Billion Dollar Brain
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1:05:01
But that's only five per cent
of what we've got going here.

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- Where are we going?
- Into the 21 st century.

1:05:08
- This is how wars are gonna be fought.
- It's quite modern then?

1:05:13
Modern? It makes the Pentagon
look like a room in the Alamo.

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I hope you can keep a secret.
My arm is long and my vengeance is total.

1:05:23
- I'll remember.
- You better.

1:05:26
General Midwinter.
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- Say your name.
- Harry Palmer.

1:05:34
This here I'm gonna show you now
is gonna knock you right off your pins.

1:05:42
My Brain. Cost me one billion dollars.
Do you like it?

1:05:47
- I'm impressed.
- You know what's in here?

1:05:49
Enough information to programme
Soviet communism right off this earth.

1:05:54
- What about China?
- Red China?

1:05:56
After I take care of Russia,
China will collapse, crumble.

1:06:00
Look s like she's crumbling right now.
This is the centre of the operation.

1:06:04
Nice seeing you, General.
1:06:05
I'm sorry to drag you away from your
good family, but you have to see this.

1:06:10
It's the most stupendous thing
you're ever gonna see.

1:06:13
- Cigarette?
- Half a million thank s, partner.

1:06:19
- Figure that thing out yet?
- We're nearly there.

1:06:22
See these? This is it.
This is the programme for revolution.

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When we feed them into this machine,
Latvia is gonna be in turmoil.

1:06:30
We're working out plans for countries
dominated by the Commies.

1:06:34
These send out orders to our agents
to begin the uprisings.

1:06:37
They take over the radio stations,
the police, the post office, everything.

1:06:42
And now... Edgar.
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Come here!
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This is my master plan to immobilise
the Red Army in Latvia itself.

1:06:53
Take good care of that.
1:06:55
Thank s to you we have quite a supply
of viruses already in Latvia.

1:06:59
But gentlemen, we need more!

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