That is why Paul has been hiring consultants. If you are putting together a villainous plot you might as well ask the experts.
Ah, yes, the old metaknowledge conundrum. How much to reveal...
Just ripping the plaster off, are we? Hopefully, Doctor Munro won't go doing anything foolish...
Not directly, actually. Heck, OL didn't even realise Iron Munro existed here before the India mission, did he?
Big picture, Doctor. Humanity becoming supermen in a few generations. Lex won't jeopardise that for his own manias. I hope.
And since what Lex knows, The Light will know soon after...
Nothing that puts your country in danger, of course. Think of the goodwill!
You honestly think you'd last very long anyway?
In other words, Colonel, keep the war-boner in your figurative pants.
I'm betting everyone not involved in the highest planning level will end up very confused about it all.
Hopefully, nothing the UN would want to have words with them about...
Power ring. Until Warded servers became a thing, OL could know anything he wanted in moments...
Too much hassle to argue about it with OL...
In other words, have a meeting scheduled during their work day, but if he doesn't turn up.. Well, a free lunch!
Ah, eyes on the world's public opinion. How political of you, Colonel.
Oh, yeah, that was a thing.
Ah, the benefit of a non-totalitarian government. I'm sure the Colonel sees it was weakness...
So, cooperation likely but grudgingly given.
I take it Mirror Master there will be providing transportation for the fictional 'project'...
It should be 'misled'.
Now I really can't wait for the epic "training exercise".
He didnt cheat, he did something unexpected that still fulfilled the purpose of the exercise by revealing a hole in their defense a real Supervillain could exploit.
In all failed relationships, eventually you just have to move on.
i mean- he gave it his best shot-he gave the man so many choice whilst KNOWING just how far he was capable of sinking,
Because like he said, he doesn't have evidence, and because of Scry Wards he cant easily gather evidence.
Thank you, corrected.
So true. One of the US military's greatest assets, at least for the Army and Marines, is the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California. This is a facility for large-scale force-on-force training exercises, far bigger ones than any unit could do in their own base's maneuver grounds. However, the value of it doesn't come (solely) from that--it comes from the fact that there's an entire armored cavalry regiment based at Fort Irwin dedicated entirely to the job of being the opposing force at the NTC. As a result of the fact that they fight a major (if simulated) battle on the same ground every six weeks or so, the OPFOR know the NTC's grounds intimately--Tom Clancy once described it as them knowing the battlefield there "like an inner-city high school basketball team does its own court, where they know every loose board in the floor by name." The result is that the OPFOR is really really unfairly good at fighting at the NTC, particularly since the exercise rules do not have any differentiation in weapons performance between the unit training and the OPFOR (i.e., the OPFOR is assumed to have weapons just as advanced and effective as US forces); one standing joke is that there is an "OPFOR Tunnel" that lets the OPFOR move unobserved throughout the NTC and pop up wherever they want to be at any time (when it's really just that they know the terrain so well that they know where they need to be in advance, and how to get there unobserved).
Yes, yes, I know you folks invented the language, but that's no reason to treat it so poorly.
He looks a bit more like the Sinestro Corps version these days. He's expanded significantly for extra shipyard capacity.
So what, is he a giant grey building with a bunch of docks and stuff coming off him now?
Mmm... I think she was mimicking what he said.
That reminds me...
