QUOTE(Disillusioned Lackey @ Sat 12th April 2008, 1:18pm)
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Sufice it to say this: The FBI et al. can permutate Google, and public records, at the drop of a hat.
I hope you meant "penetrate," not "permutate"... OTOH, the latter means "rearrange," and Google could probably stand a little of that I suppose.
Anyway, if anybody here is an FBI agent, it's probably me. I used to work next door to them, for 6 years. I had many lunches in the Department of Justice cafeteria, which at the time was the best in the entire Federal Triangle. I had at least two colleagues transfer to the FBI so as to make more money (not as agents, though, they were just paper-pushers).
The fact is, if the FBI were interested in Wikipedia Review, it would probably be in order to
help us. Wikipedia is a huge threat to US domestic security and the confidentiality of government sources, data, what have you -
it always has been. They even had to create a site called "WikiLeaks" to offload some of the more egregious stuff when Jimbo & Co. presumably agreed to "play ball" with them and take steps to curb that sort of thing.
If the FBI were ever to figure out who I am, the next thing I'd expect to get from the US Government would be a medal.