I must admit, if I were searching for Iranian agents, I don't think I would have thought to look through credit card receipts for grocery stores.
The brainchild of top FBI counterterrorism officials Phil Mudd and Willie T. Hulon, according to well-informed sources, the project didn’t last long. It was torpedoed by the head of the FBI's criminal investigations division, Michael A. Mason, who argued that putting somebody on a terrorist list for what they ate was ridiculous — and possibly illegal.
Exactly. While you are in law enforcement, sometimes you have to be creative, however this idea was DOA. If I ate some Middle Eastern foods, they could theoretically put me on a list. It's an idiotic, time wasting idea that was put to bed rightfully so.
Our real problem is that once we find people like this, we simply put them in jail for a little while and then ship them back to their country of origin or in a spy swap.
Now, I've been called many names, but I don't see why you can't simply put a bullet in these guys' heads because the only reason why Iranian agents would be here is to collect intelligence on us and possibly strike at us if we attack Iranian nuclear facilities.
Make it look like a robbery, home invasion, or a car accident all you want to throw them off of the trail, but if you send them home, they're going to come back.
Travis
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