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Admiral,

Your zeal in high esteem, but the bureau of Admiralty should be well aware that the bureau of Admiralty cannot issue an investigation upon Büro assets, while these are in use within enemy territory or elsewhere, without to have legitimate grounds for this investigation. Mandatory or not, as long as this is the case and as long as the bureau of Admiralty has not stated any clear reason for this investigation, so is the bureau of Admiralty not in a position to perform any kind of investigation of Büro personnel, which could affect our operations negatively or threaten the national security in any way. I doupt the bureau of Admiralty would want to hinder us in doing our duty. Hence, and i am absolutely authorized to do so, i am forced to freeze the investigation until further notices.

*clears his throat*

Well, should the bureau of Admiralty, however, insist in an investigation of Büro inventory, then i must point out that the bureau of Admiralty is required to obtain a special permission from the Bundestag - if, and this is definitely the case, the Direktor of the BDM had to halt any internal investigations, led by an external organisation, for reasons of national security. I am almost certain that the Bundestag will not welcome reasonless large-scale investigations - whose paperwork, trouble, and misuse of resources could, actually, have been avoided if the bureau of Admiralty would double check the homework of their adjutants. I am well aware that the bureau of Admiralty tried to avoid necessary paperwork. We all know where this is going.

I'm deeply disappointed about the distrust, but also about the unprofessionalism, the bureau of Admiralty has shown towards my agency. However, i can assure you that the BDM does everything imaginable to protect the Bundesrepublik and its citizens from threats inside as well as outside of Rheinland.


Guten tag.

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