Project for a New American Century (PNAC) This stunning statement by Panetta is being circulated around the internet with foreboding, because back in 2000 a paper was written by three men from the Project for a New American Century (PNAC) that used similar language to describe the need for a “dominant force” by the U.S. for hegemonic purposes. Shortly after their paper was written, on September 11, 2011, a massive crime was perpetrated against America which left 3000 people dead and a nation in shock; a crime that some likened to “a new Pearl Harbor”. Since then, our liberties and freedoms at home have been under constant assault by the Government of the United States, with many taken-for-granted liberties now gone. For the last ten years, the Bush Administration, and now the Obama Administration, literally “cashed-in” on the attacks of 9/11, using fear as a tool to get the American people to go along with illegal invasions and mass murder against Middle East populations that had nothing to do with 9/11. No substantial and irrefutable evidence of the “official” Bush theory on ‘who-done-it’ has ever been given to the American people. The three men that wrote the paper for PNAC are Thomas Donnelly, Donald Kagan, and Gary Schmitt. Thomas Donnelly was the principal author, while Donald Kagan and Gary Schmitt are listed as Co-Chairmen on the paper. (full report below – pdf-Scribd) The paper titled “Rebuilding America’s Defenses: Strategy, Forces and Resources For a New Century“, openly advocated for global military dominance. PNAC was a Neo-Conservative think tank in Washington D.C. that was apparently founded by William Kristol and Robert Kagan in 1997 (and is supposedly no longer in operation), but has been a likely Pentagon creation by some people’s estimates (PBS); thereby being funded by the American taxpayer. Members included many from the Bush Administration as well as other “prominent” representatives of government and business (Full list of PNAC Members here). The PNAC report stateo

Saturday, 11 June 2011

This stunning statement by Panetta is being circulated around the internet with foreboding, because back in 2000 a paper was written by three men from the Project for a New American Century (PNAC) that used similar language to describe the need for a “dominant force” by the U.S. for hegemonic purposes. Shortly after their paper was written, on September 11, 2011, a massive crime was perpetrated against America which left 3000 people dead and a nation in shock; a crime that some likened to “a new Pearl Harbor”. Since then, our liberties and freedoms at home have been under constant assault by the Government of the United States, with many taken-for-granted liberties now gone. For the last ten years, the Bush Administration, and now the Obama Administration, literally “cashed-in” on the attacks of 9/11, using fear as a tool to get the American people to go along with illegal invasions and mass murder against Middle East populations that had nothing to do with 9/11. No substantial and irrefutable evidence of the “official” Bush theory on ‘who-done-it’ has ever been given to the American people.
The three men that wrote the paper for PNAC are Thomas Donnelly, Donald Kagan, and Gary Schmitt. Thomas Donnelly was the principal author, while Donald Kagan and Gary Schmitt are listed as Co-Chairmen on the paper. (full report below – pdf-Scribd)
The paper titled “Rebuilding America’s Defenses: Strategy, Forces and Resources For a New Century“, openly advocated for global military dominance. PNAC was a Neo-Conservative think tank in Washington D.C. that was apparently founded by William Kristol and Robert Kagan in 1997 (and is supposedly no longer in operation), but has been a likely Pentagon creation by some people’s estimates (PBS); thereby being funded by the American taxpayer. Members included many from the Bush Administration as well as other “prominent” representatives of government and business (Full list of PNAC Members here).
The PNAC report stated this about “a new Pearl Harbor:
“Further, the process of transformation, even if it brings revolutionary change, is likely to b

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