Jiang argues that human intelligence, not merely electronic surveillance, is the more reliable explanation for how leaders are being located and killed.
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Jiang argues that human intelligence, not merely electronic surveillance, is the more reliable explanation for how leaders are being located and killed.
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"...the leader is, okay? There's human intelligence, called HUMET. And there's signal intelligence, called SIGNET, okay? Human intelligence, signal intelligence. Signal intelligence just means..."
"I don't think that's convincing. I think the most important... The most important... The most important... The most important source, the most reliable source..."
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