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U.S. Government wants to search for terrorists on WoW

wowinsider.com — The United States government has submitted a report to Congress where the plan to track terrorists down through online gaming. The project will involve sifting through vast amounts of data, looking for suspicious behavior and actions. The Intelligence Community wants to target MMOs because they typically fall outside the purview of study.

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  • AtheismFTW, on 02/25/2008, -0/+0Yeah right. Here's what really happened:

    Boss: "What is this... are you playing games?! Shouldn't you be gathering intelligence?!"
    Spy: "Uh... Yeah... Don't you know Al Qaeda loves WoW?"
    Boss: "Oh?"
    Spy: "Yeah. I totally recommend intensive intelligence gathering on video games. Totally."
    Boss: "Oh? I'll be sure to write a memo. Carry on."
    *boss leaves*
    Spy: "Lulz. ***** n00b. I love my job."
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