bug#11598: etc/spook.lines is out of date (cf. "Analyst's Desktop Binder" obtained under FOIA by epic.org)

bug#11598: etc/spook.lines is out of date (cf. "Analyst's Desktop Binder" obtained under FOIA by epic.org)

[Andrew Beals]

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For those of you not following along at home, the Electronic Privacy
Information Center (epic.org) has obtained the US DHS's "Analyst's Desktop
Binder" which lists all of the keywords that DHS uses to monitor "open
source media information".  When I saw their list, I immediately told my
friends about M-x spook and realized that the list (spook.lines) needed to
be updated with this new information.  I've done the entry and cast out the
duplicates, and have attached a properly-formatted "spook.lines.new" to
this message.

Andy Beals
andrew.beals@gmail.com

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bug#11598: etc/spook.lines is out of date (cf. "Analyst's Desktop Binder" obtained under FOIA by epic.org)

[Glenn Morris]

Version: 24.2

Thanks; applied.

bug#11598: etc/spook.lines is out of date (cf. "Analyst's Desktop Binder" obtained under FOIA by epic.org)

[Stephen Berman]

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On Thu, 31 May 2012 18:43:36 -0500 Andrew Beals <andrew.beals@gmail.com> wrote:

> For those of you not following along at home, the Electronic Privacy
> Information Center (epic.org) has obtained the US DHS's "Analyst's Desktop
> Binder" which lists all of the keywords that DHS uses to monitor "open source
> media information".  When I saw their list, I immediately told my friends
> about M-x spook and realized that the list (spook.lines) needed to be updated
> with this new information.  I've done the entry and cast out the duplicates,
> and have attached a properly-formatted "spook.lines.new" to this message.  
>
> Andy Beals
> andrew.beals@gmail.com

Two lines look erroneous, if I'm not mistaken:


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Steve Berman

bug#11598: etc/spook.lines is out of date (cf. "Analyst's Desktop Binder" obtained under FOIA by epic.org)

[Andrew Beals]

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Yes, Sir, you are correct.

There was a missing terminator on a duplicated "MDA" line as well.  A
spelling error (dropped letter) on "Maritime domain awareness".  Corrected
file is attached.

n.b. The original document contains "Lightening" as one of its
weather-related terms.  I also included the correct "Lightning".



On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 3:37 AM, Stephen Berman <stephen.berman@gmx.net>wrote:

> On Thu, 31 May 2012 18:43:36 -0500 Andrew Beals <andrew.beals@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > For those of you not following along at home, the Electronic Privacy
> > Information Center (epic.org) has obtained the US DHS's "Analyst's
> Desktop
> > Binder" which lists all of the keywords that DHS uses to monitor "open
> source
> > media information".  When I saw their list, I immediately told my friends
> > about M-x spook and realized that the list (spook.lines) needed to be
> updated
> > with this new information.  I've done the entry and cast out the
> duplicates,
> > and have attached a properly-formatted "spook.lines.new" to this
> message.
> >
> > Andy Beals
> > andrew.beals@gmail.com
>
> Two lines look erroneous, if I'm not mistaken:
>
>
>
> Steve Berman
>
>

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bug#11598: etc/spook.lines is out of date (cf. "Analyst's Desktop Binder" obtained under FOIA by epic.org)

[Richard Stallman]

Thanks for paying attention to this issue.

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