If you do, you will be locked out of your cell without warning and that will end your part in the Rebellion.
You will not know their professions or even their names, and this is for their safety. If you pass your intelligence on to all of your cell-members you can be guaranteed that it will reach the ears of our command in a matter of hours, days at most.Īt no time should you seek to learn more about your cell, or your cell-members. If you feel offended by this, remember that your fellow cell-members are also security risks, and we areĮnsuring your safety by reducing the number of contacts they have.Īlso, do not worry about any problems about the passage of any information you come across. Recruiting you was actually a security risk, and we are minimizing this by allowing you access to as few of our people as possible. Our entire intelligence network is run like this.
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If you find it difficult to manage, then your time as a free member of the Federation will probably be very limited.ĭo not be concerned by the fact that you probably only know two, and never more than three, of your fellow cell-members. If you do it well, you should be able to survive indefinitely. Your ability to perfectly merge into your new life willĭetermine your life-span as a ‘spy’. At no stage will you depart from what would be your normal routine if you were really just starting out on a new planet with a new job, as opposed to being a Rebellion informant. Firstly, you are not a ‘spy’ you are a normal, regular Citizen of the Federation with a decent job and all the normal quirks and passions of such.
These are the people you will be passing information on to, and who You will probably only talk to these people once in any month, but you will probably see them every day for as long as we struggle against the Bureau. These freighters are our lifeblood, and we cannot afford to lose them.Īfter being placed on a strange world in a new job with a completely new life, you will be visited by two, or perhaps three, of your cellmembers, and these people will be your contacts. Understand that if you were somehow captured by the Bureau, their torture techniques are so advanced that any information you know will be extracted from you.
We know of your plight, and we sympathize. In the many days of the voyage, you will probably only be spoken to briefly by perhaps two people, and you will not be told the names of either the crew or the ship you travel on. You were probably given this document on what is going to be a long and depressing spaceflight in the cargo bay of what seems to be a dilapidated freighter. You will never again meet the individuals who introduced you to the Rebellion, and that is both for your safety As you can understand, if the Bureau had been watching the rebels you came in contact with, we might have lost you, had we not moved you. You are currently being relocated away from the planet where you came into contact with the rebellion and are being placed elsewhere for security reasons. Without you, we could never hope to defeat them.
You are our secret weapon against the Bureau. But despite the fact that you will probably never receive the accolades you deserve, it is upon you that we base all our chances of success. You are now a part of the ‘silent’ majority of our forces. You have received this document because, by some method or other, you have become a member of the Rebellion. Part VI: The Rebellion Section Alpha SURVIVAL TIPS FOR REBELLION CELL-MEMBERS
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