Mossad Intelligence Tactics, Preemptive Strikes, False Flag History
Israeli intelligence agency Mossad operates under a motto of deception and preemptive attack, often referred to as "rise and kill first." This strategy involves neutralizing enemies before they can strike, a tactic allegedly used against both foreign adversaries and domestic targets. Historical events like the Lavon Affair and theories regarding involvement in the September 11 attacks illustrate the agency's status as an intelligence superpower that compensates for limited strategic air and infantry capabilities.
mossad· lavon affair· 9-11· intelligence superpower· effects-based operations
00:00 The motto of Mossad, which is Israeli intelligence, is by way of deception or rise and kill first, meaning preemptive attack. If you have an enemy, kill them before they have a chance to kill you. And that is how they've operated against all of their adversaries, against their own people. You know, you've pointed this out on your show all the time. I know some people, we don't agree on everything and some of my fans attack you, but I mean, you're more hip to this than anybody. You talk about the Levan Affair. You talk about how the Israelis have done these false flags on us, how they probably were involved in 9-11 and had a hand in a lot of these different things. They are an intelligent superpower.
00:38 Their infantry isn't great. Their air force, they don't have a strategic one. That's why they needed us. Their nuclear arsenal is not as advanced as ours. They're an intelligence superpower. And so the way that they get their strategic objectives achieved is by using these effects-based operations like they did against Hezbollah, like they did against Iran in the opening days of the 12-day war. And they've also used that actually against the British in the United States. So if Washington isn't playing ball, and they need Washington to be involved, then yeah, I think that has to be something that we should assume is in the cards. I think you'd sort of be ignorant to say that that's not a possibility in the future, and certainly they've done it before. And I think, and as you said, they've been pre-programmed.
01:21 pre-programming this for a very long time. They said last year that there's all these assassination attempts against Trump. Netanyahu said last week there were two assassination attempts against Trump by the Iranians already. And Tucker Carlson asked Ted Cruz about this. He said, what did he mean by that? Did he mean that that kid who shot Trump and Butler was Iranian? Or that nut job liberal who went to Mar-a-Lago was somehow an Iranian agent? Of course, that's not the case. And so this is the same, and then Yahoo knows that, but this is the same kind of mixing fact and fiction, embellishment, false attribution. This is the kind of propaganda war that they waged against us in Iraq.
02:03 In Syria and now all over again. And I almost think those are a form of a subtle threat. It's almost to say like, well, Iran's going to kill you. And you pointed this out very strongly last year when Trump put on true social and said, if anything happens to me, wipe Iran off the map. If that's not an invitation for something to happen to Trump in the United States to Israel, I don't know what is. It's saying, hey, if I go down, you get what you've always wanted and we'll pay for it and we'll die for it. You're serving it up on a silver platter. So I certainly think that's a possibility. So they paid these influencers, obviously. This is a Mossad
