Re: Re : Irritating word puzzle.

Ed Heil wrote:

> (which was itself arranged by the federal thugs, as part
> of a sting operation).
Without criminals, police are unemployed. Lately, with
high employment, we're running out of little criminals.
Sounds almost like a Beckett play; and it may be.

Now might be a good time to translate subversive words.
Perhaps only conlangers can sufficiently confuse the NSA.
(Actually, I picture the NSA as Dr. Kissinger Strangelove
and his ilk, more than slightly confused already.)

http://www.z1.com/CapitolHill/3750/foreign.htm
http://www.slate.com/strangebedfellow/99-06-10/strangebedfellow.asp
http://www.krusch.com/kubrick/Q06.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/lar_shelton_2603.html

OY! More than enough! And such language they use ...

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Defying an ultra-secret spy network believed to be scanning
overseas e-mails for subversive messages, Internet protesters
tried to overwhelm U.S. government eavesdroppers by flooding the
system with fabricated messages about terrorist plots and bombs.

(From the L.A. Times article lead, a couple days ago.)