> Call me a cynic if you will.
Wouldn't dream of it, Anthony; you are an old sweetie.
After long and anonymous conversation with a detective
sergeant in London CID in a supermarket queue last week, I
have reason to accept that some policemen, even in nice old
MissMarpleland, are involved in drugs dealing, just as I can
imagine why an American nasty might wish to avoid the
consequences of his actions by incriminating members of the
CIA, an organisation which is not without its bad apples.
(Why, Mulder and Scully told me so, of course.) Can anybody
suggest a good contemporary hb which pits a PI against the
CIA? Or is that realistically inconceivable?
Traffic opens here on the 26th; early publicity makes it
sound interesting, and of course the director has done a lot
of good work in the past -- wouldn't miss it.
Marianne Macdonald
ps Now, Dilbert is someone whose every word I believe. At
least there is someone in this crazy old world who is always
Right. Deo gratia. Dilbert may well be off-topic.
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