Rough Justice
Rough Justice
“There was silence for a while, and it was Cazalet who spoke first.
“Well, it beats anything I’ve heard in years. What do you think, Charles?”
“It’s certainly given the Russians a black eye. No wonder they wiped the screen clean,” Ferguson replied. “It’s the smart way to deal with it.”
“And you think it could stay that way? A non-event?”
“As regards any important repercussions. How could the Kremlin complain while at the same time denying any involvement? Okay, these things sometimes leak, Chinese whispers as they say, but that’s all. Miller will mention it to the PM, but it’s no different from the kind of things I have to tell him on a regular basis these days. We’re at war, whether we like it or not, and I don’t mean just Iraq and Afghanistan.”
“One thing does interest me,” Blake said. “According to his entry on the computer, except for the Falklands as a boy out of Sandhurst, Miller spent his eighteen years behind a desk at Army Intelligence headquarters in London.”
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