Post: #1

Not trolling. People who travel frequently should be aware if they're being gamed.

Trained operatives understand how to slip under the radar of unsuspecting targets and gain their trust. I presume they know how to seduce their targets and eventually have them eating out of their hands.

Dating sites and nightclubs appear to be the perfect place for them to plant their seeds into the guys head, because the guys aren't in a rational state.

I'm sure there are some very subtle clues.

Post: #2

Shit. I was wondering why she wanted to borrow those nuclear secrets.

Post: #3

I think they would have similar behavior to a Gold digger or money scammer.

Post: #4

I don't think I personally have to worry about this.

Post: #5

I can usually tell by their name.

Ivana Fuku
Alotta Fagina
Robin Swallows
Ivana Humpalot
Pussy Galore

Etc.

Post: #6

So I was playing a song by the obscure '80s band The dB's and all of a sudden SHE FREAKED OUT AND RAN OUT THE HOUSE SCREAMING!!!

Maybe she doesn't like retro stuff?

Post: #7

If you want to answer the question watch Burn Notice.

That comment is not sarcastic.

Post: #8

Watch your mailbox. If she keeps putting lines with chalk on it, She's a spy.

Or, when she leaves, a rope ladder drops out of a black helicopter that she climbs onto and flies away, she probably a spy too.

Aloha!

Post: #9

If a spy is dating me she really sucks at target selection.

Post: #10

She might be a spy if she asks where the nearest pet shop is

Post: #11

(05-08-2019 05:43 PM)realologist Wrote:  I can usually tell by their name.

Ivana Fuku
Alotta Fagina
Robin Swallows
Ivana Humpalot
Pussy Galore

Etc.

I dated Erin Nobrah once.

Post: #12

Ive dated bunches of spy bizzleditches. I gave them all my secret sauce

Post: #13

Looking back, that time my GF wanted me to take her on a date to an abandoned volcano and fight Dr. Faustus and his zombie dinosaur minions should've been a clue that she was a spy.

Post: #14

Can you spot the spy below?

True story of a man who got honeytrapped-

1) work in israel’s non-existent nuclear weapons program.

1) take secret pictures.

3) leave Israel for a major city and tell the press about the weapons program that “doesn’t exist”.

4) be lonely and alone.

5) have a complete babe to throw herself on you.

6) have the babe invite you on a sex vacation to Italy.

7) she will tie you up as part of a sex game.

8) While tied up on the bed, Mossad will send a crew of frogmen in a little inflatable raft to pick you up and take you to a big boat waiting offshore.

9) Spend next decade in solitary.

10) upon release, forbidden to travel or to talk to foreigners or the press.

Post: #15

You'd obviously have to be someone of note for the purposes of spying to begin with.
Whether for corporate, government or military espionage.

- An interest in your work beyond basic hypergamy. No chick cares about semi-conductors or routers that much.
- A backstory that is too convenient or doesn't quite add up to the girls nature.
- Never meeting any of her friends or family. Especially the longer the situation goes.
- You'd have to keep an eye on your trash, especially discarded mail, to see if anyone is fiddling with it.
- A keen interest in gaining access to your phone or computer.
- If her phone is a Huawei phone.
- If you suspect the girl is a 'honeypot'. Fair bet other agents will be nearby following your movements.
- Lastly. If the chick wants to take more photos of / with you. Instead of superficial selfies...

Post: #16

(05-08-2019 05:26 PM)jabba Wrote:  Not trolling. People who travel frequently should be aware if they're being gamed.

Trained operatives understand how to slip under the radar of unsuspecting targets and gain their trust. I presume they know how to seduce their targets and eventually have them eating out of their hands.

Dating sites and nightclubs appear to be the perfect place for them to plant their seeds into the guys head, because the guys aren't in a rational state.

I'm sure there are some very subtle clues.

An ex of mine, friends said "she's a spy, she's a spy". I never thought so though.
Russian, ex military, patriotic, weird holiday destinations - not enough on its own.
I could elaborate... but I'd have to kill you ..
lol

Anyway, I think the phrase "spy" is criminally overused. I mean look at how that Russian girl re the NRA was fitted up. It was utter bollocks. The fact is, countries have rivalries. Was Obama arrested in Germany for spying on Merkel's phone? Nope.

Post: #17

Interesting thread, but I would think there is no reason for the girl herself to be a trained spy / operative. This isn't 1950's and you are not a CIA field agent in East Berlin.

Intelligence services, scammers or criminals can entrap / blackmail people who have something to hide.
Rather than train a female agent to have sex with you and go through your trash hoping to find the secret nuclear launch codes, it's probably easier for them to hire a hooker to have sex with you and someone else takes pictures, or hack and plant kiddie porn on your computer, or find the secret bank account you're hiding from your wife.
Secretly gay men or married men can be comprimised using hookers (male or female) no need to use an agent/operative/asset/secretsquirrelninja.

