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But will they grant it? Zaitzev wondered.
Surely they would. He could tell them about all manner of KGB operations in the West. He had the names of officers and the code names of agents-traitors to the Western governments, people whom they would definitely wish to eliminate.
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And what does that make you, Oleg Ivanovich? The little voice in his mind asked, just to torment him.
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Where and how?
It would have to be a crowded place, where people could bump into each other so naturally that even a counterspy from the Second Chief Directorate would not be able to see what was happening or hear what was being said.
And suddenly he realized: His own wife worked in such a place.
So he'd write it down on another blank message form and transfer it on the metro as he'd already done twice. Then he'd see if the Americans really wanted to play his game. He was in the Chairman's seat now, wasn't he? He had something they wanted, and he controlled how they could get it, and he would make the rules in this game, and they would have to play by those rules. It was just that simple, wasn't it?
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But will they grant it? Zaitzev wondered.
Surely they would. He could tell them about all manner of KGB operations in the West. He had the names of officers and the code names of agents-traitors to the Western governments, people whom they would definitely wish to eliminate.
Was that being an accessory to murder? he asked himself.
No, it was not.3 A series of nike">http://www.flywadeii.com/nike-zoom-kobe-vi-c-26.html">nike zoom kobe vi 1 Phats partially built with a weather-ready rip-stop nylon are set to roll out the next two months, all of which were previewed as part of our Holiday 2012 Jordan Brand Preview.. Those persons were traitors, after all. And a traitor was a traitor...
And what does that make you, Oleg Ivanovich? The little voice in his mind asked, just to torment him.
But he was strong enough now to shake it off with a simple movement of his head left and right. Traitor? No, he was preventing a murder, and that was an honorable thing. And he was an honorable man.nike">http://www.flywadeii.com/nike-zoom-hyperpe2012-c-24.html">nike zoom hyperpe2012's dominance of Cleveland began with 'The Shot', which Jordan Brand retold through the jordan IV 'Cavs', but another major moment in Jordan's career happened in Cleveland - his career high in scoring for a single game.czfnk12.
But he still had to figure a way to do it. He had to meet with an American spy and say what he wanted.
Where and how?
It would have to be a crowded place, where people could bump into each other so naturally that even a counterspy from the Second Chief Directorate would not be able to see what was happening or hear what was being said.
And suddenly he realized: His own wife worked in such a place.
So he'd write it down on another blank message form and transfer it on the metro as he'd already done twice. Then he'd see if the Americans really wanted to play his game. He was in the Chairman's seat now, wasn't he? He had something they wanted, and he controlled how they could get it, and he would make the rules in this game, and they would have to play by those rules. It was just that simple, wasn't it?
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