Battlefield Contract Worker

Important Person

"If you have anything, it's better to say it here. I don't want to get into some trouble for no reason. And as far as I know, you are the kind of people who are very good at making trouble." Lin Rui waved his hand, "So I still I think it's better to stay away from you."

"Okay Rick, no kidding. I'm here on orders. The director has some new entrustments to you." Ms. Linda said sternly.

"Go ahead, I'm listening." Lin Rui replied.

"We found an important person, this person is very likely to be the key to the secret society's infiltration of the CIA." Linda looked at Lin Rui and explained.

"Or assassination?" Lin Rui looked at her and asked.

"This time is different. This person is very influential. It must not be as messy as last time. This person must die by accident." Linda replied,

"If it looks like he was murdered, it's going to be very serious.

If this happens, then we will deny all partnership with you. "

"Sounds serious. In that case, you might as well stop looking for me. Anyway, I'm busy right now, so I can't take care of the person you mentioned.

The flintlock exercise is in the final stages of preparation and I have a lot to do as a co-contractor. "Lin Rui shrugged.

"But what I'm talking about is more important than this exercise," Linda replied.

"Maybe for you, but for me..." Lin Rui was interrupted by Linda before he could finish his words. "This matter is equally important to you."

"What's the matter? Who is the person you want to kill? Is it the high-level CIA who can make you so scruples?" Lin Rui frowned.

"No, he's not from the CIA at all. The man's name is Bolt," Linda said in a low voice. "You need to kill this man, and you have to make him appear to be a natural death, or some kind of accident."

"The reason?" Lin Rui frowned.

"No reason, just remember to kill him." Linda shook her head.

"You asked me to kill, but didn't give me any reason or reason?" Lin Rui asked rhetorically.

"Have you done less of this kind of thing? When did you ask the reason and the reason?" Linda asked rhetorically.

"I'm starting to ask now because I feel like it's not that simple and it could get me and the company in trouble. So I have to ask.

If you still want to keep fooling me, I suggest you go find someone else. "Lin Rui replied directly.

"Okay." Linda shook her head. "What the **** do you want to know?"

"Who is this person? Why are you so jealous?" Lin Rui asked.

Linda hesitated for a while, then turned to see him and said, "Have you heard of think tanks?"

"Think tanks?" Lin Rui frowned, "American think tanks?"

Linda took a breath and nodded, "You can say that. Think tanks, that is, think tanks, also called think tanks or wisdom tanks. It refers to a multi-disciplinary group of experts who deal with social, economic, technological, military It is a public research institution that provides advice and suggestions on various issues such as foreign affairs, foreign affairs, etc., and provides the best theories, strategies, methods, ideas, etc.

It is an important force influencing government decision-making and promoting social development.

In recent decades, think tanks have played an increasingly important role in the formulation of domestic and foreign policies of Western countries, and their influence is particularly significant in the United States.

With accurate and comprehensive analysis and judgment, extensive and in-depth contacts with the political world, and influence in the public, these research institutions influence major decisions in American politics, economy, society, military, diplomacy, science and technology, etc., so that scholars from relevant countries will Think tanks are regarded as the fourth sector after the legislative, executive and judicial sectors. "

"Something like the RAND Corporation?" Lin Rui looked at her and asked.

“Yes, the RAND Corporation is just one of them. American think tanks generally emphasize their nonprofit, independence, and nonpartisanship, but that was the initial situation, and the situation is much more complicated now.

Think tanks generally have a board of directors that is fully responsible for research plans, project approval, and implementation verification, and to ensure the independence of think tanks, but this independence is only relative.

First of all, think tanks have their own positioning from the very beginning, either conservative, neutral, or radical, which have innately set colored glasses for the research of think tanks. Moreover, the background and ideas of the board members also determine the development direction and research trend of the think tank.

In particular, some think tanks that rely entirely on contracts between the U.S. government and the military, although on the surface they try to prove their independent civil status, but if you look closely at their donor lists, you can know who they are working for.

Most of the American think tanks are backed by some interest consortia, including some new technology groups and financial groups that have appeared in recent years. In order to protect economic interests and obtain greater benefits, these consortia publish research reports through think tanks.

Influence public opinion and influence government decision-making to achieve their own interests. Of course, there are also some consortiums that fund think tanks to conduct advanced research that is beneficial to society for the reasons of Western religious beliefs and moral traditions.

The Stimson Center is one of them. Founded in 1989, it is a think tank closely linked to the U.S. Congress and the government, focusing on regional security, transnational security, weapons of mass destruction control, and international security and peace issues, and is characterized by a strong military background. .

The Bolt you want to get rid of this time is the top person in this organization, or directly at the helm.

He is inextricably linked to the military as well as high-level U.S. government officials. To be honest, when I found out about this person~www.readwn.com~ even the director was a little surprised.

The background of this person is too powerful. Behind him are large consortiums, senior military generals, and high-level US government officials. Moreover, he himself is an academic authority and an elite who has the right to speak in public. ' Linda whispered.

"I understand when you say this. This is a guy who is not easy to mess with. So you don't dare to do it yourself, for fear of getting into trouble. That's why you came to me." Lin Rui nodded.

"You can say that. From our point of view, this guy is not easy to mess with. There's a huge complex network behind him.

It is very likely that the secret society organization took a fancy to this, so they took him down through various means. And Bolt is a figure enough to influence the top of the United States. He was even a guest at the White House.

And the intricate network of relationships behind him is a powerful consortium and a large institution that has the right to speak in public.

So we believe that this is an important figure in the organization of the secret society, and his position is very sensitive. Everything that can be touched and influenced can even change a country's strategy. "Linda said seriously.

(End of this chapter)