The Good Big Brother
Beer cups at your feet, revelers around you, street lamps painting your beer-flushed face, you have no expectation of privacy. You stand, inebriated, on a street corner. You are not at home.
In your underwear, unshaven, bleary-eyed and wandering, you body surf the web. You bigfoot through the etheral streets and leave your footprints where you step. You are screen-hypnotized on a pseudo-street corner. You are at home, but you're not at home.
I bring it up only to generalize a recent revelation. Rapid Eye Reality is available to the world. And it is being watched.
While the nation's law enforcement most likely don't give a diddley-damn about my drunken college days or tired work disatisfaction, someone in the nation's military was a little curious about my recent writings on the Washinton Sniper.
Someone with access to military computer servers (I believe specifically the Department of Defense) spent 2:28 on RER after having searched for things involving the Washington Sniper.
Maybe I'm wrong...maybe someone I know just happens to have a neato military computer serve through which they read RER. If so, tell me who you are. If not...
Howdy, Big Bro.
And good luck.
Beer cups at your feet, revelers around you, street lamps painting your beer-flushed face, you have no expectation of privacy. You stand, inebriated, on a street corner. You are not at home.
In your underwear, unshaven, bleary-eyed and wandering, you body surf the web. You bigfoot through the etheral streets and leave your footprints where you step. You are screen-hypnotized on a pseudo-street corner. You are at home, but you're not at home.
I bring it up only to generalize a recent revelation. Rapid Eye Reality is available to the world. And it is being watched.
While the nation's law enforcement most likely don't give a diddley-damn about my drunken college days or tired work disatisfaction, someone in the nation's military was a little curious about my recent writings on the Washinton Sniper.
Someone with access to military computer servers (I believe specifically the Department of Defense) spent 2:28 on RER after having searched for things involving the Washington Sniper.
Maybe I'm wrong...maybe someone I know just happens to have a neato military computer serve through which they read RER. If so, tell me who you are. If not...
Howdy, Big Bro.
And good luck.
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