01SEP23- Former Mossad agent speaks out on Narco Trafficking problems in #Ecuador - "The name of Udi Levy is little known to Ecuadorians, but this former head of Israeli intelligence (Mossad) just left Quito in August ,after he had to pull off an Ecuador case linked to terrorism and drug trafficking.

In an interview with the Argentine newspaper La Nación , Levy comments that he abandoned the investigation, after the lives of his team members began to be at risk.

“I decided not to continue because very high people had been reached , it was very dangerous for me and my team and I was putting them at risk,” says Levy, without delving into the investigation or pointing out those responsible for the threats.

Levy is considered one of those "eternal" heads of the Institute of Intelligence and Special Operations, or Mossad, an agency created in 1949 as a result of the creation of the state of Israel, and which carries out counterterrorism actions worldwide.

Los Lobos 'heat up the streets' after operations in prisons According to Levy, who led the so-called Cassandra plan, an agreement between the United States and Israel, a large part of the funds that feed terrorist groups such as Hezbollah come from drug cartels based in Colombia and Venezuela.

“The financing of terrorism through drug trafficking is increasing. Not only Iran and Hezbollah continue to use drug trafficking as a way to finance terrorism, (...) A new actor has entered the battle: Syria," says Levy, convinced of the ties between terrorist groups and drug traffickers.

The Cassandra project ended in the Barack Obama government in 2015, and after leaving Mossad, Levy has continued to be linked to pursuing narcoterrorism, this time as an adviser, and when hired by a government or international agencies. The Mossad operation in Latin America was dismantled and from there, Levy suspects, increased activity between the Iranians and Hezbollah with Venezuela.

"From there they spread to all of South America and the United States," says the intelligence expert. And he adds that in the case of Colombia, "as a consequence of the success of the action of the United States,

the focus of narcoterrorism moved to Ecuador ." Regarding the penetration of Iranian terrorism, Levy affirms that they move through a series of false food and logistics companies, thanks to the " great porosity of the borders of Latin America."

Levy's statements occur at a time when Ecuador is undergoing a series of bomb attacks , two in Quito, two in El Oro and two more in Cuenca , in the last 24 hours. A van with gas cylinders exploded on Avenida 12 de Octubre, in the north center of Quito, in the early hours of August 31, 2023.

API Although the Police or the authorities have not mentioned that these are terrorist acts, they have attributed them to the narco-criminal gangs that operate in the country."

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(credit: thanks for sharing RT over at SE fb grp, below comnents are my own JJinEcu)🤠

(mossad motto: 'By way of deception thou shalt do war'- if its too tuff and dangerous in Ecuador for a Massad special ops team to have leave,

and not becable handle their bussiness in an investigation, then that may shud tell yah a lil sumpin sumpin about your lil mom n pop operational plans))🗣️👳🏽‍♂️

(boy scouts motto: 'Alway be prepared')🧑🏻‍🏫

-"Hells coming to breakfast lil lady"
Chief Dan George Watty, (1973) - Outlaw Josey Wales -👨🏼‍🎤

-“First they came . . .” by Martin Niemoller-

"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Socialist.

Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.

Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Jew.

Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me."
— Martin Niemöller

The author was a Lutheran pastor and theologian born in Germany in 1892. This quotation and many variations of it appeared in his public addresses in the 1930’s, and in the 50’s people began to line it out as poetry, which further boosted its popularity.

(if anyone was under the illusion for the past 36 months that this level of violence and terrorism in Ecuador wud remain confined to GYE and the Coast, well you were saddly mistaken:(