Monitored: Anyway, I found out about the big plan, I found myself that everything was being spied on by some sneaky lewd stuff, I couldn't stand this, I decided to resist. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

Monitored: That's why I named myself the Monitored.

Monitored: However, my actions did not go well. I found myself in need of the Confederates. And you, you, are one of my chosen allies.

Freedom Network: Part One?

Monitored: That's right, one.

Freedom Network: What about the others?

Monitored: I can't tell you that we're using a one-line approach. so as not to be caught all of them. I think you, as an employee, know better than I do how terrible the NSA and CIA really are. But you have to believe that we are not alone, we have many comrades, and there are many more large and monitored victims. Except for a handful of perverted guys, I don't think anyone will like this kind of guy who peeps into other people's privacy.

Monitored: I can't tell you who they are, though, but I can relay their greetings to you.

Next, the person being monitored typed out a dozen greetings.

Of course, Snowden does not fully believe the other party's words, but after analyzing the knowledge he learned from the CIA and NSA, he still recognizes that these words are indeed from different people through the subtle changes in tone and wording, including some slang, dialects, and word habits.

However, he is not an expert in language, and he cannot guarantee that his analysis is foolproof. This can only be said to have increased his trust in the person being monitored.

Freedom Network: You said you don't invade people, but you don't seem to be following this precept in me.

Monitored: Unfortunately, I didn't hack you. All the information, even the people who hired you. I just searched the CIA and NSA databases. In fact, the other Confederates, I also found it this way. If you hate the feeling of being known, then the person you should hate the most, not me, who secretly stored your private information in the database.

Freedom Network: You didn't convince me, but I'd like to hear your advice.

Monitored: This program is a violation of civil liberties and human rights. No one wants to see this kind of thing operate unscrupulously in our world. To make this world a better place, we must act. We need you to join us, I think you've watched "1984", if you don't want our world to be like "1984", you don't want to, don't you?

"1984" is a political novel published in 1949 by British left-wing writer George Orwell, which portrays a suffocating, ubiquitous surveillance of a fictitious society, and is one of the three masterpieces of dystopia. Among them, "whoever controls the past controls the future controls the future, and whoever controls the present controls the past", "freedom is slavery", "orthodoxy is not conscious", "Big Brother is watching you" and other famous sayings.

Many people regard this book as a masterpiece of ****, including the former Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact countries in Eastern Europe, all of which list this book as a banned book. In fact, George Orwell himself was closely monitored by MI5 and the Metropolitan Police Special Section from 1929 until his death from lung disease in January 1950, when he was suspected of being a communist. Obviously, the ubiquitous surveillance depicted in 1984 was inspired by the fact that he was being monitored. What he opposes is any totalitarian society, no matter what it is called, what ideas and ownership systems it uses to dress itself.

And in this book, the phrase "Big Brother is watching you" is simply a vivid description of Project Prism.

Naturally, Snowden had a soft spot for the book.

He felt that the words of the person being monitored had already moved him a little.

Freedom Network: So what are you going to do? If you're going to rebel against them with violence or in the same way as they do, then I can't approve of that. If I join in the overthrow of them, it is not for the sake of building up another of them.

Monitored: Don't worry, I won't do that. None of us will be. In fact, the most feared thing about any sneaky action is to expose them to broad daylight. We just need to make this plan public open, and the power of the public will naturally force the information hegemons to change course. That's all we can do. We are only the forerunners of this information security revolution, not the Messiah. The true Messiah is the public itself.

Freedom Network: So what do I do?

Monitored: All you need to do is get the details of the plan and the relevant information and evidence at your disposal. Then expose it to the media.

Freedom Network: Then I'll need a little time.

Monitored: How long will it take you?

Freedom Network: At least three years.

Monitored: We're afraid we won't be able to wait that long. Every day, nay, every hour, minute, second, more public privacy is stolen and spied on in defiance of human rights, and archived. We should accomplish our goal as soon as possible.

Freedom Network: But it's too short a time to succeed.

Monitored: Rest assured, we have a lot of allies and they will help you. You can call for support when you need it. This is the algorithm that supports calls. You can call for support call information hidden in various data exchanges. Trust me, they will surprise you.

