FBI Indicts Ten as Alleged Russian Spies (video)
Reminiscent of the Cold War era, a few days after Russian President Medvedev’s official visit to Washington, the FBI took down a nest of ten ’deep cover’ agents who allegedly spied for Russia.
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Apparently Russia needs to work on its spy trainers. From what I've heard, the Russian spies were more interested in the better mortgages to be found in America, rather than actually spying. I highly doubt this would be the opening move of a restart of the Cold War.
But you have to admit, the red-head was one HOT Russian spy!
It's such a shame that this didn't happen when John Belushi was around to act in the inevitable movie.
Would have made a good farce.
Too bad the only reports they could send back, for the last two years, described, "How to destroy an economy with failed socialist policies." (Like Russia didn't already know that!)
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