Fuck off troll.

A tuned engine is far from rice and nothing makes a better agent than a car that would get you spotted and killed in moments (an agent wants to be able to remain unseen and unnoticed, not stand out and get spotted).

I'll be completely honest with you, my area of expertise is intelligence operations (both historical and present), as well as counter-terrorism and international law of war (I have been studying and recognised for my work in this field for the past eight years); I could get into this as a debate, but as I said I will…

"Is that a cop car, I think we're being tailed"...

That might be the most obvious car that you can find on the planet, that and the Crown Victoria, as basically every federal agency and police force in Canada and the US use these vehicles ("am I being followed by the police", "is it a Crown Vic?" "I don't know, it might be a Mercury", "Yeah, it's the police").

It's such a great game that I, a life time subscription member from day one (well actually before day one, lol) love it so much that I would kill to ditch my membership, fts.

A Honda Civic, though one with an inter-cooled twin turbo system and a transplanted H22 engine. The reason for this, is to provide me with a car that can blend in as easily as anything else (given that it is one of the most common cars in North America), in fact it wouldn't even be a hatchback or an Si Sedan, a…

I love wide, wider is always better in my opinion (I wish I had more wide options for my Lexus).

Just got a call from my local dealer (pretty nice guy actually), he let me know that the Prius C will in fact be at $21,000 Canadian, just wondering now what the Yaris Hybrid will be (that isn't too bad compared to the price of a Yaris or the IQ).

Whether that is right or wrong is highly subjective, I will just say that I didn't say those actions are right or wrong and I'll leave it at that.

I would have to go with what DCTF has mentioned, the BBC's domestic service tends to cover the news from a perspective that favours the party of the day. The way in which they changed following the election that brought the Coalition to power was a perfect example of this. Prior to the election it appeared as if they…

It wasn't my question, it was one of Urfe's sample questions.

+1: You sir, are a man of intelligence and substance.

Stuxnet, the most well known example of the West's attempt to halt Iran's nuclear program (we tried, but they are still moving forward).

I'd like to hope, that at least the majority of Canadians can answer those questions (though not the Governor-General question, as sadly it takes people far too long to get up to date on such things, even matters as important as the fact that we have a "new" Govenor-General). I'd assume though, that your experience…

It's sad, I had respect for them and I started using their service more until the whole Gamespy/IGN merger as Gamespy had a similar situation where they had a sports game editor write about both Hearts of Iron and Europa Universalis 2, where he said they were the worst games on the planet and would fail miserably,…

We are glad to welcome, both you and your beef (by the way, did you bring us any beef?)! I desperately missed Alberta beef when I was living in the UK, Buddha, God, Superman, bless Alberta and its livestock!

Here is another little thing then, most of the Brits don't know we share a monarchy (despite 40%+ of their funding comes from Canada alone, with the Commonwealth making up most of the rest), they think Australia has done more for them than the Canadians (yes, despite the century's long support of the UK in times of…

The first occurrence goes even further back, we have examples pre-dating the Romans and Egyptians by centuries (some, even thousands of years, though that would depend on what Egyptian era you are talking about and what you would exactly mean by propaganda).

Iran-Contra affair, Bay of Pigs, School of the Americas and so on; that has happened already and yet, there is nothing anyone will or can do about it.