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Mr Odinga arrived at the house of Jimmy Wanjigi, nicknamed "James Bond" after the fictional British spy because of his stylish lifestyle, amid a police search for guns.

But they certainly could not stop a Pakistani pigeon that was "arrested" in India in May for suspicion of being a "spy" because of its "Pakistani markings".

He was twice imprisoned on charges of spying because of his association with diplomats — first by the Soviets and later by the Taliban — and fled with his family into Pakistan, where he drove a taxi.

The government soon abandoned the concerns about spying because of a lack of evidence, but agents later searched Dr. Lee's home and found evidence that he had improperly downloaded a library of nuclear weapons secrets to an unsecure computer and then to 10 computer tapes.

He learns that many British agents around the world have been eliminated by enemy spies because of their inability to resist sex.

From the Hollywood blacklist to John Lennon's FBI files, on every part of the globe, artists have historically been targets of government spying because of their politically themed work, ideological orientation, or even, the art form that they practice.

This news should read as highly disturbing for Canadians, who may presume they are immune to NSA spying because of their non-Americanness or non-evilness, but in reality could very well be swept up by the NSA's Bond villain-esque data-vacuum.

Rupert Allason, the Conservative MP, said Farzad was clearly a spy because the name of an Israeli businessman, Jacob Nimrodi, was found in his address book.

But Britain could have been breaking international law in sending a spy because the venue of all UN climate summits is declared to be UN territory for the duration of the negotiations.

In 1948, Yugoslavia expelled him as an Israeli spy, mostly because of his beatnik beard and biblical get-up.

He was accused of being a spy solely because of his American birth, he says, then saw his sentences compounded for complaining.