Secret service turns to video games to recruit future spies

Secret service turns to video games to recruit future spies

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The spymasters of today are resorting to very different tactics to sign up the next generation of spooks: GCHQ, the government's electronic eavesdropping service will this month become the first intelligence agency to post recruitment adverts in the virtual worlds of online computer games.

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This all seems to sound like a form of mind control to me. Young kids playing their games and constantly being bombarded with propaganda etc join the military, join the SIS

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These ads will probably be just as summarily dismissed as the stuff I never look at here at ATS.

Can you say Tom Clancy Splinter Cell? Cause that game has allot spy tools that are insane, but not impossible. Plus The U.S. Army has a recruitment game called America's Army with highly realistic training, missions and weapons.