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Information about every Trident missile the US supplies to Britain will be given to Russia as part of an arms control deal signed by President Barack Obama next week.
A series of classified messages sent to Washington by US negotiators show how information on Britain’s nuclear capability was crucial to securing Russia’s support for the “New START” deal. Although the treaty was not supposed to have any impact on Britain, the leaked cables show that Russia used the talks to demand more information about the UK’s Trident missiles, which are manufactured and maintained in the US. Washington lobbied London in 2009 for permission to supply Moscow with detailed data about the performance of UK missiles. The UK refused, but the US agreed to hand over the serial numbers of Trident missiles it transfers to Britain.
With friends like Americans who needs enemies
Publishers Weekly Amazon Review :
Intelligence historian Melton and retired CIA officer Wallace (coauthors of Spycraft) reunite for this unremarkable reproduction of a long-lost cold war–era relic.
In 1953, the fledgling CIA hired professional magician John Mulholland to adapt his techniques of stealth and misdirection to the craft of espionage.
Mulholland produced two illustrated manuals featuring a range of tricks from placing pills into drinks to stealing documents and avoiding detection.
The classified manuals were believed to have been destroyed in 1973, but the authors discovered a copy in 2007 among recently declassified CIA archives.
The manuals are reproduced along with enhanced illustrations and an extended introduction by Melton and Wallace.
Despite the authors' best efforts to promote their discovery of Mulholland's work as a rare piece of historical evidence of the CIA's legacy of black arts, the manuals, with their earnest, how-to descriptions of surreptitiously spiking drinks, palming documents and signaling colleagues with a feather in a hat band seem more quaintly anachronistic than revealing or sinister. (Nov.)
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Originally posted by mwood
If it wasn't for being friends with America, a lot more people would be speaking German right now.
Hundreds of thousands would have not bounced back after natural disasters like they did......
Countries would not receive hundreds of billions in aid they receive every year.....
I know it's fashionable to hate America but remember some of the good and not just the bad things.
Originally posted by mwood
If it wasn't for being friends with America, a lot more people would be speaking German right now.
Originally posted by mwood
If it wasn't for being friends with America, a lot more people would be speaking German right now.
Originally posted by mwood
Hundreds of millions in third world countries would have starved to death long ago......
Originally posted by mwood
Hundreds of thousands would have not bounced back after natural disasters like they did......
Originally posted by mwood
Countries would not receive hundreds of billions in aid they receive every year.....
Originally posted by mwood
American may not be perfect (far from it) but the good that is done around the world I believe out weighs the bad by quite a bit.
Originally posted by mwood
I know it's fashionable to hate America but remember some of the good and not just the bad things.