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http://www.8march2003.com/
Ohhh...spooky...
Ohhh...spooky...
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i cant wait to see what happens, i bet it is somthing rubbish...
Jonman wrote:
> Oh please. You've all watched far too many reruns of the X-files.
>
>
> "I then remembered a friend telling me that everything on the net
> is scanned at a classified central processing agency"
>
> Yes, that's right. Everything on the net. Hmm. So, the following
> sentance should have federal agents breathing down my neck in a matter
> of minutes:
> porn children aliens heroin conspiracy goverment terrorism.
>
> *shakes head*
I bet you anything you like that someone at the C.I.A. has read this post by now :)
It's kinda true though, the C.I.A. are believed to search for certain keywords both by using their search algorithms and by checking what certain people are searching for when using, say, Google.com.
An ex-C.I.A. member once even claimed (in a book) that they monitored all communications (e-mail, mobile phone, satellite transmissions and so on) in the same way, by setting up search engines, voice analysers and decoders to hunt for key words (like 'nuclear bomb', 'terrorist' etc.) automatically, then a computer would take each 'hit' and flag it as either high- medium- or low risk.
It's an interesting Big Brother concept, but exactly how far they go in truth will probably never be known.
> Oh please. You've all watched far too many reruns of the X-files.
>
>
> "I then remembered a friend telling me that everything on the net
> is scanned at a classified central processing agency"
>
> Yes, that's right. Everything on the net. Hmm. So, the following
> sentance should have federal agents breathing down my neck in a matter
> of minutes:
> porn children aliens heroin conspiracy goverment terrorism.
>
> *shakes head*
I bet you anything you like that someone at the C.I.A. has read this post by now :)
It's kinda true though, the C.I.A. are believed to search for certain keywords both by using their search algorithms and by checking what certain people are searching for when using, say, Google.com.
An ex-C.I.A. member once even claimed (in a book) that they monitored all communications (e-mail, mobile phone, satellite transmissions and so on) in the same way, by setting up search engines, voice analysers and decoders to hunt for key words (like 'nuclear bomb', 'terrorist' etc.) automatically, then a computer would take each 'hit' and flag it as either high- medium- or low risk.
It's an interesting Big Brother concept, but exactly how far they go in truth will probably never be known.
That's a hit show
A secret service set up in Govan
A secret service set up in Govan
cookie monster wrote:
> Imagine if it was taking place in Scotland
>
> " Let me get ma pie and ill be roond thar in a minute "
>
> Police:*Knocks on door* Haw pal this is the police
>
> *audible sound of back door opening and closing loudly*
>
> Police:*is there anybody there?
LOL :D Worryingly, thats extremely accurate :S
> Imagine if it was taking place in Scotland
>
> " Let me get ma pie and ill be roond thar in a minute "
>
> Police:*Knocks on door* Haw pal this is the police
>
> *audible sound of back door opening and closing loudly*
>
> Police:*is there anybody there?
LOL :D Worryingly, thats extremely accurate :S
The guy's story is stupid, and has all the basic cliche'd conspiracy theory elements to it - black vans, mysterious messages e.t.c. Face facts, if he really did have something this important and arth shattering then there would be no website by now, there would be no him by now. As both of these are obviously to the contrary it is indeed a publicity stunt.
Possible idiots responsible; Godaddy.com (a relatively new hosting provider, who most have never heard of before until now :) ), movie company - new X Files film ( Mid 2003 was what we've been told for that one) or the new Tomb Raider are both possibles. A game is unlikely because it's not common to release any at the same time in the USA and UK.
Failing that, on 8th march 2003 he's going to put about ten advertising banners on and rake in the cash when millions of idiots go look.... best of luck to him.
~~Belldandy~~
Possible idiots responsible; Godaddy.com (a relatively new hosting provider, who most have never heard of before until now :) ), movie company - new X Files film ( Mid 2003 was what we've been told for that one) or the new Tomb Raider are both possibles. A game is unlikely because it's not common to release any at the same time in the USA and UK.
Failing that, on 8th march 2003 he's going to put about ten advertising banners on and rake in the cash when millions of idiots go look.... best of luck to him.
~~Belldandy~~
i recon that it is all a load of crap, nothing bad is going to happen, come the day he will just be selling stuff and loads of people will see it...
Go Daddy are responsible for seeling domain names.
Hmm, is my face red?
Go Daddy Software is a domain name registration company.
Mystery continues......
Go Daddy Software is a domain name registration company.
Mystery continues......
Well, certainly is an interesting story.
However, Go Daddy Software Inc registered that domain.
I don't know who they are but sounds like they produce software! :)
However, Go Daddy Software Inc registered that domain.
I don't know who they are but sounds like they produce software! :)
SHEEPY wrote:
> There's no way FBI or whatever can get to a house that fast
>
> And storm it
>
> HAHA
>
> Imagine if it was taking place in Scotland
>
> " Let me get ma pie and ill be roond thar in a minute "
Police:*Knocks on door* Haw pal this is the police
*audible sound of back door opening and closing loudly*
Police:*is there anybody there?
> There's no way FBI or whatever can get to a house that fast
>
> And storm it
>
> HAHA
>
> Imagine if it was taking place in Scotland
>
> " Let me get ma pie and ill be roond thar in a minute "
Police:*Knocks on door* Haw pal this is the police
*audible sound of back door opening and closing loudly*
Police:*is there anybody there?
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