Langley
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Langley (the CIA) is invoked by Fitzwallace as the provider of disinformation artifacts—documents, photos, audio, and body doubles—to craft a plausible foreign cover story masking U.S. involvement in a covert assassination.
Represented through Fitzwallace's description of Langley's capabilities and as an available operational resource rather than by named operatives.
An enabling, secretive tool under military and executive direction; powerful in covert narrative-shaping but subordinate to presidential intent.
Exposes the ethical trade-offs of intelligence work—capable of insulating the executive but risking long-term credibility and legal exposure.
Implied readiness to produce forgeries and coordinate regional assets; chain-of-command likely flows through Fitzwallace to Langley apparatus.
Langley (the CIA) is invoked by Fitzwallace as the operative arm that can fabricate documents, photos, audio, and body doubles to shield a covert assassination; it stands as the proposed instrument of state deception in international theaters.
Presented through Fitzwallace's operational pitch and the proposal to use field agents to seed stories abroad.
Exerts covert influence under civilian-military oversight; positioned as a resource to be tasked by the President through senior advisors.
Raises questions about intelligence agencies' role in democratic accountability and the ethical use of clandestine capabilities.
Implicit chain-of-command: Langley executes on presidential/directorial orders; internal willingness to fabricate materials suggests operational pragmatism.
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