yes. exactly.
Their version:
December 24, 2005
Mexican-American news service falls victim of government surveillance and intrusion
On December 23, 2005, four agents of the US Secret Service came to the headquarters of the news and information service La Voz de Aztlan that has a website at http://www.aztlan.net The agents requested access to the news service's computer and they copied the entire contents of the hard disk with electronic equipment they brought with them. They spent about 2 hours in the computer room.
While 2 agents where copying the entire computer's contents, two others interrogated LA Voz de Aztlan news publisher. Among many of the questions asked where the following:
1. What is the Aztlan movement?
2. Who are members of the organization?
3. How do you obtain the information published on the website?
4. Do you own any weapons?
There were in addition many questions of a personal nature asked of the publisher. The government agents already had information which indicated that surveillance and prior investigations had taken place.
Of primary concern to the Department of Homeland Security special agents was a report published at http://www.aztlan.net/juba_video.htm The report has been removed and a notice substituted to explain its removal to La Voz de Aztlan readers.
The special agent in charge of the operation was in constant communication, through a hand held device, with others outside the headquarters of La Voz de Aztlan. This operation by the government may be related to the recent revelation that the Bush Administration has been spying on American citizens without judicial permission.
Voz de Aztlan is full of pro-terrorist messages and links. If the FBI wasn't scoping them, they would be derelict.
BTTT!!!
Still ... BTTT!
BTTT! Third time's the charm and all that.