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BBKing · 23-01-2006, 20:57

If some Russians were using unencrypted wifi or something, more fool them. They must have rocks in their heads.

Anyway, that's not the only interesting Russian story this week - what about the Georgians being cut off from Russian gas by a highly suspicious explosion on the pipeline into the country. The area it's in is apparently under Russian control and it's a Russian pipeline, so the Georgians are blaming, er, the Russians, who don't like the whole 'Western democracy' thing the former Soviet republics. A nice dose of cold realism from Moscow, followed by a large gas bill will follow, I suspect. Is anyone else really worried that the KGB are effectively dictating Europe's energy policy?

23-01-2006, 20:57	#10
BBKing cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: London Services: 20Mb VM CM, Virgin TV Posts: 5,288	Re: British Spies In Moscow If some Russians were using unencrypted wifi or something, more fool them. They must have rocks in their heads. Anyway, that's not the only interesting Russian story this week - what about the Georgians being cut off from Russian gas by a highly suspicious explosion on the pipeline into the country. The area it's in is apparently under Russian control and it's a Russian pipeline, so the Georgians are blaming, er, the Russians, who don't like the whole 'Western democracy' thing the former Soviet republics. A nice dose of cold realism from Moscow, followed by a large gas bill will follow, I suspect. Is anyone else really worried that the KGB are effectively dictating Europe's energy policy?