Splinter Cell? Pffft. Massive explosions that bankrupt economies are where it's at:
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/4394002/
The infiltration of China's power plants was also pretty cool.
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Atleast Canada played some small part.
At a July 1981 economic summit in Ottawa, President Francois Mitterrand of France told Reagan that French intelligence had obtained the services of an agent they dubbed "Farewell," Col. Vladimir Vetrov, a 53-year-old engineer who was assigned to evaluate the intelligence collected by Directorate T.
Ilon "Rezzer" Rezon in the Late Era RPG