He’s the guy who debunked the supposed threat of Saddam’s “aluminum tubes,” which were for rockets, not centrifuges, for the State Department’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research back in 2002.
Here, at Jim Lobe’s blog, he debunks the latest anti-Iran nonsense for us.
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