[dfwgator]

Isn’t Military Intelligence an oxymoron?

[Jonty30]

Hopefully an end to choosing incompetence because of equality.

[rfp1234]

Accountability.

Nobody here resigned after 9/11/2001, or even after the blue-ribbon commission report.

[clearcarbon]

"He acknowledged in a letter that his intelligence directorate 'did not live up to the task we were entrusted with'."

A person-in-charge that accepts responsibility for their actions or lack thereof. Impressive!

[Leaning Right]

The number one failure on the part of the Israeli government was their reluctance to trust their own citizens with firearms.

Barbarians were pouring across the border, and all firearms in Israeli towns were stored away in central locations under lock and key. The average Israeli was defenseless.

[Uncle Miltie]

No, no, no!

Haven’t you been listening to FR’s self annointed?

According to them, Netanyahu knew about the attack, it’s timing, and everything and LET it happen so that Israel had an excuse to invade Gaza.

1,200 dead Israelis were just the price he was willing to pay.

Because, you know, evil Jews.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

They found their fall guy.

[Olog-hai]

… Haliva also estimated that Israel has a security interest in stabilizing the Palestinian Authority in order to reduce terrorism and estimated that Operation Guardian of the walls would bring long-term peace in light of the economic stabilization processes he identified in the Gaza Strip. …

— From Wikipedia

Ugh; liberalism versus reality again. Wonder who recommended him for the job?

[roving]

The whole thing smells fishy.

[ronnie raygun]

A weak American president can make others bold to make moves to change thier landscape, could this have been deliberate

[Sunsong]

Bibi should be next

He was asleep at the wheel, even helping Hamas