NASA gets Web host offer during shutdown -- from Russian pirates

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Currently, the US government's online presence needs help. The world is offering assistance. Russia's Pirate Party is happy to host NASA's Web site, especially as this week is NASA's 55th birthday.

The current state of the NASA Web site.

 

When a parent dies, when disaster strikes, that's when you know who truly cares.
So in a time when its government is shut down, the American people need to know who its friends are. Thankfully, the Russians are yet again standing firm at America's side.

Not wanting to see NASA's Web site languishing without the gravity of hosting, some fine Russians have stepped forward and offered their services.
As Techdirt reports, Russia's Pirate Party has girded its buccaneering loins and come to the international rescue.
In a letter on its own, fully-functioning, Web site the pirates wrote:

To NASA, USA from Pirate Party of Russia

    Dear Madame/Sir,

    We do care about the situation around your web site and the budget crisis in USA. Thereby we would like to offer you bulletproof collocation or dedicated servers on our hosting platform till the end of the crisis. We stand for Internet privacy, and as the result you would not have to worry about programs such as PRISM and other illegal activities of secret services of different countries. Your traffic, your activity and the activity of your users will be in safety.

    We love Mars!