Post: #18

This is not as stupid as it sounds.

You don't have to be some kind of important big-wig in order to have your life fucked up by a foreign or national agent. The stories go that these people use plain old gormless chumps as patsies. You hook up with Natalia while you're spending 6 months in the Ukraine and she asks if she can leave her bag at your house. Sounds great. You know she's going to be back for the D. A day later government agents bust in and find you in possession of a wireless hackers hub hooked up to a car battery all stashed in Natalia's Samsonite luggage and you find out the hard way that your apartment is only 50 yards from a foreign embassy.

On the lamer end of the scale there was that identarian i-celeb who recently got swooped by a homely UK agent posing as his internet waifu. She managed to get him to cut off his family and friends for her then he went dark entirely for a time IIRC. Basic searches (cant remember the name) aren't turning up anything so either I'm not using the right terms or it's been memory holed.

Post: #19

Spies aren't a problem for 99% of this forum. The 1% that have a spy problem will know how to deal with it.

Meeting informants at a real life meetup is a bigger concern for the 99%. Those guys are good at their job, which is to convince you to commit a "minor crime" like shortening a shotgun barrel before you sell it to an informant (a felony)... that's how they got Randy Weaver of Ruby Ridge infamy.

It's just blackmail. You either agree to become an informant or you do 5 years in federal prison.

Don't commit a crime. Period. No matter how much convincing your "friend" does... don't commit a crime.

Post: #20

(05-09-2019 07:44 AM)VNvet Wrote:  Spies aren't a problem for 99% of this forum. The 1% that have a spy problem will know how to deal with it.

Meeting informants at a real life meetup is a bigger concern for the 99%. Those guys are good at their job, which is to convince you to commit a "minor crime" like shortening a shotgun barrel before you sell it to an informant (a felony)... that's how they got Randy Weaver of Ruby Ridge infamy.

It's just blackmail. You either agree to become an informant or you do 5 years in federal prison.

Don't commit a crime. Period. No matter how much convincing your "friend" does... don't commit a crime.

The British government was willing to turn a whole plane around just because Roosh was on it.
The actual crime he committed was...what? Hurt feminist feelings?
Anyone who does that to a wrongthinkers may also actively spy on them and anyone who frequents their website.

Post: #21

(05-08-2019 07:10 PM)Kona Wrote:  Watch your mailbox. If she keeps putting lines with chalk on it, She's a spy.

Or, when she leaves, a rope ladder drops out of a black helicopter that she climbs onto and flies away, she probably a spy too.

Aloha!

Your spy chix leave using a brass pole, right?

Post: #22

(05-09-2019 07:44 AM)VNvet Wrote:  Spies aren't a problem for 99% of this forum. The 1% that have a spy problem will know how to deal with it.

Meeting informants at a real life meetup is a bigger concern for the 99%. Those guys are good at their job, which is to convince you to commit a "minor crime" like shortening a shotgun barrel before you sell it to an informant (a felony)... that's how they got Randy Weaver of Ruby Ridge infamy.

It's just blackmail. You either agree to become an informant or you do 5 years in federal prison.

Don't commit a crime. Period. No matter how much convincing your "friend" does... don't commit a crime.

It doesn't even have to be a spy, necessarily. Say you're chatting with a chick online; the conversation's getting hot and heavy. Then - well, it goes into weird territory.

Drop it. Even if it's legit pussy, and not some sort honey pot, you're looking at a psycho chick. Ain't worth it. Plenty of other options out there.

Other advice: study her social media. Met my ex on Twitter, and studied her presence there pretty thoroughly. At first I thought she might be a troll job, but there were just enough idiosyncrasies to show that she really was a conservative woman. We didn't work out, but she's was a good girl.

Basically, be suspicious when anything is too perfect. It means she's hiding something.

Post: #23

Agree.

The other thing to consider is that they like to use lonely guys as a patsy for a false flag op. Virtually all of those “FBI Thwarts Terror Plot!” stories are ones where the entire thing was manufactured by roping some incel sucker into it.

Post: #24

The Like Switch talks about certain techniques CIA operatives use.

I've also read in a book that spies often work on having flaws, the techniques work so perfectly that they seem to good to be true so they have to throw in minor flaws in order to seem more believable. These flaws often come off as strategic.

I've also read that these people take acting classes and sometimes their actions seem a bit too "romantic" (as in too poetic or too cinematic) as if they're actors in a movie and not real people in real life.

Post: #25

Interesting.

To your piece about their acting seeming “too perfect”, there’s a certain politician with unexplained gaps in his work history who comes to mind