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An ordinary-looking bound notebook contained pages of Pyrofilm and came packaged with an incendiary pencil. To prevent notes from falling into the wrong hands, an agent could simply pull the eraser out of the pencil, causing the notebook to burst into flames.
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The poison-tipped flick-knife shoe worn by CIA agents during the Cold War. One quick, light kick to any part of someone's body would kill them within twenty minutes.
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There are strange-looking remnants that stand alone in the isolated fields along Britain’s coast. They are the long-forgotten acoustic reflectors, dubbed by locals as the “listening ears.” These lonely structures were built to protect harbors and coastal towns from airborne attacks. Serving as an early warning system, microphones placed at the focal point of the reflector enabled it to detect sounds from flying aircraft over the English Channel, at a range of 30 kilometers.
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Perhaps the most exotic device used by British secret agents during World War II was the "explosive rat". A hundred of the rodents were procured by an SOE officer posing as a student needing them for laboratory experiments. The rats were skinned, filled with plastic explosive, and sewn up. The idea was to place a rat among coal beside a boiler. When they were spotted, they would immediately be thrown on to the fire, causing a huge explosion.
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Well on Christmas 2012, I got this helicopter called the Sky Spy. It is like an Air Hog, but with a camera. You can take photos or videos. While my mom was passed out on the couch, I took my first video with the Sky Spy.
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A female agent could read the secret code from the mirror while pretending to be doing makeup. The code was only visible at certain angle.
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Upon first glance, The Sparrows UNCUFF LINK appears to be a standard pair of cuff links. However, a covert, hidden handcuff key has been engineered in to the design. This concealed hand cuff key will open all Standard Hand cuffs. It's also designed to hold your French Cuffs closed. WARNING: The use of this product under some circumstances may result in you being shot.
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This was a top secret sulfurous stench weapon developed by the American Office of Strategic Services during World War II to be used by the French Resistance against German officers. It smelled strongly of fecal matter, and was intended to be unobtrusively sprayed on a German officer, humiliating him and, by extension, demoralizing the occupying German forces. The experiment was very short-lived, however. The weapon had a high concentration of extremely volatile sulfur compounds that were very difficult to control: more often than not the person who did the spraying ended up smelling as bad as the sprayed. After only two weeks it was concluded that the weapon was a dismal failure.
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MAV is a micro air vehicle that can be as small as 15 centimeters. The small craft allows remote observation of hazardous environments inaccessible to ground vehicles. These insect-sized drones of the future, otherwise known as bugbots, are unobtrusive and can sneak up on a suspected enemy as stealthily as a mosquito.
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Major Martin was a homeless man, who died of pneumonia and was then used as a weapon of deceit by the British in Operation Mincemeat. The body was disguised as a dead Royal Marines Officer and left to be found in the sea off the Spanish coast, with a briefcase full of top secret files chained to his wrist. When the body was brought to Madrid, those documents indicated that the Allies were preparing an invasion in Sardinia. However, this was all a trick to persuade the Germans into thinking that the Allies were going to invade Sardinia, instead of Sicily. The trick miraculously worked, and the Germans pulled thousands of troops from Sicily to defend Sardinia. Thousands of Allied troops owed their lives to the deception of Major Martin.
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This fake turd was a CIA transmitter.
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This pipe fired .22 calibre bullets through its stem and could be used to smoke tobacco even when loaded.
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This is the ballpoint pen that laser-scans documents as easily as it scribes notes. A high-precision auto-focus lens and 5-megapixel sensor built into the pen scan letters, recipes, or important documents as crisp, clear 2048 x 1536 pixel images. Pressing the shutter button halfway projects a visible red laser frame onto a document, and the pen automatically focuses the image just before the picture is taken. The device has 1 GB of built-in flash memory that holds up to 1,000 scanned pictures in JPEG format and the pen also captures voice memos in WAV format with the integrated microphone. Twisting the pen apart reveals a USB plug that downloads scanned images to a computer.
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These rubber soles would slip over SOE agents’ military boots to disguise their treads and make the enemy think the footprints were those of barefooted locals.
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The Spy Bluetooth Earpiece goes deep into the ear and is so low that it cannot be seen. Although it requires no batteries, it would take a super-strong magnet to pull it from your ear canal. It is in great demand now as it is a very useful gadget and the youngsters like the device very much because of its style and fashion senses and nowadays the youngsters need these high tech gadgets to be popular among the friend circles. The kids too are nowadays, gadget freak as new gadgets make them feel very modern and updated.
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This CIA tool kit was designed to be concealed anally by agents in the 60s.
