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[FOX MULDER]

"Three months ago, you lost the drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe."

 

Is it plausible that such a drive could ever exist? That M, or MI6, would ever be foolish enough to create such a thing?

 

drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe

 

It's hard to imagine any intelligence agency displaying such utter incompetency, let alone the British Secret Service...

[Dustin]

"Three months ago, you lost the drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe."

Is it plausible that such a drive could ever exist? That M, or MI6, would ever be foolish enough to create such a thing?

drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe

It's hard to imagine any intelligence agency displaying such utter incompetency, let alone the British Secret Service...

Actually...

[Chief of SIS]

They got to keep it somewhere I suppose. Not terribly improbable that such a list would exist or needed. Just look at how and what has been uncovered about secret services in the world in the last ten years through technology.  Though I am sure it would be a highly secure and encrypted file, that's no problem for Silva, right? 

[The Shark]

 

"Three months ago, you lost the drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe."

Is it plausible that such a drive could ever exist? That M, or MI6, would ever be foolish enough to create such a thing?

drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe

It's hard to imagine any intelligence agency displaying such utter incompetency, let alone the British Secret Service...

Actually...

 

http://uk.reuters.co...E62A5P720100311

http://www.guardian....k/2000/mar/28/2

 

And very recently:

 

http://www.dailymail...red-stolen.html

 

 

 

[FOX MULDER]

They got to keep it somewhere I suppose.

They've got to keep the information, yes.

 

But I find it hard to believe it would all be stored on one particular drive. 

[The Shark]

 

They got to keep it somewhere I suppose.

They've got to keep the information, yes.

 

But I find it hard to believe it would all be stored on one particular drive. 

 

 

It's possible the data was compressed onto that one drive.

[FOX MULDER]

 

 

"Three months ago, you lost the drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe."

Is it plausible that such a drive could ever exist? That M, or MI6, would ever be foolish enough to create such a thing?

drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe

It's hard to imagine any intelligence agency displaying such utter incompetency, let alone the British Secret Service...

Actually...

 

http://uk.reuters.co...E62A5P720100311

http://www.guardian....k/2000/mar/28/2

 

And very recently:

 

http://www.dailymail...red-stolen.html

 

 

 

 

Surely, these examples only strengthen my point. If classified material is prone to go "missing" then why keep a single drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe? Sounds like a ridiculous idea, if you ask me. Although, I'm sure people like Silva are very thankful for it...

[Dustin]

"Three months ago, you lost the drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe."

Is it plausible that such a drive could ever exist? That M, or MI6, would ever be foolish enough to create such a thing?

drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe

It's hard to imagine any intelligence agency displaying such utter incompetency, let alone the British Secret Service...

Actually...

http://uk.reuters.co...E62A5P720100311
http://www.guardian....k/2000/mar/28/2

And very recently:

http://www.dailymail...red-stolen.html

Surely, these examples only strengthen my point. If classified material is prone to go "missing" then why keep a single drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe? Sounds like a ridiculous idea, if you ask me. Although, I'm sure people like Silva are very thankful for it...

Actually if something sounds like a ridiculous idea chances are it's standard operating procedure in some branch or other of any conceivable administration and government subsidiary. You'd be surprised what kind of utter lunacy the human mind can create, if only there's an official monicker attached to it...

[AMC Hornet]

Well said.

 

“Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn't.”

Mark Twain

[seawolfnyy]

Study what I studied in college and you would not be surprised what the brain can come up with. If you can think it, then someone has more than likely attempted it. Just because it's incredibly stupid and doesn't make sense, does not mean it isn't plausible.

[Hockey Mask]

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