Michael Malone - Weebly

Should they blackmail him, promote him, transfer him,
assassinate him, subpoena him, haul him in on the
carpet, or have his townhouse recarpeted free of
charge?
Should they deny everything, admit everything, beat
him to the punch, or let him wear himself out on the
ropes? Should they terminate both him and Eagerly?
Should they terminate the operation since (a) everyone
seemed to think it had already been terminated anyhow,
(b) nobody seemed to know it had ever been started,
(c) everyone seemed to think someone else had started
it, (d) nobody seemed to know who, (e) nobody
seemed to know what the operation was.
However, the problem with ordering Svatopluk's
operation inoperative was (f) nobody seemed to know
where the man was, except that he was somewhere in
Connecticut. Therein lay the gentlemen's problem. They
couldn't simply go around knocking on Federalist doors
in pretty little villages and asking the residents if they
had happened to notice a CIA germ warfare lab
anywhere in the vicinity.
After an interlude of gloom and tax-deductible