Going Underground
Would you believe there is still a place on the planet named East Berlin? Really. And it isn’t in Germany. Nope, the place is located in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Literally named
Read More...Would you believe there is still a place on the planet named East Berlin? Really. And it isn’t in Germany. Nope, the place is located in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Literally named
Read More...Slavery in America before the Civil War included the slavery of illiteracy. In the Dixie South especially, it was illegal to teach black slaves how to read and write. Illiteracy was meant
Read More...In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth. And the Earth was without form and void. And considering what we’ve done to it ever since then, it was probably better
Read More...Journalists are merely spies who want to see their names in print. In fact, some of the best information available can be found via newspapers, television, the Internet, even the public library.
Read More...In the twentieth century France there was a woman who acquired a reputation as one of greatest spies of her era. Known as Marthe Richard, she was recruited during the First World
Read More...Not every treasonous spy is a double agent — that is, a spy employed by both sides. Britain’s Kim Philby was a double agent. America’s Benedict Arnold was not, because he spied
Read More...One of the oldest narratives involving spies, along with prostitutes and politicians, is recorded in the Bible, specifically in its Book of Joshua. Here is my version. As the army of the
Read More...IMINT is the acronym for Imagery Intelligence. If you like maps and like saying say big words like coordinates, another acronym is GEOINT, which stands for Geo-spatial Intelligence. Some spies say IMINT,
Read More...When New York City was under British rule… . . Believe it or not, some of my stories are actually true. Certainly this one is. At least as far as I know.
Read More...It may look like a real car, but notice the size of the driver. > > They say that bigger is better — but in the world of spies, smaller is better.
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