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The Terrestrial Shrub Rover is disguised as a well-manicured shrub. The rover also includes a camera and an electric powertrain to make spying easier. On the plus side, it is solar-powered. Designed by Justin Shull, the rover has a Go-Kart frame and a fiberglass dome. Atop this dome the foliage is glued to dupe the unsuspecting victims.
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Many spies used a microdot camera, a device the size of a thimble that was easy to hide. It produced very tiny images that required a magnifying viewer to read. Photographic devices were hidden in wooden statues, chess boards and other objects. Information itself, especially in the form of microdots, could be hidden virtually anywhere. Film was stashed inside fake coins, fake batteries with hollow middles (with a real, functioning battery inside), shaving brushes, cigarettes, shoe heels, ashtrays, bolts and nails -- even a fake eyeball. In many cases, these items had a mechanism that would release a small amount of acid if it was opened improperly. The acid would destroy the film, saving the spy from detection in the event of a thorough search by suspicious enemy agents.
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If a CIA operative were caught, he could choose capture or death by this pin. When twisted the right way, the silver dollar would unleash a pin coated in saxitoxin. Its user would die in seconds from the poison.
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Thanks Mr. E for all the help, you inspired me to do what i do best, spy!
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These CIA issued glasses could contain poison in the arms.
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The famous bouncing bombs first used by RAF Squadron 617 were masterminded and created by inventor Barnes Wallis. The bouncing bomb, as the name portrays, bounces on water, partly due to the spherical shape (which Wallis discovered while skipping marbles in his garden pond). Therefore, it became very effective at avoiding torpedo nets, and its ability to be aimed directly at a target was seen as a huge advantage.
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The super secret spy lens works just like a periscope, it has a secret cut out on the side of the lens and a mirror inside. The lens fits on to your cameras SLR lens and it can be rotated 360 degrees so you can shoot from any angle. So basically you can point your camera at one subject and take a picture of another, in complete secrecy.
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This is a special very multipurpose brief case.
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This special type of device was used to remove letters from the envelopes without disturbing their seals. Its pincer like head is inserted into the envelope to wind-up the letter and remove it.
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This European-made electric suitcase is unlike any suitcase you’ve ever seen – it is made with real security in mind. The first line of defense is the ability to trigger a loud 107dB alarm via a remote control. With a simple push of a button, the noise should deter most robbers. If even the alarm fails and the robber manages to snatch the suitcase away from you, smile at him and hit the second button on the remote. This activates the suitcase’s 80,000-volt electric shock. Although not as deadly as a 900,000-volt stun gun, that shock is enough to make anyone drop that suitcase. If that doesn't stop him and he grabs the suitcase again, push a third button that activates a 900,000-volt electric shock that will fry his nervous system and brain and kill him instantly.
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A tiny gun hidden on the inside of a glove.
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How to make a spy pen. The spy pen can write, conceal notes and shoot bb's. I was 10 in this video.
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“Charlie” was an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) disguised as a fish. Fitted with a hidden camera and listening devices, one human rider could fit inside and drive Charlie into enemy territory. “Charlie” was a line-of-sight radio control robotic fish that came complete with built-in ballast and propulsion systems that allow it to swim in a realistic fish-like manner.
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During World War II, German agents had designed Chocolate Bomb, steel bomb was disguised in a piece of chocolate, the bomb would explode seven seconds after the chocolate was broken off.
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One-time pads (OTP) were used for the encryption of messages using a secret key. They were issued in pairs by the CIA, one was used for encoding and other for the decoding. Once a sheet was used it was destroyed ensuring unbreakable security.
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HOW TO CREATE A SPY ID CARD. THIS IS JUST ONE OF MY SPY VIDEOS.
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A system for listening radar and air defense systems discovered by KGB agents.
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This CIA map was printed in silk, could easily be folded with compactness and concealed. It was also possible to wear it like a scarf. The colors of the map were not effected even if the agent made an escape through the water.
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This is a professional grade piece of counter-surveillance equipment, trusted by private investigators and law enforcement officials. The mini hidden camera detector scans frequencies from 900 MHz to 6 GHz, and for the most common formats, like PAL, NTSC, CCIR, and EIA. You won't just find those cameras, though. You can access and view their feeds, thanks to the 2.5'' color LCD screen right on the wireless camera detector. You can even attach the mini hidden camera detector to a DVR, and record those feeds that are keeping tabs on you.
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This 1880s pocket watch was really a collapsible camera.
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The Envelope X-ray Spray is a special spray that makes solid paper temporarily completely translucent, so that you can easily take a look at contents of the envelope without opening it. This effect remains on the envelope for only 30 seconds, after which the envelope returns to its original solid state without any trace of any discoloration, marking, stain or any other signs of tampering.
