Can One Nation's "Traitors" Be Global Heroes Who Save Innocent Lives?

[AussieHustler]

Just like the story of this Egyptian bloke.

How An Egyptian Spy Stopped The Deadliest Terror Plot On Israel In History.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...error-plot-israel_us_57ace496e4b069e7e5045936

 

[random12345]

Just like the story of this Egyptian bloke.

How An Egyptian Spy Stopped The Deadliest Terror Plot On Israel In History.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...error-plot-israel_us_57ace496e4b069e7e5045936

Why....?

 

[AussieHustler]

Why....?

random

"Why" what?

 

[Genie]

Damn it now I'm thinking about a butterfly effect type of shit , had he not stopped it what would Israel be like today.

 

[random12345]

random

"Why" what?

This was gonna be an attack on Israel right?

 

[AussieHustler]

Damn it now I'm thinking about a butterfly effect type of shit , had he not stopped it what would Israel be like today.

shan

The question would have been what will Egypt and others be like today? Israel humiliated the Egyptians, Syrians and the Jordanians by capturing and annexing the whole of East Jerusalem, Sinai and the Golan Heights and the deaths of 400 Israeli civilians would have motivated them to destroy these countries even further. The moral of the story is, the Egyptian guy on this story have also rescued them from such a fate.

 

[AussieHustler]

This was gonna be an attack on Israel right?

random

Read the article. Not on Israel but on an Israeli civilian plane in Rome, Italy.

 

[random12345]

random

Read the article. Not on Israel but on an Israeli civilian plane in Rome, Italy.

Meh

 

[Genie]

shan

The question would have been what will Egypt and others be like today? Israel humiliated the Egyptians, Syrians and the Jordanians by capturing and annexing the whole of East Jerusalem, Sinai and the Golan Heights and the deaths of 400 Israeli civilians would have motivated them to destroy these countries even further. The moral of the story is, the Egyptian guy on this story have also rescued them from such a fate.

Hmmmm... perhaps never thought of it like although surely if they had this HUGE plan of attacking Israel you would think they'd try and cover it up so it does't lead back to them. dumb asses.

 

[Leo]

Egypt had nothing to lose after regaining the Sinai. Perhaps this gentleman's action was to prevent further destruction in the region.

 

[AussieHustler]

Egypt had nothing to lose after regaining the Sinai. Perhaps this gentleman's action was to prevent further destruction in the region.

Leo

This incident was the pre-1973 war which Sadat was secretly preparing for, but unbeknown to Colonel Khadafi who lost a Libyan plane to the Israelis that strayed in the Sinai airspace then controlled by Telaviv was seeking revenge under the banner of the United Arap Republic. Sadat didn't want it and he reluctantly accepted it via a dirty campaign by khadafi but he wanted the failure of the operation as not to disrupt his secret war plan.

 

[Arman]

You answered your own question.

 

[AussieHustler]

You answered your own question.

Araman

Yes I did, but Sadat's secretive war plan was an omen in disguise. He tipped the Israeli's because of the secret war he was planning and lost that war too. That is why the spy saved the Arab neighbours of Israel.