Not so much a request
"Richard Hunt? Used to live on Withington Road, Manchester?" One asked.
"Yes."
"The President here runs a very tight ship. We need ANY information we can get, to try to destabilise him. You can help with that."
"The girl that you met in the dollar bar works for the State, so do not tell her anything, but listen. And remember there are cameras everywhere. Anything you do WILL be on record."
"Tomorrow you will meet a lot of people. We need ANY information that you pick up from them."
"You leave the following morning. We shall debrief you before that."
- Category: True Stories Told As Fiction
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Frenchie about 2 years ago
Is there any way to avoid or outwit these cameras? :-D
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Neville Hunt about 2 years ago
Blimey Richard... I never realised that you were so well red!🤫
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Richard Hunt about 2 years ago
I'm not sure why there is not a category 'True Story' ... which is what this is ... well so far. Richard
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Richard Hunt about 2 years ago
Answering your question, Frenchie, it would not be easy to avoid the cameras. Once I knew that they were there, I could see them everywhere ... except in the British Embassy. They were not the sophisticated ones that we have now, but still not easy to spot. This was the mid 1980's when Nicolae Ceausescu ruled the country by fear. There were at least three cameras in the dollar bar and two in my room. Most of the people were poor ... as we shall be finding out when we leave Bucharest
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VerityAlways about 2 years ago
I've got to catch up on these. These are truly gripping tales. I'm anxious for the next!!
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Neville Hunt about 2 years ago
You kept this quiet bruv!
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Richard Hunt about 2 years ago
Think about the very first sentence in this episode.
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Neville Hunt about 2 years ago
AEI?
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Richard Hunt about 2 years ago
Think more deeply than that, Bob, Where did I walk to on my megathon ... and why?
