Codename Nemesis - Jenkinson, Tobias
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Crime is the province of a country's police and security forces, but what can these organisations do when the criminals have better resources, organisation and support than the police? The police must abide by the rules or civilisation would fall into anarchy. The security forces and even the army, the famous 'Dogs of War' must also play it by the book, but criminals have no such limitations. The ancient Greeks relied on the god Nemesis and maybe, in these modern times, when all the advantages are with those who are able to disregard civilisation's legal conventions, it is time for the return…mehr

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Crime is the province of a country's police and security forces, but what can these organisations do when the criminals have better resources, organisation and support than the police? The police must abide by the rules or civilisation would fall into anarchy. The security forces and even the army, the famous 'Dogs of War' must also play it by the book, but criminals have no such limitations. The ancient Greeks relied on the god Nemesis and maybe, in these modern times, when all the advantages are with those who are able to disregard civilisation's legal conventions, it is time for the return of this bringer of justice, but if we do, how can we control it?
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Autorenporträt
Tobias Jenkinson was born and raised in North London, attended school only when forced to do so. Upon leaving school, he took employment in various unskilled positions of gardener, compressor operator, milkman and lager mate. Upon meeting his wife of fifty-two years, he joined the Royal Air Force and had a very successful career of twenty-two years as an avionic technician. Post his air force days, he became an aircraft technical contractor working for various air forces and manufactures as a technician and instructor in both Europe and the Middle East, where he found he had a lot of time on his hands and took an interest in writing and here ten years later is the first of the resultant output.