Israeli Spy Recounts Daring Mission When He Captured Nazi Adolf Eichmann...

FoxNews.com ^ | Published January 27, 2011 | By Leland Vittert

[PA Engineer]

Despite his being a dirtbag, let’s not forget that he was kidnapped and taken to a country that didn’t even exist when he committed his crimes.

Do you practice lucid dreaming?

[antiRepublicrat]

Freedom of speech does not cover classified information or libel.

It's in our country, classified information about another country that actively spies on us. We don't care if it's classified for them. And libel is only claimed by a few, the charge never furthered against the author. Interesting that it was never furthered, which is common for false claims of libel.

[rmlew]

It's in our country, classified information about another country that actively spies on us. We don't care if it's classified for them. And libel is only claimed by a few, the charge never furthered against the author. Interesting that it was never furthered, which is common for false claims of libel.

1. All countries spy on each other so please join the real world. We spy on Israel,arm the Palestinians, and have collapsed or help defeat 3 Israeli governments.
2. So when leftist is the US government write books containing classified intel to damage US policy, you fully support foreign publishers publishing these?

[antiRepublicrat]

All countries spy on each other

Exactly. So why should we care. It's their problem.

So when leftist is the US government write books containing classified intel to damage US policy

Then it gets iffy. We can put him in jail for telling secrets, but once it's out there, it's hard to stop due to the First Amendment. And that's our secrets. The First Amendment certainly trumps another country's secrets.