Thanks for deleting my article Talk page 

I couldn't reply to your message on my User_talk page because it's still protected. That's okay, it can stay protected. Thanks for deleting the article Talk pages. About your question, why not do both? The redirect (which I don't like but that's a battle for another day) goes to PIR, but keep PIR just a tiny little stub that says it sponsors the following websites. Then link to the Wikipedia article for each site. The CIA cookie thing is so trivial, that it can be mentioned in a NameBase article (there's a page about it at http://www.namebase.org/ciascan.html ), or just skipped altogether. Or you could add our www.cia-on-campus.org website (didn't know we had that one, did you?) and mention the cookie thing there. Or add a sentence about Google's cookies, and stick the CIA sentence right next to it in the Google-Watch article. By having these other articles, you can justify keeping PIR just a tiny little stub. This approach is reasonable because the whois info for all my websites shows that the domain registration is technically owned by PIR. Brandt doesn't own the websites, PIR does! I think Wikipedia-Watch should probably be skipped or mentioned in Criticism of Wikipedia, but that's not for me to say.