First Contact
Sam Aurelius Milam III
In
the January 2012 issue, I printed The
Battle of the Internet. On Sunday, January 8, 2012, at about
9:00 AM, I went into my Atomz search engine account to update the search
index for The Frontiersman Website. I often do that on the
weekends. The first thing that I noticed when I entered the account
is that the search index had already been updated, a few hours earlier.
I didn't do it. There wasn't any automatic update scheduled.
The technical support people at Atomz assured me, when I asked them, that
they hadn't done it.
Why
would somebody break into my search engine account and update the search
index? He didn't break into a website account and falsify my statements.
He didn't break into a PayPal account and steal my funds. He broke
into a search engine account and did something harmless, something that
I do anyway.
Here's
my theory. Somebody, maybe in the enemy's camp, read The Battle
of the Internet and sent me a message in reply. He said, look
what we can do. We even know when you do it, so we can do it first,
before you do, so you'll be sure to notice. He said, if we can do
this, imagine what else we can do.
Just
in case my theory's correct, I want him to know that I received his message,
that I understood it, and that I'm aware of him. So, in case my theory's
correct, I sent him a reply. It's a simple reply but I think that
he received it and that he understood it. My reply won't keep him
out of my accounts but it's a reply in kind and it said what I wanted it
to say. In reply, I did something that I don't normally do, that
I wouldn't otherwise have done. I changed the account password.
Letters to the Editor
These
are letters to the editor for both January and February.
Dear Sam
I
wanted to tell how much I have enjoyed reading your monthly newsletter.
I find myself looking forward to it each month, as we seem to think alike.
I hope you have received the stamps I've sent you on a couple different
occasions in the not too distant past. I will continue to send them.
Sir,
I wonder if it's possible for you to send me a copy (or copies) of the
newsletter(s) which talk about the real planes, with the passengers on
them, that were "supposed to" have hit the bldgs in NYC & Pentagon,
and the "real" planes that hit the bldgs. Someone has told me that
you may still have copies of those and perhaps one/some that explain theories
of what really happened to those passengers. Where did they disappear
to.
Also,
if possible, it would be cool to have a copy of the newsletter that talks
about how a missile is what really hit the Pentagon and not a plane.
Hence — the missing parts of the plane.
Again,
all this is only if it is at all possible. I thoroughly enjoy reading
your words each and every month. Thanks for including me.
Hi
Sam — I enjoy your newsletters, but sometimes disagree with you.
For instance, you believe it is wrong to arrest people for driving when
the alcohol content of their blood exceeds legal limits. I believe
this is a good law.
My
belief is supported by a recent article I read in the San Jose Mercury
News (12/14/2011). The headline reads "New Low in DUI fatalities
— Officials credit drop to more checkpoints — harsher punishments."
Because there were fewer deaths, the article implies that over 150 lives
were spared. The article goes on to discuss the hundreds of innocent
children whose lives have been taken in recent years by drunk drivers.
Don't
you suspect that at least one of those saved lives was that of an innocent
person (e.g., child)? Shouldn't laws exist to save lives?
I
am looking forward to your response. Thanks, and keep up the great
writing!
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