Lorie Byrd, writing at Wizbang, takes note of a curiously underreported segment of 60 Minutes' Tenet interview:
Am I missing something or did Tenet basically say that if Saddam had been left in power, it is likely he would have a nuclear weapon today? ...Maybe Pelley and Tenet think we should have waited until 2007 to address that threat, then if our estimates were off by a year or three and Saddam had the bomb in 2004, then oopsie, tough break. |
Bill Clinton will be named Pope before we'll see The New York Times call attention to this aspect of the Tenet interview or several other trivial little details:
- At least 20 serious attacks on the U.S. thwarted by CIA (analysts say far more in total)
- Al Qaeda made two attempts to get nukes from Pakistan
- Al Qaeda called off a subway gas attack in NYC because "a bigger and better attack" was being planned
- Bush argued heavily with the so-called "neocons" over what to do about Iraq
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