The ONE Trait All CIA Black Ops Assassins Share 🤯 | Joe Teti

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Julian Dorey Podcast Episode 149 - Shawn Ryan

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[MC-bdub]

Because no sane individual would die for a government unless they believed this wasn't their only life.

[bobkoroua]

The earlier cultures would have struggled to find an openly atheist person.

[jamesplayer]

Seems ironic considering the CIA might be the most corrupt clown show to ever exist.

[donnyshankles]

its easier to convince someone to die for your cause if they think there's more life after death.

[catcans]

They are willing to fight to the death for something that they feel is bigger than them, even if they're being deceived.

[jdsoteldo]

“it was a woman, of all things” wdym 😂

[michaelwardell]

I'm an atheist, but I can definitely see why having faith in the kinds of situations they are put in is very useful to keep themselves sane

[MitsubishiEvoXFQ]

Qualities they were looking for;

- Ability to believe something if told enough times.
- Belief that there’s an afterlife.
- Belief that if you die, it’s God’s plan.

I’d do the same thing if I wanted to use disposable pawns.

[devonhopkins]

When all else is gone, you have to have something to pull strength from! 💪

[kingxiii]

When you know you have a strong chance of dying in battle, it's best to believe in an afterlife. A better place when you die. That's the mentality that keeps warriors from cowering to an enemy

[boota]

"When done righteously, killing is a chore like any other." - Joshua Grahame

[MetalMonkey]

"It was a woman of all things!" Lmao

[YKrSHMN]

“Though shalt not kill.” Okay, ima be an assassin.

Makes sense.

[suprizeoptomist]

If your job is murder, only an imaginary friend is ever going to be able to forgive you.

[domyg]

#1 most common trait is sociopathic tendencies

[thejurassicgameroom]

There is no better killer than one on a religious mission.

[exactlywhatineeded]

Here in the US we like to mix church and state but say we don’t

[leccy]

Its true. Im not american, but in my millitary you where forced to go to church at several points. We had a few Sikh men and they could avoid church, apart from that it was part of the training. We even had a station church and millitary clergy who ran the place. They where the people you went to with problems, really helpful. And ive personally seen them turn a man full of fear back into a weapon after a particularly bad op. Im not religious, but they definitely do try. "Qui audet adipiscitur".

[ChiFREAKY]

_"Believe in something...even if you just made it up."_ 😂

[tylerish]

Makes sense. Have to have some sense of delusion to keep you sane in the heat of the battle.