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From: John Velez <jvif@spacelab.net>
Date: Sat, 3 Jan 1998 02:12:54 -0500
Fwd Date: Sat, 03 Jan 1998 10:37:47 -0500
Subject: To all webmasters of UFO related sites

Hello All,

I'm curious about something and I know that there are several
webmasters on this list that maintain UFO related websites.
Since I opened AIC (Abduction Information Center) I've taken
an inordinate number of hits from government servers.

I'm not being paranoid, and I realize that (most of them) can
probably be accounted for by government employees surfing
the web on their lunch hours. But it's not just government
servers, it's military servers, the FAA (Federal Aviation
Authority) and several other (anonymous0 government agencies.

My partner Pat Parrinello tells me that if "Uncle" was really
checking us out we'd never know they were there! Probably
true. But then why are we taking -so many hits- from those
servers on an almost daily basis?

I'm curious how many others take regular hits from (.gov) or
(.mil) or (.FAA) or (.CIA)servers. If "Uncle" wants a look I figure
he can knock on the front door like everybody else. I don't like
being watched though and that's what this "feels like." I'm
being hit by them almost everyday, sometimes three or four
times a day. The possibility also exists that I'm being hit by
abductees seeking information who happen to work for "Uncle"
and visit me during work hours on their office computer.

Who knows?

Geez, I think I'm being watched by "Uncle" maybe I have become
paranoid! Move over Dr B make room in the hot tub I may be
joining you one day! <VBG>

If any other webmasters have similar experience I'd like to
hear about it. I've only been on the web for two years and
it's possible that this is commonplace. I -would- like to know
though. So far, they have not penetrated into the private side of
the website. But I don't want them snooping around at all. One of
my websites is a site for abductees and I need to protect their
privacy and anonymity.

"You're not paranoid if someone is -really- following you!" <G>

John Velez, Webmaster- AIC/Intruders Foundation Online