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}}The '''National Intelligence Council''' ('''NIC''') was formed in 1979 and is the centre for midterm and long-term strategic thinking within the [[United States Intelligence Community]] (IC).
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==Official narrative==
 
==Official narrative==
[[Wikipedia]] reports that "is the center for midterm and long-term strategic thinking within the [[United States Intelligence Community]]" and cites its website that:
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[[Wikipedia]] cites the [[NIC]] website that:
 
* It leads the IC's effort to produce [[National Intelligence Estimate]]s and other documents;
 
* It leads the IC's effort to produce [[National Intelligence Estimate]]s and other documents;
 
* It supports (and reports to) the [[United States Director of National Intelligence|Director of National Intelligence]];
 
* It supports (and reports to) the [[United States Director of National Intelligence|Director of National Intelligence]];
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==Leadership==
 
==Leadership==
Various [[Chairman of the National Intelligence Council]] have had [[deep political]] connections such as membership of [[Le Cercle]] ([[Fritz Ermarth]]) or the [[9-11/Commission]] ([[Christopher Kojm]]).
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Various [[chairmen of the National Intelligence Council]] have had [[deep political]] connections such as membership of [[Le Cercle]] ([[Fritz Ermarth]]) or the [[9-11/Commission]] ([[Christopher Kojm]]).
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==Pandemic warning==
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In November 2008, the [[NIC]] warned world leaders that a global pandemic would hit the planet before 2025:
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{{QB|“Other pathogens – such as the [[SARS]] coronavirus or other influenza strains – also have this potential... Outside the [[US]], critical infrastructure degradation and economic loss on a global scale would result as approximately a third of the worldwide population became ill and hundreds of millions died.”
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<ref>''[https://gosint.wordpress.com/2020/03/17/coronavirus-potential-emergence-of-a-global-pandemic-nic-global-trends-2025-november-2008/ "Coronavirus - 'Potential Emergence of a Global Pandemic' (NIC - Global Trends 2025, November 2008)"]''</ref>}}
 
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Latest revision as of 14:33, 17 March 2020

Group.png National Intelligence Council   SourcewatchRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
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AbbreviationNIC
Formation1979
LeaderChairman of the National Intelligence Council
SubpageNational Intelligence Council/Chair
National Intelligence Council/Vice Chair

The National Intelligence Council (NIC) was formed in 1979 and is the centre for midterm and long-term strategic thinking within the United States Intelligence Community (IC).

Official narrative

Wikipedia cites the NIC website that:

Leadership

Various chairmen of the National Intelligence Council have had deep political connections such as membership of Le Cercle (Fritz Ermarth) or the 9-11/Commission (Christopher Kojm).

Pandemic warning

In November 2008, the NIC warned world leaders that a global pandemic would hit the planet before 2025:

“Other pathogens – such as the SARS coronavirus or other influenza strains – also have this potential... Outside the US, critical infrastructure degradation and economic loss on a global scale would result as approximately a third of the worldwide population became ill and hundreds of millions died.” [2]

 

A document sourced from National Intelligence Council

TitleTypeSubject(s)Publication date
File:NIC Iran - Nuclear Intentions and Capabilities.pdfreportIran/Nuclear weaponsNovember 2007
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