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Originally Posted by Catfish
@ Friso bay
 That was a very good film.
The quote would also fit Dr. Strangelove .. 
I am not sure, my theory always was the US got the space jockeys, while the Soviets got the submarine ones.
But i was not referring to the scientists, more to the secret services ..
@Skybird:
There's always speaker's corner, in Hyde Park.. |
CIA V KGB?
Tough ones all the way around. The hands-down coup of coups was performed not by the CIA, but by the Soviets and the British , when the UKs entire top spy circle led by The Cambridge Five, sold out to Stalin during WWII. Indeed, the sellout helped launch the careers of veteran spy novelists John LeCarre [ ''The Spy Who Came In From The Cold'', ''Tinker Tailor, Soldier, Spy '' ], Graham Greene [ ''The Third Man'', ''Our Man In Havana'' ] and of course Ian Fleming [ ''Casino Royale'' et al James Bond ].
