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August 16, 2007

The Word Rudy Didn't Use...
Posted by Ilan Goldenberg

Pakistan. 

Almost 6,000 words on the "Terrorist War on Us" and not once does he mention the place that the intelligence community considers the greatest direct terrorist threat to American security.

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Perhaps he didn't mention it because: "These [NIE] assessments, which are based on incomplete or at times fragmentary information are not a fact, proof, or knowledge. Some analytical judgments are based directly on collected information; others rest on previous judgments, which serve as building blocks. In either type of judgment, we do not have “evidence” that shows something to be a fact or that definitively links two items or issues."

It's been well proved that we can't expect the "intelligence community" to actually know anything, or to tell the truth when they do.

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