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I LOL'ed. Once you realize that the USA is probably behind in terms of "spying" when compared to the Soviets, you'd be a fool to accept that without a response
by Nrsolis 13y ago
I LOL'ed.
Once you realize that the USA is probably behind in terms of "spying" when compared to the Soviets, you'd be a fool to accept that without a response.
It is the height of narrowmindedness to think that Nation-States operate within the same plane as ordinary individuals.
- frandroid 13y ago<i>USA is probably behind in terms of "spying" when compared to the Soviets</i> From hypothesis to demonstration in less than 10 words.
- Nrsolis 13y agoI say probably because I have little direct knowledge of what the Soviets are capable of. But I do know that the Soviets have been caught doing some impressively sneaky stuff. One thing that sticks in my mind is the placement of a (completely passive) eavesdropping device in the Oval Office. Said device was unpowered, and missed during a comprehensive check for bugging devices. So I'm making an assumption here: namely, that they have only refined their techniques in the areas of statecraft and espionage.
- frandroid 13y agoMy point is that they're not "Soviets" anymore...