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The article asserts that the intelligence agencies have evidence to support their claims. The problem I have is that the intelligence community doesn’t show it
by maxharris 5y ago
The article asserts that the intelligence agencies have evidence to support their claims.
The problem I have is that the intelligence community doesn’t show its homework. How do we know this isn’t Iraqi WMD all over again?
They fooled me for the last time in 2003.
No war in my name.
- mytailorisrich 5y agoYesterday on TV I've heard a security analyst say the following when answering a journalist's questions on Ukraine: "In war-like situations you should assume that everything you're told is a lie unless you can prove it isn't" I thought that was spot-on. At the moment there is no way for the general public to know what's true and what's not.
- IAmGraydon 5y ago>How do we know this isn’t Iraqi WMD all over again? Have you actually thought about what you posted? The US is not presenting this as evidence to justify an invasion. How did you manage to twist this into being anything like Iraq?