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“Belly Buster” is a CIA Gadget from the early 60’s. Consisting of many parts, it was used to drill holes into rooms for the implantation of the secret hearing devices.
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These military grade burning lasers are only the size of a pen but can cut like a knife, light things on fire, and have their beam be visible any where you point it; hundreds of miles away! They also contain a function where the beam can still ignite and carve things or human flesh but will be made invisible to the naked eye.
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A CIA bomb disguised as a rock (the box contains camouflage paint for the bomb).
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This is a professional grade piece of counter-surveillance equipment, trusted by private investigators and law enforcement officials. The mini hidden camera detector scans frequencies from 900 MHz to 6 GHz, and for the most common formats, like PAL, NTSC, CCIR, and EIA. You won't just find those cameras, though. You can access and view their feeds, thanks to the 2.5'' color LCD screen right on the wireless camera detector. You can even attach the mini hidden camera detector to a DVR, and record those feeds that are keeping tabs on you.
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The Lighter DVR looks like an everyday lighter, and even function likes one also, it has a built in spy camera and can record secret videos at a resolution of 640 x 480. It measures 64.5mm (L) x 38.4mm (W) x 18.4mm (h), and comes with a microSD card slot which will take cards up to 8GB, it connects to you PC via USB, and also has a built in digital audio recorder.
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A camera disguised as a watch, from the German Secret Service.
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Spying on the neighbors
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There is nothing worse than knowing something is being said in the next room that you cannot hear. So, to solve this problem, you can grab yourself one of these devices. It is so high tech it comes with a set of earphones to help you position the device on the wall where needed while not compromising your ability to get your ear to it.
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A bomb disguised as a canteen.
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This camera shirt is totally inconspicuous and will turn you into a contemporary indie frat-boy spy, untrained videographer and pervy voyeur liable to get arrested, all in one swift move.
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These are Real X-Ray Glasses. And while you won't be able to see through a safe (like Superman), you will be able to see through a vast majority of swimsuits. The glasses utilize infrared viewing technology. This allows them to penetrate certain materials (i.e. swimwear and various synthetic materials) much better than ultra-violet based optics. They function indoors and in the wild -- low light doesn't appear to be a problem with these glasses. They also come with a palm sized portable digital video recorder so you can have a memoir of your peeping at 470 lines of resolution-in color. This device hooks up to the glasses through a thin cable. A wireless version is available as well.
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how to make a spy gadget: secret compartment
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Become the perfect undercover Goth spy with this tiny camera concealed in a gloomy cross.
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Spy Gear Lie Detector Kit comes with a hand book and an LED light that occurs when the suspect tells a lie. Portable and easy to carry with you to the office, parties, clubs, and even hot dates, it is ideal for the person who wants to find out the truth from a person who tends to make up stories. You attach a sensor to the suspect’s finger and then you will start by asking easy to answer questions before you reach the hard or more technical questions.
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p.s. Hey. If you're interested, the world premiere of Zac's and my film LIKE CATTLE TOWARDS GLOW is announced, and you can click the poster in the upper right hand corner to see the teaser trailer. And you can 'like' the LCTG Facebook page to keep up with the latest info. Thanks! ** Tosh Berman, Hi, Tosh. Ah, shit, the dreaded DC jet lag syndrome ain't no fun. Here's to crashing through its barrier. And, if you figure out how to do that, please tell me. I saw that thing about FB blocking your blog! What the fuck?! That's just about the craziest thing I've ever heard. Sleep well. ** Thomas Moronic, Hi, T. Good thing that they never get old because they don't seem like they'll ever end. Yeah, exactly, about StylishSurfer's eyes. Given his plea for $$$, it seems kind of cruel. I liked that 'limited' line a bunch too, no surprise. Thanks a lot, buddy. ** David Ehrenstein, Hi. That was an elegant line, yes. ** Bernard Welt, Okay, that is a weird question. I'll try using the power of italics to see what we can find. Everyone, Bernard Welt mysteriously and sincerely wishes to know if anyone who is reading these words at this very moment is friends with Drake, i.e., you know, the world famous recording artist Drake, and, if so, if you would email him @ bernardwelt@gmail.com. Please do, if you do. Thank you! ** Steevee, Hi. So you have a little