Kit Bennett

So, yeah.

And I loved it.

I regret not a moment of it.

We then came up with a very elaborate scheme and it involved me being on an evaluation team in New Zealand to look to buy the F-16.

So what happens is, you know, these people are recruited abroad and then the ones that we think have the temperament to come and work when they return to Moscow, they will work with us inside.

I went back to my hotel and had a sit down and think about this.

And I thought, if they're coming for me, I won't even see it coming.

I won't.

It'll just happen.

And I won't even know.

The Americans had kind of said, you know, we're not going to leave you out there.

But whether that's true or not, what could they do?

What could they do?

And if I was taken out, you know, face down in the Pasig River in Manila or something, you know, yeah, I had this perhaps naive feeling that they wouldn't leave me out there.

They'd come for Kit.

They'd save me.

I was probably very naive because what could they do?

Same modus operandi, he's doing the same thing as me.

With a GAU officer, same sort of point.

I turned it over in my mind quite a lot.