Book Review: By Way of Deception: The Making and Unmaking of a Mossad Office by Victor Ostrovsky

Book Review: By Way of Deception: The Making and Unmaking of a Mossad Office by Victor Ostrovsky

A former Mossad agent, the formidable Israeli intelligence agency, Victor Ostrovsky told his story to a Canadian journalist after he became disillusioned with the agencies tactics; tactics he calls 'reckless' and 'self-defeating'.

Ostrovsky remained a Jewish Zionist, which is a terrorist movement that spent sixty years bombing and killing Palestinians until they got what they wanted: Israel in Palestine. He only became disillusioned with the Mossad because they were killing so many innocent civilians in their operations and manipulating conflicts around the world to the point of pushing entire nations into full scale war. The agency is rogue and answers to no one and nothing, they don't even exist on the official record.

The motto of the Mossad is: By Way of Deception, We Wage War. And lie and deceive is exactly what they do on an international scale including assassinations, bombs, weapons trafficking, gun running, propaganda and media manipulation on a scale previously unrecorded in human history.

This book was such a threat that Israel tried to prevent it's publication in 1990 but, failed in it's attempt to further subvert their war crimes; it marked the first time that a sovereign nation attempted to prevent a book from publication in another sovereign nation.

The Mossad has special interest groups in the United States operating on Israel's' behalf to ensure complete, blind support for Israel and that support includes guns, lots and lots of guns and missiles and tanks and cluster bombs and grenades. The Mossad then turns around and runs those weapons around the globe to arm terrorist groups like the Tamil Tigers to escalate conflicts around the globe.

Ostrovsky reveals an impressive global network of Jewish spies, called 'sayanim'; they don't ask any questions and offer themselves without restraint upon requesting of their services.

By way of deception, Israel wages war against the United States; Ostrovsky reveals the Mossad knew Hezbollah was going to attack the Marine Barracks in 1983 and sat on the information and let 241 US Marines be blown to bits in Beirut. Israel was hoping the deaths would escalate US involvement in Lebanon and help the Jews take their next 'Promised Land'; instead it backfired and President Reagan pulled all troops out of Lebanon and Israel proceeded to occupy the nation for over 20 years, killing thousands of innocent and committing the genocidal massacre of 1800 Palestinians civilians in Sabra and Shatilla refugee camps.

On September 11, 2001 five Israel Mossad agents were reported to the FBI by American civilians who witnessed them filming the towers being hit and dancing; the FBI escorted them out of the country. It raises the question: how did the Mossad agents know to be filming the towers? Like the Beirut barracks, did they know the towers were going to be attacked and kept the information to themselves in order to exploit the situation for their benefit?

As documented by The Israeli Lobby by Mearsheimer and Walt, Israeli special interest groups were successful in using deception to manipulate the American public into attacking Iraq with Iran next on their agenda.

By Way of Deception is a disturbing tale of a nation gone mad with arrogance and hatred of non-Jews; dehumanizing an entire people and religion and planting the seeds of war between east and west, Muslims and Christians of America. The Mossad stated goal is if they're fighting each other they can't fight us.

Ostrovsky is not a particularly likeable person, his bigotry and hatred of non-Jews is difficult to stomach but, his story is impressive and most important credible, this book is a must read given our current collision course the world is on with Israel.