The exploding bomb in Beirut had taught Paulo many lessons: one of which was that not all things were held as cheaply as the lives of practicing zealots in the minds of those who performed the persuasion. Information held a higher premium to them in their pursuit of antisemitism. He developed his political contacts throughout the region, feeding them what they required. Their appetite was, however, unquenchable. They were always demanding more in the struggle against Israel and their truly special relations, the Americans. Paulo needed a new supplier, and it was to trade that he cast his eyes. He needed knowledge of Western commercial ways now, rather than their not-so-secret desires to overcome the might of the Russian armoury.
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