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Neo-Conned! Again

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by D Liam O'Huallachain


  Project for the Republican Future, 88

  Promise Keepers, 183

  Proportionality principle: in Gulf War I, 827; just-war theory and, 128

  Prosper, Pierre-Richard, 811, 814

  Protestants. See also Evangelical Protestants: Christian Zionism and, 142–147; Iraq War supported by, 153–157

  Psychological operations, marketing of Iraq war with, 631–634

  Puckett, Neal A., 528

  Putin, Vladimir, 34, 382, 392

  Qassem, Abdul Karim, 658

  Qathafi, Muammar, 31

  Qazzaz, Ayad S. Al-, 646–657

  Quayle, Dan, 112, 258

  Qureishi, Mohammed, 732–733

  Racak massacre, 55

  Racism, war on terror and aspects of, 377

  Radio Free Europe, 34

  Raimondo, Justin, 93–94, 110–124

  Ramadan, Taha Yassin, 714–715

  Ramadani, Sami, 708, 778

  Rambouillet accord, 136n.1

  Rampton, Sheldon, 584–603, 830–839

  Rand, Ayn, 176

  Raphaeli, Nimrod, 658

  “Rapture” movement, 145–146

  Raspberry, William, 504

  Rasul, Shafiq, 442

  Rasul v. Bush, 443–444, 460–467, 470, 473–474, 480, 483

  Rather, Dan, 588

  Ratner, Michael, 547–548, 820–829

  Ratzinger, Joseph Cardinal, 356

  Rawi, Bisher al-, 487

  Readership Institute, 593–594

  Reagan, Ronald, 79, 115, 158, 577, 582, 583n.1

  “Reasonable hope of success” principle, just-war theory and, 128

  ReBuilding Iraq 2 conference, 187–190, 192

  Reclaiming the American Right: The Lost Legacy of the Conservative

  Movement, 113

  Record, Jeffrey, 308–327

  Red Dawn, 692–693

  “Red Zone” stories as Iraq war marketing tool, 629–630

  Reed, Jack, 349

  Reed, Ralph, 138–139, 142n.1, 158–159

  Rees, Matthew, 112

  Reese, Charley, 354

  Regional strategies, military need for, 217–220

  Regner, Michael, 709

  Regnery, Henry, 178

  Reich, Wilhelm, 211

  Reid, Richard, 420

  Rendon, John, 610–611, 635, 637–640

  Rendon Group, 240, 254, 610–611, 637–640, 832–833

  Republic, Not an Empire, A, 113

  Republican Guard (Iraq), 11, 256–257

  Republican Party: Catholic links to, 177–179; Christian Zionists and, 156–157; neoconservative links to, 113

  ReseauVoltaire.net (website), 411

  Resistance movement in Iraq: Ba'ath party as source of, 713–718; economic effects of, 752–755; foreign fighters in, 729–734; future predictions concerning, 755–759; growing strength of, 723–725; increases in, 725–734; Iraqi army impacted by, 743–752; media coverage of, 688–713; military equipment losses by U.S. and, 741; military recruiting in U.S. and, 737–741; peace initiatives from, 757n.2; possible U.S. loss of war and, 734–737; Saddam's links to, 713–717; statistics on, 722–725; Sunni Triangle as center of, 718–721; U.S. military casualties and, 742–743

  Responsibility to Protect, The, 366–367

  Rice, Condoleeza: assessments of Iraq by, 281–282; confirmation hearings of, xvi-xvii; on deterrence policies, 325; on elections in Iraq, 760; foreign policy views by, 91–93; Iraq war buildup and, 251–252, 280; Saddam-al-Qaeda link claimed by, 202, 291; on Saddam Hussein, 96–97; “Vulcans” group and, 251; war on terror-Iraq war link made by, 319

