Interview · moment 13 of 31
Tucker Carlson's Mossad Agents Story in the UAE
from Emergency Podcast: Iran, Israel, & Imminent Destruction | The Tim Dillon Show #486 · #486
3 min
Guest
Tim raises Tucker Carlson's report of two Mossad agents arrested in the UAE attempting false flag attacks; Grim and Scahill discuss Gulf denials, the plausibility of the story, and the incentives for disinformation.
- Tim argues that attacking Saudi Aramco doesn't strategically benefit Iran, which already faces nervous populations in the region.
- Tim mentions Tucker Carlson reported two Mossad agents were arrested in the UAE for potentially orchestrating false flag attacks.
- He defends Tucker's credibility as someone deeply connected in the Middle East who wouldn't fabricate such claims.
- Qatar and Saudi Arabia have denied the Mossad arrest story, though Qatari sources have been evasive off the record.
- Tim notes that if the arrest actually happened, neither country would likely confirm it publicly.
- The Mossad story could have originated from someone deliberately feeding Tucker misinformation to sow chaos, even if that source seemed credible.
- Tim observes that ninety percent of what circulates in these moments turns out to be proven incorrect within a year.
Tucker CarlsonIranIsraelMossadUAEQatarSaudi ArabiaSaudi Aramco