[TigerLikesRooster]

This is pretty much what I suspected. Chicom employs huge number of stringers. None of them professionally trained. They come and go. Chinese security lets them bring in information. Security agency sift them out to select useful intelligence. A dragnet approach of spying.

[TigerLikesRooster]

P!

[oh8eleven]

The Dragon Lady lives!

[blueunicorn6]

I’m sorry, but the only thing I’d tell that woman is, “Excuse me....I’m trying to grab my beer.”

[AnAmericanAbroad]

The Spy Who Loved Me. She love you long time (as long as your information is good).

[montyspython]

BREAKING: Chinese Female Spy Accuses Herman Cain in Sexual Assault

[allmendream]

They say the three main reasons people spy is....

Ego. Ideology. Sex.

Now if you have someone who isn't ideologically aligned, isn't all jacked up on the idea of being a double agent spy vs spy James Bond type - you need to get them with the ol’ “Honey Trap”.

The East Germans sent a cadre of really good looking men to seduce the secretaries of high officials in the West German government. Very successful operation!

[G Larry]

I’m pretty sure Eric Holder runs the No. 2 Dept. in the U.S.

[saltshaker]

I recall my early trips to the old Soviet Union (Lithuania) in 1982 and 1984. In my mid 30s, I was approached by young ladies on each trip. Not only did they manage to “run into me” every day I was in country, but most of the questions they asked were related to my profession (computers). They wanted to know what I did, how I did things, what equipment I worked on, etc. In my opinion, both were KGB. My standard response was that I was on holiday and didn’t want to talk about work.

[lightninglad]

This was already an old tactic when Jericho fell.

[VanShuyten]

There are about 40,000 Chinese “students” here in the US trolling for commercial and government secrets.

[Moltke]

The Lebanese do this as well, though they are still puzzling about why results are not quite what they hoped for.