Laugh with the Mossad: List after List to Keep Deceiving Syrian State

The Israeli Mossad is resorting to all cheap tactics in a bid to salvage its most successful spying cell to infiltrate Syria since the Elly Cohen cell. After many respected journalists, writers and activists concentrated their efforts to expose the Vanessa Beeley-Eva Bartlett-Tim Anderson spying cell, the Mossad is trying its best to abort these efforts.

At the beginning, all uncooperative activists and writers received all kind of threats and bullying, including death threats. The goal was clear: either to frighten these people into silence, or to destroy their reputation in order to neutralise their message and reduce their audience reach.

After these dirty tactics failed, at least partially, where a few activists and writers resisted and continued with their efforts, the Mossad became desperate to try every dirty tactic it had in its book in order to salvage what remained of the spying cell's mission.

The latest tactic was so simple, dumb and unconvincing.

The Mossad mobilised into action its cell members it planted on the both sides of Syrian crisis.

At the beginning, unknown “activist” Kester Ratcliff compiled a list of all Mossad agents who successfully infiltrated Syria, Palestine and Iran, claiming to support the Axis of Resistance. Kester named the list “International Assadists References Directory” so as to give them credibility as pro-Syrian activists.

The tactic was simple: arrange to counteract all reports about their spying work in Syria during the crisis, making it look as if anti-Syria activists are attacking them as if they’re not really Mossad agents but instead “real” friends of Syria.

And this is what actually happened. The spying cell members mentioned in this list, immediately and actively tried to capitalise on it, claiming they were attacked because of their unwavering support of the Syrian state.

Then another Mossad agent who claims to be a “supporter of Syria” Brandon Turbeville, compiled the same names of the Mossad spies, publishing them in a list he called “You Want a Real List? Directory of Accurate Alt Media Sources on Syria”.

Another Bollywood movie produced and directed by the Mossad.

Let us discuss how cheap and dumb this move was.

In the first list compiled by Kester Ratcliff, he made the mistake to fail mentioning any real friend of Syria. “The list of International Assadists” did not include the activists who were shot at by extremists in the Western countries because of their early activities in support of Syria. It did not mention the name of the first writers from the region who wrote in English about the crisis and the elements of Western intervention involved, I mean, the Kadi family. Dozens of well known activists, writers and journalists were not mentioned in the list. That includes Jamal Daoud, who was on the frontline in supporting Syria from day 1 of the crisis. It did not include names of Westerners who travelled and lived in Syria for years and broadcasted live from there to counteract the Western hostile media reports such as Penelope Stafyla. And why did the list not include the names of many Syrian patriots who sacrificed their lives to help their homeland, including Zak Alsawaf, Naassan Turk, Nabil Malazi, Abdel Maseeh AlChami and others?

The list was designed for one purpose: to deceive Syrian authorities and pro-Syrian supporters about this spy cell. In executing this, the Mossad has ambitiously attempted to salvage the exposed cell and its mission of infiltrating Syria and its allies.

Both lists were never realistic. Both named the same Mossad agents for the same purpose. Both lists lack any credibility and did not come from any credible source. And, both contained spies that did not hear about Syria until the near end of the crisis. No single name (except one or two) was of a genuine activist who had a track record of supporting Syria from the beginning of the crisis. Vanessa Beeley, described in both lists as the one who played a major role in the Syrian crisis, did not set foot in Syria until July 2016. This is a year after the Russian decisive military intervention in Syria which played a major role in limiting terrorism and ending the crisis altogether. The crisis was reaching its end from September 2015 onwards. July 2016 was too late to play any role in the crisis and to influence how people of Western countries think about Syria and its state.

We are happy that our efforts have sent the Mossad into chaos and for them to resort to such cheap, dumb and desperate tactics to salvage its largest spying cell in the Middle East. And, we are sure that no one with half a brain bought this rubbish.

While we are concerned about the spying cell's infiltration of Syria, the Mossad’s desperate actions such as described, sends us a comforting message that, despite its initial success, it is doomed to fail.