thing for ego-driven assholes, eh, ha ha? Yes, in fact I did have M.E.S.H. in a gig post not so long ago, and, yes, that album is really terrific, I agree. Okay, I'll layer a little caution into my excitement to see 'SOC'. Thank you a lot for the report. Having made work that infers that I've done stuff I've never done, it seems at least plausible that the drug stuff was part-playing. ** H, Hi. Oops, well, hopefully your single letter screen name will fully protect you. I do wish you an extraordinary amount of luck with the work search. What a horrible process that is. You might like 'Apalache' more. It's definitely either my favorite of his or way up there. ** Kier, Kier! Hey, hey, hey! I've missed you, and I've been wondering silently and even loudly how your move went and how you are. It sounds like it ended up excellently! If you feel like letting buddies see your pad, or select bits, please upload peeks. What is up with your appointments being canceled or delayed so often? That's weird. But it's cool you went anyway. Ideas for publishing the 'bad boy island'? You bet: Kiddiepunk. To me, that's an awesome fit. Yay, Iceage! Unless things get in way, I'll be seeing them this very night. That's the plan. Wow, yeah, you sound so great! The new apartment was totally the right move, no? Yay! Me? It's been really, really busy. There's a ton going on right now. I'm beset with stuff I need to do to get things ready for the premiere of Zac's my film. And Gisele's and my new theater work 'The Ventriloquists Convention' premiered in Hamburg on Friday, and to no small amount of completely unexpected controversy, yikes, so I've been on the horn with her constantly. And just a bunch of stuff. It's been nuts, but good. It finally turned into fall here, knock on wood, so that's been helping 'cos Paris was boiling and really oppressive for a while. I can't remember specifics other than just working and running around doing film/theater-related stuff. But I'll try to live in a more detail-y way so I can tell you stuff. Anyway, it's so great to see you! Tell me everything! Big love, Dennis. ** Bill, Hi, Bill. Greetings to Vancouver if you're still there! If not, greetings to wherever you are and fuck Vancouver. Not really. About the 'fuck' thing. Awesome, I'll go look at Ian Haig's thing with your cautioning in mind. Thanks! Yeah, not a bad bunch, I thought so. Some excellent prose, your pull-sentence high among the highlights, yes. Enjoy wherever you are, man. ** Chris Goode, Mr. G! Man, I am so, so sorry that the weekend completely got away from me, or, rather, that it stole the functioning part of me away from everything else. It was unexpectedly nuts. Tuesday is perfect! Let's lock that in and just figure out when between now and then. I should be good to talk anytime, especially maybe late morning or during the early-to-mid-afternoon, if that's agreeable? So sorry again. Young actors, now, intense interest ... ? Hm, no, I can't think of a single one. Strange, that. No, I seem not to be so keyed into actors these days. I wonder why. I literally draw a total blank. I'm not sure what or who I'm keyed into right now. I think I must be in an abstract or something phase. Why did you ask? All love to you, and safe travels today, and let's talk tomorrow at long last! ** _Black_Acrylic, Hi, Ben. Me too. I'm with you. ** Misanthrope, I can honestly tell you that there it is not even the tiniest, most minute surprise that you most liked anulingus75. Had I thought, 'Hm, I wonder which one George will like', the word wonder would not have even had time to form in my mind because the answer to the question was so obvious and immediate. I would very strongly suspect that some dude stole Noah Matous's photos. I would in fact bet very good money on that if there were a way to prove said suspicions. Looseleaf is beautiful. Looseleaf is one of the analog world's sweetest virtues. Sounds promising. Yeah, crushing to have realized that terrible anniversary yesterday. ** Sypha, Hi. Oh, okay. Hm. I might listen to it, but I never agree with Bret's tastes in film, so I don't know. It'll be a mood thing if I do. Thanks for letting me know. I can say with assurance that I will never, ever read that million-word Alan Moore novel, wow, but I can believe that maybe it's great or something. Yeah, going to something like the Lovecraft convention alone is daunting, I can feel that. But, still, it should be cool. And, yeah, it would be a great place to have your book promo-ed. Shit. It sucks that handing out self-promo flyers is so tacky. Otherwise, I would nudge you to. ** Etc etc etc, Howdy, Casey! I'm crazy busy but it's all good, or the great majority of it is. Okay, cool, great, that's exciting! And I'll be fully prepared to respond to whatever questions you send to me as quickly as my fingers can get to them, which should be pretty quick, since I think I'll be in a short work semi-lull for the next couple of days. Awesome! Really, thank you so, so much, man! ** Staticick, Hi, N! Yikes, shit, I'm so sorry about the fit. I'm glad you're okay. Wow. Back when my eyes starting going crappy about ten years ago, I put off getting glasses for as long as I could, and, yeah, when I finally got them, it was shocking to realize what seeing things is really like. Enjoy the settling into HD, man! Love, me. ** Okay. I did one of my thematic things today. This one ended up being kind of a to-the-point one sans poetry and sidetracks. Just the things themselves. Maybe it's fun. Here's hoping. See you tomorrow.
