[fatima]

I remember a poster years ago who said they look for key words and he posted them all and the CIA knocked on his door.

[Publius6961]

I remember a poster years ago who said they look for key words and he posted them all and the CIA knocked on his door.

The CIA, by Law, has never been allowed to operate within the United States.

Could be the FBI or the SS (ironic initials.)

Of course, using words that are known to raise interest by the national security cowboys would be bad enough. Using all such known words certainly waves a red flag and forces answers to to the obvious question and raises another : what were those words?

I can't help wondering if Amish and Norwegian Swedes are among the new red flags.

[Hot Tabasco]

I remember a poster years ago who said they look for key words and he posted them all

Yea, well, "Free Beer and Pizza Tonight at My House" is bound to attrack lots of unwanteds.........that's why you should never do it.

[mojitojoe]

I remember a poster years ago who said they look for key words
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I doubt the story was true, but regardless, as far at key words go, abbreviations, misspelled words and spaces are your friend. That is one reason I never used the name that POS in the White Hut uses. Obozo, Obongo, Odungheap, Odumbo, Barryboy, etc. work just as well.