For a long time, the United States and the United Kingdom made a lot of money through the convenient transportation of the Panama Canal. When the Panama Canal Agreement expires, the ownership of the canal will be transferred from the United States to the Panama government. At that time, the economic interests of the United Kingdom and the United States will suffer considerable losses. The United Kingdom and the United States have exerted their best efforts, both overtly and covertly, to do everything possible to obstruct the delivery of the canal.
With his excellent tailoring skills and a eloquent mouth, Harry Pande mingled in the circle of Panamanian dignitaries, sewing luxurious and high-end clothing for guests including the US military attache in Pakistan and even the President of Panama. Other than that, Harry's life is the same as any other common man: having a wife who works for the Panama Canal Management Board and two naughty children, it's all just an illusion that Harry uses to cover up his disgraced past, and soon, There was a mysterious figure who secretly debunked Harry's face and grabbed his pigtails.
The mysterious figure who claimed to be a British embassy official was Andrew Osnard. His real identity was a spy for the British Intelligence Service, whose task was to collect intelligence about the Panama Canal. Under his persecution, Harry became his eyeliner in the circle of high-level people in Panama, and some important information was gradually collected by Osnard and conveyed to the highest intelligence agency in the United Kingdom.
Harry is actually a good storyteller. In retaliation for Osnard's insidious threats and to extract some money to pay off his debts, he lied to the military intelligence that an underground organization composed of left-wing elements is brewing an armed movement to overthrow the current president. government. This intelligence was immediately captured by the British side; the United States, without any credible intelligence support, remained hesitant. The ambitions of the two countries to seize the canal made them eager to move, and a political chaos was brewing like an arrow
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