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<blockquote data-quote="Nightbreeze" data-source="post: 4384231" data-attributes="member: 46755">That sounds good. After reading the background of the discovery and of Lotka, I'd propose this: During the last years of the Soviet Union, Alexander Dubchek was an young but extremely capable agent appointed to give military support and help to the research units, and thus came into contact with Lotka. His involvement consisted into observing his creations and dispatching them, if something nasty happened. Also, several times he had to travel in foreign countries and to steal plans and research notes from other professors.After the fall of the Soviet Union, there was much chaos everywhere: a great number of secret organizations were no longer in contact and there was no strong central goverment. Thus, most of the scientist were on their own, as there were no funds and no support. For the first 2 years (1991-1993) Alexander just moved in Canada and took mercenary missions. Then, by chance, he came again into contact with Lotka, and his network of scientists. They had procured funds for their research, but needed assistance in military and espionage affairs, and money only couldn't grant it. Alexander re-estabilished his contacts with members of the KGB, the army and so on.So to say, I am the &quot;military&quot; assistant of the researchers. Not all of my missions are done for them, as there are other people who pay me better, but we are often in contact.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nightbreeze, post: 4384231, member: 46755"] That sounds good. After reading the background of the discovery and of Lotka, I'd propose this: During the last years of the Soviet Union, Alexander Dubchek was an young but extremely capable agent appointed to give military support and help to the research units, and thus came into contact with Lotka. His involvement consisted into observing his creations and dispatching them, if something nasty happened. Also, several times he had to travel in foreign countries and to steal plans and research notes from other professors. After the fall of the Soviet Union, there was much chaos everywhere: a great number of secret organizations were no longer in contact and there was no strong central goverment. Thus, most of the scientist were on their own, as there were no funds and no support. For the first 2 years (1991-1993) Alexander just moved in Canada and took mercenary missions. Then, by chance, he came again into contact with Lotka, and his network of scientists. They had procured funds for their research, but needed assistance in military and espionage affairs, and money only couldn't grant it. Alexander re-estabilished his contacts with members of the KGB, the army and so on. So to say, I am the "military" assistant of the researchers. Not all of my missions are done for them, as there are other people who pay me better, but we are often in contact. [/QUOTE]

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