Douglas Feith
Events (71)
- Fall 2002: Joint Chiefs Advance Alternative Plan for Governing Post-Saddam Iraq; Rumsfeld Responds by Placing Feith in Charge
- Late December 2000 and Early January 2001: Bush Transition Teams Install Neoconservatives in Key Offices
- Late Summer 1996: Neoconservative Author Wants US to Redraw Map of Middle East
- Mid-1982: Neoconservative Names Colleague as Deputy in Defense Department
- Summer 2002: Bush Promises ‘Road Map’ to Peace between Israel and Palestine; No Proposal Ever Delivered
- May 2001: Feith, Perle, and Wolfowitz Discuss Iraq Invasion; Scowcroft Initially Favorable
- Mid-September, 2001: Cheney and Rumsfeld Create ‘Cabal’ to Influence Foreign Policy
- August 2002: Pentagon Officials Pressure CIA to Delay CIA Assessment on Iraq; They Disagree with CIA’s View about Alleged Prague-Atta Link
- 1997-1998: Ahmed Chalabi Befriends Neoconservatives, Advocates Overthrow of Iraqi Government
- 1997: Ahmed Chalabi Says He Supports Normal Relations between Iraq and Israel
- December 2002: Abrams Appointed to Senior NSC Position
- 2001-2003: US Intelligence Bases Assessements on Information Provided by INC
- August 2002: Neocons Give Unconvincing Presentation on Iraq Ties to Al-Qaeda; Information Used by Bush, Tenet, Right-Wing Supporters
- September 2002: ’Office of Special Plans’ Created; ‘Stovepipes’ Questionable Intelligence Reports to Office of Vice President
- May 2002-February 2003: Feith Holds Unrecorded Meeting with Israelis
- April-May 2003: New York Times Reporter Judith Miller Effectively Hijacks US Army Unit Searching for WMDs in Iraq
- June 2003: US Officials Meet Secretly for Third Time with Iranian Arms Merchant
- August 2003: Pentagon Has All Contacts with Iranian Dissidents Go Through Douglas Feith
- April 1987-1994: Richard Perle Travels to Turkey and Negotiates Large Contract for Firm He Helped Start
- November 1995: US Current and Former Officials Play Prominent Roles in Dayton Peace Talks
- Before October 1997: $400 Million Bosnian Defense Fund Fuels Balkan Conflict