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Things move onto an explanation of Edward Clark (a.k.a. Dr. Clark). He's a Scholar that belongs to the USNA National Science Agency (NSA) who's an expert at working with large-scale information systems. He is the designer of the latest version of the eavesdropping communication system, which is operated by the National Security Agency that happens to also be called Echelon III. It's known that Edward is designer of Echelon III, which no one disputes that he is the central figure in the overall improvement of the Echelon system. Although information about the assembly of Echelon III is treated as confidential information; the number of people that know of this achievement is extremely limited.

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Edward is usually involved in further improvement of the information interception system at the personal office given to him at the California Branch of the National Science Agency. He understands that confidential information about Echelon III can't be leaked. He accepts the situation in which no one can know. The information is private. Meaning that neither the Director of the National Science Agency, nor the Director of the National Security Agency, nor the Secretary of Defense, nor the Secretary of State, and not even the President have access. He has free access to information around the world and was able to build such a system without it being noticed by anyone. Clark shares this secret with only a limited number of people; though he admits to intending to share secrets with others, including not being limited to just Americans. He has no intention of betraying the USNA. It can be said that he's a passionate patriot whose loyalty isn't to the government, but to the nation. He's convinced that it's information that takes control of the world. He's also convinced that it's only his homeland and its faithful ally that are qualified to take over the world. In order to guide the world to what he wants, he collects information, selects it, and analyzes it.