  Rich, Frank, 505

  Rich, Marc, 263

  “Right intention principle,” just-war theory and, 128

  Rikabi, Fu'ad al-, 720

  Rise of the Vulcans, 94

  Ritter, Scott, ixx-xxiii, 713, 736

  Rivera, Geraldo, 600

  Rives, Jack, 508

  Robb, Chuck, 305

  Robberson, Tod, 731

  Robbins, Carla Anne, 47

  Roberts, Craig, 736–737

  Roberts, John, 372

  Roberts, Pat: intelligence investigations by, 271–272, 276, 278, 282, 283n.1, 284, 288, 290–291, 296; prisoner abuse investigations and, 522; yellowcake uranium controversy and, 498

  Robertson, James, 471n.2, 480–482

  Robertson, Pat, 126, 142, 159

  Robinson, William I., 769–770

  Rockefeller, David, 403

  Rockefeller, Jay, 498, 522

  Rockford Institute, 112

  Rockwell, Lew, 771

  Rodman, Peter, 257

  Rogue states: deterrence and non-proliferation agreements with, 324–327; WMD and terrorism conflated with, 321–324

  Roland missiles, fabrications concerning, 624–626

  Romero, Anthony D., 527

  Romero, Archbishop, 48

  Rona, Garber, 420–441

  Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 13, 72

  Roosevelt, Theodore, 71

  Ropp, Theodore, 213–214

  Rose, Michael, 177–178

  Rosenblatt, Peter, 73

  Rosenthal, A. M., 86

  Ross, Thomas, 834

  Rothbard, Murray, 174–176

  Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 65

  Rove, Karl, Plamegate and, 501–504

  Rowse, Arthur, 834–835

  Roy, Edmond, 744n.2

  Royal, Robert, 129

  Royal Air Force, 25

  Rule of Law. See also International law: Geneva Conventions and, 553–561; trial of Saddam Hussein and, 797–817

  Rumaydh, Badr al-, 24

  Rumsfeld, Donald: Abu Ghraib scandal and, 349, 533–536, 543–546; American Empire ideology of, 181, 183; anti-French allegations by, 625–626; Bush Sr. and, 343; Christian Zionists and, 156; critics attacked by, 635; cruise missile strikes in Iraq and, 6; Defense Department under, 200, 264–266, 283–284; Defense Policy Board and, 258; on democracy in Iraq, 760; destruction of military by, 203–207; euro-dollar conflict and, 412–413; Guantánamo detentions and, 510n.2, 533–536, 546; Hussein coup attempts and, 8; Iraqi acquisition of U.S. uniforms story and, 622–623; Iraqi resistance movement minimized by, 688–713; Iraq war buildup and, 251–252, 257, 260, 276; Jessica Lynch story and, 615–616; military recruiting declines and, 740; misuse of intelligence by, 283–284, 299; on nation-building, 686; neoconservative policies of, 94; possible U.S. loss of war denied by, 735n.1; prisoner abuse investigations and, 525–529; prisoner execution fabrications and, 627–628; Project for a New American Century and, 7–8, 89; psychological operations used by, 631–634; “Red Zone” stories and, 629–630; Saddam-al-Qaeda links claim of, 280–281; Saddam visited by, 661–662; Special Access Program and, 536–543; Speicher case and, 620; on troop reductions in Iraq, 568; on war on terrorism, 99–100; petition for writ of habeas corpus served on, 799–807

  Russell, Bertrand, 821

  Russert, Tim, 760

  Russia. See also Soviet Union: American hegemony ideology and, 391–397; dollar reserves of, 415

  Rutherford International insurance company, 190

  Rwanda: International Criminal Tribunal on, 430–431; UN response to, 367

  Ryn, Claes, 18, 62–79

  Sabar, Ariel, 603

  Sabri, Naji, 681–682

  Sadik, Ahmad, 713–715

  Sadler, Steven, 190

  Sadr, Muqtada al-: Catholic Church and, 359; Iraqi electoral politics and, 772

  Safire, William, 86, 111; Defense Department talking points from, 202; Plamegate and, 504

