institute reserves Mahammed al-Jabbar's inheritance

personal items about you
disclosed. Just having an email address on your business card can do it.

Like when someone who sounded like a college girl who was a friend of their
family wrote to a very senior management person about a condition and whether
it was going to require surgery.


* P42 "Secret Power" by Nicky Hager
*
* The strange feeling of reading other people's private communications has
* long worn off and the contents are generally routine.

True, although some emails are hysterical. [The names are unchanged this time]

This came from a 23-year-old stud in our ABC department. --guy

I have a great NY story to tell you. This past Thursday "The Associate"
starring Whoopi Goldberg premiered. Afterwards I went to the party where
I met an okay looking girl with a smokin' body. To shorten the story, we
go to her place at 60th St. between Park and Lex. All night she kept
bugging me about not having any idea who she was. So right when we're
getting naked she finally tells me: she is Kurt Russel's little sister.
Of course I thought she was pulling my leg, but she pulls a photo book
out and sure enough, she is Kurt Russel's little sister! I got her phone
number, but boy she is a big LOSER.

This email didn't contain his age, yet I knew it and many other things about
him simply from collecting them over time. I had no special need to do so,
but found it could add important detail to a security incident report. As
previously shown, for an incident report on someone working on their own job
within the firm I compared the capabilities of the code he sent out to his
own job description which he transmitted in his resume many months prior.

Why waste information that's just flying by for the taking?

Care for a fun conspiracy theory?

If I were pro-ECHELON, I would monitor all the Senators and ALL their staff
AND all their families. That's just to start. I would also monitor ALL
up-and


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