Sentence examples for points out the intelligence from inspiring English sources
But, Lewis points out, the intelligence community routinely experiences the same issues that come leaked data, and in far greater volume.
The report points out the intelligence community began with a presumption, as Chairman Roberts has said, that Iraq had the weapons, never questioned the assumption that Iraq had the weapons, and viewed virtually every bit of ambiguous information as supporting the fact that the weapons were there.
Now, the report does an excellent job of pointing out the intelligence community's shortcomings.
Readers React Mr. Malkin is all too right in pointing out the intelligence failure that allowed the atrocity of 9/11.
But as the Electronic Frontier Foundation has pointed out, the intelligence community uses a different definition of "collect" than other humans do, holding that it refers to the act of actively processing materials rather than, you know, collecting them.
But, as Kaplan points out, the new intelligence estimate says that the opposite is true.
As well as congratulating the Libyans on the arrival of the "cargo", it points out that "the intelligence was British".
But as the Washington Post points out, the paper's reporting never claimed intelligence sources or methods were disclosed: "Officials worried that this information could lead to the discovery of the methods and sources involved, but it didn't say Trump discussed them".
As Slate media critic Jack Shafer has pointed out, the 1982 Intelligence Identities Protection Act sets the bar very high for prosecuting this kind of disclosure, requiring that leakers first must have been "authorized" to have classified information and then disclosed it "intentionally". Even lawyers who drafted that law say that it wasn't intended for cases like that of Plame.
As Gizmodo pointed out, the recent US intelligence investigation into Russia's involvement in the 2016 US election found that the Russian government used RT during that time to "undermine faith in the US Government and fuel political protest".
First, he justified his lack of confidence in our intelligence agencies by pointing out that the intelligence community got it wrong some 15 years ago when it determined that Saddam Hussein's Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.
