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Shop NowIt took a while but the traitor who leaked Israeli attack plans is finally behind bars. Highly classified U.S. intelligence showed up on social media, in Mid-October, infuriating our allies. The rat worked for the CIA in Cambodia.
Plans for retaliation
Israel was stunned to learn, a month ago, that a rat in Joe Biden’s intelligence community handed their plans for retaliation against Iran straight to the Ayatollah.
On November 13, it was reported that the prior Thursday, Asif W. Rahman was indicted. The Just Us Department charged him with “willfully retaining and transmitting national defense information.” He wasn’t arrested until Tuesday.
According to court documents, Rahman was nabbed in Cambodia. He’s being transported to Guam for his first appearance. After that, Merrick Garland is hoping a friendly federal judge will “move him to Virginia to stand trial.”
The spy had access to the ultra-top-secret plans as an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency. The press learned that from “a person familiar with his employment.” The paperwork simply says he was “employed by the U.S. government.”
It’s not clear what Rahman’s original nationality is but he managed to make it through the vetting process and remain on the job as a sleeper cell until the critical moment his position paid off for Iran.
The double agent was well placed to access the retaliation plans, holding a security clearance high enough to allow him to peruse “sensitive compartmentalized information.”
Surprise confirmation
Calling himself “Middle East Spectator,” Rahman posted two separate multi-page documents. He apparently didn’t appreciate how closely classified information is tracked. By looking at the security markings on the retaliation plans, it was easy to narrow down who had access.
Even more importantly, they identified the actual printer that produced the leaked copies. Not only did the spy divulge crucial information Iran could use to neutralize an attack, the paperwork confirms something which the Israelis didn’t want to become public knowledge.
Both of the documents are marked top secret. Additionally, they have more stamps indicating the reports about Israel’s plans “are meant to be seen only by the U.S. and its ‘Five Eyes‘ allies — Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.” Cambodia isn’t on that list.
One of the reports was compiled by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. It wasn’t much of a big revelation, simply discussing “a plan involving Israel moving munitions.” Iran could get that info from their own satellite images.
The second document was “sourced to the National Security Agency.” It seems we’ve been watching closely as the Israeli Air Force did some practice drills “involving air-to-surface missiles.” Buried in the detailed plans for attacking Iran is confirmation of “something that Israel has always declined to confirm publicly.”
Anyone with any sense takes for granted that Israel has a stockpile of nuclear weapons. They don’t admit it though. The report mentions that our spies have “not seen any indications that Israel plans to use a nuclear weapon against Iran.” That verifies they have them to use, if the need arises.
