Kokuten, this is the sort of guy that the Blazers would actively pursue as members or at least associates. And this would be the sort of work that the BBI would sponsor, along with the removal of the steel rods that disrupt the ley lines of Manchuria (true story; the Japanese army drove steel rods into the ground at important geomantic locations when they retreated from China at the end of WWII, with the intent of disrupting the feng shui and good fortune of the land) and continued research on the long term effects of Agent Orange and other materials on the environment and people of the Pacific Rim (More Trivia: Micronesia has a holiday called Nuclear Survivors Day, memorializing those damaged by the tests at Bikini Atoll and other sites).
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To: dontcallmefox@bbi.fen
From: buckaroo@bbi.org
CC: dontcallmefox@bbi.org
Hound,
Congratulations on your find. Mr. Salk is right up our alley. Please let him know that Blackstone and the World Watch One would like to talk to him about travel arrangements. We understand that he won't want to leave for a few years, but "well begun is half done," as the Old Greek once said. We would also like him to speak with Dr. Ng in Da Nang when he has the time. It sounds like Mr. Salk understands the risks of working with depleted uranium, but in the interest of keeping our side of the deal, we'd like to have him take a physical for safety's sake. Let him know that it will be our assurance to him that we won't try to get out of the deal by putting his health at risk.
Blackstone should have a pair of go phones for you and Mr. Salk when he and the WW1 arrive. The phones should improve communication between the two of you and the Institute. Blackstone will explain further when he arrives, but let me be the first to welcome you officially to the Global Frequency.
You'll have noticed that I am sending copies of this email to Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Steiner at the United Nations Environment Programme. Mr. Steiner is responsible for coordinating environmental cleanup in all United Nations countries, and he will no doubt want to know the details of where Mr. Salk has managed to remove the uranium from the topsoil and water tables. Please coordinate with Mr. Steiner and Nezumi regarding this information.
One final word: While the blue jacket is traditional among the Blazers, it is by no means necessary. The "Blue Blaze" refers to the emblem of the Institute, with a "Blue Blazer" being one who wears it. If you want to continue wearing the jacket, don't let me stop you, but like the UN Peacekeepers's berets, it does identify you overtly. There are forces that are less than favorably inclined toward our work, Hound. Tread carefully.
Your friend,
Buckaroo
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Yes, Mr. Mulder just got named by Buckaroo. He did ask not to be called "Fox."Ebony the Black Dragon
Senior Editor, Living Room Games
http://www.lrgames.com
Ebony the Black Dragon
http://ebony14.livejournal.com
"Good night, and may the Good Lord take a Viking to you."
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To: dontcallmefox@bbi.fen
From: buckaroo@bbi.org
CC: dontcallmefox@bbi.org
Hound,
Congratulations on your find. Mr. Salk is right up our alley. Please let him know that Blackstone and the World Watch One would like to talk to him about travel arrangements. We understand that he won't want to leave for a few years, but "well begun is half done," as the Old Greek once said. We would also like him to speak with Dr. Ng in Da Nang when he has the time. It sounds like Mr. Salk understands the risks of working with depleted uranium, but in the interest of keeping our side of the deal, we'd like to have him take a physical for safety's sake. Let him know that it will be our assurance to him that we won't try to get out of the deal by putting his health at risk.
Blackstone should have a pair of go phones for you and Mr. Salk when he and the WW1 arrive. The phones should improve communication between the two of you and the Institute. Blackstone will explain further when he arrives, but let me be the first to welcome you officially to the Global Frequency.
You'll have noticed that I am sending copies of this email to Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Steiner at the United Nations Environment Programme. Mr. Steiner is responsible for coordinating environmental cleanup in all United Nations countries, and he will no doubt want to know the details of where Mr. Salk has managed to remove the uranium from the topsoil and water tables. Please coordinate with Mr. Steiner and Nezumi regarding this information.
One final word: While the blue jacket is traditional among the Blazers, it is by no means necessary. The "Blue Blaze" refers to the emblem of the Institute, with a "Blue Blazer" being one who wears it. If you want to continue wearing the jacket, don't let me stop you, but like the UN Peacekeepers's berets, it does identify you overtly. There are forces that are less than favorably inclined toward our work, Hound. Tread carefully.
Your friend,
Buckaroo
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Yes, Mr. Mulder just got named by Buckaroo. He did ask not to be called "Fox."Ebony the Black Dragon
Senior Editor, Living Room Games
http://www.lrgames.com
Ebony the Black Dragon
http://ebony14.livejournal.com
"Good night, and may the Good Lord take a Viking to you."