After a grace period, a time when the original registrant would have received numerous notifications regarding the domain's expiration, my method effortlessly garnered legal possession over the domain name. Why would a powerful worldwide conglomerate allow its internet name, its basic modern identity, to be lost? The controversy remains whether this was just a remarkable coincidence or if this truly was a warning code. Internet rumourists have speculated that hidden information may have been contained within the web pages.

By obtaining these domains, it clearly echoes my inherent interest to overturn points of vulnerability in technology, business, politics - and most importantly - human interactions and relations.  Now, a source of an ongoing and controversial influx of information, I have a legal and technical insider's look at the Binladin group's emails.

It's amazing that one person has been able to legally secure such a controversial set of websites. It reminds us that when we boot up, we learn of events thousands of miles away, a border skirmish, the shooting of the last of a species, or the exile of a people from their tribal land. With so many looking on -- the planet, a virtual village -- it becomes more difficult to operate invisibly. We have become collective witness to acts of atrocity, and acts of benevolence. The possibilities for both greatness and tragedy radiate brilliantly from the embryo of thought, need, and desire ... with incredible and almost impossible opposites sharing the same air time, the same event, and, yes, even a single mind: individually and globally.