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POPSEx-Russian Spy: United Nations Our "Office" This information if true is stunning...and freaky. The spy even claim a Russian businessman acquired a nuclear bomb and stored it in his shed?! "Excuse me honey, would you mind giving me a hand loading this into the shed...oh, and do me a favor and put on this yellow jumpsuit on...I know its a pain, but it does come with matching yellow rubber gloves, boots, and a all-in-one pullover hoodie with face mask and ventilator!"
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POPSSex & the CIA Given revelations about the shenanigans of CIA Executive Director Kyle "Dusty" Foggo (who would flash his CIA ID to jump the line at a strip club), Ken Silverstein asked his CIA sources about the role sex played in the work of CIA operations. He asks about the security risks posed by CIA agents' dalliances, as well as how the CIA used sex to recruit and/or entrap other spies. Thankfully, it looks like the KGB used sex more often than the CIA did in their operations.
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POPSGovernment Hype Against Skype and VoIP--"Security Threat" It's not just Russia that is opposed to private internet telephony applications. Buried deep in the article the real reason comes out: Delegates at the meeting also warned that it has been impossible for police to spy on VoIP conversations The NSA has admitted the same thing here --enough to tap the hacker market to find a "solution". (Offering big money to those who would help break our privacy, for their own gain). Too bad. It's not only cheap to place calls this way, but so far very private.
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POPSWashington asks Israel To Clarify First Sale Of Spy Drones To Russia A drone transaction with Moscow would give the Russian army a technological-intelligence edge over Caucasian and Caspian nations, like Georgia and Azerbaijan, and therefore place in doubt their future arms purchases from Israel. Jerusalem consulted with Washington over the deal, as required under the US-Israel 2006 security pact covering Israeli weapons transfers to third countries. The advanced state of Israel-Russian negotiations indicates its approval by the outgoing Bush White House and incoming Obama administration in line with their efforts to improve relations with Moscow.