it’s just amazing.
Most likely they will not reveal the names
There are movies, then there is reality. Special ops guys are not trained to spy or investigate. Also, an agent of another country cannot raise hell for an illegal activity unless they want to start a diplomatic row.
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Dude’s a living Legend in his own mind. :D:D:D:D
Ati he was taking pictures using their laptop at a hotel? - which he threw in the ocean ?. :D:D:D:D
What spy novel’s he writing? I need some of what he’s smoking. 
do you believe that account ?
The Americans are yet to respond/defend themselves so we will go with this. Admitting that this happened will create a diplomatic row with Kenya.
Otherwise in your opinion what do spies look like? Spies don’t look like your typical Bond or Ethan Hunt guys. They try to blend in as possible hata akipigwa ngumi analenga tu because trying to fight like a hero would sell you out. No foreign operative has the right to act in a country without the permission of the host country unless it’s at your own embassy.
[SIZE=7]Swiss authorities arrest Mossad agent, allege attempt to bug residence in Bern[/SIZE]
February 27, 1998|By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
JERUSALEM – Caught again! This time by a woman looking out her window in Bern, Switzerland.
Such was the latest embarrassment for Mossad, Israel’s legendary spy agency whose exploits, real and imagined, have been the subject of books, movies and countless articles.
Swiss and Israeli officials confirmed yesterday that five Israeli spies got caught Feb. 19 trying to bug a private residence in Bern at 2 a.m. A woman, looking out her window, saw a group of suspicious characters breaking into the basement of a neighboring building and called police, according to Israel radio.
The Swiss government acknowledged the arrest of one of the suspected spies yesterday, but did so only after Israeli newspapers reported the incident. Swiss officials said that if the bungled bugging operation hadn’t been leaked to the media, the affair would have been handled discreetly, as two friendly countries often do in intelligence matters.
The Swiss demanded an apology. Israel remained mum but for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s curt comment: “An Israeli citizen was arrested in Switzerland, and we are dealing with this through the embassy and Foreign Ministry. I have nothing to add. We are taking care of the matter. We will do what’s needed to solve the problem.”
The incident was only the latest recent embarrassment for the Mossad, whose chief, Danny Yatom, resigned this week.
It occurred less than six months after Mossad agents botched an attempt to assassinate a leader of an Islamic militant group in Jordan.
http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1998-02-27/news/1998058058_1_mossad-mashaal-bern
Spies who use laptops to take photos is a non-starter in the first place. o_O
Secondly, you’ve to be too damn thick to believe he threw their laptop into the ocean from the hotel. :D:D:D:D