The World Wide Web has been Stolen and Manipulated

The World Wide Web
has been Stolen and Manipulated
Los Angeles, CA – September 14, 2012 – For about 3 years, Qiu Min (Rebecca) Ji, a
United States citizen, claims that she has been subjected to online terrorism and
nanoterrorism by a high-tech spy from China. In addition to his actions against her, Ji
has found that the perpetrator can duplicate and manipulate the World Wide Web.
Remote controls enable the perpetrator to invade Ji’s computer and monitor or intercept
all of her computer and online activity, whether on her own computer or any computer
she uses, either at a library, web bar or internet café. In summer 2011, Ji reformatted
her Dell laptop and reinstalled Microsoft Windows three times with the assistance of
several different people but was unable to get rid of this control.
Later, she decided to purchase a brand new laptop. The very first day she brought her
newly purchased laptop back home, she deleted one program that was explained as
remote control. Then, she saw on her brand new laptop that there was remote
controlling computer management information on the top bar. She knew that was the
perpetrator’s computer that has been controlling her activities for years, so she took 950
photos. She saw many programs that were installed on the perpetrator’s computer,
such as 11 sound coding decoding programs and 11 image tracking programs.
Ji has been struggling to make any report related to the perpetrator’s criminal activities,
but she has observed how he can control her online activities through the privacy
reports and has seen hundreds of websites that have been duplicated, manipulated,
and controlled by him. When she saw the privacy report on MSN, the many privacy
reports of web addresses reflected the computer control and email control she has been
experiencing. Being bilingual (speaking and writing both English and Chinese), Ji
understands the emotion of joy and excitement from the web addresses that the
perpetrator expresses when he has hacked into MSN and discovered so much
information. He has stolen security flash detection, Window’s phone technology and
much more…
Ji’s photo documentation and comments on MSN privacy Report can be found on
www.stopthespy.com under the section National Security Being Compromised. She
has photo documented many website privacy reports for professionals to look into and
find more information.
Through reading the details of each report Ji also discovered that almost all the
duplicated American websites shared nearly the same cyber address that the
perpetrator can access. The high tech spy may have upgraded his stolen http system
file in order to control the original and he has an auto column input system that can
easily generate a set of web addresses by adding a word or two to the original web
addresses. This may be a big concern for national security.

However, the spy from China has been playing well at his hidden power of control. He
can separate his whole online configuration into different parts and put into different
websites’ privacy reports. Most people do not pay attention to the privacy management
icon. Even those who do cannot tell the hidden terrorism action behind his online
configuration. The website owner or webmaster does not know nor see that a site has
been utilized for terrorist activities. They may never know until they receive the privacy
report from their site.
The reason that these activities go unnoticed is because the perpetrator is already one
step of ahead of everyone because of his ability to steal and upgrade any operating
system or http system file. He has studied all U.S. government cyber security
documents, he knows how the American government catches cyber hackers, he does it
in unique ways that no one else had ever experienced and he knows how to hide. Ji
can see this manipulation because he controls all her online activities by his http
system, she says.