  St. Clair, Jeffrey, 3–11

  Sakhem, Sam, 832–833

  Sale, Kirkpatrick, 180–184

  Salih, Roshan Muhammed, 704–705

  Salman Pak training facility, allegations concerning, 618–619

  Salon.com (website), 498, 503

  Samurai, Ayham al-, 757n.2

  Sanchez, Ricardo: Abu Ghraib scandal and, 516–517, 520, 526, 535, 539, 546; civilian detentions in Iraq
and, 508; Iraq war buildup and, 240

  Sanctions against Iraq: economic impact of, 15, 204; infrastructure impact of, 4–6; legal issues concerning, 824–829; Powell's support for, 257

  Sanctions Committee, 5

  Sanger, David, 619

  Sarandon, Susan, 592

  Saudi Arabia: autocracy in, 321; decline of U.S. hegemony in, 393–397, 653; dollar fiat money agreement with, 405–408; removal of U.S. bases from, 201, 203–204, 651, 657

  Savage, Michael, 590

  Sawyer, Diane, 830

  Scalia, Antonin, 462

  Scheer, Robert, 696–697

  Scheiber, Jane and Harry, 449n.1

  Scheuer, Michael, 693–695, 700–701, 705

  Schieffer, Bob, 276

  Schlamm, Willi, 175–176

  Schlesinger, Arthur, 51

  Schlesinger, James, 35

  Schlesinger Report on civilian detainees, 518–521, 534–536, 541, 552

  Schmidt-Furlow report, 521, 531–532

  Schmitt, Eric, 565–573

  Schmitt, Gary, 257, 265–266

  Schoomaker, Peter, 739

  Schori, Pierre, 635

  Schultz, Roger, 738

  Schwarzkopf, Norman, 87

  Scofield, Cyrus I., 146–147

  Scofield Reference Bible, 146–147

  “Scorpions” paramilitary force, 2

  Scott-Clark, Cathy, 551–552

  Scowcroft, Brent, 35, 91, 107; Bush Sr. and, 10; on Israel, 299; resistance to Iraq war from, 242, 280, 495, 502

  Scud missiles, alleged Iraqi possession of, 623

  Scully, Matthew, 112

  Seale, Patrick, 711n.3, 722–723, 731–732

  Second Front, The, 836

  Secularism: Christian Zionists' opposition to, 142–143; Zionism and, 138–139

  Seeman, Neil, 112–114

  Self-defense: Chomsky's discussion of, 43–53, 58–59; UN Charter on, 362–365

  Senate Intelligence Committee, corruption of intelligence investigation of, 281–283

  September 11, 2001, attacks: American hegemony ideology following, 64, 182–184; Bush response to, 8–9, 104, 182, 281–282, 293–294, 313; fabricated Iraqi links to, 202; foreign nationals detained following, 445n.2; Guantánamo detention center formed after, 443; Iraqi War influenced by, 8–9, 80–109, 182, 258–261, 281–282, 293–294; Israel's view of, 98–99; just-war doctrine and, 420; nationalist attitudes after, 10, 63–64, 67, 279; neoconservatives galvanized by, 99–109, 114–116, 258, 389–397; nuclear weapons policies following, 322–323; public reaction to, 108–109; Rumsfeld's memos after, 8; Saddam Hussein linked to, 111, 258–259, 261–262, 280–281; U.S.-Israel relations affected by, 80, 98

  Serbia, bombings of, 53–55, 113, 377

  Sewage systems, Gulf War bombings' effect on, 3–4

  Shachtman, Max, 115

  Shafer, Jack, 571

  Shahak, Israel, 85, 216

  Shah of Iran, 31

  Shahwani, Abdullah, 723–725

  Shamir, Israel, 158, 211, 216–217

  Shamsi, Hina, 549

  Shandal, Abdel Hussein, 758n.2

  Shanker, Albert, 73

  Shanker, Thorn, 565–573

  Shapiro, Bruce, 372

  Sharon, Ariel, 97–98, 116, 118, 159; Bush and, 299–300; Defense Department ties to, 284; terrorism linked to, 317

