Thousands of hotel listings on Google Maps and Google+ have been hijacked to point to an external commercial site, leading to allegations of an 'inside job'.
One possible explanation is that the homeostatic regulation of excitability is itself deranged, in effect maintaining the system at an incorrect 'set point' and hijacking degeneracy to paradoxically maintain hyperexcitability.
And not one ship carrying armed security has been hijacked, as Cameron pointed out.
Those difficulties have as yet prevented investigators from analyzing financial records from Germany, a focal point in the hijacking conspiracy.
At some point, having been hijacked by the elite class, Labour was always either going to collapse – as it has done in Scotland – or revive.
At one point, the gunmen hijacked a police vehicle and opened fire on journalists and spectators gathered near a famous theater, the Metro Cinema.
At one point, Kleck essentially hijacked Zollars from a sales meeting with Neoforma.com neof.
Still, as BBC technology reporter Dave Lee points out, the hijacking of US Central Command's Twitter and YouTube accounts by individuals purporting to be part of the "CyberCaliphate" was an embarrassment for the US government - particularly coming at the exact time US President Barack Obama was giving a speech about the importance of cybersecurity.
Despite this, reactions in Ireland were unsettled, with talks of "vote hijacking" after Ireland gave 12 points to Lithuania, getting little elsewhere.
And, of course, there's Vanilla Ice, whose "Ice Ice Baby" launched a thousand debates on the lines between musical reference points and sample hijacking in drawing from Bowie's collaboration with Queen, "Under Pressure". .
