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=== The Morrison Appointment (1995) ===
In '''1995''', Black Man and White Man initiated one of the most important structural decisions in the Agency’s history: the recruitment of '''Alexander Morrison'''.

Morrison had drawn attention through his academic work at USLA and advanced understanding of '''financial systems, capital flow theory, and asset structuring'''. Unlike Samuel Redmond—who was cultivated as a long-term influence node—Alexander was identified as an '''operator'''.

When approached, Morrison made a decisive break from academia. He resigned from his university position and entered the M.A.N. Agency '''full-time''', becoming one of the few individuals to knowingly work ''for'' the Network rather than merely adjacent to it.

Alexander was tasked with overseeing '''capital flows, asset control, shell structures, and internal financial architecture'''across San Andreas and foreign extensions. His role was deliberately designed to '''overlap and counterbalance'''Redmond’s sphere of influence. Where Redmond shaped ideology and future labor power, Morrison controlled liquidity and enforcement-by-finance.

This dual-node system was not accidental. Black Man and White Man engineered the overlap as a '''safeguard against internal consolidation of power'''. Neither man possessed full dominance; each served as a structural check on the other. If one node failed, destabilized, or defected, the Network could survive.