An ordinary-looking bound notebook contained pages of Pyrofilm and came packaged with an incendiary pencil. To prevent notes from falling into the wrong hands, an agent could simply pull the eraser out of the pencil, causing the notebook to burst into flames.
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The poison-tipped flick-knife shoe worn by CIA agents during the Cold War. One quick, light kick to any part of someone's body would kill them within twenty minutes.
______________
There are strange-looking remnants that stand alone in the isolated fields along Britain’s coast. They are the long-forgotten acoustic reflectors, dubbed by locals as the “listening ears.” These lonely structures were built to protect harbors and coastal towns from airborne attacks. Serving as an early warning system, microphones placed at the focal point of the reflector enabled it to detect sounds from flying aircraft over the English Channel, at a range of 30 kilometers.
______________
Perhaps the most exotic device used by British secret agents during World War II was the "explosive rat". A hundred of the rodents were procured by an SOE officer posing as a student needing them for laboratory experiments. The rats were skinned, filled with plastic explosive, and sewn up. The idea was to place a rat among coal beside a boiler. When they were spotted, they would immediately be thrown on to the fire, causing a huge explosion.
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Well on Christmas 2012, I got this helicopter called the Sky Spy. It is like an Air Hog, but with a camera. You can take photos or videos. While my mom was passed out on the couch, I took my first video with the Sky Spy.
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A female agent could read the secret code from the mirror while pretending to be doing makeup. The code was only visible at certain angle.
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Upon first glance, The Sparrows UNCUFF LINK appears to be a standard pair of cuff links. However, a covert, hidden handcuff key has been engineered in to the design. This concealed hand cuff key will open all Standard Hand cuffs. It's also designed to hold your French Cuffs closed. WARNING: The use of this product under some circumstances may result in you being shot.
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This was a top secret sulfurous stench weapon developed by the American Office of Strategic Services during World War II to be used by the French Resistance against German officers. It smelled strongly of fecal matter, and was intended to be unobtrusively sprayed on a German officer, humiliating him and, by extension, demoralizing the occupying German forces. The experiment was very short-lived, however. The weapon had a high concentration of extremely volatile sulfur compounds that were very difficult to control: more often than not the person who did the spraying ended up smelling as bad as the sprayed. After only two weeks it was concluded that the weapon was a dismal failure.
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MAV is a micro air vehicle that can be as small as 15 centimeters. The small craft allows remote observation of hazardous environments inaccessible to ground vehicles. These insect-sized drones of the future, otherwise known as bugbots, are unobtrusive and can sneak up on a suspected enemy as stealthily as a mosquito.
______________
Major Martin was a homeless man, who died of pneumonia and was then used as a weapon of deceit by the British in Operation Mincemeat. The body was disguised as a dead Royal Marines Officer and left to be found in the sea off the Spanish coast, with a briefcase full of top secret files chained to his wrist. When the body was brought to Madrid, those documents indicated that the Allies were preparing an invasion in Sardinia. However, this was all a trick to persuade the Germans into thinking that the Allies were going to invade Sardinia, instead of Sicily. The trick miraculously worked, and the Germans pulled thousands of troops from Sicily to defend Sardinia. Thousands of Allied troops owed their lives to the deception of Major Martin.
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This fake turd was a CIA transmitter.
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This pipe fired .22 calibre bullets through its stem and could be used to smoke tobacco even when loaded.
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This is the ballpoint pen that laser-scans documents as easily as it scribes notes. A high-precision auto-focus lens and 5-megapixel sensor built into the pen scan letters, recipes, or important documents as crisp, clear 2048 x 1536 pixel images. Pressing the shutter button halfway projects a visible red laser frame onto a document, and the pen automatically focuses the image just before the picture is taken. The device has 1 GB of built-in flash memory that holds up to 1,000 scanned pictures in JPEG format and the pen also captures voice memos in WAV format with the integrated microphone. Twisting the pen apart reveals a USB plug that downloads scanned images to a computer.
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These rubber soles would slip over SOE agents’ military boots to disguise their treads and make the enemy think the footprints were those of barefooted locals.
______________
The Spy Bluetooth Earpiece goes deep into the ear and is so low that it cannot be seen. Although it requires no batteries, it would take a super-strong magnet to pull it from your ear canal. It is in great demand now as it is a very useful gadget and the youngsters like the device very much because of its style and fashion senses and nowadays the youngsters need these high tech gadgets to be popular among the friend circles. The kids too are nowadays, gadget freak as new gadgets make them feel very modern and updated.
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This CIA tool kit was designed to be concealed anally by agents in the 60s.