  Shattan, Joseph, 112

  Sheen, Martin, 592

  Shelton, Hugh, 251

  Shibh, Ramzi bin al-, 698–699

  Shibli, Hashim al-, 792–793

  Shiites: civil strife in Iraq and, 791–793; in Iraqi Army, 744–752; Iraqi electoral politics and, 767, 790–793; as Iraqi resistance fighters, 719n.1, 720–721; Iraq partition plan and, 655–657; in Wolf Brigade, 732–733

  Shinseki, Eric, 241

  Shukri, Ali, 771–772

  Shulsky, Abram, 200–202, 265–266, 272, 283

  Shultz, George, 52, 251

  Sieff, Martin, 752–753

  Sigalos, George, 193

  Signal, The, 530, 535, 539

  Silberman, Lawrence, 305

  Simon Wiesenthal Center, 139

  Simpson, Cam, 188n.1

  Singer, Max, 257

  Singh, Anupama Rao, 31–32

  SISMI (Italian security service), 495–497

  Sistani, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-, 359, 721, 767; Iraq electoral results for, 783–784

  Situation ethics theory, just-war doctrine and, 130

  Sivitz, Jeremy, 528

  Six-Day War, 133, 142

  60 Minutes television program: Suskind and O'Neill interview on, 15–16; Zinni interview on, 119–120

  Slate.com (online magazine), 571

  Sleiman, Youssef, 188–189

  Sleimann, Jean-Benjamin (Bishop), 359

  Slevin, Peter, 95

  Small Wars, Their Principles and Practice, 318

  Smith, Dan, 508–552

  Smith, Douglas, 739

  Smith, Michael, 2

  Smith-Mundt Act, 641

  Smyth, Gareth, 701–703

  Sniegoski, Stephen J., 80–109, 248

  Sobran, Joe, 114, 176–177

  Social Contract, The, 65

  Sociology, military education and, 210–211

  Sodano, Angelo Cardinal, 658

  Sofer, Arnon, 97

  Sola fide doctrine, 162n.1

  Sola gratia doctrine, 162n.1

  Solarz, Stephen, 86, 257

  Sola Scriptura doctrine, 143–147, 161–163

  Soldier and the State, The, 210, 213

  Solomon, Norman, 689–690, 835

  Sonnenfeldt, Helmut, 500

  Sorensen, Erik, 588, 597

  Sovereignty, 54; Guantánamo base detentions and issue of, 455–459, 462, 471n.1; history in Iraq of, 19–26

  Soviet Union. See also Russia: Bretton Woods Gold Exchange system and, 400–402; collapse of, 72; nonproliferation treaties with, 337–338; post-cold war imperative and, 71–77

  Sowell, Thomas, 420–441

  Spanish-American War, U.S. occupation of Cuba, 455–456

  Spatial disorientation, 451

  Special Access Program (SAP), investigations into, 536–543

  “Special Operation Forces Standard Operating Procedures,” 541

  Special Operations Consulting Security Management Group, Inc., 721

  Speicher, Scott, 620

  Spence Publishing, 176–177

  Stafford, J. Francis Cardinal, 355

  Stahl, Leslie, 15

  Standard Oil of California, 652

  Stand for Israel, 152n.4, 155–156

  State Department (U.S.): American military and, 217–220; Arabic websites critiqued by, 727n.3; Information Collection Program and, 266–269; neoconservative dominance of, 201; opposition to Iraq war in, 257, 260–261; yellowcake uranium controversy and, 494–495

