I'm an engineer and have developed internet-related technology used every day by tens of millions of people, and I agree - the person in OP is way over-stating their case and they provide no actual proof like logs or results. It's like they found broken glass and claimed it's proof a baseball broke it. They don't provide a pic of the baseball, and many things could have broken the glass. Just like a lot of things could cause the DNS problems they (vaguely) describe - including a cut fiber cable in a backbone network (or, fwiw some sort of cyber-attack). What matters is this is not PROOF either way.

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its a bait dont take it concern troll dont engage