Sure, this demand apparently came from the creepy star-chamber rubber-stamping Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, and was accessorized by an open-ended gag order — nothing says "checks and balances" like clandestine courts issuing classified orders enforced in absolute secrecy, right?
Local authorities authorised 501 clandestine investigations into issues ranging from drugs and prostitution to dog fouling and underage sunbed use.
Yet the issue of clandestine immigration has been relatively absent from the campaign debate ahead of the European elections.
In December, the issuing of another clandestine piece of legislation by the Conservatives in the form of omnibus Bill C-45 sparked the now international Indigenous rights movement "Idle No More," or what the country's Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, probably calls it: "a PR shit storm".
Two years ago, the Ministry of Religious Affairs issued a fatwa against clandestine emigration.
While the tiny remote-controlled helicopters, equipped with cameras that officials hope will allow them to catch the graffitists on the spot, are only entering the testing phase, the debate is well developed in a country where clandestine surveillance is a strongly emotional issue.
Hesse and Charlotte had a number of clandestine meetings.
All these ventures were failures, the authorized coins being driven out of circulation by British tokens, Birmingham halfpence, and the lightweight issues of "Machin's Mill" (a clandestine mint near Newburgh, N.Y).
This month, two retired veterans of the C.I.A.'s clandestine service, Vincent Cannistraro and Philip Giraldi, who now consult on intelligence issues, noted in a newsletter for their private clients that the attacks had been based on "fragmentary and ambiguous" information and had led to increased tension between Rumsfeld and the C.I.A. director, George Tenet.
There is an issue over how much support – overt or clandestine – he is going to get from the Conservative party.
