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Why would the iranian guy need the purchased papers? When you can have It encrypted and send it trough internet... why would you even keep a trace....never mind. This British guys let them enjoy their agent Dubble O seven character.

@@arianempires1225 He never said WHEN this happened.

I think you’re right, yes. We have a longer video with Harry the ex spy coming on Wednesday where he talks about his life and career in more detail if you’re interested!

The vast majority of locks can be raked in a split second. Getting an actual key raises suspicion. Unless you dress as a cleaner and speak in broken English, then security will hand you one if you show up at 4am. Got GGMK's to every university I studied at that way so I could hand in late assignments without penalty.

Wait, it's all social engineering? Always has been.

@@The_Viktor_Reznov same for all big hackers literally just master manipulators

@@PEOPLEAREDEEP would be pretty cool also turn the music down while he talks or star and stop it for impact

He's not a spy

@@SullyBach i can tell

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​@@PEOPLEAREDEEPmaybe just DEEP, DEEPX, DEEP DIVE(?), something along those lines.

Yes - we agree! The channel name is Deep but it’s impossible to get a single word across all platforms so we made it a little longer to help out

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Big Potato ain’t slick

@@b.east42that’s exactly what they want you to think. Wake up

Bet he wishes he didn't have a wife

They also caught the Unibomber when a relative recognized his signature and turned him in. Also the tax police (IRS in the USA) gets a lot of their intel from exes.

Cheap and effective - like it!

​@@PEOPLEAREDEEPcan't be intercepted.

Interesting - appreciate the info!

They do use it in sentencing, but only for S.O. charges. Ironically this is area polygraphs are worse at because just talking about this subject makes people feel anxious, nervous or enraged. Most people will be offended if you ask them about intimacy with an animal.

TV reality shows seem to love them , Who is the Daddy ? 🍼🤣

@@uptowndisco2 Yes, and they ruin many peoples lives and notice how they never show the graphs or the questions asked by the examiner. 😆

Actually, the opposite is also true. Almost all US Government security clearances above Top Secret require a polygraph. And on the other end of the security spectrum, prison parole and police careers can be torpedoed by not fitting the signal profile that some polygraph operator expected.

Did she put her pineapple upside down? :)

Close call.

Well now you know for next time

@@ton1 There was an interesting British television series in 2003/2004, called “SPY”, produced by ‘Wall to Wall’, which Harry was involved in and he wrote an accompanying book with the same name. 😉 The series was shown again on different BBC channels in subsequent years.

Spy-d and seek…?

Sounds fascinating - thanks for the tip!

You going to give out his phone number and home address too??

Micro dots were used in ww2

There would be no video… “just use an iPhone. He does mention that, if you watch it.

That's much more obvious tho. The sunglasses are subtle. That's the point.

@@ligitmuffin A zoomed in camera would spot those mirrors or just a random reflection angle, nothing subtle about having them.

@@2adamast it's more subtle then a phone tho lol

wow sexism very funny

@@Clever_User_Name did you assume my gender.

@@Metaworldwide I'm begging you guys to make an original joke

Correct. Did you think that was a secret?

@@michaelburgus200 no I didn't think it was a secret. That's why I said ";)" instead of calling a journalist. :)

@@maxrburgess Fair enough.

The Lockpicking Lawyer on YT makes it look easy...but I doubt it's as easy as it seems.

@@raylopez99 it's gets easy with practice. At some point after practicing multiple times on 40 or 50 different locksets something in the brain clicks and it gets exponentially easier. Actually after you pop your first dozen or so single pin picking, you pick up on the necessary movements, confidence and tension needed and how it works. At that point you should be able to pick anything common, it's just a matter of time. It's not that difficult to pick up and you can practice while watching TV or a movie.

@@ottopartz1 Kind of like knitting I guess. But it's a wonder more cat burglars don't know this nefarious skill...or maybe they do and don't get caught? Fun fact: the first lock, an intricate peg and hole affair, was invented about the same time they invented cities, roughly 4k years ago.

And that's the biggest problem - the amount of time you'd need to spend practicing with various locks.

@@thegeneral1955 Very true, with exceptions that prove the rule, like this guy from the DC area: "Sociopath, murderer, thief...Bernard C. Welch was all these yet he passed himself off as normal. One of his favorite aliases, of the 11 known he used, was Norm. How did this One Man Crime Wave; manage to escape from two prisons, elude police for years and amass a huge personal fortune to become America's Most Wanted burglar? Reporter Jack Burch and Detective Jim King (who was the first to finger Welch) peel back the layers of the criminal career of the single individual that most Washington D.C. enforcement agencies thought was a gang of roving of thieves. The night of December 5, 1980 when Washington's most beloved cardiologist, Michael Halberstam and his wife Eliot Jones-Halberstam returned home to feed the dogs, Bernard C. Welch was doing his fifth burglary of the night in the Halberstam home. Halberstam fought back and Welch shot him twice in the chest. As Welch fled on foot, Halberstam, driving himself to Sibley Hospital, spotted the criminal and ran him down with his 1977 Monte Carlo. "

He’s a great talker isn’t he! Check out the other video we made where he talks about his life - love to hear what you think of it!

@@PEOPLEAREDEEP Will do, and I'm subscribing.

Cause they promised her a 9incher

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