Anna Chapman

So what do the alleged Russian spy, Anya Kushchenko (aka Anna Chapman), and Independence Day in the USA have in common? Plenty.

Here’s one: Anya (Anna) was publicly arrested, and the news of her plight has by now traveled around the globe. Not only that, but she has and will receive a speedy and fair hearing in court. Try getting arrested for being an American spy in Russia and see how it goes for you. Chances are that, not only will your case never be heard, but you will never be heard… from again.

Here’s another: I doubt that a soul on Earth is concerned that Anya is being tortured, raped, mutilated, beaten to smithereens or in any way mistreated during her stay in a Brooklyn jail cell. No, chances are that she is being fed regular, nutritious meals and treated courteously in every way. The preferred method of treating spies caught in Iran is a public execution, rather than a public trial.

One more: During her stay in the United States, Anya was allowed to travel freely, to conduct business and to speak with anyone she wished. In short, she was given dignity and respect. I’ll wager that [Read more…] about Independence Day, Anna Chapman and Russian Spies

In the”ya gotta love it” category, arrives one Anna Chapman… accused by the USA of spying for Russia. Okay, for failing to register as a spy, more exactly. Oh, the intricacies of international espionage.

The photo shown is from Anna’s own page (more photos and a link follow in this post), where it appears that one of her last woman of the world adventures, before being nabbed (at the precinct station) by the NYPD, was to attend the book launching for Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion, and Purpose, or–as Anna calls it–“Livestrong and Prosper.” Which fits right in with her favorite thought: “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; if you can dream it, you can become it.” It appears that Anna has a vivid imagination…

Funny thing, I just happened to be thinking about the world of espionage when the Anna Chapman story broke. Why? I had come across an All Voices article, entitled “Is Aijalon Gomes a real life Michael Westin?” (who apparently plays a spy on television.) Now, I just cannot bring myself to envision Aijalon Mahli Gomes–an American man of color–being sent to the DPRK in order to operate undercover as a government agent. What is he going to report on, the opinions of his prison guards?

Anna Chapman, though, now that is a different story. If this girl ain’t a spy, she ought to be. I have no trouble at all surmising the damage she could do by rubbing (shoulders) with some good ol’ boys at a congressional cocktail party. Okay, enough talk, here’s another photograph of Anna (looking mighty suspicious), and a link with additional evidence. [Read more…] about Anna Chapman: A bad, bad girl….