Have you seen this? Agent Mike must be awful busy googling wikileaks:

(from reddit.com)

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because the already high volume didn't result in a spike. Sure.

lol

if the price is right...

if the price is right...

They've got bots and spiders out the wazoo.....

employees, congressional staffers, lobbyist etc. that live around DC. I'd bet every one connect to govt. no matter how tenuously is searching.

but Herndon is full of educated and politically interested residents. It's in the Dulles Airport corridor and has lots of high tech companies and white-collar homeowners. It's not surprise at all that it scores so high.

Now, if the results said "Langley, VA," THEN it would be meaningful. Not much else there other than the spooks.

The Herndon intelligence community is doing research on their playground.

The way China pressured Google.

:rofl:

Isn't that cute? Agent Mike learned how to use the internet!

:rofl:

That's not simply a big Intel area, it's a big IT area.

--d!

Raytheon Intelligence, has government security clearence. Technologies and Capabilities:
Command and Control of Air and Space Vehicles
Geospatial Intelligence
Immigration Control and Identity Management
Information Security
Knowledge Management
Mission Systems Integration
Operations, Maintenance and Engineering
Signal and Imaging Processing
Software Development
Unmanned Ground Control Systems

L-3 Communications is a company that supplies command and control, communications, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C3ISR) systems and products, avionics, ocean products, training devices and services, instrumentation, space, and navigation products. Its customers include the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Government intelligence agencies, NASA, aerospace contractors and commercial telecommunications and wireless customers.
They are where our nekkid scanners at the air ports come from.

"The Intelligence & Security Academy, LLC® offers education, training and consulting in national security issues and the more general area of analytic training.Our clients include government agencies involved in a broad range of national security issues (intelligence, defense, homeland security) and private sector corporations either in these same fields or interested in improving the capabilities of their analysts."

Just sayin'

All my domains are hoisted there. This reflects where the computer companies are located.

:P