Re: defined almost entirely by what it does not say.
Reminds me of a flight to the Middle East some years ago. There were allegations that there were British military personnel onboard. Now this was denied strenuously by the UK government who said there were no British Military onboard. However what if these people were seconded to another branch of the Government? Then you don't have to call them military personnel maybe they could be intelligence advisors or to quote Bond "Licensed Troubleshooters". Just a suggestion and I'm not implying or asserting that's what actually happened.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
