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Austin American-Statesman
March 29, 2018
John Prados, a fellow at George Washington University's National Security Archives came to the conclusion in a study of declassified Bush administration documents that Bolton bears a significant amount of blame for the politicized intelligence used to justify the decision to attack Iraq. This appointment isÃâà...
Vox
March 14, 2018
John Prados, a fellow at George Washington University's National Security Archives, came to an even broader conclusion in a study of declassified Bush administration documents: Bolton bears a significant amount of blame for the politicized intelligence used to justify the decision to attack Iraq. “AlthoughÃâà...
The American Interest
March 12, 2018
However, you will find nothing to support this caricature of reality in the 30 documents examined in the National Security Archives study. On the contrary, the conversations recorded are imbued with a sense of history in the making, of a Europe transfigured and of achieving a level of peaceful cooperationÃâà...
DefenseNews.com
January 24, 2018
Paul Szoldra (@PaulSzoldra) January 24, 2018. Rumsfeld knows the importance of being comfortable when dealing with reporters: pic.twitter.com/SLdnzE5stp. — Aaron Mehta (@AaronMehta) January 24, 2018. For more from Rumsfeld's desk, make sure to visit the National Security Archives website.
AV Club
December 21, 2017
Eric contacted the National Security Archives to obtain the first manual used in 1953, which states very clearly that the most efficient assassination method was a fall of 75 feet or more onto a hard surface. It also instructs the agent to play the “horrified witness” and that it's best to give the subject “a blow onÃâà...
The Decatur Daily
November 10, 2017
A report by the Sandia National Laboratory published by the National Security Archives said both bombs were initially in the safe position, but the force of the crash initiated mechanical actions that normally require human interventions. In both cases, the report said, the “fuzing sequence had begun: anÃâà...
U.S. News & World Report
September 27, 2017
Two groups – Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington and the National Security Archives – filed a lawsuit in federal court in June arguing that the White House was violating the Presidential Records Act. RELATED CONTENT. Trump Blocked Me on Twitter. As part of the lawsuit, the groups haveÃâà...
The National Interest Online (blog)
September 26, 2017
... conflict,” John Prados and Jack Cheevers at the George Washington University National Security Archives wrote in 2014. “Military contingency plans, which President Lyndon Johnson eventually rejected, included a naval blockade, major air strikes and even use of nuclear weapons against North Korea.”.
Center for Research on Globalization
June 16, 2017
The State Department today released a long-awaited “retrospective” volume of declassified U.S. government documents on the 1953 coup in Iran, including records describing planning and implementation of the covert operation. The publication is the culmination of decades of internal debates and publicÃâà...
