On the one hundred and first floor of a glass-concrete skyscraper tower in New York, in the office of the International Company for the Protection of Orphans of Ethiopia, a meeting of the management of this organization was held. The decision on the agenda was worked out quickly, and numerous e-mail impulses carried instructions from this center to all corners of the WWW. The information received by the company's management was so important that all actions and organization of measures to use this data were carried out with maximum speed. “Immediately engage agents of zero cover,” General Pershing, the executive director of a transnational company, gave the order. And the events began to spin, as if in a strange kaleidoscope, reminiscent of a demonstration of crazy people, but this is only at the glance of the uninitiated.