Chuck

Yeah. And apparently, even though they are now publicly acknowledged by the government as existing, that hasn't changed very much still today. Like they do not you can't as a government official go to MI6 and be like, I demand these records of your torture program in the Iraq war. Right. They'll just say, we don't know what you're talking about.

We're not even having this conversation. And that's that's what they don't have the kind of political and legal hamstringing that the CIA has. It's much less of a bureaucracy. And so they can do things that, say, like the CIA legally couldn't do. They have a lot of legal cover in Great Britain.

We're not even having this conversation. And that's that's what they don't have the kind of political and legal hamstringing that the CIA has. It's much less of a bureaucracy. And so they can do things that, say, like the CIA legally couldn't do. They have a lot of legal cover in Great Britain.

We're not even having this conversation. And that's that's what they don't have the kind of political and legal hamstringing that the CIA has. It's much less of a bureaucracy. And so they can do things that, say, like the CIA legally couldn't do. They have a lot of legal cover in Great Britain.

Right.

Right.

Right.

Thanks. I think we did really good, too.

Thanks. I think we did really good, too.

Thanks. I think we did really good, too.

Yeah, just give it like 50 years.

Yeah, just give it like 50 years.

Yeah, just give it like 50 years.

And they're all called C, too. It's the title for the chief of MI6.

And they're all called C, too. It's the title for the chief of MI6.

And they're all called C, too. It's the title for the chief of MI6.

No, in Q, that was the scientist who would come up with all these amazing devices and gadgets and everything. And as we'll see, MI6 has gotten way more talkative publicly. They're trying to like kind of recruit more and more people. So they're giving, you know, interviews, even though their names are anonymous.

No, in Q, that was the scientist who would come up with all these amazing devices and gadgets and everything. And as we'll see, MI6 has gotten way more talkative publicly. They're trying to like kind of recruit more and more people. So they're giving, you know, interviews, even though their names are anonymous.

No, in Q, that was the scientist who would come up with all these amazing devices and gadgets and everything. And as we'll see, MI6 has gotten way more talkative publicly. They're trying to like kind of recruit more and more people. So they're giving, you know, interviews, even though their names are anonymous.

And one of them said, like, we have those gadgets, but they're even better than what James Bond has. Right.