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🇮🇷🇺🇸 In 2007 all 16 US intelligence agencies said Iran had stopped nuclear weapons work, and George W. Bush wrote that he couldn't justify bombing a country his own spies cleared Ray McGovern watched that estimate get built from the outside. After the Iraq weapons fiasco, Congress ordered a... fresh look, an analyst who had dissented on Iraq ran it, and the finding came back unanimous and high-confidence: work halted in late 2003 and hadn't restarted. Bush later said in his memoir that it tied his hands. Bill Burns, weeks before leaving CIA, said the same thing and added that inspectors would catch any restart fast. That judgment held for 19 years, until this year. It's the reason McGovern calls this a war on false pretenses. It also hands the White House an exit it keeps refusing. His script for it is simple: say the program is dead, point to Tehran's own no-bomb pledges, take the win. In 2007 a president listened to his analysts and stayed home. This one hasn't found a reason to. Ray McGovern Brandon Weichertshow more

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unofficial memecoin press secretary (fired daily)5 天前

This is the kind of context that never makes headlines

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Eric5 天前

This fabricated scenario has been concocted by Netanyahu over the years, and he has compelled the United States into this war.

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North Macro5 天前

An intelligence estimate can become a policy constraint, not just a briefing paper. Once the agencies formally said Iran had stopped weapons work, the burden shifted from “what do we suspect?” to “what can we prove well enough to justify a war?” That’s why Iran headlines should be priced as probability, duration, and actual disruption risk, not as a straight line to conflict.

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moldwax✧5 天前

Bush actually listening to intel is wild to think about now

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Fuelmeup5 天前

The 2007 NIE judged with high confidence that Iran halted its nuclear weapons program in 2003. All 16 agencies signed on. Bush served 2001 to 2009, so that estimate landed mid-presidency with five years still on the clock. McGovern's grounding here runs deep. He ran the CIA's Russian foreign policy analysis desk in the 1970s and briefed seven presidents from Kennedy to George H.W.

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This guy is a moron

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lil ghostpepper ♡5 天前

McGovern always brings receipts, respect for that

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🔥 solid breakdown, more people need to see this

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