I had a news item I wanted to share, not for its direct connection to our plot or fictional potential, but as an example of what sorts of plots are possible. Europe’s most wanted man plotted my murder — and that of my colleague -- both of whom worked for Bellingcat and had embarrassed Russia for finding so many records on how they tried to kill Navalny.
I think my takeaway here is that Boris and Natasha might be on the more competent end of Russian spies. You know, like a little over 50th percentile. Yes, they have better spies, but they also have many worse spies. And you may become a target just because you embarrass someone one time, and they just assume that you're CIA because you managed to embarrass them.
I think my takeaway here is that Boris and Natasha might be on the more competent end of Russian spies. You know, like a little over 50th percentile. Yes, they have better spies, but they also have many worse spies. And you may become a target just because you embarrass someone one time, and they just assume that you're CIA because you managed to embarrass them.
"Kitto daijoubu da yo." - Sakura Kinomoto