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It's not implausible that the employer's tip led to a full trawl of the family's stored online history. Which, with what I'm sure is a shockingly high false pos
by pkinsky 13y ago
It's not implausible that the employer's tip led to a full trawl of the family's stored online history. Which, with what I'm sure is a shockingly high false positive rate, found cause for suspicion.
- tptacek 13y agoWe also can't disprove that it was the Roswell aliens that secretly control the Trilateral Commission that were behind the whole story.
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoThe only thing implausible here is that the FBI or other Federales would reveal intelligence sources and methods so carelessly. The fact remains that the gov't maintains systems that monitor and log online activity with automatic flagging/storage based on keywords. I do find it unlikely that peon-agents and JTTF types have routine access to that data, but I wouldn't have been surprised to learn that some info regarding a potential threat might have been passed down to peon-agents with a suggestion or task for them to follow up on.
- tptacek 13y agoI respect that you managed to restate a point I spent ~500 words making in just 70 words.