Project for the New American Century

Two years before 9/11, George W. Bush told his ghostwriter, Mickey Herskowitz, that if he ever got a chance to invade Iraq, he wouldn't waste the political capital a war would give him the way his father had.

A year later, the Project for the New American Century, whose founding statement his brother Jeb had signed, published a report arguing that invading Iraq and taking their oil wasn't politically possible because, quote, some catastrophic and catalyzing event like a new Pearl Harbor, end quote, were to happen.

Then on August 6th, 2001, while he was vacationing in Crawford, the CIA flew an agent all the way to Texas to hand President George W. Bush a briefing titled Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S. Bush began the longest vacation in presidential history, refusing to return to D.C., but also refusing to pull together his team to stop the plot.

Five weeks later, nearly 3,000 Americans were dead.

Like Moonraker, once the bioweapon's released and only Ashkenazis live.

[laughs] And in their PNAC neocon document, the one that said, "We want 3,000 dead from a terror attack to launch our war and take over seven nations in the Middle East and build a Greater Israel and a Pax Americana world empire," they said, "We need to legitimize the use and development of race-specific bioweapons." Just type in, "Project for the New American Century promoted the use of race-specific b-b-b-b-b-b-b-bioweapons." I remember 26 years ago, before 9/11, when I subscribed to the US American Statesman every day on my doorstep at my apartment, and I got it and opened it up, and why they had a international story on the cover, and it was old-fashioned liberals that still had some sense, and it was Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, 'cause the campaign was going on then, openly promote bioweapons that target certain races.

Kind of a big deal back then.

And lo and behold, the one Obama comes out with kills Black people and white people, but not Ashkenazi Jews.

And again, you can just type in.

That crew do it for people.

They used to have a PNAC website that took it out about five years ago.

Dick Cheney, Rumsfeld, headed up by Benjamin Netanyahu, who was prime minister back on 9-11.

It's going to be hard to sway.

That's why what frightens me, I say, or gives me anxiety about the future is that They would need, like the PNAC documents from September 2000, they would need a Pearl Harbor-style event to catalyze, to form some sort of new war effort to catalyze the entire population.

That's that's the issue.

I think they would need something much larger.

Uh, I just always w- w- wondered, um...

So now we all know about the Project for a New American Century, and we know about, uh, y- uh, uh, that they, they had this in the chamber, uh, before the Iraq War, that they wanted to go into, uh, s- seven Muslim countries in five years, and Iraq was the first one at the behest of Israel.

Um, did you know at the time that it was at the behest of Israel? Did you know, were you, uh, clued into the game that was actually being played? And if, if not, when did you figure it out?

Well, I go back a ways in this whole saga.

In nineteen ninety-seven, political commentator William Kristol brought together Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and other neocons to insist that the United States should significantly increase defense spending and lead the world.

Believing that Iraq's Saddam Hussein was destabilizing the Middle East, they saw removing him from power as key to their Project for the New American Century.

Iraq had allied with the Soviet Union during the Cold War, and neocons believed the U.S. must "challenge regimes hostile to our interests and values" and "promote the cause of political and economic freedom abroad." Saddam was out of reach until September eleventh, two thousand one, when neocons saw al-Qaeda's attack on the U.S.

as an opportunity to hit Saddam Hussein, although he had not been involved in the attack.