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For twenty years Canada has been spying on other nations. Outside public scrutiny or Parliamentary review and frequently acting at the behest of U.S. and U.K. intelligence agencies. Canada has been spying electronically from its embassies in capitals as far-flung as Moscow, New Delhi, Bucharest, Rabat and Caracas. It has then shared the results with its allies. There is every reason to believe Canada is still doing "embassy collection" today. Techniques developed during the "Cold War" have been honed for political and economic espionage in the nineties. The agency responsible is the…
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2 editions- Hardcover · English · 1994Diane Pub Co · 9780788157912
- Other · English · 1994Doubleday Canada · 280 pages · 9780385254946
BiographyCold WarIntelligence officersIntelligence serviceSpiesCanadian EspionageEavesdroppingAmerican Espionage






