From alt.pub.dragons-inn Wed Oct 26 08:55:57 1994 Xref: netcom.com alt.pub.dragons-inn:7824 Path: netcom.com!ix.netcom.com!netcomsv!decwrl!spool.mu.edu!howland.reston.ans.net!swrinde!ringer.cs.utsa.edu!runner!dwomack From: dwomack@runner.utsa.edu (Jones) Newsgroups: alt.pub.dragons-inn Subject: [CIA] - Jones - Recruiting again! Date: 21 Oct 1994 01:06:33 GMT Organization: Committee for International Aid Lines: 49 Distribution: world Message-ID: <38746p$a9e@ringer.cs.utsa.edu> NNTP-Posting-Host: runner.jpl.utsa.edu Originator: dwomack@runner Henderson says: > "Delta Force, my friend, trained in Fort Bragg. I have taken up work with > the Goverment trying infiltrate one of the Cartels. Unfortunately > this is not Bogota. May I ask were we are? What it is we are trying > to do. And what about your names, I appear to be at a disadvantage." [Jones is impressed...combat skills like that could be really useful] > > Henderson offers his hand to Jones, and then to all the others. > Paying BD the respect of a courteous nod. fear>. "You are truly an awesome creature" issues from his lips with > the nod. > Jones smiles and says to Henderson "BD is good people; you can trust him. And I guarantee you his eating habits are a lot more civilized than any of the drill instructors in survival school! By the way, Henderson...are you particularly religious?" > His eyes fall on the cart, with Foxmore rising from it. "Well you guys > appear to be well equipped, You wouldn't happen to have any 9mm > ammunition, I might borrow, would you? I hate wandering around with an > empty gun. It provides so little protection." Henderson > hopes he is not asking for to much. Jones grins and says to Henderson "Just don't take aim at my friend BD anymore...he's on track to be a head of state soon; and later, maybe more. Jones continues "No need feeding your Glock the subsonic stuff I use in the pistol..." > > "Looks to me like you guys were just leaving. Unless you can point me > in the direction of Bogota do you mind if I tramp along." Jones chuckles and says "Bogota is a long way off...tell me, do you boys in Delta have any problem with causing a little 'collateral damage' and an occassional 'unfortunate civilian casualty'...all in the line of duty, of course? I keep hearing that the reason the folks over in DEA have so much trouble getting inside is that "policy" won't let them take out a farmer, or whoever gets in the way. Fortunately, there aren't any problems like that with the Company....So, I need to know if you're on board, or just along for the ride...By the way, ...the Company let's you make a profit off the deal..." > > >