Yes, I know what it looks like "Oh, he's left the account again, it's all going to go to s*** and BLAHBLAHBLAH." But I am not giving up on this group! Life's unfortunately turned stoopid, I can't do much about that, but I was really disheartened by the lack of comments on the last journal A.K.A NONE. Come on people let's go, go, go!

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As I like to try and do, here's a debate based off some international news: CIA agent Ryan Fogle was arrested in Russia last week for spying, supposedly recruiting a Russian counter-terrorism agent to work for them. He was arrested after being found wearing a blonde wig, owning other wigs and other substantial objects that proved he was a spy.

Week #3: Should the CIA be sending agents undercover into Russia? Should they be sending them abroad at all? Is this provoking Russia? Is this grounds for another Cold War?

This isn't just Russia, this is also partially about other countries like North Korea, countries that could be a dangerous place to be poking around in, and also the ethics of sending spies into politically explosive countries.