Last updated on 27 of May 2000

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Let's talk about internet spying first. Let's talk about cookies first. Cookies are internet files that are present throughout almost every place. Some websites require you to accept cookies to be permitted to enter like rocket mail when you enter to collect your mail. But then again, not all cookies are nice. Some cookies may be banners or nice little add-ons for your internet browser like those from Microsoft website while some can be just for the sake of tracking the number of times you enter the particular web page like Geocities'. Then again, some are malicious. A cookies can be sent to you from websites with malice intended. If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.x and Windows 95, you will find a folder in your windows directory called "COOKIES". Yes, you can delete this files or rather every file inside without much problems in your computer but if you want to delete the Mm2048.dat and Mm256.dat or something like that you shouldn't bother as it's useless. There are more copies of those 2 files which can be located at the Internet Temporary Files also located in the windows95 files. They are located in cache folders within this directories. These cache folders are hidden and recalling from memory, they range from cache1 to cache4. However, even you delete them, it's useless as there is another copy of this file found in Windows\History. The copies of the files in this folder CANNOT BE DELETED! If you delete them, you will not be able to enter windows! This 2 files records the programme you run on your last entry to windows but the question is why are there copies of the files in you Cookie directory? Is something in cyberspace retrieving them? The BIG QUESTION COMES: DO THESE TWO FILES CONTAIN INFORMATION OF YOUR PASSWORDS TO LOG ON TO A NETWORK??

There are some facts that cookies from malicious intent websites enter your computer gaining your passwords (probably the one you use to log on to the Internet). Microsoft Internet Explorer on the other hand happens to be better in removing cookies but then again, is it sending cookies out on secret? Cookies are also used to monitor entry into the child-porn websites or banned websites. Perhaps this will discourage entry then. But here you ask, "Hey, I've gone into banned websites and even received cookies before but why am I not caught?" So here, the answer is: They can't possibly catch every single person. If they do so, they will be admitting that they are spying on every single person that has access to internet as well as making prison cells over-populated. Besides, they are not going to bother if you access the websites or download a few sample pictures. They are after the people that makes the pictures not you who they think as some sick person. We are not talking about your local police post or whatever, we are talking about a secret spying agency. If they nab every law-breaker, no one would dare to and the police might go out of jobs, you don't want that do you. With police out of jobs, crime will blossom again and chaos will come.

Another theory by many others is that flies or bigger insects are equipped with very small video cameras. The operation could be disguised to sterilize flies which is used in agricultural areas with flies unable to reproduce mating with reproductive able flies to cut down on say the fly population. The flies are passed through radiation which sterlises them and possibly be charging the video cameras attached on their backs.

Another possibility is the use of fibre optics in you very own television set or computer monitor. Hair-thick fibre optics maybe in use from the center of you screen like when you suddenly off your television, you see the whole screen compacted into a dot in the middle of the screen. Yeah yeah, I know that the just the CRO but the spying system makes it such a way that you shouldn't suspect anything. Okay, maybe not fibre optics at the CRO but light transfer by the CRO itself. Don't ask me for details, I'm not very good in electronics. The fibre optics is through the cables to the adapter where there is a small cut into your socket. where the cut fibre optic will go one probably through your fuse and so on.

Why spy on me a nobody you may ask. Well the answer is simple. Prevention is better than cure. Obviously they want to prevent some big rebellion act or terrorism organisation. Simple as that. They are spying one you such that you do not know they are.

Why do they get the money you ask. Well, you are paying for them to spy on you. Spare parts of electronic equipment are definitely bugged. Why do you think that everything must be approved to be said safe. Simple, the spying program had integrated their spying programs into such verification processes such that while the thing is getting approved, it is being checked to see if there are bugs. When you buy a computer, you also buy the cable along with the optic fibre. There you go. You're paying for the spying. Then again, I may be over paranoid. But one thing I know is that I will not stop watching television and going on the Net just because I'm suspicious of such things so you shouldn't too.

Yet beyond the T.V. and beyond the computer holds greater danger. Everyone has heard of the GPS Satellite right? There other satellites like this based on infrared technology that can see anyone anywhere in the world be in indoors or outdoors. And this technology allow anyone to be spied on anywhere in the world unless you are rather deep in the ground. In fact, heat signatures (infrared technology) is a little tricky in the house because almost everything gives off heat but none as much as the human body that is. Mammals would be detected as well. So unless you work in a zoo, do not be surprised if you can be seen with the satellite.