Season 2 A Higher Echelon

Ya i was watching the abduction for like the 10th time and i realized that the terminal Syd and Sark were after was called Echelon... i never noticed before cause i didnt know how to pronouce it :blush:
 
i watched abduction like 3 times, but im still really confused about the whole traffic/terminal/echelon thing... it was some kind of disk that now the CIA has... but im lost about what exactly they want. gosh i cant believe i still dont get it.
 
echelon is the internet email thing that the us uses to flag certain people by what they talk about on websites and emails
 
PLEASE don't mention Cuvee! Now u got the
Cuvee/Irina thing stuck in my head! <shudder>

I now get what echelon means but what do they mean by a higher echelon?
 
heres what echelon is for those wondering :it a thing the nsa uses to eavesdropp on all electronial communication like fax phone email cell phones etc and if u mention any of their many key words they red flag the conversation for further anylisis (its a world wide thing)
 
three hundred words that will make the cia,fbi, and nsa too look at your website





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That's way trippy. The whole list thing of the NSA. :Ph34r: But anyway, the higher echelon seems to be a step up. :abduct: Well duh yeah but could it be that it's Marshall? Since he has a photographic memory and all, he could see it once and remember where it is. :geek: Thus making Marshall the human version of the program. I'm not really that sure but it's just a thought. :Photo:

Either way I don't really care cause all I wanna see is a new ep anyway and I can't wait. :woot: Knowing that the Sound of Music was on insead of Alias was pure torture. :banghead:

Krazed :ninja:
 
GO Syd said:
three hundred words that will make the cia,fbi, and nsa too look at your website
One of the words is "Bob". My husband's name is Bob. That's funny!

:lol:
 
SpyBarbie007 said:
One of the words is "Bob". My husband's name is Bob. That's funny!
how funny--its probably a code name for something
Didja ever notice how "Bob" is usually always code for something? :hmm: wonder why that is
Well, ... my husband has worked on security/anti-hacking software .... Hm ....
 
How come you guys didn't know about the Echelon. I got that right away. The whole time on the Syd/Sark mission, they said Echelon this, Echelon that. And so on...
 
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