Project StickyWEB was allocated a $US15 million a year budget reviewable every four years. One of the project's outputs was a series of websites designed to track terrorists for the CIA, potential criminals (FBI) and armed "southern extremists" (ATF).

The website above is performing best and has resulted in the capture or killing of seven of the Most Wanted cases on the departments' combined files and also hauled at least two dozen successful prosecutions for many minor crimes.

It is considered by Departmental Psychologists to be highly effective in enticing "hooks" from "psychopathic types".

WARNING: Any linking to this site will result in automated monitoring, courtesy the NSA.

The National Security Agency monitors internet and telecommunications worldwide using supercomputers and a pool of talented computer scientists.

For example, the world's fastest supercomputer and currently the planet's only operational biological computer, the QuantumBio, is dedicated to attaching information tags (spookspeak: "blits") that travel all land-based lines much faster than normal high-speed data, virtually railroading all currently available encryption procedures.

Fascinating, huh?

Where did you get that info Jalien? A lot of that stuff is very unconstitutional.

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