No chance.

When I was working as a ZOGbot we would use a webcrawler site to end-run around S2/J2 (military intelligence). Basically we were in charge of security, and it's pretty difficult to secure a base when you aren't allowed to see the threat assessment or know what's going on across the street. The site crawled social media and news feeds looking for keywords like, "explosion," "bomb," "gunfire," etc. When several sources had "gunfire" pop up at the same time and place, the site would put up a little icon on a map and then link the sources and background info on local conflicts and factions. It was pretty useful, and basically the open-source version of software that the intel fags at the pentagon used. One day isis decided to blow up a 5000 lb V-BIED a few miles up the road from our base, and the secret squirrels wouldn't tell any of the DOD personnel what was going on, so we did. Shenanigans ensued, but the long-and-short is, that within 10 minutes of the intelligence squirrels finding out about the website (on a remote base in the Afghan mountains), the site had been completely shut down as if it never even existed. If they don't want you to know, you aren't going to know.