U.S loses another citizen to Islamic savagery

[nitelite33]

No Mossad? What's that supposed to mean?

It was a passive way of telling me he *was* Mossad.

Until the late 80's the State of Israel consistantly denied that such an organization ever existed.

 

[pointless]

can we talk about my monkey now?

 

[Olivianna]

It was a passive way of telling me he *was* Mossad.

Until the late 80's the State of Israel consistantly denied that such an organization ever existed.

Hmm. I don't understand why that would happen. Why deny that a nation's army has an intelligence unit?

Incidentally, a close family member was in Mossad, and the arguments/'facts" presented so far bear no familiarity to that person's experience.

 

[pointless]

people lie.

 

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[rosco rathbone]

The Tonton Macoute had the best hats though.

 

[nitelite33]

Hmm. I don't understand why that would happen. Why deny that a nation's army has an intelligence unit?

Incidentally, a close family member was in Mossad, and the arguments/'facts" presented so far bear no familiarity to that person's experience.

Because they were afforded much more maneuverability, when the world didn’t recognize that Israel even *had* one.

Think about how much more dangerous the CIA would be if we didn’t know they existed.

Even when it was obvious to the world in ’76 that Israel had an elaborate spy network, Israel wouldn’t officially acknowledge that for years to come.

 

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[nitelite33]

The hand of Mossad will once again return to the proud days of the 70's when it reached every terrorist in any country.

The old Mossad guard dont seem to think so.

 

[pointless]

ahem...my monkey?

 

[Guest]