Not really. Besides, without access to the site, uncovering of IPs, and so on, what would we find?
The quotes appeared on the website following their appearance here. So I can see where someone thought it came as a result of that exchange (although it could have been from wherever
@cash saw it).
But only one person decided to investigate that website. If I were unfavorably disposed to you, I might raise the possibility of a false flag operation. What we have before us, after all, also fits that narrative.
So if people want to go off on such an investigation, I'm sure they can do so in private, and if they have something concrete to report that involves a poster here, share it then and only then. Meanwhile, I'd rather talk about Confederates in the Gettysburg cemeteries (as there have been Confederates in the national cemetery and in Evergreen, as well as elsewhere (Culp's Hill). That interests me and promises to be far less divisive.
Good luck with your detective work.