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From what I've read in the books, when bond...not rookies...they don't really talk about rookies in the novels and such. But M always asks Bond what his interpretations are. And Bond usually throws out a suggestion on a way to tackle it. Then M tries to see what aid the division can give. With it being espionage, usually Bond is by himself and just bullshits his way into situations.
In my honest opinion, alot of the bad guys are just plain idiots. Bond says he's so and so from x company and they just say alright.
And like I've been trying to point out, this is happening in the next day or so, so setting up a series on contacts and false covers for gun sellers is probably the riskiest.
On a scale, me, as the bad guy, would view people making large donations as the least riskiest. Just casual people.
Insurance claims would be next risk factor. Me, as the president, know we messed up in Bremer and those cars are unaccounted for and we have probably had to make up some like at this point, a week past their due date.
And potential new gun buyers/sellers is the riskiest. This organization only is speculated to be in guns. No one has proof of it, and that is because they are careful who they deal with.
Casual civilians making donation. Best bet.
Insurance you will get face time busy risky
Gun sellers/buyers is the most risk but most evidence. If cover is blown, real bad odds.