Imagine a terrorist organisation. This organisation might be
seen as a threat to the security in a great number of nations. Rumours abound
but in reality this terrorist organisation only exists in the minds of two
radical students who probably would have grown out it by the time they left
university. The Americans are worried so the CIA sends a couple of agents to
infiltrate the group. Unbeknown to the CIA, Home security and the FBI have also
sent agents as infiltrators. The UK’s MI5, French DRCI, Finish SUPO, Danish FE,
Czech BIS, and Israeli Mossad also infiltrate the group. None of the agents
know that the other agents are anything other than members of this terrorist
cell. Those keeping watch on the group see that the threat seems to be growing;
they are recruiting more and more members. As the level of paranoia rises more
and more security agencies send people to infiltrate the group. Canadian,
Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese Kuwait, South Africa, Norway and Spain send
agents. Australia, New Zeland, Norway and Qatar are not far behind. The group
keeps growing but the original two students have discovered girls and are
working hard for their degrees. To them their radical dreams are all but forgotten,
but the infiltrators feel they need to prove themselves to the others in this
expanding group. Small acts of terror are carried out as proof of their
seriousness and loyalty. As time goes by these acts need to be made more and
more audacious to impress the others in the group so the infiltrators are
trusted by the organisation. What we now have is a large terrorist organisation
where almost everyone is a spy, so is highly trained and has access to almost
unlimited
funds. In reality the whole thing is a non-entity but is just as
dangerous as a real group of terrorists.
Think it sounds far-fetched?
It has happened in the past, is
happening now and will most certainly happen again.
