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To: Ruffian who wrote (302328)	4/22/2009 11:10:54 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793845

Let's see! GB is going fascist with their demands on free speech, but in the WOT they are spot on. GB confuses the Hell out of me.

To: Ruffian who wrote (302328)	4/23/2009 3:26:14 AM
From: unclewest	2 Recommendations Respond to of 793845

the alleged plotters had been under surveillance by MI5. This indicates that their operational security had been compromised, either via human or technical means. Furthermore, the suspects did not appear to possess any surveillance detection capability -- or even much situational awareness -- as they went out into Manchester to conduct pre-operational surveillance of potential targets while under government surveillance themselves. Furthermore, the suspects' surveillance techniques appear to have been very rudimentary in that they lacked both cover for action and cover for status while conducting their surveillance operations. Sign on an "A" Team wall in Berlin in the early 60s - "Just because you are paranoid doesn't mean you are not being followed." I can remember sipping coffee at one of the itty bitty tables under the red and white awning at Cafe Kranzler on the KuDamm while trying to figure out who was following who. Others did the same in Vienna in a coffee shop across from the entrance to St Stephens Cathedral. I got to drink some coffee there too. A few years later the game moved to Saigon and the bars of Tu Do Street. The game (some would call it tradecraft) is the same today, only the locales have changed. Everyone is getting antsy because it is beginning to look like the game is being played here and they know the second half gets rough.