PNAC Members - Summer 2003
Morton Abramowitz
Elliot Abrams
Gordon Adams
Ken Adelman
Richard V. Allen
Mark A. Anderson
Richard L. Armitage
Ron Asmus
Ronald Asmus
Andrew Y. Au
Gary Bauer
Jeffrey Bell
William J. Bennett
Jeffrey Bergner
Robert L. Bernstein
John R. Bolton
Max Boot
Ellen Bork
Rudy Boshwitz
William F. Buckley Jr.
Jeb Bush
Frank Carlucci
Linda Chavez
Dick Cheney
Steven C. Clemons
Eliot A. Cohen
Seth Cropsey
Ivo H. Daalder
Helle Dale
Midge Decter
James Dobbins
Paula Dobriansky
Thomas Donnelly
Nicholas Eberstadt
Robert Edgar
Amitai Etzioni
Lee Feinstein
Edwin J. Feulner Jr.
Steve Forbes
Hillel Fradkin
Aaron Friedberg
Francis Fukuyama
Frank Gaffney
Peter Galbraith
Jeffrey Gedmin
Sam Gejdenson
Robert S. Gelbard
Reuel Marc Gerecht
Merle Goldman
Philip Gordon
Daniel Goure
Charles Hill
Fred C. Ikle
Martin S. Indyk
Bruce P. Jackson
Eli S. Jacobs
Michael Joyce
Donald Kagan
Robert Kagan
Max M. Kampelman
Adrian Karatnycky
Penn Kemble
Craig Kennedy
Zalmay Khalilzad
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Harold Hongju Koh
Charles Krauthammer
William Kristol
John Lehman
Lewis E. Lehrman
I. Lewis Libby
Tod Lindberg
James Lindsay
Bette Bao Lord
Rich Lowry
Connie Mack
Christopher Makins
Mary Beth Markey
Will Marshall
Clifford May
Daniel McKivergan
Edwin Meese III
Joshua Muravchik
Michael O'Hanlon
Martin Peretz
Richard Perle
Daniel Pipes
Danielle Pletka
Norman Podhoretz
John Edward Porter
Dan Quayle
Peter W. Rodman
Stephen P. Rosen
Dennis Ross
Henry S. Rowen
Donald Rumsfeld
Randy Scheunemann
Gary Schmitt
William Schneider Jr.
Sin-Ming Shaw
Richard H. Shultz
Paul Simon
Walter Slocombe
Henry Sokolski
Stephen J. Solarz
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
James B. Steinberg
Leonard Sussman
John J. Sweeney
Dick Thornburgh
John Tkacik
Arthur Waldron
Malcolm Wallop
James Webb
Vin Weber
George Weigel
Caspar Weinberger
Paul Weyrich
Leon Wieseltier
Chris Williams
Jennifer Windsor
Marshall Wittmann
Paul Wolfowitz
R. James Woolsey
Larry Wortzel
Robert B. Zoellick
4 Comments:
Harold Hongju Koh?
What's Dean Koh doing on this list with all these putzes?
Luaptifer,
You're scaring me. These lists of names...
I will have to spend some time here.
Q_Branch
bugs, it's a good point that you make. but it's also the reason that i restricted my harvest of names to a very narrow window of, i'll call it, 'ideoplogy'.
i've paid fairly close attention to the Arab-Israeli/ME/South and Central Asian regions for a few decades and about which i have a good degree of knowledge.
so it was only from the PNAC focusses on those areas that i attempted to and intended to draw my database of names as many of the neoCONs attending to those issues are especially ideologically (whatever reason) driven. it maybe those CONs pay attention to oriental asian affairs as well, but i didn't draw from publications in those areas.
thanks for making the point, it does require more clarification than i made in these posts.
bugs,
you've sown the seeds here as i returned to pnac in search. edgar shows up only that hong kong piece as is true of another one or two i spot checked.
i'd try to explain it to myself most reasonably as either they've reorganized the structure of the site since my harvest (now and again i've browsed global defense, etc.) of those names or my haste to alert the inner circle made waste with a grab of the wrong document. i've been intending to update my database soon, in any case, thanks for kicking onto the sagging agenda!
another note or two. when i consider the term 'neoCON', my intent is particularly aimed at regions and for the reasons i've alluded to. it's apparently a much broader reach than i typically use but considering AEI as the birthplace of PNAC probably provides a proper context as i'd guess you know. i've tried to not pay attention to the likes of glassman in recent years but he might be a good example of an 'econo-centric' neoCON. if i recall, he didn't focus on the international arena much in years past.
the other note is that my recent posting of these lists here followed from the emerging realization that our idiots have been overwhoring the media in propaganda dissemination. those lists were snagged during the runup to our iraq-grab and i'd never gotten around to the intended complete treatment for proper databasing so when the armstrong williams story broke, much attention was focussed on our presstitutes of which the lists i'd generated long ago are chock full. rapid-fire dump to dailykos.com and my blog were intended to point people to what i considered a nest of who most likely would be outted next. there're so many flapping lips on that PNAC list...but my desciption of how the list had been constructed suffered from the time i was exhausting for their presentation to the most eyeballs. 'members' is not the best characterization, you're right, though i still think the CONs i'm aiming at ARE a more ideologically cohesive gang than those just looking to make american markets in any way possible.
thanks for the attention to the matter, i'll try to revise/update soon.
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