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John Windsor returned from the high-level meeting that had been called. He summoned Nick and Ellen into his office. It was five a.m. in Washington D.C., and eleven a.m. in Berlin. As promised, Mitch had sent the bones of a plan to John several hours earlier. John called Mitch and on answering, Mitch put the call on speaker.
“Mitch, the powers-that-be agree with your plan, as radical as it may seem,” John said. “To allow a peaceful protest of this nature to take place does not bode well for history or the future. The anniversary will bring out more radicals and we can’t have a threat to democracy and equality in either country. We cannot allow these men to accede to governing.”
Mitch stepped in. “So to close them down we need to make it a violent protest. But more than that, we need t
