Técnicos de Investigación Aeroterráquea ('Aeroterrestrial Investigation Technicians') Technological Hierarchy for the Removal of Undesirables and the Subjugation of Humanity Semi-autonomous network of sleeper agents tasked with preserving continuity of government in the event of major catastrophe Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division SCP – Containment Breach, SCP: Secret Laboratory Secret organization responsible for finding and containing anomalies Multi-national counter-terrorism task force Organization of Democratic Intelligence Networks Independent international intelligence agency

International Secret Intelligence Service Secret organization responsible for finding and eliminating paranormal threatsĪ division of the Soviet Union's Main Intelligence Directorate United Nations Global Occult Coalition (UNGOC) government agency tasked with containing and studying phenomena which violate the laws of reality Secret black-ops branch of the governmentĪ secret U.S. Intelligence agency that employs children Oversight and Sections (including Section One)Ī clandestine United States agency which has unlimited resources to conduct covert operations on behalf of the governmentī613 is a covert government agency formerly run by Rowan, later by Jake Ballard for a while and now run by Olivia Pope.Ĭanadian National Intelligence Agency (NISA)Ī secret organization within the US government that carries out assassinationsĬentral Organization of Police SpecialistsĪ unit of the in-game Los Santos Police Department (LSPD), the Community Resources Against Street Hoodlums is a parody of its real-life counterpart as a unit of the Los Angeles Police Department(LAPD).Īmerican intelligence and assassination organization (Although capitalized, the name does not appear to be an acronym) They make an entertaining and effective espionage team – the adventurous and oafish Davies perfectly offsets the churlish, sophisticated Carruthers, who becomes more daring as his excitement and sense of patriotism grows.Intelligence and secret police arm of the Yellow Empire Riddle of the Sands: A Record of Secret Service, Erskine Childers (1903)Ĭhilders’s only novel begins with government clerk Carruthers reluctantly accepting an invitation from his friend Davies to go on a yachting trip, but what starts as a holiday soon becomes an adventure as the pair uncover a German plot to invade England. Darkly satirical, Conrad’s novel is strikingly relevant today. Spying on anarchists for the Russians, he finds himself nervously taking on a more active role when they demand that he orchestrates a bombing on the Greenwich Observatory. The Secret Agent: A Simple Tale, Joseph Conrad (1907)Īn overweight pornographic-shop owner who has ‘embraced indolence’, Verloc isn’t exactly what you’d expect of a double agent. The Thirty-Nine Steps, John Buchan (1915)Ī skilled fisherman with an adventurous and self-sacrificing spirit, Hannay is a patriotic gentleman turned man on the run turned protector of significant British defence secrets – the perfect literary hero for a nation in the midst of the First World War. Many critics rate this book as the author’s finest work. Spies, he rants, are merely ‘people who play cowboys and Indians to brighten their rotten lives’. Sent to infiltrate the East German intelligence service, Leamas is a bitter, cynical character trapped in the desolate, grey world of early-1960s espionage. John le Carré admits that the inspiration for Leamas (left, played by Richard Burton) came when he saw a man in a raincoat walk tiredly into a bar at a London airport, haul out a handful of foreign change and order a large Scotch. The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, John le Carré (1963) Multilingual, a good shot and trained to an exceptional level in martial arts, he also has extraordinary observational skills and a superior ability to remain clearheaded in tricky situations. Fished out of the sea, riddled with bullets and with complete memory loss, Bourne’s mission is to uncover his identity while avoiding the CIA and a merciless assassin luckily, he has a knack for survival.

I mean, we’re all trying to find out who the hell we are, aren’t we?’ sighs Bourne’s psychiatrist. ‘In a way, he’s a functioning microcosm of us all. The Bourne Identity, Robert Ludlum (1980) Country Life's Top 100 architects, builders, designers and gardeners.

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