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This CIA mole made MILLIONS of DOLLARS spying for the Soviets - Vimarsana News

This CIA mole made MILLIONS of DOLLARS spying for the Soviets

Spying for the Soviet Union saved Aldrich Ames from bankruptcy and made him a millionaire. Yet, the luxurious lifestyle did not last for long.

Women, Espionage, and the Civil War - Everything2.com - Vimarsana News

Women, Espionage, and the Civil War - Everything2.com

Women's Motivations for Engaging in Espionage during the Civil War (This paper was originally prepared for my U.S. History class, and has been reformatt...

ACJ: Special Report, Pollard, ICC Investigation and 'Fake Jews' – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services - Vimarsana News

ACJ: Special Report, Pollard, ICC Investigation and 'Fake Jews' – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services

Jonathan Pollard Urges “Dual Loyalty” And Spying For Israel Jonathan Pollard, who as a civilian intelligence analyst for the U.S. Navy in the 1980s was found guilty of spying for Israel and served 30 years in prison, not only has no regrets for his action but urges other American Jews to follow in his footsteps. Now a resident of Israel, which he considers his real “home,” Pollard was interviewed by the Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom (March 25, 2021).  He said, “The bottom line on this charge of dual loyalty is, I’m sorry, we’re Jews, and if we’re Jews we will always have dua...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190123:00:27:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190123:00:27:00

Accused of spying for, he holds u.s., canadian, british, and irish citizenship and some russian authorities believe he has been spying on moscow for ten years. paul whelen's russian attorney says his client was given a flash drive containing russian state secrets but the lawyer contends he never looked at the flash drive. he assumed it contained random information, he had requested from a friend. >> in reality, he was expecting to receive some personal information which is not a state secret. information concerning culture. >> pictures, video, other travel information, the person who gave him ...