On Sat, 28 Dec 2002 23:07:56 -0800, you wrote: > > On Saturday, December 28, 2002, at 03:16 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The 20/20 TV show on December 27, 2002 had a segment on Robert Hanssen, FBI > spy, in which he is described as becoming sexually aroused by a National > Security Agency PowerPoint presentation and stroked himself through his pants, > according to Eric O'Neill, a young FBI agent who had been assigned to covertly > report on Hanssens's activities. (The show transcript omits the stroking > description and demonstration on camera by O'Neill.) Crypome invites > information on which NSA presentation aroused Hanssen, and a copy of it for > publication. > > > This is silly. Rather than show that Hanssen had any particular erotic reaction to >part of the NSA presentation, it is vastly more likely that it shows that anyone >under constant surveillance will at some point do something, perhaps out of boredom, >out of daydreaming, which surveillers will note with prurient interest. > > "Citizen-unit Winston Smith was observed engaging in said behavior during the >Thursday One Hour Preparation for the Great Hate. Suggest surveillance be increased." > > --Tim May
Or maybe it shows that Eric O'Neill, a young FBI agent, likes to watch the crotches of his fellow agents?
