Posted on 11/13/2015 6:48:42 PM PST by RginTN
His memoir, written with the help of Paul Cruickshank, a terrorism analyst, and Tim Lister, a journalist, is both a rollicking read and a rare insiderâs account of Western spying in the age of Al Qaeda, where the risk if exposed is not Cold War-style expulsion but gruesome execution. Storm says his work made possible the killings of multiple militants, a fact he claims troubled but did not deter him.
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Yeah, man. It’s not like WHAT we have to do is at all COMPLICATED. We attack them and kill them all. We let God in His Infinite Mercy sort them out. Maybe it’s not EASY but it certainly isn’t COMPLICATED.
The general public just can’t come to grips with the reality of what needs to be done. It’s what our earlier generations did to stop brutality.
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