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"This had better be important," he muttered, rousing himself.
"Hashemi?" "Yeah." He didn't recognize the voice and few people contacted him on this line. "Who's this and how the hell did you get this number?" "Banadoora." Arabic for tomato. That would be McNally, the red-faced Homeland Security agent who crawled up Rafe's ass so far he wanted to fart the bastard out like a giant turd. Rafe waited for the password question.
"Ma ismak?" What is your name? McNally loved the cloak and dagger pretens...e.
"Khiyar," Rafe responded, using the Arabic word for cucumber, a little Homeland Security cornball humor. The DHS boys thought that was hilarious because they said Rafe was always as cool as a cucumber. "What do you want, McNally?" The agent rattled off the name and address of the contact. Homeland Security was already on this. That meant only one thing – they'd made the connections between the new drug routes and distributions to terrorist activities.
"The China White profits are being funneled right back into Thailand," McNally continued, "and then into an organization called Mohandis in the Golden Crescent." That meant Afghanistan and Al Qaeda.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This had better be important," he muttered, rousing himself.
"Hashemi?" "Yeah." He didn't recognize the voice and few people contacted him on this line. "Who's this and how the hell did you get this number?" "Banadoora." Arabic for tomato. That would be McNally, the red-faced Homeland Security agent who crawled up Rafe's ass so far he wanted to fart the bastard out like a giant turd. Rafe waited for the password question.
"Ma ismak?" What is your name? McNally loved the cloak and dagger pretens...e.
"Khiyar," Rafe responded, using the Arabic word for cucumber, a little Homeland Security cornball humor. The DHS boys thought that was hilarious because they said Rafe was always as cool as a cucumber. "What do you want, McNally?" The agent rattled off the name and address of the contact. Homeland Security was already on this. That meant only one thing – they'd made the connections between the new drug routes and distributions to terrorist activities.
"The China White profits are being funneled right back into Thailand," McNally continued, "and then into an organization called Mohandis in the Golden Crescent." That meant Afghanistan and Al Qaeda.
What to read after Traitor, the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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