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The Terrestrial Shrub Rover is disguised as a well-manicured shrub. The rover also includes a camera and an electric powertrain to make spying easier. On the plus side, it is solar-powered. Designed by Justin Shull, the rover has a Go-Kart frame and a fiberglass dome. Atop this dome the foliage is glued to dupe the unsuspecting victims.
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Many spies used a microdot camera, a device the size of a thimble that was easy to hide. It produced very tiny images that required a magnifying viewer to read. Photographic devices were hidden in wooden statues, chess boards and other objects. Information itself, especially in the form of microdots, could be hidden virtually anywhere. Film was stashed inside fake coins, fake batteries with hollow middles (with a real, functioning battery inside), shaving brushes, cigarettes, shoe heels, ashtrays, bolts and nails -- even a fake eyeball. In many cases, these items had a mechanism that would release a small amount of acid if it was opened improperly. The acid would destroy the film, saving the spy from detection in the event of a thorough search by suspicious enemy agents.
_______________
If a CIA operative were caught, he could choose capture or death by this pin. When twisted the right way, the silver dollar would unleash a pin coated in saxitoxin. Its user would die in seconds from the poison.
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Thanks Mr. E for all the help, you inspired me to do what i do best, spy!
________________
These CIA issued glasses could contain poison in the arms.
________________
The famous bouncing bombs first used by RAF Squadron 617 were masterminded and created by inventor Barnes Wallis. The bouncing bomb, as the name portrays, bounces on water, partly due to the spherical shape (which Wallis discovered while skipping marbles in his garden pond). Therefore, it became very effective at avoiding torpedo nets, and its ability to be aimed directly at a target was seen as a huge advantage.
_________________
The super secret spy lens works just like a periscope, it has a secret cut out on the side of the lens and a mirror inside. The lens fits on to your cameras SLR lens and it can be rotated 360 degrees so you can shoot from any angle. So basically you can point your camera at one subject and take a picture of another, in complete secrecy.
_________________
This is a special very multipurpose brief case.
______________
This special type of device was used to remove letters from the envelopes without disturbing their seals. Its pincer like head is inserted into the envelope to wind-up the letter and remove it.
_______________
This European-made electric suitcase is unlike any suitcase you’ve ever seen – it is made with real security in mind. The first line of defense is the ability to trigger a loud 107dB alarm via a remote control. With a simple push of a button, the noise should deter most robbers. If even the alarm fails and the robber manages to snatch the suitcase away from you, smile at him and hit the second button on the remote. This activates the suitcase’s 80,000-volt electric shock. Although not as deadly as a 900,000-volt stun gun, that shock is enough to make anyone drop that suitcase. If that doesn't stop him and he grabs the suitcase again, push a third button that activates a 900,000-volt electric shock that will fry his nervous system and brain and kill him instantly.
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A tiny gun hidden on the inside of a glove.
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How to make a spy pen. The spy pen can write, conceal notes and shoot bb's. I was 10 in this video.
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“Charlie” was an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) disguised as a fish. Fitted with a hidden camera and listening devices, one human rider could fit inside and drive Charlie into enemy territory. “Charlie” was a line-of-sight radio control robotic fish that came complete with built-in ballast and propulsion systems that allow it to swim in a realistic fish-like manner.
_______________
During World War II, German agents had designed Chocolate Bomb, steel bomb was disguised in a piece of chocolate, the bomb would explode seven seconds after the chocolate was broken off.
______________
One-time pads (OTP) were used for the encryption of messages using a secret key. They were issued in pairs by the CIA, one was used for encoding and other for the decoding. Once a sheet was used it was destroyed ensuring unbreakable security.
______________
HOW TO CREATE A SPY ID CARD. THIS IS JUST ONE OF MY SPY VIDEOS.
________________
A system for listening radar and air defense systems discovered by KGB agents.
_______________
This CIA map was printed in silk, could easily be folded with compactness and concealed. It was also possible to wear it like a scarf. The colors of the map were not effected even if the agent made an escape through the water.
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This is a professional grade piece of counter-surveillance equipment, trusted by private investigators and law enforcement officials. The mini hidden camera detector scans frequencies from 900 MHz to 6 GHz, and for the most common formats, like PAL, NTSC, CCIR, and EIA. You won't just find those cameras, though. You can access and view their feeds, thanks to the 2.5'' color LCD screen right on the wireless camera detector. You can even attach the mini hidden camera detector to a DVR, and record those feeds that are keeping tabs on you.
______________
This 1880s pocket watch was really a collapsible camera.
________________
The Envelope X-ray Spray is a special spray that makes solid paper temporarily completely translucent, so that you can easily take a look at contents of the envelope without opening it. This effect remains on the envelope for only 30 seconds, after which the envelope returns to its original solid state without any trace of any discoloration, marking, stain or any other signs of tampering.
