Can someone help?

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

I’ve been through all my issues of The Lone Gunman, and I’ve Googled ‘til hell won’t have it, but I haven’t been able to chase down the source of a rumor that the FBI, CIA and NSA have been collecting people who, for whatever reason, are invisible. I keep seeing references in all the usual places, but nothing concrete.

Does anyone know anything about this?

TIA.

Comments

Re: Invisible assassin

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

specify that you want to include the Library of Congress in your search.

Wait -- you actually trust any information the government has had its filthy, money-grubbing paws on?

Re: Invisible assassin

[draconin.livejournal.com]

You missed the point (deliberately?) - if you look via the Library of Congress' front door you get no response. If you go in via this back door of the New York Public Library you find a text that has clearly been banned/blacklisted by the hidden forces behind the lame administration that calls itself a government! Proof positive of what right thinking people like me have been saying for years: the government is secretly censoring the libraries while claiming to support free speech.

Re: Invisible assassin

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

You're being deliberately obtuse -- why should I trust any information that's been in the government's possession? You talk about censoring and banning data as if that's the be-all and end-all of the government's involvement in misdirection, but you're completely missing the bigger picture.

All of that so-called censored data is nothing more than a ruse. It's cooked up by the CIA's department of dirty tricks to keep right-minded citizens from guessing the full perfidy of the government's actions. If you want to find real, true information, you have to avoid the Library of Congress.