would Paris Hilton doll considered as security threat?

Furbies Spy story can be found here



I'm not really aware of the comedy sketch you are referring to although I have a very vague memory it was on the Saturday Night Live many years ago in the Eighties. (please correct me if I'm Wrong)

No I'm referring to 'Major' Edward A. Dames and to Major General Albert Stubblebines operation out of Ft Meade in the late 1970's for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) (Project Stargate) who had direct access to the United States Secretary of Defense and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff . This is when the Team B operation, which was setup by the the then CIA director George HW Bush to analyze the Soviet offensive and Defense capabilities was also on the go. Some of the Team B analysts conclusions pushed for the development of a policy of a pre-emptive nuclear strike on the Soviet Union. If you wiki Team B, you can see some of the folks names who participated. Thankfully the Team B methods and operational techniques for the collection of military intelligence were exposed for what they were. The men that stared at goats were exposed also. Nuclear Armageddon was averted. Apparently Major General Stubblebine was apparently "confounded by his continual failure to walk through his wall." being a Jedi Warrior in the First Earth Battalion. The men who stare at goats Oh, BTW those folks on Team B and those who had faith in Team B's conclusions never really went away.



'But there are also unknown unknowns' - theres the rub. Maybe Santa Claus and Rudolph the red nosed reindeer does exist in mind of those folks especially if those folks are willing to just have the faith in someone else's psychic abilities, especially if that psychic information comes out of the military intelligence community!!!

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=881321004838285177

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=4602171665328041876

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=4729189253956590972

Yeah. It was done for Armed Forces Radio back in the late 50s, early 60s. Your opinion of Americans must be awfully low if you think our adults believe in Santa Claus. Or you still believe in him and the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy, but I'd like to give you the benefit of the doubt. Although when you make comments like that I have to try REALLY hard.

As for the others, I didn't mention them becuase the aren't comedy skits. If I'm going to dispute something with you boyo, I'm going to mention it.

And by the by, the DIA didn't have anything to do with Project Stargate other than to laugh at it. Meade thought it was a comedy skit. The relevant documents were declassified in the late 80s or early 90s, it was a pure CIA show.

Now, if you want to talk about funny people, let's talk Alistair Crowley. Father of the Satanist Church and British intelligence agent, with Ian Flemming as his handler. Got Rudolph Hess to defect, that's success right there. If you see success, you look into it.