Hello N.S.A.-- The List, Alphabetized

The original list appeared with categories.  This list is alphabetized.  I suspect that the list that has been published was not a completed list because the first letter of every word appearing after the "Enter" key had been hit was capitalized.  In the original list "agriculture" appeared as "Agriculture," "bridge" was "Bridge," "car bomb" read as "Car bomb" and so forth.  The simplest explanation is that the program was set to capitalize the first letter of the first word on each line and this wasn't corrected in the settings.  I suspect that the list that has been published is a draft. The possibility exists that the list was intended to have more words on it-- or that there is in existence a finished list which may indeed have more words on it.

It is possible that in transposing the list, I may have erased or neglected to type some words.  That would be my error alone and I regret it if such an error in fact occurred.  

One "solution" that a buddy of mine suggested was "Don't use any of the list words in any e-mails."  I consider that workaround to be impractical.  Attempting to implement such a strategy means that folks would not be able to use certain medical words, geographical locations, weather descriptors, or talk about recovery from narcotics in their correspondence.  

Although I found many of the target words to be an obvious choice, there were a few whose inclusion gave me pause-- "artistic", "Red Cross", and "wave".  The mystery phrase is "Basque separatists."  I was saddened to see "2600" and "phreaking" included as worthy of suspicion.  The problems that the magazine 2600 has had with authorities in the past have been extensive and legendary.  The phone phreakers were the original hackers [back in the days when Ma Bell was still a conglomerate].  I have known and loved a few of them in my past.  

Without further ado, here then is The List, alphabetized:  

2600
+ H1N1

Abu Sayyaf 

Afghanistan
agent
agriculture
agro
aid
air marshal
airplane (and derivatives)
airport
Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF)
Al-Shabaab 
Al Qaeda (all spellings)
Ammonium nitrate
AMTRAK 
anthrax
antiviral
AQAP (AL Qaeda ArabianPeninsula)
AQIM (Al Qaeda in theIslamic Maghreb)
Arellano-FelixBeltran-Leyva
artistic
assassination
assassins
attack 
authorities
avalanche
avian flu
Azteca

bacteria
barrio
BART
Basque separatists
biological
biological infection (or event)
biological weapon
black out
blister agent
blizzard
body scanner 
bomb (squad or threat)
border
Border Patrol
botnet
bridge
brown out 
brush fire
brute force / brute forcing
burn
burst
bust

Cain and Abel
Calderon
cancelled
car bomb
cartel
Cartel de Golfo 

center 
Center for Disease Control(CDC)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
chemical
chemical agent
chemical burn
chemical fire
chemical spill
chemical weapon
China
CIKR (Critical Infrastructure& Key Resources)
Ciudad 

closure
cloud plume
Coast Guard (USCG)
cocaine
collapse
Colombia 

command
communications infrastructure
computer 
Conficker Worm
consular
consulate
contamination
conventional weapon 

cops
crash
crest
critical infrastructure
Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
cyber
cyber attack
cyber security
cyber terror

DDOS (dedicated denial of service)
deaths
decapitated
delays
Denial of Service / denial of service
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
dirty bomb 

disaster  
disaster assistance
disaster management
Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT)
DNDO (Domestic Nuclear Detection Office) 

dock
domestic
domestic security
drill
drug 
Drug Administration (FDA)
drug cartel
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)
drug trade
drug war 

earthquake
ebola
e. coli  
eco terrorism
electrical failure or outage
El Paso
emergency
Emergency Broadcast System (EBS)
emergency landing
emergency management
emergency response
enriched
environmental terrorist
epidemic
erosion
ETA (Euskadi ta Askatasuna)
evacuation
execution
exercise 
explosion or explosive
exposure
extreme weather 
extremism

facility
FARC (Armed Revolutionary Forces Colombia)
Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS)
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
first responder
flood
food poisoning
Foot and Mouth (FMD)
forest fire 
Fort Hancock
fundamentalism
Fusion Center

gang
gangs
gas
grid 
Gulf Cartel
gunfight
Guzman

H1N1
H5N1
hacker
hail
Hamas
hazardous
hazardous material
Hazmat 

HAZMAT & Nuclear
health concern
help
heroin
Hezbollah
home grown
Homeland Defense
Homeland Security
hostage
human to animal
human to humanhurricane

ice
illegal immigrants
Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE)
Improvised Explosive Device, IED 
incident
industrial spill
infection
influenza
infrastructure
infrastructure security
initiative
interstate
Iran
Iraq
IRA (Irish Republican Army)
Islamist

jihad
Juarez

keylogger 
kidnap

lab 
laboratory
La Familia
law enforcement
leak
lightening
listeria
lockdown
looting
Los Zetas

malware
magnitude
Mara
marijuana
Maritime Domain Awareness(MDA)
MARTA
Matamoros
meth
methamphetamine
meth lab
Metro
Mexican Army
Mexicles 
Mexico
Michoacana
militia
mitigation
MS13 or MS-13
mud slide or mudslide
mutation
my sql injection
my SQL injection

narco banners
narcos
narcotic
national
National Guard
nationalist
national infrastructure
National Operations Center (NOC)
national preparedness
national security
NBIC (National Biosurveillance Integration Center)  
nerve agent
New Federation
Nigeria
Nogales
North Korea
Norvo Virus
nuclear
nuclear detention
nuclear facility
nuclear threat
Nuevo Leon 

organized crime
outbreak

Pakistan
pandemic
phishing
phreaking
pipe bomb
pirates 
plague
PLF (Palestine Liberation Front)
PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) 

plot 
police
pork
port
Port Authority
powder (white)
power 
power lines 
power outage
prevention
Public Health
 
quarantine

radiation
radicals
radioactive
recall
recovery
recruitment
Red Cross
relief  
resistant
response
Reynosa
Reyosa
ricin
riot
rootkit

salmonella
salvatrucha
San Diego 
sarin
scammers
Secret Service (USSS)
Secure Border Initiative (SBI)
security
security breach
service disruption 
shelter-in-place
shooting
shootout
shots fired
sick 
Sinaloa
sleet
small pox
smart
smuggling (smugglers)
snow
social media
Somalia
Sonora
southwest
southwest border violence
spammer
spillover
SQL
SQL Injection
standoff 
state of emergency
storm
strain
stranded/stuck 

subway  
suicide attack
suicide bomber
suspicious device
suspicious package
suspicious substance
SWAT Screening 
swine
symptoms

Taliban
Tamaulipas
Tamiflu 
Tamil Tigers
target
task force
telecommunications
temblor
terror
terrorism
threat
Tijuana
tornado
Torreon
toxic
trafficking
transportation 

Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
tremor 

trojan
tsunami 
TTP (Tehrik-i-TalibanPakistan)
tuberculosis (TB)
Tucson
twister
typhoon

United Nations (UN)
U.S.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS)
 
vaccine
violence
Viral Hemorrhagic Fever 
virus


warning
watch
water/air borne
wave
weapons cache
weapons grade
wildfire
World Health Organization(WHO) /and its' components
WMATA

Yemen
Yuma