52 866 649 3330, 52 866 649 2018 fax, http://www.ahmsa.com
Primary SIC: Blast Furnaces And Steel Mills, Primary NAICS: Iron and Steel Mills
Description: Manufacturing: Mining and iron and steel foundry manufacturing plate, hot rolled coil, cold rolled coil, tinplate, tin free steel and other steel products including heavy and light structural supports

www.doormatt.com

jus a joke mon! cheers glenn

Thanks for all the info - I posted all this on the message board and many people are shocked about matt supporting la raza. I'll probably get banned soon, lol.

it basically looks like an attempt to sell spanglish americans stuff from mexico over the internet. Honestly that is a market that has yet to be targeted, in large part because they are too poor for the internet.

As a businessman it's a great move, as an American I hope they are crushed under the weight of the over head and lack of sales.

GAWD, I was naive when I opined that MATT.org could only have been be backed by NCLR! Was I forgetting about the high powered U.S.
public relation firm Vincente Fox hired?

Sheesh, I suppose it is anyones guess, at this point, who gives a sh1+ about the future of America.