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Kenny100 I know norm not working

I like working for a few hours in the morning but that's it !

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Kenny do you not wrk at all ?

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Trekmadone just read the article

Like you say old news really guess thecshirters getting cold feet lol

Troajan protein feed gone a tad overthe limit !

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Mick-b its a diplomatic labour saga imho not so clever

China 🇨🇳 happy to take any opportunities for a foot or two or 3 a give labour less than 4 years in power

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Mick-b matin

He is a nutter also voted leave.

The Soviet Union used a variety of listening devices, or "bugs", to spy on the US Embassy during the Cold War, including:

The Thing

Also known as the Great Seal bug, this device was given to the US Ambassador to the Soviet Union as a gift in 1945. It was one of the first covert listening devices to use passive techniques to transmit audio signals. The device disappeared for a number of years, but reappeared at the United Nations in 1960. A replica of the Great Seal is on display at the NSA National Cryptologic Museum.

Microphones in the embassy

In 1964, the US Embassy in Moscow discovered 40 microphones, which were metal cylinders attached to wooden pipes. The microphones were found after a room was demolished.

Microwave transmissions

Soviet intelligence sent microwave transmissions to the US Embassy in Moscow on a daily basis. In the late 1950s, they also penetrated the US ambassador's residence with ionizing radiation.

Covert listening devices, also known as bugs or wires, are often a combination of a microphone and a miniature radio transmitter.

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