Mark Gagnon

I'm not surprised.

You know what I mean?

Like if the CIA is like, yeah, we're going to just cover this up.

Like who cares?

Like it's brutal and it's like sad.

But at the end of the day, like the CIA's interests are doing what the CIA does and, you know, protecting their own agenda.

And if that means the casualty of one guy, then, yeah, they're going to do that every day of the week.

And I think anyone that gets involved in the CIA should know this.

Hey, if we're doing an operation and I'm stuck inside like a hole somewhere, they're not going to come get me because they have a whole other operation than they like.

If the helicopter has 20 guys and all the secret information that they needed to get and there's one guy left behind, like I know we want to believe like, no, we're going to risk the whole thing to go get one guy.

I could see them just being like, sorry, dude, snooze, you lose.

You're, you know, casualty of the game.

And that's just how it operates.

Now, of course, it's tragic and it's sad, you know, that this guy was a part of this.

But, yeah, I don't know.

I'm like, I guess I'm not surprised.

Maybe I'm too jaded and cynical.

I'm just like, yeah, of course, you're working with the CIA.

Like, you're working with the mob.

Like, to me, it's like, oh, like a mob guy got caught up.