Douglas Feith
Events (71)
- After August 2, 1989: Chalabi Forges Strong Ties with US Neocons 1989-08-02
- July 8, 1996: Neoconservative Think Tank Advocates Aggressive Israeli Foreign Policy 1996-07-08
- February 19, 1998: Neoconservative Group Calls on US to Help Overthrow Hussein 1998-02-19
- January 1, 2001: Neoconservatives Draft War Plans for Joint US/Israeli Onslaught throughout Middle East 2001-01-01
- January 20-September 10, 2001: Bush Administration Sees Rogue States with Missiles as Top Security Threat instead of Al-Qaeda 2001-09-10
- Shortly after September 11, 2001: Pentagon Forms Secret Office to Influence Foreign Governments and Media Organizations 2001-09-11
- September 11, 2001: Rumsfeld’s ‘Brain Trust’ in Europe When Attacks Occur 2001-09-11
- Shortly After September 11, 2001: Pentagon Officials Wolfowitz and Feith Set Up Counter Terrorism Evaluation Group 2001-09-11
- 6:00 p.m. September 12, 2001: Bush Tells Pentagon Audience that US Is at War; Urges Broad Military Response 2001-09-12
- September 12, 2001: Rumsfeld’s ‘Brain Trust’ Returns to States 2001-09-12
- On and around September 18, 2001: Wolfowitz and Feith Argue that Iraq Should be Target in War on Terrorism 2001-09-18
- September 20, 2001: Douglas Feith Suggests Targeting a ‘Non-Al-Qaeda Target, Like Iraq’ 2001-09-20
- November 26, 2001: Defense Official Asks for ‘Team B’-Like Assessment of Terrorist Intelligence 2001-11-26
- After December 9, 2001: Pentagon Allegedly Fails to Provide Potentially Life-Saving Information to US Intelligence Agencies, according to Unreliable Sources 2001-12-09
- January 30, 2002: Former Iran-Contra Figure and Pentagon Officials in Douglas Feith’s Office Told to Cease Unauthorized Activities 2002-01-30
- June 21, 2002: CIA Prepares Report on Iraq-Al-Qaeda Links Under Pressure from Administration 2002-06-21
- July 25, 2002: Pentagon Memo Disputes View that Hussein Will Not Work with Al-Qaeda 2002-07-25
- September 10, 2002: Article: Neoconservatives Hope Iraq War Will Transform Entire Middle East 2002-09-10
- September 16, 2002: Defense Department Briefing to White House Officials Incorrectly Alleges Deep Ties between Iraq and Al-Qaeda 2002-09-16
- January 30-February 4, 2003: Powell’s Top Aide Refuses to Include Material From White House Reports in Powell’s Upcoming UN Speech 2003-02-04
- April 2, 2003: Questions Begin to Arise over Post-Invasion Planning in Media 2003-04-02
- May 16, 2003: Bremer Signs ‘De-Baathification’ Edict 2003-05-16
- May 23, 2003: Paul Bremer Dissolves Iraqi Army 2003-05-23
- August 9, 2003: Feith, Pentagon Neocons Aim at Regime Change in Iran 2003-08-09
- November 14, 2003: Neoconservative Magazine’s Attempt to Revive Iraq-Al-Qaeda Link Is Immediately Discredited 2003-11-14
- January 9, 2004: Cheney Says Feith’s Intelligence is ‘Best Source of Information’ on Links between Hussein and Al-Qaeda 2004-01-09
- May 21, 2004: Zinni: Rumsfeld, Pentagon Neoconservatives Guilty of ‘Dereliction of Duty’ 2004-05-21
- June 22, 2004: Gonzales, Haynes Attempt to Blame Guantanamo Officials for Torture, Legal Justifications 2004-06-22
- May 9, 2005: Defense Official Still Not Sure Why Iraq War Did Not Go as Planned 2005-05-09
- April 16, 2006: Cheney’s Staff Powerful, Secretive, and Highly Influential, Reporter Finds 2006-04-16
- February 9, 2007: Pentagon Investigation Finds Office of Special Plans Inappropriately Produced ‘Alternative’ Intelligence Reports on Iraq 2007-02-09
- July 16-20, 2007: Defense Undersecretary Accuses Clinton of ‘Reinforc[ing] Enemy Propaganda’ 2007-07-16
- December 8-9, 2007: Conservative Security Expert Supports Iran NIE 2007-12-08
- January 6, 2008: Sibel Edmonds Launches ‘State Secrets Privilege Gallery’ 2008-01-06
- December 11, 2008: Senate Armed Services Committee Releases Summary of Classified Torture Report 2008-12-11
- February 19, 2009: Perle Denies Any Neoconservative Influence in Bush Administration 2009-02-19
- March 31, 2009: Feith Denies Any Role in Bush Torture Policies, Contradicts Earlier Claims 2009-03-31
- January 2006: Pentagon Investigation of Feith Stalling Senate Intelligence Committee Report
- February 2002: US Military Determined to Avoid Counter-Narcotics Operations in Afghanistan
- 2002: Iraq, Not Afghanistan, Dominates National Security Council Agenda
- Late March 2003 and After: ’Off-the-Books’ Team Sent to Iraq to Find WMD for ‘Political’ Purpose
- March 1982: Neoconservative Fired for Giving Classified Information to Israeli Official
- June 2001: Abrams, Other Think Tank Neoconservatives Move to Join White House
- July 1993: Right-Wing American-Israeli Lobbying Organization Opposes Oslo Accords
- September 2006: Bush Administration Did Not Intend on ‘Nation-Building’ in Iraq, Author Writes
- Mid-October 2001: Some Bush Administration Officials Excited about Using Anthrax Attacks to Push for War against Iraq
- 1997: Neoconservative Advocates Forcible, Bloody Retaking of Palestinian Land by Israel
- Early 2006: Architect of Iraq War Expresses Pride in Decision to Ignore Geneva Conventions in Interrogating Detainees
- Early 1970s: Neoconservatives Coalesce around Conservative Democratic Senator
- Fall 2002: CIA Analysts Resent Pressure from Vice President Cheney and His Staff