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Triple Cross: Bin Laden's Spy in America
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Product Description
How did Ali A. Mohamed, a radical ex-Egyptian Army sergeant, survive inside the United States for more than 14 years as a mole for Egyptian Islamic Jihad and al Qaeda? This master spy convinced the CIA to hire him and worked for the FBI as an informant, but he was "triple crossing" U.S. officials. This special connects the dots using insight from FBI, military and justice department officials who help reveal how one man exploited gaps in the U.S. intelligence community.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #46291 in DVD
- Brand: Warner Brothers
- Released on: 2007-01-30
- Rating: NR (Not Rated)
- Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
- Formats: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, Widescreen, NTSC
- Original language: English
- Number of discs: 1
- Running time: 91 minutes
Customer Reviews
Triple Cross: Bin Laden's Spy in America
I found the video informative, but not convincing. I depends on how well one has studied and understands the Moslem world, as to how the video is interpreted. The Moslem world's cultural and philosophical approach is so different and strange to many in the West, that they don't believe people really live and think like a Moslem. The choose fantasy to fact. They cannot accept a Moslem's view of life and human beings place in the world.
So, from that standpoint, I found it is a good tutorial on the modern Moslem uprising and how it reflects the mind of many Moslems. Even to the very educated and intelligent Moslem, the "struggle" represents a continuation of the war against the Christian (now Western) Crusaders. To fundamental Moslems, the struggle to win souls for Allah by the sword which began in the year 620 A. D. under Mohammed has never ceased. It has only been thwarted by lack of funding and the dispersal of "true believers" as jahidist call themselves. This video gives the viewer a sense of that struggle and the dedication of its perpetrators.
Interesting but Disappointing
This is an interesting story, but it is much better told in the book on which it was based. If you want the best account, I'd recommend the book.
CIA, FBI and DOD at their worst.
Is it really that easy to fool these three agencies? The evidence speaks for itself.
