Umm, not to sound paranoid — but does anyone know what www.fbi.giv might be? It’s on my referral list, and goes directly to my Jon Stewart for President post.
Post-Election Paranoia
7 responses to “Post-Election Paranoia”
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I would advise caution.
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Uh Oh —
“The requested URL /2004/11/livejournal.com/users/anniesj/331112.html was not found on this server.” -
(That’s just because she didn’t put www. so it looked for the address in YOUR files.)
http://www.livejournal.com/users/anniesj/331112.html -
Thanks, Heather. It is kind of a scary read, but who in their right mind could read what I write and even think I might be a security threat?
Then again, that could fall under the “first they came for . . . and I did nothing, because I was not . . . ” warning, couldn’t it? -
Who in their RIGHT mind, indeed?
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I had army.mil at my site for like 20 minutes one day last week, so I’m kind of paranoid too. So I would like to hear any ideas for why this is happening as well.
Though I read that entry that the LiveJournal gal initially wrote, and I must say it is pretty bad. I mean, I’m for free speech and all, but it was a little extreme. She had a fake “prayer” that asked God to, um, do not so nice things to him.
There’s also this:
http://www.uncommonthought.com/mtblog/archives/102804-a_little_help_from_m.php
So I’m not sure. I assume they probably red flag certain words on websites, then have people check them out later to see if they constitute a threat against the government, which IS illegal.
adjusting my tin foil hat -
it is nice.
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