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> this file was known to be "who is sleeping with who in Paris", including people posing no security threat whatsoever. Yes, exactly. That's precisely what I e
by geezerjay 8y ago
> this file was known to be "who is sleeping with who in Paris", including people posing no security threat whatsoever.
Yes, exactly. That's precisely what I expect any functioning and remotely competent secret service to do. Secret services are bound to look into anyone that is involved in anything that might represent a liability and a security threat. Thus to make sure someone doesn't pose a security threat... Secret services need to look into that person to perform threat assessments and protect the state and potential victims alike.
Let's not pretend for a moment that foreign powers haven't used sex, either directly by ordering agents to seduce and compromise targets or indirectly through collecting explicit evidence, to infiltrate and compromise state institutions.
- drasticmeasures 8y ago>That's precisely what I expect any functioning and remotely competent secret service to do. Secret services are bound to look into anyone that is involved in anything that might represent a liability and a security threat. I can see how Jacque's and Pierre's prolific fucking is a threat to their sense of security... Better document it... It might come in handy... We can't have the enemy using people's sex lives against them... That's our job... Otherwise the terrorists will strike again... We repeatedly failed in our capacity to protect the nation, but please trust us... We just need more money and power... National security...
- geezerjay 8y ago> I can see how Jacque's and Pierre's prolific fucking is a threat to their sense of security... If Jacque is the leading candidate for president of france from a conservative party and an anti-NATO regime managed to record a collection od videos of Jacque and Pierre doing their private business to pressure him to be more anti-NATO... And Pierre is actually Dmitry and is in france as a translator for the diplomatic mission of the anti-NATO regime... Perhaps the secret service could have done something to avoid this, right? Do you understand how this works?