U.S. Mission Logo Creates Ominous SPECTRE

Cybercast News Service ^ | December 16, 2013 - 11:18 AM | Eric Scheiner

[Olog-hai]

The Office of National Intelligence is, apparently, channeling Ernst Stavro Blofeld from the James Bond series with a logo for a recent rocket mission.

The logo it created for a mission to launch a rocket carrying a National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) classified payload reminds me of the S.P.E.C.T.R.E. octopus logo from “Bond.”

The NROL-39 logo features an octopus wrapping its tentacles across the globe with the slogan, “Nothing is beyond our reach.” …

[Captainpaintball]

Nothing is beyond our reach. Except our enemies.

[Travis McGee]

[Salgak]

It's a frigging MISSION LOGO. They often are inside jokes and/or politically incorrect. . . Perhaps you need a primer:

A little exposition on Mission Patches/Logos

[rarestia]

Terrifying. We’re entering new world order stuff now. All of the post-apocalyptic TV shows and movies out there might wind up being good for training.

[BCW]

The Walking Dead is a good based scenario of “What would you do?”

Zombies = Moslems & Welfare Junkies

[driftdiver]

I remember when the mere existence of this organization was classified. ahh the good ole days

[Olog-hai]

Intelligence services are crawling with double agents, you know. There really isn’t any excuse.

[Iron Munro]

Truth In Advertising

[sauron]

Olog, you have outdone yourself.

ROTFLMAO!

Oh, and take a week off from Barad-Dur guard duty.

Sauron

[JediJones]

Looks like the NSA consulted on this logo.

[JSDude1]

Someone post a picture of President Obama’s head on Blofeld’s body/.