She isn't ashamed of how her brows raise up. Something a little tamer than full-blown incredulity creeps across her expression. Her instincts don't like what he describes: independent organizations can be very very good. But they can also be very very...challenging. Peggy hails from a time when the world still reels in the wake of World War II. Neutrality -- independence -- is a tough concept. One merely is a part of something or one isn't.

"I would like to inquire upon the manner of that organization--" She talks her way around the question itself. Let him rebuff her if he likes. After all, she's just as unlikely to describe the SSR with any telling detail.