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A Prank? Or . . .

I have no idea whether the link I am about to post is rooted on reality or just somebody's brilliant idea of a joke. The reason why I doubt its veracity is that I happened to Stumble Upon the link on April 1, 2009 - April Fools Day. I just finished watching Hideo Kojima's attempt at an April Fools joke here, so you could say I'm still a little bit wary.

But if this is real, then this is a pretty big problem. Not just for Americans, but for every user of the Internet.

Here is the link.

So what do you think?

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