Well don't run norton. ;-)

I think the problem is I didn't make the links "relative" to the website. That page is more or less hacked html rather than written with an editor.

I will try to edit the page later to be more acceptable to Norton.

I modified the html for the Ken Collins testimony. Hopefully Norton is happy.

You will probably have to refresh the page to see the new html. Otherwise you will view what is in your browser cache.

Microsoft has free antivirus software. Just google microsoft security essentials. And say goodbye to Norton and their false positives. To be specific here, phishing requires the visible text and the underlying link to be different AND off-site. In the case of my html, the links and urls match and the site remains the same.