Prometheus 6

Hopefully the almost-half the country that still thinks otherwise will get the message now (though I fully expect the first half hour of Washington Journal to be filled with denials).  The primary defense they'll have will be, "Everyone thought Saddam had WMD," irrelevant as that is.

But it's occurred to me that the USofA probably owns, what, three out of four sattelites in operation? I'm trying to lowball my guestimate. GPS is ours, I think Europe's competitor is only a couple months old. It really strikes me that most Western nations' intelligence agencies would be analysing information provided to them through their partnerships with the USofA, and supplementing that with their own work.

Senate Panel Releases Report on Iraq Intelligence
By MARK MAZZETTI