I'm sorry, but I had to quote from "Through the Looking-Glass" again. Ringo and Travis FTW.
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Quote:"Now," Weaver said, not even looking up. "We're going to Disney World."--
The staff duty officer had been reluctant to part with a Humvee and driver but when Weaver pointed out that he was going to be a making a report to the President in the morning, not to mention looking for where the Titcher might break through next, things got remarkably easier. The yawning driver took them down the almost deserted Greenway until it connected to Interstate 4 then turned south to County Road 535. More turns led to a guard-shack manned by a young guard in a blue uniform and a nylon jacket sporting an embroidered mouse that was world famous.
"Can I help you?" the guard said, looking at the driver of the Humvee. The only one available at that time of night was a recon Humvee that still had a 40mm grenade launcher mounted.
"Yes," Weaver said, leaning over the driver. "Could you direct me to Bear Island Road?"
"Sir, this is a restricted area," the guard said. "I understand that you think you need to enter here but we're considered a top target of terrorism. Nobody gets in without a pass that has to be preapproved by the security office. I don't see a pass. No pass, no entry."
"Too bad," Weaver said with a smile. "My orders from the national security advisor and the gun on the top of this thing, not to mention the very pissed off and sleepy SEAL in the back means I can go anywhere. Now, could you direct me to Bear Island Road?"
Chief Miller had just laid his head down for the first time in two days when he'd felt somebody kicking his boot.
"Come on, Miller, the game's afoot," Weaver had said, tossing him his M-4.
"What now?" Miller said, standing up. He was almost instantly awake but that didn't mean he was rested. He looked at his watch and groaned. "Jesus, I just got off the horn to SOCOM an hour ago!"
"You're a SEAL? You're complaining about a little sleep? Besides, how long were you out in Shands?"
"What?" Miller asked. "UNCONSCIOUSNESS does not COUNT."
"Whatever, come on. . . ."
So he was in no mood to be held up by some rent-a-cop. And he'd been waiting most of his adult life for a moment like this.
"Son," he said, popping his head up through the gunner's hatch and training the MK-19 until it was pointed vaguely at the guard. "We're in no mood for Mickey Mouse. Get out of the road."
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