Richard Perle
Events (111)
- March 1982: Neoconservative Fired for Giving Classified Information to Israeli Official
- April-May 1999: Bush Receives Solid Neoconservative Grounding; Will Shape His Foreign Affairs Policies
- April 1979: Neoconservative Dodges Espionage Charges
- May 2002: Wilson Breaks Decade-Long Silence to Speak out against Iraq War
- May 1982 and After: START Talks Supplant SALT Negotiations, Make No Progress
- May 1988 and After: Defense Official Attempts to Provide Israel with Classified Weapons Technology
- June 2001: Abrams, Other Think Tank Neoconservatives Move to Join White House
- 1965: Former RAND Analyst Gathers Young, Nascent Neoconservatives
- September 1981 through November 1983: Hardliners Block INF Arms Agreement
- November 2005: New Think Tank Rallies British Neoconservatives
- December 2003: Journalist Discredits Neoconservative Conspiracy Theorist about Iraq-9/11 Connections
- December 2003: Some Neoconservatives Want to Split Saudi Arabia to Control Its Oil Fields
- Early 1969: Young Academic Joins Neoconservative Think Tank
- 1969: Young Neoconservatives Intern with Cold War Think Tank
- 1973: Neoconservative Aids Colleague to Gain Position with Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
- 1976: Neoconservatives, Cold Warriors Revive Committee on the Present Danger; Group Heralds Ideological Split in GOP
- 1981 and Beyond: CPD Members in Reagan Administration Wildly Exaggerate Soviet Threat, Politicize Intelligence
- 1983: Neoconservative Arrives at Pentagon, Allegedly Acts as Israeli Agent within Defense Department
- 1985: Neoconservatives Meet Iraqi Exile Chalabi
- 1990: Neoconservative Mylroie and Times Reporter Judith Miller Collaborate on Book about Hussein
- December 1998 - Fall 1999: ’Vulcans’ Tutor Bush on Foreign Affairs
- Autumn 1992: Influential Neoconservative Academic Advocates Breaking Up Middle Eastern Countries, Including Iraq
- Early 2002 and Beyond: Pentagon Uses Military Analysts to Shape Opinions of Upcoming Iraq War
- Early 1970s: Neoconservatives Coalesce around Conservative Democratic Senator
- Early 1976: Neoconservative ‘Team B’ of Outside Intelligence Analysts Created
- Late December 2000 and Early January 2001: Bush Transition Teams Install Neoconservatives in Key Offices
- Late 1969: Neoconservatives Escape Punishment for Leaking Classified Information
- Late 2000: Book Favored by Prominent Neoconservatives Argues that Hussein Was Behind 1993 WTC Bombing
- Late Summer 1996: Neoconservative Author Wants US to Redraw Map of Middle East
- Mid-1982: Neoconservative Names Colleague as Deputy in Defense Department
- March, 2001: Perle Says Hussein Has Weapons of Mass Destruction
- 1997-1998: Ahmed Chalabi Befriends Neoconservatives, Advocates Overthrow of Iraqi Government
- 1985: Ahmed Chalabi Introduced to Richard Perle
- December 2002: Abrams Appointed to Senior NSC Position
- Summer 2002-2003: Top US Military Brass Says Hussein No Threat; US Should Continue Containment
- September 2002: ’Office of Special Plans’ Created; ‘Stovepipes’ Questionable Intelligence Reports to Office of Vice President
- (February-March 2003): Washington Rejects Last Minute Offer from Baghdad
- October 1970: FBI Wiretap Records Perle Disclosing Classified Information to Israeli Officials
- March 1980: Richard Perle Leaves Position as Senate Aide, Becomes Private Consultant
- Early 1981: Richard Perle Assists Reagan’s Transition Team
- March 1981: Richard Perle Receives Large Sum from Israeli Arms Dealers
- April 1981: Richard Perle Wants Stephen Bryen to be his Assistant
- January 1982: Assistant Defense Secretar Richard Perle Advocates on Behalf of Former Client
- 1982: Likely Israeli Spy Leaves Job in Washington for Position at Israeli Defense Firm after FBI Investigation
- 1984: Richard Perle Promotes Propaganda Campaign to Encourage Soviet Soldiers to Defect
- 1987-2004: Richard Perle Serves as Member of Defense Policy Board
- April 1987: Richard Perle Resigns as Assistant Secretary of Defense, But Remains on Defense Policy Board
- April 1987-1994: Richard Perle Travels to Turkey and Negotiates Large Contract for Firm He Helped Start
- 1991-1997: Group of Foreign Policy Analysts Recommends Interventionist Policy
- 1991-1992: Bush Administration is Split on Bosnia Policy