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ID_CLARK=Since RAINBOW keeps on getting tapped for missions in the Western Hemisphere, a suggestion's been made to keep you stationed out at Langley temporarily, at least until things calm down. In the meantime, we've got a new assignment.\n\nA U.S. Coast Guard cutter intercepted a freighter bound for Savannah. On board were a few hundred kilos of cocaine, approximately twenty crates of assault weapons, and a few million sheets of neo-fascist propaganda. The ship's manifest pointed the Coast Guard to a shipping firm in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Coincidentally, that's the same company some of the prisoners from Cayman Brac mentioned in their plea-bargains.\n\nWith that information in hand, the Brazilian government began surveillance of the operation. They hit the jackpot. We've got footage of guns and drugs going in and out of the warehouse. The surprise here, though, is that we've also got video of what looks like chemical weapons containers labeled in Russian.\n\nTechnically, this sort of opera
ID_CLARK1=tion isn't under our jurisdiction, but I twisted a few arms and got the assignment. This looks too much like a part of what we're already dealing with for me to let it go.
ID_CODENAME=Stone Cannon
ID_CONTROL=Operation Stone Cannon. An import-export firm in Porto Alegre, Brazil, is allegedly housing what authorities have identified as components of a chemical nerve agent. Surveillance data has been confirmed by details of confessions extracted from several of the terrorists captured on Cayman Brac. Your mission is to raid the company's warehouse and secure all chemical agents on the premises.
ID_DATETIME=2006.06.10 - 0500
ID_LOCATION=Porto Alegre, Brazil
ID_MENUNAME=EUTF Cup Import-Export
ID_MISSION_ORDER=Your mission is to raid the company's warehouse and secure all chemical agents on the premises. Since this is a raid, no one is expecting you. Use this to your advantage, but don't let your guard down even for an instant. These guys are well armed and highly motivated.
ID_NEWSWIRE=An impromptu hostage crisis in the recession-wracked Argentina has been brought to a successful, if tragic, conclusion. Argentine special forces were able to successfully storm a meat packing plant in the city of Pilar, where members of the plant staff had been taken hostage by armed burglars. Police responded to an emergency call from the plant's night watchman, who had apparently surprised the men in the company offices.\n\nTwo hostages were killed by the burglars before the special anti-terrorist unit arrived on the scene. No group claimed responsibility for the attack, but the demands the hostage-takers issued called for the release of known terrorists currently being held in several countries, including Venezuela. Police are still looking for a motive to the attack, and an investigation is ongoing. A memorial service for the victims will be held Tuesday at Saint Mary's Catholic Church in Pilar.
ID_SWEENY=You did nice work in Argentina, and now Intel's hoping to return the favor. At this point we can confidently state that the "burglars" at the meat-packaging plant were there to destroy forty years worth of financial records. You'd think a match would have done the job, but they seemed intent on keeping the plant intact. \n\nThe good news is, they didn't nick the back-ups. We found those and we're beginning to see why someone wanted the lot destroyed. It's going to take weeks, if not longer, to decipher them, but one thing is clear: that packing plant was used as a cover for a great many things.\n\nAs for the import-export firm, the surveillance footage we’ve got shows them moving a lot of gear in and out, including what looks to be top-of-the-line weaponry. Be prepared; they’re not going to be firing cheap AK-47 knock-offs when you come through the door. We’re still working on getting a final translation on the labels on the shipping containers, but a first look confirms our worst fears
ID_SWEENY1=. It’s the ingredients for VX nerve gas. \n\nVX, in case you were wondering, is a nerve agent that binds to neurotransmitters and blocks them. It doesn’t matter if you touch it or inhale it; the end result is a quick, agonizing death, and the amount required for a lethal dose is tiny. Even worse, the stuff sticks around forever and adheres to damn near any surface you can imagine.