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[Ian G Batten]

On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Brian Beesley wrote:

> because they're thought to be diagnostic of terrorist activity, the
> extra cost of logging e-mail messages containing "subversive"
> combinations such as "firefighters" and "strike" would be rather
> minimal.

Ah, I haven't run spook.el for a while.

   2600 Magazine government sweep Leuken-Baden NASA CIDA Capricorn
   Watergate Lexis-Nexis halcon ammunition White Water Craig Livingstone
   LABLINK enforcers

Hmm, perhaps we need to updates the keywords it uses.  Let's see again.

   kilderkin Mafia Lon Horiuchi Capricorn LABLINK colonel Firewalls
   Forte counter terrorism SCUD missile Adriatic CESID codes Watergate
   Mena

Yes, I think it needs things like Bin Laden and Saddam adding to it,
doesn't it?  And some people smuggling phrases, perhaps.  But in the
meantime, it might do.

   EuroFed electronic surveillance Adriatic csim S Key interception 22nd
   SAS genetic cryptanalysis World Trade Center benelux DES number key
   Panama illuminati

Of course, what would be irresponsible would be to write a filter (a
milter, even) which tacks an extra section into MIME messages containing
these sorts of things.

  Serbian UFO NATO Area 51 sweep ISEC Aladdin afsatcom Perl-RSA MIT-LL
  Fortezza Glock pink noise Manfurov explosion

ian