Susan Miller

But I want to know your opinion because you're you had troops on the ground.

You had this.

You had that.

What do you think?

And he says, Susan, I can't hear out of my fucking right ear because of that guy.

Roadside bomb went off.

We're going for him.

At the end of the day, what happened was they decided that Mossad would not take the shot because that actually could bring Iranian troops in if they found out, and they would find out because of leaks and everything else.

So what happens is, you know, these people are recruited abroad, and then the ones that we think have the temperament come and work when they return to Moscow, they will work with us inside.

And the temperament means we had to do what's called impersonal operations.

Once in a while, we would meet them in person in Moscow.

But most of the time, we would do things like dead drops, like you see in the movies.

We never carried guns, by the way, in Moscow or anything like that overseas.

The only place I ever carried a gun was Israel, but not because of the Israelis, because we would go into Palestine sometimes.

But we didn't have guns or anything like that.

But what we would do is one of these people that we decided, let's say, was recruited in Mexico City.

that he had the right temperament to work inside Moscow, we would train him on how to do things, we'd give him some sites that he could use.

If we wanted to communicate with them, we would put something in something that looked like a rock or looked like a log or something like that, and then they would pick it up and that's how they would communicate with us.

And we also have a list of requirements.

Like if you're in the military, what are your war plans?