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Neoconservative Influences on US Policies

235 events in this timeline

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  1. Late 2002: Coalition for Democracy in Iran Formed; Advocates Regime Change
  2. 1994: Bolton Says UN Could Lose ‘Ten Stories’ Without Making a Difference
  3. June 2003: US Officials Meet Secretly for Third Time with Iranian Arms Merchant
  4. 1977-1981: Nationalities Working Group Advocates Using Militant Islam Against Soviet Union
  5. January, 2005: Former CIA Officer Argues for Alliance with Militant Islam to Overthrow the Arab States
  6. October 1970: FBI Wiretap Records Perle Disclosing Classified Information to Israeli Officials
  7. October 1973: Close Relationship Evolves between Rep. Charlie Wilson and Israeli
  8. March 1978: Congressional Staffer Offers Israeli Classified Material
  9. March 1980: Richard Perle Leaves Position as Senate Aide, Becomes Private Consultant
  10. Early 1981: Richard Perle Assists Reagan’s Transition Team
  11. March 1981: Richard Perle Receives Large Sum from Israeli Arms Dealers
  12. April 1981: Richard Perle Wants Stephen Bryen to be his Assistant
  13. January 1982: Assistant Defense Secretar Richard Perle Advocates on Behalf of Former Client
  14. 1982: Likely Israeli Spy Leaves Job in Washington for Position at Israeli Defense Firm after FBI Investigation
  15. 1984: Richard Perle Promotes Propaganda Campaign to Encourage Soviet Soldiers to Defect
  16. 1987-2004: Richard Perle Serves as Member of Defense Policy Board
  17. April 1987: Richard Perle Resigns as Assistant Secretary of Defense, But Remains on Defense Policy Board
  18. April 1987-1994: Richard Perle Travels to Turkey and Negotiates Large Contract for Firm He Helped Start
  19. 1991-1997: Group of Foreign Policy Analysts Recommends Interventionist Policy
  20. (1992-1995): Israeli and Pakistani Diplomats Have Secret Meetings with Each Other in US
  21. (1997): Perle Complains that Bosnia Defense Program Is Under Funded
  22. 1997: Morton Abramowitz Joins Council on Foreign Relations
  23. 1999: US NGO Formed to Promote Peace in Chechnya
  24. 1979: Meeting Held in Turkey Discussing US-Turkey Alliance
  25. 1979-1990s: Wohlstetter and Perle Promote Close US-Turkey Alliance
  26. December 1983: Military Rule in Turkey Ends with Election of New Prime Minister
  27. Winter 1995: Article Denounces Pro-Islamist Perspectives in Academia
  28. May 2000: Conservative Think Tank Calls on US to End Syrian Influence in Lebanon
  29. 1986: Richard Perle Negotiates Defense Agreement with Turkey
  30. 1986: American Jewish Congress Delegation Visits Turkey
  31. February 1992: Former Reagan Appointee Chosen to Create Publicity Campaign for Carnegie Endowment
  32. July 1992: Think Tank Publishes Book Proposing Policy of Unilateral Interventionism in the Name of Humanitarianism
  33. July 1992: Think Tank Asserts that Interventions May Be Necessary to Avert Humanitarian Crises
  34. 1994: American-Turkish Council Formed
  35. June 2001: Wolfowitz Asks CIA and DIA to Look into Theory that Iraq Masterminded 1993 Bombing of WTC