EU warns of 'pretty blonde spies' | |||
The European Commission says it is being targeted increasingly by spies, who may include a "pretty trainee with long legs and blonde hair". The warning came in a security note circulated to human resources staff at the commission - the EU's executive arm, which drafts legislation. Commission spokeswoman Valerie Rampi said the note gave advice on the recruitment of non-EU nationals. It said the espionage threat to the commission was "increasing day by day". Ms Rampi said the information seekers included lobbyists, journalists, private agencies and IT experts. "It could be the pretty trainee with long legs and blonde hair," she warned. :Whistling:
Her comments were prompted by a German newspaper report on Wednesday about the commission's security note. Ms Rampi told the BBC News website that the commission was not singling out journalists as a threat. "There is not a general institutional suspicion towards journalists," she explained. She declined to give any details of specific threats identified by the commission, but said "hostile intelligence services are making repeated attempts to compromise commission information". The commission's internal security agents were working closely with the national security authorities of the 27 member states to thwart spies, she added. | |||
Hostile intelligence services are making repeated attempts to compromise commission information 
EU warns of 'pretty blonde spies' | |||
The European Commission says it is being targeted increasingly by spies, who may include a "pretty trainee with long legs and blonde hair". The warning came in a security note circulated to human resources staff at the commission - the EU's executive arm, which drafts legislation. Commission spokeswoman Valerie Rampi said the note gave advice on the recruitment of non-EU nationals. It said the espionage threat to the commission was "increasing day by day". Ms Rampi said the information seekers included lobbyists, journalists, private agencies and IT experts. "It could be the pretty trainee with long legs and blonde hair," she warned. :Whistling:
Her comments were prompted by a German newspaper report on Wednesday about the commission's security note. Ms Rampi told the BBC News website that the commission was not singling out journalists as a threat. "There is not a general institutional suspicion towards journalists," she explained. She declined to give any details of specific threats identified by the commission, but said "hostile intelligence services are making repeated attempts to compromise commission information". The commission's internal security agents were working closely with the national security authorities of the 27 member states to thwart spies, she added. | |||
TranslatorFeb 11, 2009 @ 21:58
Sheldon, Feb 11, 2009 @ 22:30
bean1019, Feb 12, 2009 @ 18:08
The trick is not to make them think you know something, but to make them think you want to know something about what they are trying to protect. You want them to be suspicious of your behavior and desires so they will want to spend time with you and get to know you.
As you are trying to ATTRACT the blond spy, I am assuming you will want to spend time with them on a personal level. Selling LUXURY GOODS from the USA in a foreign city dominated by international governments and NGO's is a good start. Who wouldn't be suspicious of luxurious american products. Americans believe that we have to import european products for luxuries. Any blond spy with any sort of expense account from around the world will be aware of this fact and know you are attempting to inflitrate something with that cover.
The trick is not to make them think you know something, but to make them think you want to know something about what they are trying to protect. You want them to be suspicious of your behavior and desires so they will want to spend time with you and get to know you.
As you are trying to ATTRACT the blond spy, I am assuming you will want to spend time with them on a personal level. Selling LUXURY GOODS from the USA in a foreign city dominated by international governments and NGO's is a good start. Who wouldn't be suspicious of luxurious american products. Americans believe that we have to import european products for luxuries. Any blond spy with any sort of expense account from around the world will be aware of this fact and know you are attempting to inflitrate something with that cover.
worldtodd, Feb 12, 2009 @ 20:23
Maybe I should not focus on spys and instead on models?
Maybe I should not focus on spys and instead on models?
bean1019, Feb 12, 2009 @ 20:44
tarun, Feb 12, 2009 @ 22:35
