Talk:Fast Times (Continuum)

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This long synopsis contains errors. In addition to grammar errors, and awkward phrasing, it contains actual errors of fact.

The 2nd last paragraph contains the sentence:
Soon, however, Dillon comes in and refers to her and Agent Cameron, which is revealed to be the new identity created for her by Alec and it places her as being part of the FBI.

Surely Dillon referred to her as Agent Cameron.

As any Canadian knows, the FBI has no jurisdiction in Canada, no mandate outside of the USA. My recollection is that the cover Alec wove for her has other characters refer to her as a "Fed", without clarifying what this means.

The USA has 17 agencies with officially acknowledged intelligence responsibilities, including the ODI, CIA, FBI, DHS, NSA.

Canada has the CSE, which handles the same kinds of signals intelligence as the NSA, CSIS, and the remains of the RCMP's original Security Service. That's it. Geo Swan (talk) 16:19, 28 August 2020 (UTC)Reply

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