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Had a fixed aimpoint - Tel Aviv. Can't blame Mossad one bit.

• hydraxisb 6y ago
  Do you mean that Israel is justified to assassinate scientists which are or have been developing weapons that may or may have been used against Israel? Are you applying the same ethic to other nations?
• BelenusMordred 6y ago
  > Had a fixed aimpoint Source for that? See plenty about it being as a defense against Iran also. I can't find anything for your claim made. And I'd be very interested at where you draw the line for the extrajudicial murder of Western military scientists getting their face blown apart in a Belguim street by foreign governments? Hazarding a wild guess here but if an Iraqi intel agent did this to someone out the front of their house in Langley it would be completely immoral and evil right? Surely the justification you've made here can be applied to thousands of current and former government employees along with private contractors across the planet? I'm truly interested if you think this is how civilised societies should interact with each other? The man could have been arrested at any time, he was not in hiding nor unknown to world.
  • DaedPsyker 6y ago
    Whether it's how states should act is a wholly different question. No, preferably but what do you want? There has been quite a few chechens assassinated in western Europe, the sanctions haven't prevented Russian hit squads. So instead here is a question to you, what should be done? I ask for a realistic answer.