#kgb spy

[buttacake80]

Per Jacob Silverman, the 19-year-old DOGE "employee" is the grandson of a Russian spy.

[shapelytimber]

I love this show, especially when the gay little russian spy show up in little outfits :))

Everytime I visit @quijicroix I end up drawing tmfu fanart fkkfkkkc weird. Anyway all the little comics are retellings of my favorite scene from the episodes :) with no liberties taken whatsoever haha I would never do that

PS : Was no one gonna tell me that my most high effort uncle fanart, where I made them eat at a restaurant from my hometown as an excuse to show off the food I grew up with that is specific to this region of france..... Is canon ?????? They actually went to the french riviera (and not like marseille or aix ?? Well they're not in Nice, but Canne is a 40min drive away so close enough) ???????? I was loosing my shit watching 'the girls from Nazarone affair' with quiji omg

Wdym an american show can name another french town other than Paris ? Incredible

[scrmnviking]

‘The perfect target’: Russia cultivated Trump as asset for 40 years – ex-KGB spy

Vindication doesn't make me happy. It makes me so soul weary. How many people have said this before? How many times? If only enough people had listened, how different would this world be?

I've got a lot of sympathy for Cassandra. What a terrible curse.

[nadia-el-mansours]

Not Margo still sleeping in a bra. Someone help this woman...

[clemsfilmdiary]

The Spy Who Loved Me (1977, Lewis Gilbert)

8/9/24

[muddypolitics]

(via ‘Trump Recruited as Moscow Asset,’ Says Ex-KGB Spy Chief)

Alnur Mussayev, former head of Kazakhstan’s security service, who rose up the ranks of the Soviet KGB, claims Moscow groomed Trump under pseudonym “Krasnov” in 1987.

his actions in the past month actually make this rather believable...

[n0phis]

Thank you for putting hamburger mines into my vocabulary. I work at a pumpkin patch so I have modified it to be the pumpkin mines

IM SO GLAD YOU ENJOY IT texas confession i dont even remotely work with hamburgers so hamburger ur pumpkins if u so please. but glad 2 be spreading the wisdom

[awesome-casuallyfamouscollector]

The Hidden History of Trump’s First Trip to Moscow

In 1987, a young real estate developer traveled to the Soviet Union. The KGB almost certainly made the trip happen.//The Hidden History of Trump’s First Trip to Moscow - POLITICO Magazine

[alessias-art]

Late night talks🥺

[tomorrowusa]

If you're a James Bond fan, the word SMERSH (СМЕРШ) may look familiar. If you're a little rusty with 007 lore, check this out.

SMERSH was Stalin's military counterintelligence agency which eventually became part of the KGB – the predecessor to Russia's FSB.

So Vladimir Putin, a former lieutenant colonel in the KGB, is reviving SMERSH.

Russia has revived SMERSH, a Stalin-era spy hunting organization, in parts of Ukraine that were illegally annexed and are partially under the control of Kremlin forces, a Russian politician and Kremlin propagandist announced Sunday. Andrey Gurulyov, a Russian parliament (Duma) member and former military commander, made the remarks during an appearance on state television channel Russia-1, an excerpt of which was posted to his Telegram channel. SMERSH, an acronym for the Russian words "death to spies"—"smert" meaning death and "shpionam" meaning spies—was the name of an organization formed by Soviet leader Josef Stalin. It was tasked with the elimination of anti-communist activity during World War II. "We talked about SMERSH, today we created a department that works in approximately the same way in new territories," said Gurulyov, referring to the Ukrainian regions of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.

Those recent Ukrainian attacks on Russian railroad infrastructure in Siberia and the Russian Far East possibly had something to do with the timing of the SMERSH reboot.

The organization, notorious for its brutality, was behind the arrest, torture and execution of thousands of people, including any its own agents suspected of sabotage, desertion, or disloyalty. However, the group prevented many attempts on the lives of top Soviet officials, including Stalin himself, Russian news outlet Lenta reported. Gurulyov said a similar structure should also operate once again in Russia. "Today they are trying to interfere with [our operations in non-frontline areas]. I talked to the Far East, where we have nuclear submarines and [where] our ships [are] based. They may also be in danger, so we need to approach protection issues a little differently," the politician said.

By "differently", Gurulyov likely means more ruthlessly. People in Russia have already gotten visits from the police for having blue and yellow curtains in their windows.

[thedevilsrain]

actually taking the time to read through what would be considered the antagonist's motives in eroica, only to find out theyre more sympathetic than the main characters (major specifically) will ever be. you mean this nato engineer became so moved by the pope he stole US secrets and ran away??? by all means let me shake the mans hands

[abovetopsecretxxl]

😎Hall of Shame - Muchas on the STASI/KGB/FSB/SB AND STB Payrolls -Die Hall of Shame - die Muchas im Sold von KGB & STASI mit Gehaltsinfo😎

https://berndpulch.org/2024/01/24/die-hall-of-shame-die-muchas-im-sold-von-kgb-stasi-mit-gehaltsinfo-2/

[thelonemusketeer]

before Vladimir Putin started the war, i thought he was smart but hes just as dumb as anyone else but did you know he died and someone brought him back to life heart attack or something like that

[thearchivaljinglebeast]

Donald "Krasnov" Trump???

[voodooboynetrunner]

(Wunderlogik)

[awesome-casuallyfamouscollector]

P.S. All the rumors have been confirmed: Trump is the KGB's top spy in Washington...

Trump made the remark while deriding Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, whose country was invaded by Russia in February 2022.