Posted on 01/07/2017 11:50:15 AM PST by ColdOne
Intel experts worry Trump will go rogue © Getty President-elect Donald Trump’s skepticism of the Intelligence Community’s findings on Russian election interference has raised fears among experts that Trump will bypass intel analysts and demand that his personal team conduct its own analyses of raw data.
Tossing aside career analysts can create false conclusions, critics warn — like the George W. Bush administration’s incorrect assessment that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction (WMDs).
“The risk is that you request raw data to support a conclusion and you avoid seeing anything that contradicts it,” Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, told The Hill. “We can already see we have a president-elect who has difficulty with facts that are at odds with the narrative that he wants to tell or diminish his achievements.”
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Professional Intelligence Experts don’t wring hands and blather to Lame Stream Media.
“You mean he won’t listen to the folks who explained Benghazi was because of a video? Works for me.”
Exactly. The “professionals” allowed Obama, Rice, and Hillary to lie and claim Benghazi was started by a video.
I don’t know. Do you know more about it?
President Trump respects the patriotic-operator wing of the CIA and questions the lace-panty State Department wing of the CIA. Both Trump positions makes sense.
It’s “Mogul”.
Dammit.
:-/
Am I to assume NBC is part of the intelligence community since they received the “hacking” brief before anyone on the President Elect’s team did just two days ago?
Yeah, Obama was so good at handling intel on Isis and other Muslim radicals/enemies of US.
LOL! The real rogues worrying he may uncover them....
That says it all.
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