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- Early 1974: Defense Secretary: US Needs More Flexible Nuclear Options
- 1976: Neoconservatives, Cold Warriors Revive Committee on the Present Danger; Group Heralds Ideological Split in GOP
- 2001: Nixon’s Administration Isolated, Layered in Lies upon Lies, Says Historian
- 1976: Cheney, Rumsfeld Lobby for Nuclear Power Plant in Iran
- March 1971: ’Pentagon Papers’ Leaked to New York Times
- Early 1976: US Intelligence Finds Pakistan Has ‘Crash Program’ to Build Nuclear Bomb
- Early 1976: Rumsfeld Persuades Ford to Abandon SALT II
- Summer 1972 and After: Neoconservatives Work to Toughen US Policy towards Soviet Union
- March 1969: Kissinger Convinces Nixon to Start Secretly Bombing Cambodia
- May-August 1973: US Steps Up Bombing of Cambodia
- 1975: US Agrees to Ensure Israel’s Energy Security
- Mid-February 2003-March 2003: US Puts Pressure on UN Security Council Members States over Iraq
- February 2004: EPA Sets New Formaldehyde Rule, Ignoring Expert Studies
- 1976: Ford Gives Permission to Sell Nuclear Technology to Iran
- Between 1969 and 1974: Nixon Expresses Disregard for Civilian Casualties in Vietnam
- October 1970-1981: After Nasser’s Death, Egyptian President Sadat Brings Back the Muslim Brotherhood and the CIA