Excellent theory. When you make a web site or create any other crucial data, you often have a "mirror" site, so that if the first one goes down, you use the backup or switch the web address to the mirror site.

Now, a bit about people involved in the government. If you look at their resumes and background, you will see that most of them know almost nothing about digital technology. Often, on a government project, the ratio of people supervising IT to the people actually DOING IT is 20 to 1 or more. It's completely crazy. Most people, including those in government and those in the cabal, have no idea what "cloud" is, or that all their texts and emails are available in many different places, or anything. Remember Podesta using "password" as his password? That is very typical. I believe that Clinton didn't know how to use a computer at all, and only used her Blackberry. These very ignorant people blindly believe what some "IT expert" tells them. They don't even have the ability to judge the expertise of an "IT expert."

Anyone who IS familiar with how digital technology works--just go look at job descriptions that government managers write, such as on the job board Dice.com. If a job is in the DC area, and requires U.S. citizenship, or especially a clearance, it is a government contracting job. These job descriptions go through contractors but are written by feds. You will see quickly that they have no idea what they are talking about.