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| 2004-09-20 | |
Alleged spying by Taiwan and Israel indicates a broader trend, experts say: Espionage, even by 'friends,' is rising.
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| Posted by:Steve White |
| #7 Water is wet, sheit stinks, etc. The real news is that D.C. is just a decoy, Bush keeps all the important stuff in the Kinko's document scanner in Crawford. |
| Posted by: Asedwich 2004-09-20 4:53:15 PM |
| #6 I have a feeling, Seafarious, that it is chainey incognito, and the Oil for Spies program (/mucky) |
| Posted by: Alaska Paul 2004-09-20 4:32:48 PM |
| #5 I was wondering about the dude in the Groucho glasses on the Metro this morning... |
| Posted by: Seafarious 2004-09-20 2:46:35 PM |
| #4 It's where all the secrets are you know. |
| Posted by: G Smiley 2004-09-20 1:56:31 PM |
| #3 Ah, my dear gromky. What you see on the surface is but an enormous maskirovka operation. The real stuff is hidden underground in Haliburton's vast subterranean complexes. Where do you think Cheney goes when he is not out driving bulldozers? |
| Posted by: SteveS 2004-09-20 1:00:17 PM |
| #2 I'm not pissed...everybody spies. I'd be angry if we didn't spy, and quizzical if nobody spied on us. The only problem with the US is it's so amazingly easy to spy here. |
| Posted by: gromky 2004-09-20 4:33:04 AM |
| #1 And in other news, ants are attracted to picnics... As an aside, the Christian Science Monitor really should've spelled it 'Capitol'. Spies are drawn to capital too - it helps pay for the trenchcoats. |
| Posted by: Pappy 2004-09-20 1:48:29 AM |