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166 matches for 'spy'
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Pay 76¢ for a dozen Krispy Kreme doughnuts with purchase July 13
Participating Krispy Kreme shops in South Florida are offering a dozen doughnuts for a discount price, with purchase of another dozen glazed doughnuts at regular price.
The discount price is 76¢ for a second dozen of Original Glazed Doughnuts. The offer is for purchases July 13.
No coupon [...]
From Fort Lauderdale on the Cheap at July 10, 2013, 2:16pm in Food and Dining, Life, Music, Nightlife, Travel
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Raul Makes Important Announcement
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On Sunday, July 7, 2013, Cuban Dictator Raul Castro praised the offers of asylum by Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Bolivia to fugitive U.S. spy Edward Snowden, and proclaimed to Cuba’s National Assembly that other countries in the region have the right to grant asylum “to those persecuted for their ideals [...]
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Short Takes
Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) optimistic that immigration bill will pass the House.
Egypt — A tale of two rallies.
European allies not happy with U.S. spying.
Supreme Court denies emergency appeal to halt gay marriages in California.
Heat wave continues out West; Death Valley could hit 130 F.
The [...]
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"The Dragon’s Eyes Are on Us"
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The Dragon’s Eyes Are on Us
Toby Westerman
China's intelligence operations are the "core arena" for achieving the superpower status that the Communist oligarchy in Beijing so passionately desires. Central to its spy activities is the island of Cuba, which is strategically located for the interception of U.S. [...]
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LeBron, Heat up for 6 ESPY awards; plus NBA Draft rumored happening, surging Marlins & more
1) It is SUNDAY, JUNE 30. Heat keep Ray Allen (pictured) for next season. That's big. Not unexpected, but big. 2) See Dwyane Wade appearance with Jimmy Kimmel HERE. 3) Craziest Wimbledon I can recall. Loving it. 4) The NCAA gave Oregon a metaphorical slap on the wrist. [...]
From Greg Cote's Random Evidence of a Cluttered Blog at June 27, 2013, 11:24am in MiamiHerald.com Blogs, Sports
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If Snowden thinks things are bad in the U.S., wait until he gets to Ecuador
Number of comments: 3NSA leaker Edward Snowden has picked a helluva country to hide in and avoid the intrusive invasion of privacy being perpetrated on American citizens by the U.S. government.
Can you say "phony"?
Exclusive: Documents Illuminate Ecuador’s Spying Practices
The country where anti-surveillance hero Edward Snowden wants to take refuge spent half [...]
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BREAKING:NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden fleeing to Cuba
Number of comments: 2To some, former NSA worker Edward Snowden is a whistleblower hero for exposing a secret U.S. government program that unconstitutionally monitors the private conversations of Americans. To others -- including the U.S. government -- he is a spy guilty of espionage. However, regardless of which characterization you choose, the scandal [...]
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The Wages of Allowing Federal Spying on Your Customers
Number of comments: 1Thousands of technology, finance and manufacturing companies are working closely with U.S. national security agencies, providing sensitive information and in return receiving benefits that include access to classified intelligence, four people familiar with the process said.
– according to Bloomberg, U.S. Agencies Said to Swap Data With Thousands of Firms.
Turns [...]
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I spy something true...
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Greetings humanoids. There was a lot of good dialogue on the NSA story yesterday, both here and elsewhere so I wanted to continue. First up, here's two conflicting views from a couple of men I have great respect for.
From Senator Al Franken: (highlights)I’m on' [...]
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Krispy Kreme Sloppy Joe At The San Diego County Fair
I thought, my eyes must be deceiving me. Nope, they’re not! Chicken Charlie’s who apparently deep fries everything has found a way to top all of those Krispy Kreme concoctions with a Krispy Kreme Sloppy Joe. It’s available right now at the San Diego County Fair. I don’t think there’s [...]
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Glenn Greenwald, Blogger From Lauderdale Lakes, Breaks NSA Surveillance Scandal
Glenn Greenwald, a lawyer and longtime blogger who grew up in Lauderdale Lakes, is apparently the man at the center of the National Security Agency phone spying scandal that has everyone in a huf... [...]
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Glenn Greenwald, Blogger From Lauderdale Lakes, Breaks NSA Surveillance Scandal
Glenn Greenwald, a lawyer and longtime blogger who grew up in Lauderdale Lakes, is apparently the man at the center of the National Security Agency phone spying scandal that has everyone in a huf... [...]
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Affairs of the Heat: Miami Heat player's alleged late night double dribbling
We hear that a very taken Miami Heat player is having an affair with someone who lives in the King Cole condo in North Beach. Says our spy, "He's there around midnight after every home game." Our spy isn't exaggerating. According to security, this player has repeatedly [...] -
Affairs of the Heat: Miami Heat player's alleged late night double dribbling
We hear that a very taken Miami Heat player is having an affair with someone who lives in the King Cole condo in North Beach. Says our spy, "He's there around midnight after every home game." Our spy isn't exaggerating. According to security, this player has repeatedly [...]
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They Know You’re Reading This
Have the news reports of the excesses of power that our government has been engaging in bothered you?
Twenty-five miles due south of Salt Lake City, a massive construction project is nearing completion. The heavily secured site belongs to the National Security Agency.
"The spy center" -- that's what some [...]
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Short Takes
Afghan commandos step into the fight.
Justice Department defends its seizure of phone records at AP.
Abortion doctor convicted of murder avoids death penalty.
Inspector General report on the IRS says there’s still a problem.
American accused of spying ejected from Russia.
The Tigers beat the Astros 6-2.
