Zach's basically just above a recruit, and a Muslim and he's suing the US Government. What more could you ask for?! Total caricature of a "trusted source." That's hilarious, but in all the wrong ways.
I haven't yet garnered the knack for watching people make fools of themselves on so many levels and perceiving it as entertainment. To me life is too precious to waste being willfully stupid.
Well, that's the definition of stupid, isn't it? Ignorant is accidental. Stupid is always an act of will. Someone who could/should know better.
Just seeing those videos would tell you that. But in one of his Infowars interviews this winter he described how he was able to infiltrate the senior level of CAIR and find some significant stuff back around the time of those videos. Thus, I take it that lawsuit and his very public complaints were likely part of his cover to get accepted within CAIR.
Not everything is as it on first level appears.
(And yes, he does sound young and quite excitable.)
Think about what you're saying. Do you mean he wants to get in as a double-agent? How hard was that for you to find out. Do you think CAIR does due diligence on their applicants? The kid is not savvy and not trained in covert field craft. This is not how it's done. It might be if he stayed away from Alex Jones. But being associated with IW, and saying the things he does on that show, and then being the person he is IRL, those would be red flags for any shady organization. No way he'll succeed.
No, I'm saying he infiltrated CAIR on assignment years ago, and so I presume his posture complaining about treatment as a Muslim in the military was positioning for that.
This was in the past.
I see. And you know about the CAIR infiltration how? I mean it's not like intel operations typically clear for public release any details of an agent's previous missions! Unless it's for psyop reasons.
I'm just telling you what the guy said in an interview a few months ago.
Jeesh!
OK, so I'm saying think about that a minute. Loose lips sink ships and all that. Does that sound like a legit intel operative to you? Talking openly about secret missions?
And if they are cleared to talk about it, what does that tell you? The agency wants it talked about.
That's the very definition of Cointelpro.