In accordance with the use of the words featured on the NSA Haiku Generator, which randomly generates haiku using words that are red-flagged by the NSA and mark you as a “potential terrorist,” I have written some proper haiku that accurately describe me and my use of many of these words:
Competitor nerd
Writes plots about warfare
Phishing for spy finks
I like TIE-fighters
So, peering and eavesdropping,
Illuminati spy
“Underground basement”
Are keywords that trigger
Military spying
Emergency preparedness is a sign of possible terror?
Now I wave at the government spooks of the Western world who have found their way to my site:
Really, I’m harmless. I’m a writer who likes to tell stories that remind people that war is awful, and I’m a sci-fi nerd. But that’s really none of your business, and I resent you violating my privacy, so that’s why I’m writing these haiku.
Today is an initiative to fight Mass Surveillance. Join the fight!
Confessions of a Geek Queen 
Reblogged this on Daily Creative Action and commented:
This expresses how many of us feel I think. And really, have you read the list of dangerous words? It is absurd when you think about it…actually, no it really doesn’t take much thought on the topic.
Ah, I must share this.