Iraq and weapons of mass destruction

Does anybody know that there are... significant hydrocarbon deposits in Gaza and offshore from Gaza? Don't believe me? Look it up for yourself.

From the events of October 7th, 2023 to 9-11 to the non-existent Iraq WMDs and countless other orchestrated and or manipulated events, What we have been officially told is anything but the truth.

The controllers are all too familiar with the methods and means to manipulate the perception of populations on how to galvanize public opinion.

Perception management is what it is.

For example, James Clapper, when he was working for Obama, the head of, uh, National Intelligence, went to Obama and said after one incident that the intelligence implicating Assad is not a slam dunk.

It was a deliberate reference to George Tenet's slam dunk reference when he told George W. Bush that the Iraq WMD, uh, evidence is a slam dunk.

And so Clapper was basically saying that this is another Iraq WMD moment, and that's why Obama didn't bomb Syria over it.

And then you have Douma 2018, another alleged chemical attack.

This time Trump bombed Syria over it.

The establishment critical view comes from Grantler on X.

Sudden treason charges against a man who called out the Iraq WMD fiction and challenged open border policy look an awful lot like payback.

Suspicion is not proof.

The rush to splash spying for Russia across front pages tramples the presumption of innocence that every citizen is owed.

But I think the people in the intelligence community ought to step up once and for all and candidly admit that they gave him false information and that they regret having done that.

I think they're much more responsible than he is for the fact that we sold the American people a bill of goods when it came to Iraq WMD.

And they ought to say that forthrightly and candidly and not let Colin continue to take the blame.

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A Knesset committee, in the aftermath of the Iraq WMD failure, recommended restructuring the whole community into three or four independent services.

With the separate national signals, intelligence service split off from military intelligence.

It was apparently not implemented.

It's gut, right? The president then looks at Leon Panetta in the room and he says, oh, by the way, really important piece of context here.

This emphasis on confidence levels flowed from our failure on Iraq WMD.

We got that 180 degrees wrong.

Saddam did not have those weapons.

I said, I think what's going on here is that people are washing this data through their own experiences.

So these two analysts at 95% and 80% who came to work on Al Qaeda attacks, After 9-11, they have known nothing but success after success after success in stopping plots, stopping attacks, and taking bad guys off the battlefield.

Me? I'm washing this data through my experience with Iraq WMD, where I was in the chain of command, the analytic chain of command at the time.

I'm washing it through that experience.