US Intel Agreed Iran Was Not Developing Nuclear Weapons Before War
Former National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent asserts that prior to the commencement of the Iran war, U.S. intelligence agencies were in agreement that Iran was not developing nuclear weapons and that it would retaliate if attacked. He claims the intelligence community’s accurate assessments were overridden by a foreign government’s narrative and agenda, specifically Israel’s, which ultimately led the U.S. into the conflict. Conversely, White House spokesman Davis Ingle vehemently denies Kent’s claims, stating that President Trump acted based on evidence of an imminent threat from Iran, prioritizing American safety.
John Q. Hosedrinker