| From: | Chipper <P.C.Steele@***.AC.UK> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Omega |
| Date: | Mon, 19 Apr 1993 14:18:32 BST |
office, overlooking those polluted waters of the Thames. Germany's decision
to declare war on Omega have made the headlines here, nobody is talking about
anything else. Shares rose in anticipation of increased demand from Germany.
The politcal front is wild to be sure it seems that two individual messages
have come out of Britain one from the foreign office against Germany and one
from the Prime Minister himself supporting Germany's actions. It seemed
that we could have an apparant rift in goverment here. I got in contact with
a civil service buddy to see what he could make of it. He said that the
information that came from the foreign office was that an unauthorised member
of staff had used the office's priority commmunication channels to the UN, to
pass on what appeared to be a statement saying that Britain did not support
Germany. I also got it on very good authority that this particular member of
staff has for a long time been a suspected C.I.A. plant, though nothing was
known for certain. As to wether Britain will be offering futher assistance
he was unsure, at the moment it seems the Britsh goverment is still shell
shocked from finding that this C.I.A. plant did what she did.
What is now brought into question is the validity of Trevors claims
that Japan has also expressed outrage at the incident for surely the C.I.A.
plant was linked to Trevor and it is possible that a similar plant did the
same in Japan. ]<<<<<
-Chipper (Your English Contact)
