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>>>> Not to mention placing tapping devices in the Queen's furniture. They didn't actually placed tapping devices in the Queen's furniture. From the article:
by swatkat 10y ago
>>>> Not to mention placing tapping devices in the Queen's furniture.
They didn't actually placed tapping devices in the Queen's furniture. From the article:
One of his first ideas was to try planting listening devices in the Queen's furniture, he recalls, though he and his bosses realised it was technically unrealistic.
- quirkafleeg 10y agoI think he knows that, but that part you quoted didn't make sense to him, since how would Van Haarlem even be in a position to access the Queen's furniture, merely working down the road from Buckingham Palace? (At least that's what I thought when reading it anyway.)
- MarcusBrutus 10y agoYep, obviously.