No, said Aziraphale, it's ineffable.

‘Central Intelligence’

[DOS] [FRANCE] [MAGAZINE] [1994]

Génération 4, September 1994 (#69)

via Abandonware Magazines

“A strategic game of espionage and undercover operations with a lot of political undertones. You play a CIA chief sent to the island of Sao Madrigal, which is currently under a dictatorship. This dictatorship is supported by the Chinese government and it seriously jeopardizes the U.S.A.’s interests on the region, thus it is your mission to organize the recuperation of democracy, by any means necessary.

You have at your disposal a series of CIA agents divided in three branches: Political, Propaganda and Military. But the object of the game is not to organize a military uprising, but instead to support and organize the island’s many opposing factions (like angry students, guerrillas, political parties,etc.) against the dictatorship (with or without their knowledge of your interventions) via propaganda, bribes, subterfuge, assassinations, blackmails, etc.” ~Mobygames

CIA Duke Nukem is here to kick ass and waterboard, and he’s all out of legal restrictions to do… well, both?

darkwingsnark asked:

I was wondering... Do you know of any other well made Garashir fics centered around raising children? More along the lines of the one fic where Julian takes in the Cardassian orphans from Bajor. I really enjoyed that one because of the humor (poor Julian, people assuming he's courting his new daughter), the pacing, and because I felt it was in character and not super mushy-- which I feel sometimes happens when writers tackle the ship. It felt believable to me.

gplusbfics answered:

Yes, I do know of few. Of the ones I have in my spreadsheet/database so far, here’s what I have:

by myrna123

Weight Worth Bearing (hurt/comfort first, then kids in epilogue)
Cookies (short sequel to Weight Worth Bearing)

by @tinsnip

Pitter Patter
Shhhh
(I love this set. There may be more I might have missed.)

by Aurora Nova

Altering Course
(They don’t exactly adopt kids but create a sort of blended family including Cardassian kids.)

by JA Ingram

Garak Bashir Mysteries
This EPIC series (over 300,000 words) includes, among many other elements, adoption as well as an orphanage. It’s so long, though, I warn you, you may want to pace yourself :) And it’s while before you hit the kids, but definitely they are built out characters. (Eventually I will post a review of this.)

There are definitely more, some sentimental, some not. I am building my list and as I do, posting review. It’s going to be a long time until I post even the ones before I started this blog.

Wendy

See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

‘Central Intelligence’