Homeland Security

[Woody13]

The new Homeland Security Bill has passed in the USA and now ALL Internet surfing worldwide will be tracked by the FBI with a nonintrusive method. See demo here:

http://users.chartertn.net/tonytemplin/FBI_eyes

 

[The_CEO]

Thats fake until I see it on a real news site.

 

[DisJosh]

And where did you hear this?

Oh....sorry I overlooked the link lol.

 

[DisJosh]

Oh I suppose I should have looked at the link before posting lol. :lol:

 

[Legacy]

Thats fake until I see it on a real news site.

Did you click the link?

 

[Gregory]

Its obviously a joke...

I like it, though Thanks for posting it

 

[Tramp]

The system is working fine!

I just got an email from an FBI agent in Houston thanking me for surfing Club Hooters. :wave:

 

[Woody13]

Thats fake until I see it on a real news site.

Be careful what you put in that Google search. The U.S. government may now spy on web surfing of anyone in the world, including terms entered into search engines, by merely telling a judge anywhere in the U.S. that the spying could lead to information that is "relevant" to an ongoing criminal investigation. The person spied on does not have to be the target of the investigation. This application must be granted and the government is not obligated to report to the court or tell the person spied upon what it has done. Can you think of a search term that is sure to interest the FBI? Can you say Al-Qa'ida? I knew you could.

P.S. As I said, they track you with a nonintrusive method. You'll never know you are being watched and you can't use the Freedom of Information Act to learn about ongoing investigations.

 

[Chester&Hester Enthusiast]

Is the link supposed to do/prove something? *Confused*

 

[barnum42]

Is the link supposed to do/prove something? *Confused*

Yes - it makes a pair of comic eyes follow your cursor all over the screen.

 

[Tim G]

Be careful what you put in that Google search. The U.S. government may now spy on web surfing of anyone in the world, including terms entered into search engines, by merely telling a judge anywhere in the U.S. that the spying could lead to information that is "relevant" to an ongoing criminal investigation. The person spied on does not have to be the target of the investigation. This application must be granted and the government is not obligated to report to the court or tell the person spied upon what it has done. Can you think of a search term that is sure to interest the FBI? Can you say Al-Qa'ida? I knew you could.

P.S. As I said, they track you with a nonintrusive method. You'll never know you are being watched and you can't use the Freedom of Information Act to learn about ongoing investigations.

Well I had ALL the alarm bells ringing after typing "Woody13"