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Pops trunk


Cache of antique fws
Can I see your FCA licence
Rich guy gets out tries to calm scene
I'm a collector
Other officer is Melvin, not Boone. (Melvin Later quits for Industry)
It's Julian Wickcliffe
== Background ==
== Background ==
When they signed the armistice the remaining banking superpowers resolved that never again would they engage in such futile destructive behaviour.  
When they signed the armistice the remaining banking superpowers resolved that never again would they engage in such futile destructive behaviour.  


By BCB accord, use of [[FWMD]]<nowiki/>s was forever banned, the superpowers agreeing, by conference at Bretton Woods, to create a multi-partite peacekeeping force with wide-ranging powers of inspection. Peacetime use of controlled derivative devices to power and heat for the world’s financial markets was, of course, permitted, but a pan-global regulatory force could inspect at any time.
By BCB accord, use of [[FWMD]]s was forever banned, the superpowers agreeing, by conference at Bretton Woods, to create a multi-partite peacekeeping force with wide-ranging powers of inspection. Peacetime use of controlled derivative devices to power and heat for the world’s financial markets was, of course, permitted, but a pan-global regulatory force could inspect at any time.


Meanwhile, the BCBH established five-sigma exclusion zones around the still-smouldering ruins left over from the great financial war, while massive [[IOSCO]] transport helicopters flew continuous missions over the “[[Lehman]] sarcophagus,” dumping gigatons of flame-retardant liquidity upon it and similar sites for years after the armistice.
Meanwhile, the BCBH established five-sigma exclusion zones around the still-smouldering ruins left over from the great financial war, while massive [[IOSCO]] transport helicopters flew continuous missions over the “[[Lehman]] sarcophagus,” dumping gigatons of flame-retardant liquidity upon it and similar sites for years after the armistice.