President Barack Obama creates his first article on Intellipedia
After much persistence from Intellipedia evangelists, President Barack Obama created his first article on Intellipedia. Intellipedia insiders wouldn't comment on the specific article, but there is some speculation that the article is related to Occidental College.
How Obama came to be on Intellipedia is a story in and of itself. It started when an Intellipedia insider suggested on change.gov that Obama create an Intellipedia account as a sign of support. A change.gov administrator that previously worked on Intellipedia saw the request and somehow got it in front of the President. Soon after, he was convinced and got his technology representatives to show him Intellipedia. He soon tried to self-register, but was unable to because his name was mistaken for someone on the FBI terrorist watchlist. A quick call to the FBI resolved the issue though and soon Obama had an account and the rest as they say "is history!"
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Comments
Is the CIA completely insane? The CIA put all of the agents at risk for the general public and other countries that are out there. The site should very least be password protected and then some, including DOD Technopida, etc. If I am a normal civilian that got on this site, think of the other rogue nations, such as North Korea, China, and Russia, that has! This should be a wake-up call. I nearly got into military intelligence for the United States Air Force, but couldn't due to my major speech impediment. I can information on just about anything or anyone if I search hard enough on the Internet. I know about the classifed Syndicate program. Really no big deal. If the government want to do Terminator: Salvation. That is fine with me. I will be probably be the one that have to kill them if it programming get mess-up and gone beserked and kill many innocent civilian people out there. I played Bullfrog's "Syndicate Wars" and played that senerio where you have to used mind control letting the beserk syndicate kill hundred of innocent people until each of them run out of ammo and then you attack them wheither it flamethrowers, missiles, gatlin machine guns, pulse lasers, etc. Password protection with the highest absolute encripton possible? Do you want me to design this and do your job for you? I will. I can probably get into the "back door" of North Korea nuclear cruise missle program right now if I try hard enough like the Syndicate program. It is possible. I will go through thousand of web pages until I find the one. It took me three pages through Google to find you and reading the article and figuring it out that it isn't .gov, but .org instead. Use bloody common sense - will ya! Jesus Christ!
Posted by: Jordan Vidrine | April 8, 2009 09:27 PM
Wait a minute... I think there's an obvious outpoint here. It's the CIA's network... and the FBI fixes the problem!??
Posted by: Michael Wilde | April 9, 2009 12:45 PM
Ironically, I was watching "The Onion Movie" when I came across this. Such satire should be labeled as such.
Posted by: Lee | April 19, 2009 11:29 AM