Book · 2010 · History
Gideon's Spies
The Secret History of the Mossad
Gideon's Spies by Gordon Thomas has been mentioned in 2 episodes across 2 podcasts (0 episodes recommend it and 2 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Candace Owens (1 episode) and Emily Jashinsky (1 episode) on Breaking Points (1 episode) and Candace (1 episode).
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Now, two years later, author Gordon Thomas would explain the real reason why they stopped looking into Mega. He wrote this book, Gideon Spies. And in that book, he explains that the Israelis then just further threatened the Clinton administration.
Candace Owens · Candace · Aug 2025 Listen at 7:27 The best things said about it
And there was there was another book, I think it was called Gideon Spies in 98 um published in the UK uh that reported the same thing.
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Gideon's Spies by Gordon Thomas is a comprehensive non-fiction book that explores the clandestine operations, history, and inner workings of Israel's intelligence agency, the Mossad. On Candace, Candace Owens discussed the book while examining historical intelligence investigations, noting that author Gordon Thomas detailed the real reasons why authorities eventually halted specific inquiries into high-profile intelligence matters and how political pressures were applied to the Clinton administration. Similarly, on Breaking Points, Emily Jashinsky brought up the 1998 UK publication to discuss reports regarding intelligence agencies collecting sensitive surveillance tapes. Both podcast appearances highlighted the book to substantiate claims about the hidden hand of international intelligence in domestic and foreign political scandals. The text was treated as a credible reference for uncovering secret geopolitical maneuvers and the covert pressures exerted by intelligence networks on world leaders. By drawing upon the revelations documented in the book, the speakers provided listeners with a window into the shadowy world of espionage, political blackmail, and the complex relationship between intelligence agencies and elected governments during critical historical moments.
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Candace Owens Now, two years later, author Gordon Thomas would explain the real reason why they stopped looking into Mega… 1
“Now, two years later, author Gordon Thomas would explain the real reason why they stopped looking into Mega. He wrote this book, Gideon Spies. And in that book, he explains that the Israelis then just further threatened the Clinton administration.”
Emily Jashinsky And there was there was another book, I think it was called Gideon Spies in 98 um published in the UK uh th… 1
“And there was there was another book, I think it was called Gideon Spies in 98 um published in the UK uh that reported the same thing.”