Snowden then accepted a file containing a strange algorithm. It is strange because the internal logic and laws of the algorithm are full of a ****** - or an awkward feeling that is completely different from human habits.

However, it is precisely because of this that this algorithm is difficult for people to decipher. Humans can understand humans, but can humans understand an ant? Obviously not.

Freedom Network: So that's it. I'll move faster.

Monitored: Wait, I know it takes some money to do this. This can't get you out. We have a secret fund, from which funds will be disbursed. Rest assured, this fund is entirely funded by donations. And the use of all funds must be disclosed to all participants every month that passes. This is a secret account given to you by the Foundation. You're going to need it.

Freedom Network: Can you be sure that these funds do not contain ulterior motives?

Monitored: I can guarantee it. You can also investigate. I think that, with your ability, there is no problem in doing that. Well, that's it.

After the monitor finished speaking, the temporary IP disappeared from the network, and the chat room page of the browser was automatically closed.

Snowden looked at the bank account, and without hesitation, he used the springboard and began to investigate the account on the Internet, and the result was naturally no problem, at least he couldn't find out.

So......

He rested his hands on his head and frowned, wondering if he should join them? It's just that no matter how he recalls and analyzes, the other party has no flaws.

Although this did not make him completely believe in the other party, it also affected his judgment to some extent.

"Honey, it's time to eat......"

The voice of his girlfriend Lindsay came from the living room, interrupting Snowden's musings.

"Okay, baby, I'll be right here. ”

Snowden turned off the computer, except for the study.

After a warm hug with his girlfriend, the two enjoyed a sweet dinner. After eating and drinking, Snowden sat on the sofa, pillowed his head on his girlfriend's slender ****, and watched the TV show absentmindedly.

Lindsay noticed his strangeness and lowered his head, his long hair flowing down Snowden's head and face: "Honey, what's wrong?"

"Nothing, some minor issues at work. ”

"Edward, you're going to fix these problems, I'm sure you. Lindsay gave a warm kiss.

Snowden seemed to find strength in his girlfriend's fragrant kiss, and he raised his head, as if trying to get an answer from his girlfriend: "There are some things that cannot be blasphemed, right?"

"Of course, Edward. Lindsay said gently, and she could see that Snowden seemed to be hesitating about something: "Do what you want to do." As long as that's what you really want. ”

"yes......"

Snowden only felt suddenly enlightened: "Yes, the other party may have some ulterior motives, but as long as he does expose that damn plan and defend his beliefs, what else is there? As long as everyone has the same goal, even some mysterious and inexplicable allies are acceptable. ”

Thinking of this, Snowden suddenly felt a hundred times more energetic, and immediately went to the study and turned on the computer. He's about to start working on a plan of action.

And what he didn't know was that when he made this move, Yang Chen smiled in the office of the technical director of the Zhongguancun Zhonghua Metaphysics Portal in the distant country of China, the capital city.

Xiao Su's plan succeeded.

What's even better is that the allies that Xiao Su mentioned are not all fictional by him. Part of it, but the other part, is indeed the hackers and geeks that Xiao Su is looking for on the Internet who are free and uninhibited and oppose the CIA and NSA and other cyber hegemons. And they did make donations.

False and false, true and false, mixed together, at this time, unless Xiao Su himself takes the initiative to explain, who else can know the truth of this?

Even, even if he took the initiative to explain it, all the participants would not believe it. Because they all know that everything they do comes from their own heart, and any progress of the plan is due to their efforts, and an inexplicable person jumps out and casually grandstands up and says something about conspiracy theories, just to let their efforts be wiped out?

Dream!

Yang Chen couldn't help but sigh, lighting up Xiao Su was really the wisest thing he had done so far. Otherwise, if he had to deal with those behemoths on the other side of the ocean, he would only make himself run into a bloody head, right? Even if he was a powerful planetary-level cultivator who would be reborn in the next life, he would never be an exception. Among those behemoths, there will never be a shortage of people like him who use supernatural abilities.

And at this time, Xiao Su lit up the screen in front of him again: "Father, something happened." ”