Oh, now THIS is comforting...check out who just visited my web site...

[Atman]

relay2.cia.gov  (Central Intelligence Agency)

Virginia, Fairfax, United States, 0 returning visits
Date: May 15th 2006 	Time: 02:35:54 PM 	WebPage:
www.rmcgcreative.com/comics/nby/notbanned.php
www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=cartoon%221stamendment%22&btnG=GoogleSearch

[babylonsister]

1. Any way you can write them back, say 'hi' to Agent Mike?

[bryant69]

2. That is a little creepy.

Course maybe it's the mail office guy on his lunch break. You never know.

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[NVMojo]

3. more and more I believe this is a Republican Neocon abuse of power

[porphyrian]

4. They aren't all the bad guys.

I'd worry more about the NSA.

[AndyA]

5. Great site - I'm not CIA, so no worries.

I think if they were trying to be sneaky, they could easily conceal their surfing activities. Of course, with this Administration, I guess they don't feel they need to conceal ANYTHING...














...except the truth.

I'll be back to your site, very nice! :thumbsup:

[JuniperLea]

8. I don't think they realize how 'net savvy the general public is

They could easily mask their sneakiness... they really need to catch up with the times. It's kind of scary to think they are this ignorant.

[TexasLawyer]

6. That's hillarious

The CIA isn't able to cover its tracks any better than that?

[laylah]

7. Disturbing,

to say the least. How does one find out who has visited a site or tried to access a computer?

[LeftNYC]

maybe they thought your comics were funny...nt

[thecrow]

9. They have visited my web pages a lot

I think they visit ALL we pages just to check it out.

[fooj]

10. How can a technomoron as myself find out this info?

I'd love to know who is snooping around...

[truebrit71]

11. How did you capture that?

Just curious...I'm a computer idiot and folks are always telling me to check my firewall...but i am not sure how....???

[Atman]

21. I use a tracking service, but there are lots of ways

If you have a web site, you'll usually get a basic log free with your hosting fees. I use a paid service which provides a lot more detailed information, displayed with fancy charts and graphs and maps to display the stats like computer type, screen resolution, browser version, etc, plus stuff like length of visit, visitor's paths around the site, where they were before they visited me, stuff like that. But nothing of real detail, like names or addresses or anything.

If you don't have a web site, and just want to know who is trying to peak at your computer, your firewall should provide a log with that kind of data.

[0rganism]

12. It's clearly either a casual visit or a new hire

If the CIA wanted to engage in surveillance of your website, you wouldn't see anything obvious in your site log.

[stop the bleeding]

13. bring it -

these f*cks have been all up in our bizness, I would like to know how I can track this as well on my puter. ;)

[flyarm]

14. ohhh lala agent mike...i have something sexy to tell you...

come read my site...


ahhhhhhhhhh ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ahhhhhhhhhhhhh ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

ummmmmmmmmmmmmm ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

more honey more...

ahhhhh agent mike..i am awaiting you ..you stud you...

bring it to me baby....

fly

[babylonsister]

18. My first good laugh today, fly!

:hi: :spray:

[SeveneightyWhoa]

15. You know, there are liberals (and casual web surfers) at the CIA.

I'm sure Goss hasn't cooked ALL of those CIA "leftists" we're used to hearing so much about..

[rpgamerd00d]

16. The "referrer" is Google. The CIA has to use Google? Hahahahaha!

That's pretty funny.

I think that is just a civilian within the CIA looking for cartoons.

i.e. innocuous.

[havocmom]

25. CIA using google would suggest fun with google bombs

And you are a pretty clever evilDUer... let us know what we can do to help ;)

[savemefromdumbya]

17. probably just a DUer that works for them

probably the receptionist with nothing else to do!

[Brazenly Liberal]

19. I wouldn't worry about it.

I work with several websites and government workers are major web surfers. I've seen CIA and DOJ hits on pages that would be of absolutely no concern to the government as an entity. They frequently send emails, too, usually using hotmail or yahoo accts.

If the CIA takes an "official" interest in your site, they can keep an eye on you without you ever knowing they were there. Anonymizing filters, accelerators and proxies can make anyone virtually invisible by disguising their gateway to blend in with your other traffic and I'm sure those guys know about them.

[Brazenly Liberal]

22. Also, it looks like they came in via a Google search for a cartoon.

Really, I wouldn't give it a second thought.

[Sammy Pepys]

20. Seeing as they used Google to find you....

I wouldn't worry about it. Probably someone being bored at work.

[Maraya1969]

23. AAAAHHHHHH Here is one of your comics! Great stuff!

[Kurovski]

27. LOL!

Nice.

[genieroze]

24. I wonder how many times they visit DU.

[Marr]

26. The CIA is huge- and this visitor came via Google. I wouldn't be

surprised if this were some CIA employee who's looking around for info on the latest CIA vs. White House news.

[OhioChick]

28. Check

the response header information to see if it was a human or robot troll.

[MazeRat7]

29. Well at least you know the CIA uses a proxy server for outbound request.

Thats about all I would take away from that entry anyway....

MZr7

[Patiod]

30. great, so my exboyfriends can find out I'm "stalking" them?

And checking out their websites to see if they've gotten fat and bald since college?

I'll have to remember to only do my stalking at work - hopefully, they won't recognize my employer's name....

[godhatesrepublicans]

31. I feel left out, they've never officially checked me out...

... which is a shame, since I'm here 24/7 for them, converting them to the Liberal Jesus on a daily basis. :-)

[lies and propaganda]

32. eek!

screencapture!

[Up2Late]

33. Could just be more Data Mining...

...oh I forgot, they don't do that.:argh:

How did you check that?

[Media_Lies_Daily]

34. A CIA employee trying to find some real news?

[GreenPartyVoter]

35. I would think that if they are leaving notice that they were there that it

doesn't mean much. A desk jockey checked you out. :)

[guinivere]

36. I guess even the CIA people get bored at work sometimes.