[ SECRET POST #3366 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3366 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

"Come to think of it where did the terrorists get the explosives? Where do they get all the weapons? "

Some from Saudi Arabia, some from our old friends in The Company, and some from the armories of Iraq, Syria, and Libya. But mainly from Saudi Arabia. Plus explosives are not too hard to make, you probably have the fixings of some crude ones in your home right now.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[solticisekf]

By armouries you mean some government facilities and by the Company you mean some USA factories?

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

The Iraqi army literally dropped most of their weapons in their retreat. Syria and Libya just had their weapons flat out stolen when they were overrun (or liberated, depending on which political narrative you side with) and had them dumped on the black market. The Company is indeed our old friend the CIA, known to arm whomever wherever because War is Good for Business and Business is Good.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[solticisekf]

Thanks for clearing it up. I'm not ready to believe that CIA is so corrupt, however what do I know. Otherwise it all makes sense.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

Assad was known to be a major ally of Putin, and supplied Russia with its last real Mediterranean port. A lot of the people fighting Assad in Syria, in the early stages at least when it looked like there was going to be a full on Western intervention and before we realized "oh, shit ISIS are the ones also fighting Assad", tended to be suspiciously well armed; certainly moreso than their being homegrown rebels as they were supposedly were ought to be. Classic CIA tactics, sadly once they've armed the rebels it becomes a bit hard to ask for the guns back if we changed our minds.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

There's evidence of British involvement as well.

Re: Terrorist Attacks

[(Anonymous)]

"The Company" is slang for the CIA, though you're technically correct I suppose as some of their equipment is American made.