Something to take account of.

[x-pete.livejournal.com]

If we're not commiting a federal crime (harbouring a felon) at the moment, we will be pretty soon.` Rather worse, we're making the students accomplices in commiting that crime, and worse yet, we're teaching the younger ones that the law doesn't apply to mutants.

I strongly suggest that we get a lawyer we can trust in here, and further, that we come up with some plausible fiction that can mean that the kids can claim to have no knowledge that Allerdyce is/was the in the building in the event of getting caught.

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[x-cyclops.livejournal.com]

You know, I had a conversation with Angelo on the way here. Why do we have so many mutant doctors, but no mutant lawyers?

It's a good idea, Pete. I don't suppose you have any suggestions? There are other things as well. I don't think breaking into the White House and other top secret locations has gone unnoticed, either.

And yes, I am back. I will be distracting myself from Marie's disappearance by catching up on old journal posts made while I was gone.

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[x-essex.livejournal.com]

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>I don't think breaking into the White House and other top secret locations has gone unnoticed, >either.
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It very much has not. Fortunately, the United States military has not yet decided exactly what it can do with you yet, which is to our advantage. Political will could change that for good or for ill, and Col. Stryker was not the only 'human first' advocate in the Pentagon.

OPERATION: ZERO TOLERANCE is supposed to be assembled, requiring only presidental authority to launch, and the SSSR RECOVERY program is well in the works, if the events in New Mexico are any indication. The crackdown on Muir Island may very well be the indication of something more sinister on the horizon.

[x-celsis.livejournal.com]

"I don't think breaking into the White House and other top secret locations has gone unnoticed, either."

I think walking in and talking to the President directly may have blown the gaff on that one, Scott.