How many secret service agencies are in the world?
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1-4-T-8-13-A0-3-2F-9-Dd-34-6\n\nUnscramble this then destroy the answer.
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Yes!!!!!!\nToo many to list, so, go here; http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html\nIt tell you about almost any Country just scroll to Military section.
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The United States Government would not be able to train and hire that many FBI agents. There are over 300 million people in this country.\n\nAnd besides, we still have the 1st Amendment.
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12,127,071 according to the CIA estimate, and you can see how many on the English language pages at the Angolan government website, Ministry of External Relations http://www.mirex.gv.ao/
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There are presently 191 member States of the United Nations
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Most will answer 192. The United Nations has 191 and the Vatican city makes 192.\n\nThere are places like Wales, Ireland, Puerto Rico, etc... that are NOT countries and therefore are not listed.\n\nA listing of countries is provided below\n\n(A) \nAfghanistan (Kabul) (AS) \nAlbania (Tirane) (EU)\nAlgeria (Algers) (AF)\nAndorra (Andorra la Vella) (EU)\nAngola (Luanda) (AF)\nAntigua and Barbuda (St. John's) (NA)\nArgentina (Buenos Aires) (SA)\nArmenia (Yerevan) (EU)\nAustralia (Canberra) (AU)\nAustria (Vienna) (EU)\nAzerbaijan (Baku) (AS)\n\n(B) \nBahamas (Nassau) (NA)\nBahrain (Manama) (AS)\nBangladesh (Dhaka) (AS)\nBarbados (Bridgetown) (NA)\nBelarus (Minsk) (EU)\nBelgium (Brussels) (EU)\nBelize (Belmopan) (NA)\nBenin (Port-Novo) (AF)\nBhutan (Thimphu) (AS)\nBolivia (Sucre) (SA)\nBosnia and Herzegovina (Sarajevo) (EU)\nBotswana (Gaborone) (AF)\nBrazil (Brasilia) (SA)\nBrunei (Bander Seri Begawan) (AS)\nBulgaria (Sofia) (EU)\nBurkina Faso (Ouagadougou) (AF)\nBurma/Myanmar (Yangon) (AS)\nBurundi (Bujumbura) (AF)\n\n(C) \nCambodia (Phnom Penh) (AS)\nCameroon (Yaounde) (AF)\nCanada (Ottawa) (NA)\nCape Verde (Praia) (EU - Portugal)\nCentral African Republic (Bangui) (AF)\nChad (N'Djamena) (AF)\nChile (Santiago) (SA)\nChina (Beijing) (AS)\nColombia (Bogota) (SA)\nComoros (Moroni) (AF)\nCongo (Brazzaville) (AF)\nCongo, Democratic Republic of (Kinshasa) (AF)\nCosta Rica (San Jose) (NA)\nCote d'Ivoire/Ivory Coast (Yamoussoukro) (AF)\nCroatia (Zagreb) (EU)\nCuba (Havana) (NA)\nCyprus (Nicosia) (AS) and/or (EU)\nCzech Republic (Prague) (EU)\n\n(D) \nDenmark (Copenhagen) (EU)\nDjibouti (Djibouti) (AF)\nDominica (Roseau) (NA)\nDominican Republic (Santo Domingo) (NA)\n\n(E) \nEast Timor (Dili) (AS)\nEcuador (Quito) (SA)\nEgypt (Cairo) (AF)\nEl Salvador (San Salvador) (NA)\nEquatorial Guinea (Malabo) (AF)\nEritrea (Asmara) (AF)\nEstonia (Tallinn) (EU)\nEthiopia (Addis Ababa) (AF)\n\n(F) \nFiji (Suva) (AU - Oceania)\nFinland (Helsinki) (EU)\nFrance (Paris) (EU)\n\n(G) \nGabon (Liberville) (AF)\nGambia (Banjul) (AF)\nGeorgia (Tbilisi) (EU)\nGermany (Berlin) (EU)\nGhana (Accra) (AF)\nGreece (Athens) (EU)\nGrenada (St. George's) (NA)\nGuatemala (Guatemala City) (NA)\nGuinea (Conakry) (AF)\nGuinea-Bissau (Bissau) (AF)\nGuyana (Georgetown) (SA)\n\n(H) \nHaiti (Port-au-Prince) (NA)\nHonduras (Tegucigalpa) (NA)\nHungary (Budapest) (EU)\n\n(I) \nIceland (Reykjavik) (EU)\nIndia (New Delhi) (AS)\nIndonesia (Jakarta) (AS)\nIran (Tehran) (AS)\nIraq (Baghdad) (AS)\nIreland (Dublin) (EU)\nIsrael (Jerusalem) (AS)\nItaly (Rome) (EU)\n\n(J) \nJamaica (Kingston) (NA)\nJapan (Tokyo) (AS)\nJordan (Amman) (AS)\n\n(K) \nKazakstan (Astana) (AS)\nKenya (Nairobi) (AF)\nKiribati (Bairiki) (AU - Oceania)\nKorea, North (Pyongyang) (AS)\nKorea, South (Seoul) (AS)\nKuwait (Kuwait City) (AS)\nKyrgyzstan (Bishkek) (AS)\n\n(L) \nLaos (Vientiane) (AS)\nLatvia (Riga) (EU)\nLebanon (Beirut) (AS)\nLesotho (Maseru) (AF)\nLiberia (Monrovia) (AF)\nLibya (Tripoli) (AF)\nLiechtenstein (Vaduz) (EU)\nLithuania (Vilnius) (EU)\nLuxembourg (Luxembourg) (EU)\n\n    (M) \nMacedonia (Skopje) (EU)\nMadagascar (Antananarivo) (AF)\nMalawi (Lilongwe) (AF)\nMalaysia (Kuala Lumpur) (AS)\nMaldives (Male) (AS)\nMali (Bamako) (AF)\nMalta (Valletta) (EU)\nMarshall Islands (Majuro) (AU - Oceania)\nMauritania (Nouakchott) (AF)\nMauritius (Port Louis) (AF)\nMexico (Mexico City) (NA)\nMicronesia (Palikir) (AU - Oceania)\nMoldova (Chisinau) (EU)\nMonaco (Monaco) (EU)\nMongolia (Ulan Bator) (AS)\nMorocco (Rabat) (AF) (including Western Sahara)\nMozambique (Maputo) (AF)\n\n(N) \nNamibia (Windhoek) (AF)\nNauru (no official capital) (AU - Oceania)\nNepal (Kathmandu) (AS)\nNetherlands (Amsterdam, The Hague) (EU)\nNew Zealand (Wellington) (AU)\nNicaragua (Managua) (NA)\nNiger (Niamey) (AF)\nNigeria (Abuja) (AF)\nNorway (Oslo) (EU)\n\n(O) \nOman (Muscat) (AS) \n\n(P) \nPakistan (Islamabad) (AS)\nPalau (Koror) (AU - Oceania)\nPanama (Panama City) (NA)\nPapua New Guinea (Port Moresby) (AU)\nParaguay
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There are 194 independent countries in the world.\n\n"Depending on your criteria and definition of a country, the current count can range anywhere from 189 to 266 or so."
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We don't know the numbers, because nobody wants us to know. I think you'd need to contact individual agencies, embassies, etc. and do the math.
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Yeah, probably a couple of different ones.\nWith the types of specialties the NSA handles....I would really be surprised if there WASN'T a splinter group or two or three.
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There are 11 known secret societies, The Free Masons are among the top of them dating back to ancient Egyptian times, and many US presidents, senators, and representatives... have been, and some still are members of secret societies. You can learn much more about them by logging on to various websites, just enter secret societies and take your pick.
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There are 193 countries in the world today. \n\nUnless you don't count Taiwan.\n\nTaiwan is not considered an official country by many, which would bring the count down to 192 countries. Although Taiwan operates as an independent country, many countries (including the U.S.) do not officially recognize it as one. Because the People's Republic of China considers Taiwan a breakaway province of China, countries who wish to maintain diplomatic relations with China have had to sever their formal relations with Taiwan (more than 100 countries, however, have unofficial relations with Taiwan).
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FBI, CIA, NSA, SECRET SERVICE, DOD, Homeland security
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YES ... Created in 1865 as a tiny Treasury Department agency to root out counterfeit-currency rings, the Secret Service was given the mission of protecting presidents more than 35 years later. For over 137 years, the Secret Service has presented an image of bravery, excellence, and patriotism. Today, the Secret Service's protective mission extends to all retired presidents, the vice president, visiting heads of state, foreign missions, and a host of executive branch offices and residences. But a U.S. News investigation shows that, at a time when the stakes for the Secret Service are higher than ever, the agency is rife with problems and resistant to oversight and correction. President Bush has proposed moving the Secret Service into a new cabinet-level Department of Homeland Security.
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Globally, 12,672. Believe it or not.
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Go to http://www.worldsoccershop.com/\nall 32 nations are available in this site.
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The first source below has detailed info on the number and countries of origin of women ambassadors from 1992-2005. The second one is a list of the names, but is from October 2004.\n\nIn 2004, there were 11 in the main UN building, 14 in Geneva, and 14 in Vienna.
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There are 194 countries in the world today