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American spy for Cuba: ‘I am a soldier for the Cuban revolution’
Number of comments: 1Some ipecac syrup for a Saturday morning.
Cuban spy, back in Havana after years in U.S. prison: No regrets
Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Proclaiming "I am a soldier for the Cuban revolution," a Cuban intelligence agent said Friday he has no regrets about the spying that landed him in U.S. [...]
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American born spy for Castro dictatorship renounces citizenship to stay in Cuba
Number of comments: 4First, a federal judge allowed convicted American spy Rene Gonzalez, who spied for Cuba's dictatorship and was part of a conspiracy that resulted in the murder of four innocent Americans, to travel to Cuba to visit relatives while serving the probation portion of his sentence. Then, a federal judge offered [...]
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5 Napkin Grill Celebrates National Hamburger Month With The Asiago Burger
5 Napkin Grill in South Beach is celebrating National Hamburger Month by adding a new Burger to its arsenal. The Asiago Burger is a “beef patty with topped with roasted tomatoes, basil mayo & arugula on a seeded roll with the option to add crispy pancetta“. It’s available through the [...]
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Ros-Lehtinen: U.S. Born Cuba Spy Jeopardized National Security Yet Rewarded By Being Reunited with Family in Cuba
PRESS RELEASE
May 3, 2013
U.S. Born Convicted Spy for Cuba Jeopardized U.S. National Security Yet Is Rewarded By Being Reunited with Family in Cuba
“Gonzalez to stay in luxury in Cuba while Alan Gross continues to languish in a Castro gulag”
(WASHINGTON) –U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL), Chairman of the Middle East [...]
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Cuban spy to give up citizenship and remain in Cuba
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Curt Anderson has all of the details:One of the convicted spies known as the "Cuban Five" will be able to permanently remain in Cuba in exchange for renouncing his U.S. citizenship, a federal judge ruled Friday after U.S. officials dropped their initial opposition.
Rene Gonzalez, 56, [...]
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Cuba’s Spy Network in the U.S. Government
A Cop's Watch has the Stratfor report on Cuba's extensive spy network in the U.S. government:
Security Weekly: The Cuban Spy Network in the U.S. Government, May 2, 2013
By Scott Stewart
Vice President of AnalysisOn April 25, the U.S. government announced that it was unsealing an indictment charging Marta Rita [...]
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Ros-Lehtinen: No Change in Cuba’s Designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism Reaffirms the Threat Posed by the Castro Regime
PRESS RELEASE
May 1st, 2013
No Change in Cuba’s Designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism Reaffirms the Threat Posed by the Castro Regime, Says Ros-Lehtinen Ileana also calls for North Korea to be re-designated as a State Sponsor of Terror
“Cuba also continues to operate its vast spy network within the [...]
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U.S. seeking to extradite fugitive American spy for Cuba hiding in Sweden
Number of comments: 3The U.S. is seeking to extradite Marta Rita Velasquez, a former U.S. State Department employee and spy for the Cuban dictatorship who recruited captured Castro master spy, Ana Belen Montes.
Via the UPI at Cuba Confidential:
U.S. Seeks Extradition of Alleged Cuban Spy Living in Sweden
WASHINGTON, April 26 (UPI) — U.S. [...]
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Cuban spy story gets more and more interesting: Puerto Rican woman accused by U.S. of spying for Cuba for 17 years, a Princeton and Georgetown Law School grad, remains out of reach of U.S. justice because she lives in Stockholm; Sweden won't extradite h
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Cuban spy story gets more and more interesting: Puerto Rican woman accused by U.S. of spying for Cuba for 17 years, a Princeton and Georgetown Law School grad, remains out of reach of U.S. justice because she lives in Stockholm; Sweden won't extradite her on espionage charges, plus, she's now' [...]
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New Cuba spy revelations highlight serious threat posed by Castro dictatorship
Number of comments: 1It is the mantra repeated by "Cuba Experts," anti-embargo proponents, and the Castro regime's supporters and sycophants here in the U.S.: The Castro dictatorship in Cuba is not a threat to the United States. The latest revelation yesterday from the Justice Department, however, tells a much different story. It has [...]
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Money quote from latest Cuban spy scandal:
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"Velazquez, who was an attorney advisor at the Department of Transportation and later worked at the (State Depts') U.S. Agency for International Development, allegedly used political connections to get Montes a position at the Defense Intelligence Agency in 1985."
So that's one Cuban spy employed by the U.S. State' [...]
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The damage done by Cuba’s biggest spy
Frank Calzon in The Miami Herald:
The damage done by Cuba’s biggest spy
The Obama Administration soon will be releasing its list of countries that support international terrorism. Currently on the list are: Iran, Sudan, Syria and Cuba. Cuba has been listed since 1982 but Reps. James P. McGovern, D-Mass., and [...]
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Rep. Kathy Castor cites Cuban spy’s report as proof Cuba is not a threat to U.S.
Number of comments: 3Ana Belen Montes, the U.S. intelligence expert convicted of spying for Cuba's Castro dictatorship drafted the infamous 1998 Defense Department report claiming the Castro dictatorship was no longer a threat. Obviously, this report is not worth the paper it is written on and should have been shredded a long time [...]
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Ros-Lehtinen: Story of Cuban Spy Ana Belen Montes Illustrates the Constant Threats Posed By the Castro Regime
PRESS RELEASE
April 19, 2013
Story of Cuban Spy Ana Belen Montes Illustrates the Constant Threats Posed By the Castro Regime, Says Ros-Lehtinen
“Jim Popkin’s feature in this weekend’s Washington Post Magazine does an exceptional job illustrating the damage caused by Ana Montes to United States national security. It is a must [...]
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