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To play devil's advocate: things that sound minor like parking spaces are regularly the grist of intelligence operations. And the targets are rarely heads of st
by ted_bunny 3y ago
To play devil's advocate: things that sound minor like parking spaces are regularly the grist of intelligence operations. And the targets are rarely heads of state or other bigwigs — less-prominent people are easier to recruit, kill, harass, etc.
- MattGaiser 3y agoYeah, even if just to know which car to break into.
- m463 3y agoweren't there some intelligence operations during the vietnam war where "benign" peanut butter orders predicted troop movements?
- ted_bunny 3y agoHilarious and cromulent enough for me.