top | item 44370471 (no title) vieques | 8 months ago [flagged] discuss order hn newest z3c0|8 months ago The intel came from the DIA, the intelligence arm of the Pentagon. bigyabai|8 months ago 1. The Pentagon still hasn't found Saddam's WMDs.2. Eyes in the sky don't tell you much about the damage done to an underground base.3. Iran had advance notice of the strikes and presumably had a window of opportunity to move any enriched uranium.4. Iran's centrifuges are domestically made, and they have thousands stashed in storage due to IAEA limits.5. There was actually that one time where the New York Times leaked Pentagon secrets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Times_Co._v._United_S...
bigyabai|8 months ago 1. The Pentagon still hasn't found Saddam's WMDs.2. Eyes in the sky don't tell you much about the damage done to an underground base.3. Iran had advance notice of the strikes and presumably had a window of opportunity to move any enriched uranium.4. Iran's centrifuges are domestically made, and they have thousands stashed in storage due to IAEA limits.5. There was actually that one time where the New York Times leaked Pentagon secrets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Times_Co._v._United_S...
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bigyabai|8 months ago
2. Eyes in the sky don't tell you much about the damage done to an underground base.
3. Iran had advance notice of the strikes and presumably had a window of opportunity to move any enriched uranium.
4. Iran's centrifuges are domestically made, and they have thousands stashed in storage due to IAEA limits.
5. There was actually that one time where the New York Times leaked Pentagon secrets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Times_Co._v._United_S...