>sold highly classified US Naval documents and secrets from

>>3355641
Information is the key to war. As stated by Sun Tzu's book.

Knowing your enemy is a key part. Knowing your self is another. As well as knowing the terrain/conditions.

Misleading is a key component in art of the war.

The old proverb "sticks and stone may break my bone but words will never" is a delusion. Words carry more damage these days than simple bombs.

>>3355708
>Words carry more damage these days than simple bombs.
No, words are just buffs and debuffs. Its the bombs that do the damage.

>>3355756
Bombs can't do shit, if their users can't do shit.

Information war is the new war waged.

>>3355763
Bombs do shit when empowered with words.

>>3355775
words

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Context: the South Vietnamese use an all-girls group called "Swan-Phoenix" to infiltrate the NFL bases and becomes snitches, leading to lots of arrested NFL agents
Here's the kicker: the NFL managed to counter that by sending a trap inside the "Swan-Phoenix"
>he befriended the captain's wife in order to not blow his cover
>said captain's almost molested him
>even the governor's son wanted to marry him
>luckily the war ended and he managed to return to his home and injected testosterone (he had injected estrogen in order to be more trap-like)
pic related: sorry it's not wiki available, most story about him is in Vietnamese

>>3355842
WHAT THE FUCK

Are there some books about this?

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>>3355641
Bulgarian dissident Georgi Markov was assassinated by the KGB in a move worthy of a Bond movie

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgi_Markov
>Agents of the Bulgarian secret police (Darzhavna Sigurnost; Bulgarian: Дъpжaвнa cигypнocт, abbreviated ДC), assisted by the KGB, had previously made two failed attempts to kill Markov before a third attempt succeeded. On 7 September 1978 (the 67th birthday of Todor Zhivkov), Markov walked across Waterloo Bridge spanning the River Thames, and waited at a bus stop to take a bus to his job at the BBC. He felt a slight sharp pain, as a bug bite or sting, on the back of his right thigh. He looked behind him and saw a man picking up an umbrella off the ground. The man hurriedly crossed to the other side of the street and got in a taxi which then drove away. The event is recalled as the "Umbrella Murder" with the assassin claimed to be Francesco Gullino, codenamed "Piccadilly".

>When he arrived at work at the BBC World Service offices, Markov noticed a small red pimple had formed at the site of the sting he had felt earlier and the pain had not lessened or stopped. He told at least one of his colleagues at the BBC about this incident. That evening he developed a fever and was admitted to St James' Hospital in Balham, where he died four days later, on 11 September 1978, at the age of 49. The cause of death was poisoning from a ricin-filled pellet

>>3355842
I'm being retarded, but NFL doesn't stand for National Football League does it?

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>>3355882
It's the Nation Liberation Front commonly known as Viet Cong. It's okay anon, you're here to learn.

>>3355922
Psst... You may have Aixelsyd'd that acronym a bit.

(Not that a trap in the NFL, rather than the NLF, isn't an entertaining premise.)

>>3355922
Clears up the confusion.

Stop using wrong abb. NFL != NLF

A cheerleader squad in NFL composed only by trap!