FBI investigation or cheap spy novel?

The Russian spy saga continues to unfold but what does the government have to say or more importantly what about their investigation? The FBI released a 55 page document that details the alleged Russian spies dealings and their involvement with the government. According to RT Producer Lucy Kafanov, the document reads more like a cold war spy novel than an official FBI document.

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[0xTRX007]

You never hear about the 100's of Israeli spies that have been busted in this country... hmmmm, I wonder why??? ? lol

[MrMooseheadbeer]

Oh my god, lucy kafanov had a low cut top on and that dumb bar was in the fucking way..

[stulmordekurwo]

fuck ruska televizja hahahahaha fuck russia,you smell like a shit,big shit from my ass

[RomanicusMaximus]

The few spies paraded in the media are the show makers. Behind the scene there are more big players from the RU Federation in custody, and these are the heavy charged with espionage, punished by death. The 10 publics can be charged with espionage at any time. Now we need them relaxed, we need them rat on the rest. Kremlin is pulling all its agents worldwide. This is a 10 year game FBI played the Russians on.

[AnnaPere]

I think someone in the US goverment is trying to spoil Russia- US relationships.

Well, they did it well.

[CrazyAMPFury]

Gosh We live in a baby playpen.

[xenzuva]

I can't wait until a Bin Laden video tape shows up claiming responsibility for the FBI raids AND the spies!

[1975Aspen]

That's exactly how it works in the US. They go after something that's really a nothing. They spend millions digging a mountain. When they learn after nearly two decades that all they'll recover is a mouse, they have someone they know send that cable from Moscow, and bingo, now you have a case. Many Russians who came to the US during the communist witch hunt times went by English names to avoid discrimination. I can't explain the packages exchanged or dropped off but the rest sounds very normal.