Star Blue Soldier by Donahue B Silvis

Author:Donahue B Silvis [Silvis, Donahue B]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction
Publisher: Donahue B. Silvis
Published: 2013-12-02T04:30:00+00:00

The following evening Zack arranged for an outdoor barbecue on the large, well-illuminated patio for Kip, Admiral Hildegard, General Mittlebonn, Whelan Dunne and Congressman Bernard. The five guests laughed, drank, ate and thoroughly enjoyed Zack’s hospitality. Killian was invited next door for dinner with Kip’s parents.

After their barbecue dinner, the guests went into the spacious living room and lit up their choice of a cigar or cigarette. Zack didn’t join them for the meeting. He went next door to visit with Killian, Jesse, and Arthur.

The five guests enjoyed a few minutes of light conversation, and smoking, before starting their intended discussion.

“We found out what we wanted to know about the CIA, but we sure as hell stirred up a hornets’ nest,” said the admiral.

General Mittlebonn agreed, “Yes, that’s true, now the Mafia and the CIA have a burr under their saddle as to who was informing General Dugan, and who killed the Mafia’s two best assassins.”

“For one, I think our man did a hell of a job,” Whelan Dunne pointed out. “Now we know for sure Director Waterton and his Deputy Director of Plans, William Spencer, were behind Dugan’s death.”

“Yes, but I would have liked a heads-up before the killing of those two mobsters,” said a concerned Congressman Bernard.

“Our chameleon wanted me to pass on how he felt,” Kip responded. “He told me timing was everything, and it was necessary to eliminate the men who killed the General to send a message to the CIA, and Mafia, that we’re not afraid of them. Now it’s our decision to decide what to do about Waterton and Spencer, who arranged the hit on the General.”

The men thought about what Kip had said.

“He’s right,” Admiral Hildegard conceded. “I believe we need to center on Spencer. There’s no question the CIA’s out of hand. He and Waterton have the pompous belief they’re invincible.”

“They may be out of hand, but to challenge the CIA director? I don’t know about that,” said Congressman Bernard.

“At this moment, and for the first time I’m sure they feel somewhat compromised,” emphasized Whelan Dunne. “The CIA and Mafia are friends. The Mafia has just lost two of their top men. General Dugan had challenged Director Waterton, and threatened to expose things the CIA doesn’t want the United States public to know about.”

“And they don’t have any idea who’s on to their dirty tricks,” said Kip.

“So far they don’t, and we damn sure need to keep it that way,” cautioned General Mittlebonn.

“I believe we should lay low for a while,” Congressman Bernard suggested.

“I sort of agree, but…” Whelan hesitated.

“But what, Whelan?” General Mittlebonn asked.

“Laying low is a good idea, but I’d still like to rock both of the directors’ apple carts,” Whelan confided.

“Like how?” asked Kip.

Whelan looked at Kip. “I’m not sure, but let’s let them know that someone is closely watching them, and all the current operations of the CIA. I’d like to make them feel uneasy.”

“Yes, I like the idea,” agreed the admiral. “Maybe our chameleon can do it

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