American Spy From Iraq Opens Up
January 17, 2020
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as posted by the channelIn this interview Patrick BetDavid sits down with Hamody Jasim who was a former Iraqi soldier and American spy often refered to as the terrorist whisperer. Order the book "The Terrorist WhispererThe Story of the Pro American" here
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About the guest: Hamody Jasim has been one of America’s greatest weapons in fighting the terror war against AL Qaeda and ISIS. He is an Iraqi born native who grew up under the devastating oppression of Saddam’s Regime. Hamody went from being a young man, beaten every day, in Saddam’s prison, to being one of the most lethal spies in Iraq – a threat to all the terrorists in the Iraqi war. He saved many Americans’ lives by eliminating high-level Al-Qaeda and Islamic State operatives, and terrorist organizations.
Visit Hamody Jasim's websiteSee his documentary here
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