From Russia With Love Or Anna Chapman And Her Alleged No Goodniks Poem by Joe Rosochacki

It is far cry from Boris and Natasha on the Bullwinkle Show
That I viewed when I was a kid
Or when I went to the see the latest James Bond movie
That's what I sometimes did
at the Martha Washington Theater on Joseph Campau
(in beautiful downtown Hamtramck)
But now the cold war is in play again,
This time using digital technology, Wi-Fi internet
The messages were sent almost to them at the speed of light

The illegals (spies) communicated with Moscow using high-tech spy tricks such as
radiograms — coded bursts of data that sound like Morse Code. Messages
were also embedded in digital images the spies downloaded from websites.

While using the same old disappearing ink,
And secret stashes of money that was used back then.
Anna Chapman is accused was of being a Russian spy.
This 'looker' is a far cry from the character of Natasha,
More like a model within a 007 film.
The rest of the characters are as follows:
Many had posed as Canadians
Were employed by the former KGB's successor the Sluzhba Vneshney Razvedki (SVR) .
All the while the president of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Medvedev,
Who met with President Obama
-came to the G 20 summit in Toronto.

Cynthia and Richard Murphy, Montclair, N.J.
Patricia Mills and Michael Zottoli, Arlington, Va.
Tracey Foley and Donald Heathfield, Cambridge, Mass.
Vicky Pelaez and Juan Lazaro, Yonkers, N.Y.
Mikhail Semenko, Arlington, Va.
Robert Christopher Metsos

This past weekend I attended the Guitar Foundation of America's convention
In the Texas city of Austin.
I became acquainted a wonderful guitarist whose name is Aldo Rodriguez Delgado.
In the foyer, he played Leyenda flawlessly,
We talked about the American embargo on Cuba,
-how it was ridiculous as we all know,
I said to Mr. Rodriguez Delgado how the Russians have not changed,
And neither did the USA for that matter,
The 'cold war' has not been idle,
It's been digitized.

7-1-10

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