GNU Emacs has a command to do the same thing that article is calling for since 1988.
If you use GNU Emacs just use the command "spook" for that end. Add it
permanently in `message-send-hook' with the following lisp expression
in your `.emacs':
(add-hook 'message-send-hook 'spook)
Then it will add automatically suspicious words that will make the NSA
busy. Just notice this email, it was sent with that hook enabled.
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`-'(. .)`-' Linux-libre is just one of its kernels;
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