_______________
“Belly Buster” is a CIA Gadget from the early 60’s. Consisting of many parts, it was used to drill holes into rooms for the implantation of the secret hearing devices.
________________
These military grade burning lasers are only the size of a pen but can cut like a knife, light things on fire, and have their beam be visible any where you point it; hundreds of miles away! They also contain a function where the beam can still ignite and carve things or human flesh but will be made invisible to the naked eye.
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A CIA bomb disguised as a rock (the box contains camouflage paint for the bomb).
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This is a professional grade piece of counter-surveillance equipment, trusted by private investigators and law enforcement officials. The mini hidden camera detector scans frequencies from 900 MHz to 6 GHz, and for the most common formats, like PAL, NTSC, CCIR, and EIA. You won't just find those cameras, though. You can access and view their feeds, thanks to the 2.5'' color LCD screen right on the wireless camera detector. You can even attach the mini hidden camera detector to a DVR, and record those feeds that are keeping tabs on you.
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The Lighter DVR looks like an everyday lighter, and even function likes one also, it has a built in spy camera and can record secret videos at a resolution of 640 x 480. It measures 64.5mm (L) x 38.4mm (W) x 18.4mm (h), and comes with a microSD card slot which will take cards up to 8GB, it connects to you PC via USB, and also has a built in digital audio recorder.
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A camera disguised as a watch, from the German Secret Service.
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Spying on the neighbors
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There is nothing worse than knowing something is being said in the next room that you cannot hear. So, to solve this problem, you can grab yourself one of these devices. It is so high tech it comes with a set of earphones to help you position the device on the wall where needed while not compromising your ability to get your ear to it.
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A bomb disguised as a canteen.
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This camera shirt is totally inconspicuous and will turn you into a contemporary indie frat-boy spy, untrained videographer and pervy voyeur liable to get arrested, all in one swift move.
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These are Real X-Ray Glasses. And while you won't be able to see through a safe (like Superman), you will be able to see through a vast majority of swimsuits. The glasses utilize infrared viewing technology. This allows them to penetrate certain materials (i.e. swimwear and various synthetic materials) much better than ultra-violet based optics. They function indoors and in the wild -- low light doesn't appear to be a problem with these glasses. They also come with a palm sized portable digital video recorder so you can have a memoir of your peeping at 470 lines of resolution-in color. This device hooks up to the glasses through a thin cable. A wireless version is available as well.
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how to make a spy gadget: secret compartment
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Become the perfect undercover Goth spy with this tiny camera concealed in a gloomy cross.
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Spy Gear Lie Detector Kit comes with a hand book and an LED light that occurs when the suspect tells a lie. Portable and easy to carry with you to the office, parties, clubs, and even hot dates, it is ideal for the person who wants to find out the truth from a person who tends to make up stories. You attach a sensor to the suspect’s finger and then you will start by asking easy to answer questions before you reach the hard or more technical questions.
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p.s. Hey. If you're interested, the world premiere of Zac's and my film LIKE CATTLE TOWARDS GLOW is announced, and you can click the poster in the upper right hand corner to see the teaser trailer. And you can 'like' the LCTG Facebook page to keep up with the latest info. Thanks! ** Tosh Berman, Hi, Tosh. Ah, shit, the dreaded DC jet lag syndrome ain't no fun. Here's to crashing through its barrier. And, if you figure out how to do that, please tell me. I saw that thing about FB blocking your blog! What the fuck?! That's just about the craziest thing I've ever heard. Sleep well. ** Thomas Moronic, Hi, T. Good thing that they never get old because they don't seem like they'll ever end. Yeah, exactly, about StylishSurfer's eyes. Given his plea for $$$, it seems kind of cruel. I liked that 'limited' line a bunch too, no surprise. Thanks a lot, buddy. ** David Ehrenstein, Hi. That was an elegant line, yes. ** Bernard Welt, Okay, that is a weird question. I'll try using the power of italics to see what we can find. Everyone, Bernard Welt mysteriously and sincerely wishes to know if anyone who is reading these words at this very moment is friends with Drake, i.e., you know, the world famous recording artist Drake, and, if so, if you would email him @ bernardwelt@gmail.com. Please do, if you do. Thank you! ** Steevee, Hi. So you have a little thing for ego-driven assholes, eh, ha