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http://blog.wired.com/defense/2008/09/w ... arcra.html


Seriously, though inventive as it may be, I doubt "terrorists" were(or are, ever) meeting in a virtual world to plot their attacks.


What do ya'll think? Is it really that far off?

I think it's scary. I don't see the difference between meeting in a virtual world or real life, only a virtual world your chat is logged.

I hope that nothing happens from it and is all forgotten.

Don't let those fear mongering bastards trick you.

Sori mens. I was actually trying to stress(failed) the absurdity of this idea.

Draquish wrote:Sori mens. I was actually trying to stress(failed) the absurdity of this idea.

+1, I can't believe the article is even serious.

The dragon fire spell must be a nuclear warhead! OMG!

They're just retarded, ok? If something like this ever happens, they'll be like "oh, we could have seen it coming, never again will we let this happen, let's now invade this country"

Sadly, men like draquish and rainigul are in the minority. The rest will see this as a real threat and add more fuel to the fire that threatens to burn the tree of liberty.

OMG, This article is ridiculous

The words "Far fetched" come to my mind.

They just want an excuse 2 play WoW all day lol.

lmao, there's something called whisper. what r the feds gonna do, tap every single pm and mail?

The book "Halting State" comes to mind
even though its not really about terrorist plots, its a dam good book anyway >_>

what comes to mind is,
why is the government checking chat on WoW?

ranger4life wrote:

thats child abuse =[

Verfo wrote:what comes to mind is,
why is the government checking chat on WoW?

Hell you could say the same about any sort of communication: MSN, mobile phones, forums, hell even srf could be a terrorist hideout in disguise. With a world full of unlimited communication methods how the hell do you expect them to uncover every single ploy that could be imagined on any god dam communication outlet >_<

i understand msn, or a forum but a game >.>, thats just being paranoid

How is it? Whats the difference between them? Both are a way of transmitting the same method electronically over a connected network.

Watch out, WoW in the white house.

Now we know what NSA does all day...play online games!

Maybe we should apply for a job? Resume : Extensive virtual experience, can 1337 talk and have a LVL 70 Shaman!

(I didn't know the caves in Afghanistan had internet access...snap, are they on a wireless connection?)

it's part of s1959.

Dian Jie wrote:Watch out, WoW in the white house.

Now we know what NSA does all day...play online games!

Maybe we should apply for a job? Resume : Extensive virtual experience, can 1337 talk and have a LVL 70 Shaman!

(I didn't know the caves in Afghanistan had internet access...snap, are they on a wireless connection?)

You think the u.s army would have noticed the caves with a satellite dish and wires hooked to the outside of them.

I'd never go and live in US...

That's the consequence for whoever search for war

Idiots, we all know they plan through starcraft. They need to spend more time lurking or they might sound as stupid as they did there.

SM-Count wrote:Idiots, we all know they plan through starcraft. They need to spend more time lurking or they might sound as stupid as they did there.

pfff, only noob terrorists use starcraft, the real pro's use : http://ponystars.acclaim.com/pslanding1.html

yep thats right ppl, thats where the masterplan's are made !

"We believe they are planning to attack our imagination."

If terrorists ever did do this, why would they play on wow? More likely to do SRO, but then they wouldn't be able to connect, so I guess it makes sense.

i bet they're giving binladen ideas at this point -_-