Intelligence Community in a sentence

Bush used a phony National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) engineered by a National Intelligence Officer, Robert Walpole, to provide the intelligence community’s “evidence” of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction (WMD), which, in fact, were non-existent.

The current acting director of National Intelligence—a position that requires leading the intelligence community, a sprawling organization with 17 entities—is a political loyalist with no security or intelligence experience.

Participation by other states Failure of the U.S. intelligence community The U.S. intelligence community—which includes the CIA—failed to predict in advance the Egyptian-Syrian attack on Israel.

In any case, that’s what Joe Biden’s director of national intelligence is warning us about in the nation’s just-released Annual Threat Assessment of the Intelligence Community.

In other words, the DIE, accounting for more than 75% of the whole Intelligence Community (IC), is procuring kinds of intelligence that are in favor of the policy-makers’ expectations.

The public is expected to accept intelligence assessments at face value, even though this is the same intelligence community that produced the dodgy assessment justifying the US-led invasion of Iraq, with the UK and Australia as partners.

By law, the president can only remove the intelligence community inspector general a month after notifying the intelligence communities of his rationale for the decision.

An unnamed US intelligence official filed a whistleblower complaint about Trump’s actions, deemed “credible” by the inspector general of the intelligence community.

At first, it appeared that incident was quickly smoothed over: After an Oval Office meeting with his intelligence chiefs days later, Trump tweeted about his confidence in the intelligence community and said the media had misrepresented their testimony.

Bruce Klingner, a senior research fellow for Northeast Asia at The Heritage Foundation's Asian Studies Center, spent 20 years in the intelligence community working at the CIA and Defense Intelligence Agency.

Former US Director of Intelligence Daniel Coats presented the US Intelligence Community’s 2019 Worldwide Threat Assessment in January.

Furthermore, because the complaint involves confidential and potentially privileged communications by persons outside the Intelligence Community, the DNI lacks unilateral authority to transmit such materials to the intelligence committees.

I recently met a vice president from a hot artificial intelligence startup that found its way into a deal with a U.S. intelligence community agency.

Many partisans accused President George W. Bush of lying and pressuring the intelligence community to produce intelligence to justify a war that Bush had already chosen.

The complaint does not arise in connection with the operation of any U.S. government intelligence activity, and the alleged misconduct does not involve any member of the intelligence community.

The July phone call with Zelensky came under scrutiny last month after a whistle-blower in the intelligence community filed a complaint about it with the office of the director of national intelligence.

Trump-Ukraine scandal began in September 2019 with the revelation that an intelligence officer had filed a whistleblower complaint to the intelligence community inspector general alleging wrongdoing on the part of Trump.

According to two officials present, one from the intelligence community and the other a state official, the actual intelligence on state compromises was not shared.

Friday's downgrade represents a significant loss of access for Kushner, who routinely attended classified briefings, received access to the president's daily intelligence report and issue requests for information to the intelligence community.

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