ha? Yes, in fact I did have M.E.S.H. in a gig post not so long ago, and, yes, that album is really terrific, I agree. Okay, I'll layer a little caution into my excitement to see 'SOC'. Thank you a lot for the report. Having made work that infers that I've done stuff I've never done, it seems at least plausible that the drug stuff was part-playing. ** H, Hi. Oops, well, hopefully your single letter screen name will fully protect you. I do wish you an extraordinary amount of luck with the work search. What a horrible process that is. You might like 'Apalache' more. It's definitely either my favorite of his or way up there. ** Kier, Kier! Hey, hey, hey! I've missed you, and I've been wondering silently and even loudly how your move went and how you are. It sounds like it ended up excellently! If you feel like letting buddies see your pad, or select bits, please upload peeks. What is up with your appointments being canceled or delayed so often? That's weird. But it's cool you went anyway. Ideas for publishing the 'bad boy island'? You bet: Kiddiepunk. To me, that's an awesome fit. Yay, Iceage! Unless things get in way, I'll be seeing them this very night. That's the plan. Wow, yeah, you sound so great! The new apartment was totally the right move, no? Yay! Me? It's been really, really busy. There's a ton going on right now. I'm beset with stuff I need to do to get things ready for the premiere of Zac's my film. And Gisele's and my new theater work 'The Ventriloquists Convention' premiered in Hamburg on Friday, and to no small amount of completely unexpected controversy, yikes, so I've been on the horn with her constantly. And just a bunch of stuff. It's been nuts, but good. It finally turned into fall here, knock on wood, so that's been helping 'cos Paris was boiling and really oppressive for a while. I can't remember specifics other than just working and running around doing film/theater-related stuff. But I'll try to live in a more detail-y way so I can tell you stuff. Anyway, it's so great to see you! Tell me everything! Big love, Dennis. ** Bill, Hi, Bill. Greetings to Vancouver if you're still there! If not, greetings to wherever you are and fuck Vancouver. Not really. About the 'fuck' thing. Awesome, I'll go look at Ian Haig's thing with your cautioning in mind. Thanks! Yeah, not a bad bunch, I thought so. Some excellent prose, your pull-sentence high among the highlights, yes. Enjoy wherever you are, man. ** Chris Goode, Mr. G! Man, I am so, so sorry that the weekend completely got away from me, or, rather, that it stole the functioning part of me away from everything else. It was unexpectedly nuts. Tuesday is perfect! Let's lock that in and just figure out when between now and then. I should be good to talk anytime, especially maybe late morning or during the early-to-mid-afternoon, if that's agreeable? So sorry again. Young actors, now, intense interest ... ? Hm, no, I can't think of a single one. Strange, that. No, I seem not to be so keyed into actors these days. I wonder why. I literally draw a total blank. I'm not sure what or who I'm keyed into right now. I think I must be in an abstract or something phase. Why did you ask? All love to you, and safe travels today, and let's talk tomorrow at long last! ** _Black_Acrylic, Hi, Ben. Me too. I'm with you. ** Misanthrope, I can honestly tell you that there it is not even the tiniest, most minute surprise that you most liked anulingus75. Had I thought, 'Hm, I wonder which one George will like', the word wonder would not have even had time to form in my mind because the answer to the question was so obvious and immediate. I would very strongly suspect that some dude stole Noah Matous's photos. I would in fact bet very good money on that if there were a way to prove said suspicions. Looseleaf is beautiful. Looseleaf is one of the analog world's sweetest virtues. Sounds promising. Yeah, crushing to have realized that terrible anniversary yesterday. ** Sypha, Hi. Oh, okay. Hm. I might listen to it, but I never agree with Bret's tastes in film, so I don't know. It'll be a mood thing if I do. Thanks for letting me know. I can say with assurance that I will never, ever read that million-word Alan Moore novel, wow, but I can believe that maybe it's great or something. Yeah, going to something like the Lovecraft convention alone is daunting, I can feel that. But, still, it should be cool. And, yeah, it would be a great place to have your book promo-ed. Shit. It sucks that handing out self-promo flyers is so tacky. Otherwise, I would nudge you to. ** Etc etc etc, Howdy, Casey! I'm crazy busy but it's all good, or the great majority of it is. Okay, cool, great, that's exciting! And I'll be fully prepared to respond to whatever questions you send to me as quickly as my fingers can get to them, which should be pretty quick, since I think I'll be in a short work semi-lull for the next couple of days. Awesome! Really, thank you so, so much, man! ** Staticick, Hi, N! Yikes, shit, I'm so sorry about the fit. I'm glad you're okay. Wow. Back when my eyes starting going crappy about ten years ago, I put off getting glasses for as long as I could, and, yeah, when I finally got them, it was shocking to realize what seeing things is really like. Enjoy the settling into HD, man! Love, me. ** Okay. I did one of my thematic things today. This one ended up being kind of a to-the-point one sans poetry and sidetracks. Just the things themselves. Maybe it's fun. Here's hoping. See you tomorrow.