"As long as they can get Philby's list and prove that the information on it is very detailed and can cause great damage, then they can blame the failure of intelligence work over the years on Philby and the failure to try Philby.

On the person who compares."

Schiller immediately understood that what Merkel actually meant was that the reason why these people worked so hard to find this list was to show that their opponents were too strong, not that they themselves were too weak.

As long as they find this list and record very detailed spy information, they can argue that we are playing a bright card and how can we defeat the opponent. In this way, the failure of intelligence work over the years can be

A write-off.

Siluke Siluke

"But why this time?" Schiller asked again.

Merkel shook her head, indicating that she didn't know either, but Schiller could understand that if the CIA wants to shirk responsibility, does it have to choose a time? In other words, shirk is their main business.

"Okay, you can ask me one last question, and then you can end this dream."

Merkel was silent for a while. Just when Schiller wanted to remind him, he looked into Schiller's eyes and said in a hoarse voice:

"Have you read the Communist Manifesto?"

Schiller was silent for a long time, then he stood up, walked to the window, looked at the nothingness outside the window, and whispered:

"You know what? The CIA agent is right outside my door. I just need to wake up right away and tell him that if you ask me this question, you won't be able to survive this winter."

"I know……"

Schiller turned around and saw a light in Merkel's eyes that was brighter than the sun that had descended on the top of the tower.
Chapter completed!