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Surprised the cab to the airport didn't "break down" (or blow up) or he didn't get mugged on his way to the airport. My guess is that Chinese agents were keepin
by throwaway10001 13y ago
Surprised the cab to the airport didn't "break down" (or blow up) or he didn't get mugged on his way to the airport. My guess is that Chinese agents were keeping the CIA and Western ones at bay, since that ultimately is Chinese territory. I never for a minute believe that he was in hidden location, otherwise NSA and CIA should be disbanded.
While not ideal, Cuba is probably his best choice considering that China and Russia would not take /support him openly. The Chinese agents most likely cloned his drives one way or another and the Russians might do the same if there's a layover. It's really simple:
"Wanna go to Cuba?
Yes?
Fine, then do what Igor says."
- adrinavarro 13y agoIt'd be stupid not to have those stored somewhere else safe and/or encrypted.
- wmil 13y ago> Surprised the cab to the airport didn't "break down" (or blow up) or he didn't get mugged on his way to the airport. He's in no danger of being assassinated. There wouldn't be any point. Killing him to "make an example of him" doesn't make sense. Killing him with plausible deniability wouldn't send a message and killing him openly would just would just make the CIA look bad. However the US government can, publicly and openly, make his life very difficult.
- devcpp 13y agoI don't think looking bad matters to these people at this point.
- eli 13y agoAppearances aside, this isn't actually a spy movie.
- throwaway10001 13y agoNot a movie, but I am betting that hundred of spies were elbowing each other over him in Hong Kong. What he had with him is a gold mine. If they get an order to stop him from doing X, they have many tools at their arsenal