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What the intelligence community got right about Iraq / Richard A Best

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BEST Richard A

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UNITED STATES -- INTELLIGENCE ESTIMATES -- IRAQ

In: Intelligence And National Security Vol. 23, No. 3, June 2008, pp.289-302 (99)Summary: US Intelligence Community estimates have proved accurate about the consequences of removing Saddam Hussein from power. This may explain why the Bush administration did not plan to hand over power immediately to Iraq civilian authorities. (Author is part of Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress)

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US Intelligence Community estimates have proved accurate about the consequences of removing Saddam Hussein from power. This may explain why the Bush administration did not plan to hand over power immediately to Iraq civilian authorities. (Author is part of Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress)

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