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This new "surge" option for the Iraq War in early 2007 comes from a group of generals at the American Enterprise Institute.  More on "adjunct scholar" at AEI , Michael Ledeen.
Project for a New American Century (including names)  (must read)
http://rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/1535 or  PNAC-profile-Right_Web.mht  (local mhtml)
From an office in the same building that houses the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) in downtown Washington and with funding from the Bradley Foundation, in 1993 William Kristol established the Project for the Republican Future in anticipation of the 1994 congressional elections. Following the resounding victory of right-wing Republicans, in 1995 he founded the Weekly Standard in the vacated offices of his Project for the Republican Future. In 1996, Kristol and Robert Kagan established PNAC, whose offices are also located in the AEI building and which is also generously supported by the Bradley Foundation.
... unifying conservatives around an almost exclusively domestic agenda of big-government bashing, glorifying traditional family values, and attacking secular humanism.  The right had not recovered from the loss of its chief mobilizing principle: militant anticommunism.
U.S. moral clarity and the exercise of American power against evil — was articulated in 1996 by Kristol and Kagan in their Foreign Affairs essay on creating a neo-Reaganite foreign policy agenda.
At a time when most pundits and politicians were caught up in national debates about the price of prescription drugs, the future of social security, and the impact of globalization, PNAC warned of “present dangers” to U.S. national security.
The Power of Nightmares  (download)
This film by Adam Curtis from BBC explores the origins in the 1940s and 50s of Islamic Fundamentalism in the Middle East, and Neoconservatism in America, parallels between these movements, and their effect on the world today.

The "surge" recommendation reports at AEI are by Fred Kagan.  Kagan is a member of PNAC, Project for the New American Century.  This is the same propaganda group that started the War on Iraq. 
correction:  Donald Kagan is a founding member of PNAC.  Fred Kagan and Robert Kagan are his sons.  Donald and Fred both signed the famous "Rebuilding America's Defenses" document at PNAC.  The neoconservative think tank Project for the New American Century wrote this “blueprint” for the “creation of a ‘global Pax Americana'” --- calling for global war for total hegemony, starting with Iraq.

Fred also thinks Rumsfeld needed to spend MORE money and expand the military MORE.  Click on this link and you will probably find a link to the Scooter Libby Defense Fund.

Robert Kagan was also with Carnegie Endownment for International Peace.  Heh-heh.
People involved in the 2000 PNAC report: Vice President Cheney, Florida Governor Jeb Bush, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, Cheney Chief of Staff I. Lewis Libby, Undersecretary of State John Bolton, Undersecretary of Defense Dov Zakheim, and author Eliot Cohen.

Well, who is AEI?   American Enterprise Institute is a spinoff of the Pew Charitable Trust, the family of J. Howard Pew (1882-1971).  Pew was founder of Sun Oil (Sunoco).  (important Ledeen quote at bottom)
 
American Enterprise Institute: This conservative think tank was founded in 1943 *(by Pew). 

doesn't Pew Charitable Trust fund a lot of Left Wing TV documentaries... on NPR ... a front of the "public" media run by CIA psychological warfare specialists.  Yeah, "Left Wing" causes.  Good cover.  (NPR is jokingly called National Petroleum Radio)

In the 1930s, J. Howard Pew was on the American Liberty League’s Advisory Council and its Executive Committee. He also made donations to the League ($20,000), the Sentinels of the Republic ($5,000) and the Crusaders ($4,000). Other Pew family members also donated generously, particularly to the Sentinels of the Republic.
 
Well, American Liberty League was behind the Bankers' plot to oust the United States government of FDR by military force and install a fascist military government modeled after Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.
 
Lurking in the background behind the plot to oust FDR was the American Liberty League, a pro-business think-tank and ultra-right wing lobby group. Its treasurer was Jerry MacGuire’s boss, Grayson Murphy, a leading J.P. Morgan broker. One of its top donors was Robert Clark, who also tried to recruit General Smedley Butler into the conspiracy to oust President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

related group:  (not all "Christian" groups are created equal)
Christian America http://coat.ncf.ca/our_magazine/links/53/christian_america.html  historical chain of people behind the "surge":
Failing to physically beat labor into submission the fascist turned to legal tactics such as the anti-union right to work law. The law is still highly regarded in right wing circles today, but few know that it was first sponsored by the fascist group, Christian America in the early 1940s.69 The forces behind the Christian American group were wealthy Texans tied to the Kirby family. Christian America was formed by Vance Muse after the death of Kirby. Both Kirby and Muse had a long history of opposing the New Deal and supporting racism:

STATEMENT of Christian America supporting Hitler:

"Into this bedlam and chaos in Germany Adolf hitler injected himself as a new messiah to lead ordely german from political confusion to systematic unity. Hitler put it up to the Germans to decide between the Jewish ownership and domination of the country or domination and ownership by the ninety nine percent of the German population. Human nature being what it is, it is not strange that the Germans decided against the Jews and in favor of Hitler. Our president (Roosevelt) has sent two insulting messages to Hitler and a number of his pink cabineteers have most blantantly and violently broadcast silly insults to the German government."   (just so you know whose side everyone is on)


"Every ten years or so, the United States needs to pick up some small crappy little country and throw it against the wall, just to show the world we mean business." Michael Ledeen, American Enterprise Institute



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