Thread by @thepxprogrammer

Here is the article that covers the hit job so far by the post millennial on the PPC:

https://twitter.com/TPostMillennial/status/1134577137673854976

After a closer look there some interesting clues that show this is fake

@MaximeBernier
@peoplespca

(long thread ensues)

Lets analyze the first screenshot of the email. Here is a link to the original for reference:

pbs.twimg.com/media/D77TMC6U…

I highlight the distance in paragraphs to show an odd distance in one section. Oddly enough, its just above the section where the racist comments start.

I also highlight in yellow, that the descender's of characters (in this case the 'y' character) gets cutoff. This is probably due to the fact that a Photoshop layer was overlapping the above paragraph a little or that they cut too much out of that section.

This also happens in the second screenshot email as well. Here is a link to the original file:

pbs.twimg.com/media/D77TOxXU…

Once again, I show a weird gap just above the section. I highlight again, where the descendants of characters get cutoff.

Not to mention that Glen goes off on a weird tangent defending an email that got sent accidentally and a link to a page with a memo on how to include PoC in your marketing strategy which would make zero sense to post on their website. The emails, overall, sounds disjointed.

But, lets say that there was a weird graphics issue when @angeloisidorou took the screenshots. Totally plausible and we can't write that off. Graphics drivers and graphics software can do weird things sometimes.

But, lucky us, he sent a screenshot of the email headers from the sent emails. Unfortunately the tweet was deleted. Here is the original link for a pretty little page does not exist error:

https://twitter.com/angeloisidorou/status/1134703071995449344?s=19

To prove it existed, in his feed he references the original tweet in other tweets and retweets which show a "This tweet is not available" message.

For anyone who is curious on what was sent, I posted this tweet in a chat server which luckily downloads the attached images from the tweet preserving what was removed.

Here is what was shared in that tweet:

For people who don't understand email headers, I highlighted a crucial component in the screenshot:

"peoplespartyofcanada.ca discourages use of 134.119.26.147 as permitted sender"

This is what a soft fail means:

"the message failed implicit email authentication. This means that the sending domain did not have email authentication records published, or if they did, they had a weaker failure policy (SPF soft fail or neutral, DMARC policy of p=none)"

This could mean that Angelo got sent a spoofed email masquerading as a PPC member and got fooled, or maybe Angelo was trying to pull a fast one on a party whom he felt hurt by.

All in all, I think its safe to say this story is bogus and @TPostMillennial needs to address this in their article or another one.

I also want to add I was just talking to @angeloisidorou privately and I get the impression that he received the fake email without his involvement and is innocent. I believe him. So no name calling or attacks please.