:23:03
That's ridiculous.
That ship was in international waters.
:23:06
- We can't be certain.
- James? Where are you?
:23:10
Oh, Moneypenny.
:23:14
I'm just up here at Oxford
brushing up on a little Danish.
:23:18
Little?
:23:19
I'm afraid you're going to have
to kiss off your lesson, James.
:23:22
We've got a situation here
at the Ministry of Defense.
:23:24
We're sending the fleet to China.
:23:28
I'll be there in an hour.
:23:32
Make that 30 minutes.
:23:35
Good-bye, my sweet.
:23:38
You always were
a cunning linguist, James.
:23:44
- Don't ask.
- Don't tell.
:23:58
That's preposterous. We know exactly
where that ship was positioned.
:24:02
The G.P.S. System... Global
Positioning Satellites... do not lie.
:24:05
Yes, but our Singapore station
picked up a mysterious signal...
:24:09
on the G.P.S. Frequency
at the time of the attack.
:24:12
It could've sent that ship
off course.
:24:14
- I have a missing British frigate...
- I'm aware of that!
:24:17
And instead of decisive action,
all you want to do is investigate.
:24:19
My goal is to prevent World War Three,
Admiral, and I don't think...
:24:22
sending an armada into the recovery
area is the best way to do it.
:24:25
Where, exactly, did this mysterious
G.P.S. Signal come from?
:24:28
- We're still investigating.
- "Investigating."
:24:31
With all your respect M, sometimes I don't think
you have the balls for this job.
:24:35
Perhaps, but the advantage is...
:24:37
I don't have to think
with them all the time.
:24:40
That's enough.
Now, where do we stand?
:24:44
It was an unprovoked attack
on a ship in international waters.
:24:48
We send in the fleet for recovery
and prepare for full retaliation.
:24:52
Moderation.
We investigate...
:24:55
and stop short of sending
the entire British Navy...
:24:57
within ten minutes
of the world's largest air force.
:24:59
- When will our ships be in position?
- Forty-eight hours.