| From: | shadowtk@********.demon.co.uk (Paul J. Adam) |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Project Manchu |
| Date: | Thu, 28 Mar 1996 23:43:03 GMT |
(Mark L. Neidengard) writes:
> According to Paul J. Adam:
> Some series of (apparently) disconnected incidents in the news might be a good
> way to go about it. Say that the Aztlanis don't have the psychology perfected
> yet with occasional unexpected (and peculiar) results. =)
I'll work on that, then.
> > At the moment, I'm envisaging Lynch-plus-help fighting his way up the
> >supply chain to the directing organisation, which is... where? Aztlan or
> >Aztechnology turf, naturally. I like a converted offshore oil platform, but
> >that may have been done here already :) With InterPol closing in steadily,
> >of course. Brian and I have some ideas on that already.
>
> Sounds good by me. When it comes time to get other runners into the mix, I
> would rather have them be hired by somebody (say a corp or a government)
> rather than trying to do the whole thing out of a sense of "civic duty".
Agreed: Lynch might be a man of means, but many runners have bills to pay :)
And while tortureware might be nasty, and subliminal programming by BTLs
alarming, "I don't use BTL and anyone who does deserves what they get:
and if I frag up enough to get a tortureware chip stuck in my head I was
screwed already." Not something to drive altruism the way Maxim's nukes,
or the Muffin Man's psychosis, would. That's going to be a 'for hire'
when it happens.
Hey, a team get *paid* for once! :)
--
Paul J. Adam
