The gang at the Sasamat on W. 10th Ave. in Vancouver are spending the Victoria   
   Day long weekend discussing setting up a "See" in Vancouver that they can send   
   in to spy on the Conservatives. This is not the first time I've heard the   
   "See" discussed in    
   Vancouver.   
      
   In 1992 I worked in an office tower at 401 West Georgia. There were a large   
   number of young Chinese Canadian males working there at the time. They wanted   
   to put the "See" in a white guy and send him into the drug trade on the   
   Downtown Eastside. They    
   would be able to spy on the dealers, without being seen.   
      
   Actually the "See" is not just known about in Vancouver. Prior to 1988 I lived   
   in Quebec City. The English there called the "See" the "Camera". They wanted   
   to put the camera in a student from Ontario and use him to find Pierre   
   Trudeau's secret homosexual    
   network in the city. A large number of Anglophones in Quebec City even called   
   this student from Ontario "The Camera" in public.   
      
   It didn't take the Americans long to pick up what was going on and then one   
   day a big buzz went through the town about the current issue of USA Today. I   
   bought the edition. On the right hand page was a picture of a periscope, which   
   the caption called "   
   The Camera". It was aimed at the left hand page. On the left hand page was a   
   cartoon of Pierre Trudeau propped up on an elbow, on a hospital gurney saying,   
   "Where's the beef?" The caption under the cartoon said "The Secret Network".   
      
   JL 17-05-2015   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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