Hell, I wouldn’t even want the new embassy to use British sub-contractors, because they’ll be riddled with spies and saboteurs. (As was the case in Moscow, not long ago, where the new U.S embassy was riddled with listening devices.)The only surprise here is that a lot of folks are acting surprised. Intelligence Agencies have a long and
So while the UK Daily Mail is getting a bit of the vapors over this, they should have a sit down with a nice hot cup of cool-your-jets. Kim's right, that EU laws have no jurrisdiction in our embassy, but more importantly, our government is doing precisely the right thing. If you don't control all phases of construction - and I mean all - then there's no way to show that the new embassy building can keep secrets in.
It's been quite some time since anyone's believed that "Gentlemen don't read each other's mail." Even in Her Britannic Majesty's realm.
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You know are allies are going to be real interested to know what Obama has planned...
...and I can't blame them.
excuse me..."Our allies..."
bad engrish.
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