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Chris Nelson reports that Bill Luti (pictured with Doug Feith) will replace Frank Miller as Senior Director for Defense Policy and Arms Control on the new look Bush II NSC staff. Luti is a former aide to Newt Gingrich and…
John Bolton, in June 2004, stated that he had no inhibition about cooperating with the Iranian terrorist group, MEK. Michael Roston, in an exclusive for Arms Control Wonk.com, outlines how Bolton came to count the MEK as our terrorists and…
The State Department has a released an e-journal entitled, Today’s Nuclear Equation. In addition to a digital copy of the “Duck and Cover” video, the e-journal contains a weird smattering of Administration propaganda (including articles from POTUS, DeSutter, Rademaker and…
Newsweek’s Mark Hosenball, who also wrote the Bolton/Cuba story referenced in my last post, has another piece about the MEK/NCRI’s role in revealing Iran’s nuclear programs. (See also ACW 24 October 2004) Most of you probably know that the NCRI…
Greetings from the Sandia International Security Conference, which is being held in Chantilly, VA. NNSA Director Linton Brooks, in his Congressional testimony, added some detail to the Reliable Replacement Warhead Program: With the support of Congress, we are beginning a…
Interesting. Apparently some Senate staffers are looking into whether Bolton was involved in pressuring intel analysts about their assessments of Cuba’s BW program. Jeffrey wrote about this a while ago. Relevant excerpts from the SSCI report included.
*[DTIC subsequently removed these documents. Here are the four documents in a single, zipped file.]* The Joint Staff hates freedom. What else should I conclude when its staff knowingly place classified material they believe could be harmful to national security…
Dafna Linzer—writing the Washington Post—notices that the WMD Commission reveals that UNMOVIC inspections in February 2003 discredited “Curveball”—the defector whose claims about mobile bio-weapons made a liar out of Colin Powell: That Iraq was cooking up biological agents in mobile…
Bill Broad writes in the New York Times about a “fierce debate among experts inside and outside the government over [the W-76 nuclear warhead’s] reliability and its place in the nuclear arsenal.” Broad’s story builds on John Fleck’s excellent reporting…
I am just shocked he has one.
