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1:04:14Now PlayingJohn Kiriakou spent 30 months in federal prison for telling the truth. The architects of the CIA torture program walked free. Today he joins DDGeopolitics for the first time — and he has a lot to say.
The entire US intelligence community wrote two unanimous National Intelligence Estimates concluding Iran had no nuclear weapons program. Ayatollah Khamenei issued a fatwa in 2003 declaring it a sin to develop one. None of that mattered. Netanyahu kept saying bomb Iran. Trump finally listened.
And while all of this was unfolding, Congress passed Section 224 — permanently fusing the US and Israeli militaries — as the Defense Intelligence Agency issued a warning to its own employees about stepped up Israeli spying on the United States.
🔸 Two unanimous NIEs: Iran had no nuclear weapons program. Period.
🔸 Section 224: permanent US-Israel military fusion — no oversight, no vote, no expiry
🔸 Section 622: Tom Cotton slipped in the intelligence equivalent — permanent intel sharing with Israel, future presidents barred from scaling it back
🔸 DIA warning about Israeli spying on the US — issued alongside Section 224
🔸 Republican bill to give US veterans benefits to Americans who join the IDF — Kiriakou calls it treason
🔸 Germany: "It's a pro-genocide state again. Do they want to help build the concentration camps?"
🔸 Iran is the size of Western Europe. It was never going to fall. Anyone who knew anything knew that.
🔸 Sign the petition to pardon John Kiriakou: change.org/pardonjohn
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