Nielek said: "That sort of business should be stamped out. When Party Members begin to disagree over women and use the organisation for their own purposes— as Seitzen's Leader did, well... that is not good. I would never allow that sort of thing if I were in charge."
Hiltsch grinned. "You'd have a hell of a job stopping people using the organisation for their own purposes— especially where women are concerned. It doesn't hurt to give people their heads sometimes. After all, power is power, and if a woman won't listen to reason in the ordinary way, and a man is sufficiently important to be able to fake a charge against her and make her listen to reason, he wouldn't be human if he didn't try it— would he?" He looked sideways at his companion.
Nielek said: "I am not particularly interested
