Gabbard: The intelligence community says Iran is not pursuing a nuclear weapon
Peloni: The claim that Iran is not seeking nuclear weapons is the result of a pro-Iranian bias which is and continues to characterize Tulsi Gabbard’s perspective. I and many others warned about this fact before Gabbard was placed into the sensitive position she holds today, and this warning was first validated by her choice of the pro-Iran Daniel Davis to fill one of the most sensitive positions on her staff, and it has now been re-validated by Gabbard’s absurd statement before Congress, which ignores the capability of Iran having the means of being within a week’s effort of having a number of nuclear devices. The deep disconnect which exists between this fact and Gabbard’s position is, in fact, not one of naivete, but one of supporting the nearly achieved outcome of Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The pro-Iran element in Washington simply received an upgrade with Gabbard’s nomination. Recalling that Personnel is Policy, we should concentrate on the reality that the sooner Gabbard’s position is vacated, the safer the US and the world will become.
Tulsi Gabbard is wrong and she should challenge the IC’s assessment – it is politicized and it’s based on Iran using our Signals Intercept capabilities as a public relations platform.
The intel is based on Signals Intercept of an Iranians reading a script saying they are not… pic.twitter.com/tvwcBrCVUE
— Michael P Pregent (@MPPregent) March 25, 2025
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