  State-sponsored terrorism, 50, 316–317

  Stauber, John, 584–603, 830–839

  Steigerwald, Bill, 121–122

  Stein, Jeff, 267

  Steinberg, Jeff, 490–504

  Stern, Jessica, 309, 326

  Stewart, Derek, 739

  Stoics, just-war theory and, 127

  Stomberg, Vivian, 760

  Stop-loss orders for U.S. military, 739–741

  Strate, Gerhard, 699

  Strategic influence campaign in Iraq war, 605–642; absence of coverage as tool for, 635; alleged Iraqi acquisition of U.S. military uniforms, 622–623; anti-French disinformation campaign and, 624–626; attacks on critics as part of, 635; audiences targeted in, 635–636; black propaganda techniques in, 632–624; capture of 507th troops story, 628–629; characterization of actions in, 613; cluster bombs stories and, 621; dirty bombs as issue in, 619; “Fedayeen” death squads story, 616–617; future use of, 640–642; government personnel involved in, 636–640; imagebuilding strategies in, 617–618; Iraqi acquisition of uniforms story and, 622–623; Jessica Lynch story and, 603, 614–616; operation code name assessments in, 613; prisoner execution fabr
ications in, 627–628; psychological operations in, 631–634; “Red Zone” stories and, 629–630; remotely piloted vehicles story in, 623–624; ricin poison factory allegations and, 618; Salman Pak training facility allegations and, 618–619; Scud missile “threat” story, 622; Shula district bombing story, 628; Speicher incident and, 620; terrorism theme of, 617; Voice of America as tool of, 634; white flag incident and, 626–627

  Strauss, Leo, 265

  Straw, Jack, 278–279

  Suárez, Francisco, just-war theory and, 127

  Suicide attacks, media coverage of, 727–734

  Sulzberger, Arthur Jr., 505

  “Summary execution” principle, 435n.1

  Sunday Times of London, 278

  Sunnis: civil strife in Iraq and, 792–793; Iraq partition plan and, 655–657; political participation by, 757n.2; resistance fighters drawn from, 718–721; Wolf Brigade treatment of, 744

  Supersessionism, 146

  Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI), 732n.5; hatred of Saddam by, 758n.2; in Iraqi Army, 744; Iraqi electoral politics and, 769; post-election unrest in Iraq and, 787–793

  Supreme Court of the United States: Guantánamo detainees rulings by, 444–445, 460–463, 460n.1, 477–482, 549–550; Johnson

  v. Eisentrager case and, 454–455; Miller and Cooper case and, 500–504; Rasul v. Bush case, 460–463; trial of Saddam Hussein and petition served upon, 799–807

  Supreme National Commission for De-Ba'athification, 718

  Suskind, Ron: on Bush's Iraq war buildup, 251–252; 60 Minutes in terview with, 15–16

  Sykes, Mark, 23

  Syria: Defense Department goals concerning, 201, 203; Kurds in, 655; Lebanon and, 50, 764; oil flow through, 652–653; resistance fighters in, 711–712

  Syria Accountability Act, 50–51

  Taft, Robert A., 113, 115, 117

  Taguba, Antonio, 517–519, 521

  Talabani, Jalal, 789–790

  Taliban: Geneva Convention protections of, 439–440, 510n.2; Iranian ties to, 31; members as POWs, 436–438; oppression of women by, 611; overthrow of, 57; Pakistan's support of, 341; U.S. negotiations with, 380

  Talkingpointsmemo.com (website), 495

  Taluto, Joseph, 732

  Tandja, Mamadou, 494

  Tauran, Jean-Louis, 355, 662

  Taylor, Scott, 703

  Taylor, Telford, 43–44

  Television news. See also Media coverage: internet vs., 702n.3; Iraq war coverage in, 585–603

  Tenet, George: bogus WMD claims and, 251, 258–259, 281, 295; Cheney and, 286; “Curveball” intelligence source and, 286, 290–291; Deutch and, 286; misuse of intelligence by, 268–270, 273–275, 277, 280, 284–285; National Intelligence Estimate manipulation and, 293–294; politicization of the CIA and, 289; resignation of, 282–283; Rumsfeld and, 301; yellowcake uranium controversy and, 495–496, 499

 

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