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After each program is advertised, something called the NeroMod GX, is discussed. This devise device can be used to modify any [[Nerochip]] of the third, fourth or fifth-C generation. Also it says that the NeroMod GX is the most preferred modification device by most celebrities and heads of state, implying that all citizens have the [[Nerochip]]. As a sales pitch, any citizen that purchases one of the programs advertised gets a free NeroMod GX.

This is a letter sent out to a group of people. Perhaps most notably is the reference to Stonewall. The Stonewall riots were a series of violent conflicts between New York City police officers and groups of gay and transgendered people that began on June 28, 1969, and lasted several days. Also called the Stonewall Rebellion or simply Stonewall, the clash was a watershed for the worldwide gay rights movement, as gay and transgendered people had never before acted together in such large numbers to forcibly resist police. This rebelious and perhaps now illegal community in Year Zero is indicated by abbreviations of names and a note to have the e-mail deleted as soon as it is read. The sender, Dorothy, gives information about a future meeting that will be held at Stonewall. Dorothy then speaks about to two members of the organization - C.U., who has just been arrested, and S.K., who's father is in the hospital from dehydration and has had his citizenship account "re-established". Dorothy or "Friends of Dorothy" is also commonly referenced to the gay icon Judy Garland in "The Wizard of Oz," further indicating involvement with the LGBT community. Perhaps Dorothy is also in reference to Dorothy Richardson, the first writer to publish an English-language novel using what was to become known as the stream-of-consciousness technique. This technique was also used by writers of the beat generation such as Jack Kerouac, who had close relations with Allen Ginsberg. Her thirteen novel sequence Pilgrimage is one of the great 20th century works of modernist and feminist literature in English. This is followed by a quote from the bible Bible, Matthew 5:44. The letter also includes the declaration, "God is the God of all."

This is a response to a question by an unknown individual from an unknown individual. The page lists ways to absorb liquids into the body without ingesting parepin[[Parepin]]. Methods included are: collect rainwater, drink milk, avoid icecubesice cubes, and drink only mexican Mexican beer.

This is an advertisement to hunt the last black bear from a company or organization called Omega Man, to someone with the name Bob. It is stated in the advertisement that to become an Omega Man you must kill the last remaining animal of a species, so far there have been Omega Men of Lynx, Snow Leopards, and OrangutangsOrangutans.

This is a message from a Mindy Abington to a substitute teacher explaining how students are to write a summary about an incident involving a chinese Chinese child who died from staying up awake for 5 days straight at a backdoor cyber cafe. This is possibly a reference to [http://www.rlslog.net/obese-chinese-killed-by-nonstop-gaming/ this] or many of the other instances of deaths caused by excessive gaming.

This is an e-mail between Brent Trunks, BoM, Director Federal District 45 and Kimberley Tellalian, BoM, Assistant Director Federal District. BoM being [[Bureau of Morality]]. It entails a series of messages exchanged between Dale Hajdik, BoM, Federal District 45 and Kathleen Novak discussing a fellow student of Kathleen's that is suspected of subversion. The entire event comes to a head when Kathleen sends her fellow student and ex-boyfriend, Heath Duncan Sandleben, to boot camp (as most young subversive citizens are). As a result she attempts suicide at the school they attend.

Hindu teachings typically end with the words ''Om shanti shanti shanti '' as an invocation of peace, and the mantra is also used to conclude some Buddhist devotional ceremonies. [http://www.thepeacebeads.com/prayers/omshanti.htm Source]

'''Note: Not work safe images contained within.''' This appears to be a future-version of a classic ad for penile enlargement, complete with mostly-naked female model to entice the reader, and unlike other mailstrom mails, it contains a return address, [mailto:penetratorxl@consolidatedmailsystems.com]. It ends with the cryptic message, "Reply with your interest in the subject line. Safe & discreet." Reading the first letters of each line of the mail reveals the true meaning of this mail: "nerochip Nerochip extraction". Putting that as the subject line in a mail to the address gets the following reply:

This email is sent probably to the government by a news reporter. It's a forward of an email from someone who lives in Syria and it criticizes the USA and how they kill from afar and have occupied countries like Iraq. He also says that if they kill his daughter, he'll become a suicide bomber.

The last message is sent from the aunt's home, explaining they are on the run and won't be staying long. As Marget Margaret opened the door to the house she saw the policemen and created confusion by shouting "rape" which caused the cops to draw their guns on the men behind her. She then ran Selena and her brother out of the house and into her car where fire was opened upon them but no one was hurt. Selena guesses that her father is not okay, and will probably never read her message.

This is an email from a teenage girl who has just had a nerochip Nerochip implanted as a requisite from her mother before she will be allowed to drive. The teenage girl receives a henna tattoo that frames the nerochip Nerochip for her upcoming prom, which her friends do as well.

However her father orders her to wash it off because he doesn't want anything "A-Rab" in his house despite his daughter's explanation that henna originates in India. The e-mail also references "nerochip Nerochip earrings" becoming popular after the recent Oscars.

This page, found [http://www.themailstrom.com/cleaver_I682fg.htm here], discusses the mass sighting of the presence Presence which ensued a panic at the Daytona race track. The TV broadcasts were edited, but the author has a picture of the real event.