Clarence “Pick 6” Pickleson

Mossad sent female operatives deep into Iran— seducing top officials, infiltrating government surveillance networks, and carrying out sabotage missions. In one of the most audacious operations in its history, Mossad deployed dozens of female operatives into Iran earlier this year — with boots on the ground, executing missions that were critical to Israel’s June strikes on Tehran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs. According to JPost, Mossad Director David Barnea personally oversaw the unprecedented deployment, viewing the role of female agents as “very substantial” to Israel’s success in the Israel-Iran war. While the exact nature of their missions remains classified, past revelations suggest that these women are more than spies — they are field operatives capable of surveillance, sabotage, and even kinetic strikes. Some of them reportedly seduced high-ranking enemy officials, infiltrated Iran’s most sensitive installations, and coordinated targeting data for Israeli fighter jets. Barnea is said to have directed hundreds of operatives and local assets into action, running a complex network of Israeli spies and recruited Iranian dissidents to dismantle key elements of the ayatollahs’ war machine. The operations were so effective that Iran managed to mount a counterstrike only on the second day of the war. The report also reveals that Mossad now has precise intelligence on the location of Iran’s enriched uranium stockpiles— information so sensitive that Israel could intervene again if Tehran attempts to weaponize its nuclear program. In a rare public nod to the contribution of women in Israeli intelligence, a senior Mossad officer, known only as “G,” with Iranian roots and expertise in recruiting foreign spies shared this with the paper. In 2024, she was honored with lighting a torch during Israel’s Independence Day ceremony— a symbolic recognition of her covert contributions. This latest operation signals a new era for Israel’s legendary spy agency: one where female operatives are not only breaking barriers but also shaping the course of regional history.

🚨 Max Blumenthal just told Tim Dillon that Donald Trump fears for his life — specifically because of Israel, and that during one of Netanyahu's visits this year, Secret Service discovered "electronic devices" in their emergency response vehicles placed by Israeli agents.

UCLA reportedly exploring a move to the FCS Big Sky. (source: I made it up)