Comments on: The almighty Israeli spies

By: ahmedbahghatB

ahmedbahghatB — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 12:59:01 +0000

every time an israeli spy like that comes to the surface, we witness this kind of conspiracy like articles … it happens also in the US whenever they catch an israeli spy … “opinions” alone aren’t sufficient to make a point here: do you have any piece of intelligence???????? or else it’s a kind of b.s.

By: Bassem

Bassem — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 14:17:41 +0000

lil asaf, they dont need to prove anything. All they need is to create suspicion. We do not yet have a culture of innocent until proven guilty. Quite the opposite. We assume guilt and then the accused has to demonstrate innocence.

By: Faisal

Faisal — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 14:04:12 +0000

Walaa, theoretically, there is always the possibility of Israeli spies in Egypt and Egyptian spies in Israel.

With respect, I fail to see how foreign policy affects this. As for any skinny white kid destroying Egypt, you are correct… a lot of people find it comical that this “spy” seems to be failing at the most basic of spying rules… it’s kind of comical that he has his picture taken with banners in Tahrir and in other locations and his FB profile had a lot of these pictures on there.

Either way, this whole thing is obviously a farce… and he hasn’t been proven to be a spy yet, by the way.

By: P yehia

P yehia — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 12:51:52 +0000

Get a life and grow up; and also as you point out: the regime has uncontrollable/unaware of their psychological PROJECTION i.e. just because the mukhabarat, military & old-guard regime were and still behave as Israeli agents (order-takers, slaves) doesn’t mean the egyptian people are too.

The egyptian military truly NEEDS to believe that their treasonous actions for the last 30+ years is justified. When military officers were de-moralizing arrested protesters from the israeli embassy, it was very telling how they defended themselves by saying ‘we lived with palestinians and we KNOW they prefer Israeli rule to their own palestinian leaders.’ That is the center of their point of view.
Their orientation is Israel.

By: Walaa

Walaa — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 00:17:09 +0000

I’m sorry if there is a spy then that only means to me that we have to becareful of our foreign policy (ie becareful of foreign intervention not invite in with open arms), but that skinny white kid won’t destroy egypt.

By: anon.concerned.citizen

anon.concerned.citizen — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 00:07:39 +0000

Just to point out, tho, similar kinds of arguments were going on this week about the Amina hoax, with everyone immediately suspecting that “amina” was actually a sock puppet for the Israeli/Mossad/Intelligence Gathering community… when in the end it turned out to be just a messed up American couple with very convoluted ideas about how to help the Syrian revolution. Can’t help but feel that this should be a reminder to not circulate conspiracy theories at random without figuring out what (if any) evidence there might be to back those theories. After all, if any conspiracy theory involving Israel is just going to be assumed to be true, than the Mukhabarat get to keep painting a fictional picture of an “Israeli super agent” as their main foil.