QUESTION: You have mentioned that the neocons never look beyond the end of their nose. Do they ever assess the risks correctly? Is it because they are just biased by what you have pointed out in Wolfowitz’s policy?
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ANSWER: I have studied military tactics. As I have said, my father was a colonel with General Patton from North Africa to Berlin. In any military action, you must begin every operation with a detailed look at the enemy. Before a commander approves a mission, the staff MUST explain the opposing force’s capabilities, intentions, and likely courses of action. Get the threat wrong, and everything that follows rests on a false assumption. This is what happened in this Iran debacle.
Netanyahu is a sick, biased Neocon. He always operates with the goal of trying to assassinate the leadership and assumes he will be victorious. That strategy has NEVER worked even once. But as they say, the definition of insanity is repeating the same mistake and assuming a different outcome.
A decade ago, war game simulations involving Iran consistently showed that Iran would seize control of the Strait of Hormuz—yet there was no strategic follow-through. What we’re seeing now is Netanyahu’s doing, with Neocons ushering him into the Situation Room to revive the same ill-conceived notion of swift victory, all while giving no thought to a Plan B. They pulled the exact same stunt with Iraq: there was zero planning for the aftermath of removing Saddam Hussein. They also completely overlooked the fact that by taking him out, they effectively eliminated Iran’s foremost adversary.
In my discussions with Neocons as early as the 1990s, their agenda was consistently about taking out Iraq, Iran, Syria, Libya, and Lebanon—all in the name of protecting Israel. What Wesley Clark later described after 9/11 aligns precisely with what I was told over a decade earlier.
As I’ve pointed out before, the creation of Homeland Security was justified by the claim that various agencies had intelligence but failed to share it. Meanwhile, the first group of terrorists connected to the attacks was held at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York (MCC), where they reportedly drew the Twin Towers on the wall with planes flying into them—using recreation materials provided by a Bureau of Prisons employee named Mr. Kumb. The BOP even came down to the 10 South unit and filmed everything. Their lawyer, Lynne Stewart (1939–2017), was later imprisoned for four years for passing notes to them.
The Neocons operate on the assumption that because the U.S. possesses the largest and most powerful military on earth, the mere act of waging war is enough—strategy be damned. This is precisely why we find ourselves mired in endless conflicts: there is never any planning, never an exit strategy, and never any thought given to what comes after.
These people are traitors to this country. They consistently wield military power not in service of national interest, but in pursuit of personal and ideological agendas. It is no different from insider trading for profit—except that instead of money, the currency they spend is human life. They treat war like a child’s game of RISK, with no regard for the real-world consequences of the lives lost.
Neoconservative foreign policy is dangerously ideological, willing to absorb staggering human costs in order to advance its vision. Whether they are simply “psychopaths” is a clinical question that may never be definitively answered—but what is clear is that they display no empathy for the individuals caught in the machinery of their ambitions.
Their ideology clearly colors both the outcomes of U.S. foreign policy and the decision-making processes that produce them. And the costs extend far beyond the battlefield. More than half of the national debt can be traced directly to their reckless spending on perpetual war. The compounding interest on that debt now undermines the broader economy, erodes the living standards of average Americans, and subjects society to an ever-growing share of GDP consumed by government—a burden that will be paid for generations to come.
The book America Alone, details the neoconservative influence on the George W. Bush administration. It illustrates that this group pushed a foreign policy emphasizing military confrontation, leading to the Iraq War, with consequences yielded no benefit to the USA or Israel. This neoconservatism has been a movement focused on achieving and maintaining unchallenged U.S. military dominance as set forth in the Wolfowitz Doctrine. This quest for world domination has led to a series of perpetual wars of choice and confrontations with powers like Russia, pushing the world closer to major conflict.
This entire movement has been so misplaced and it washes its hands in blood while stuffing their pockets with money. Their entire premise has been built on a disdain of historical evidence entirely based on a false premise that U.S. military superiority can dictate terms worldwide. Because of this delusional idea of military power, this had led to a reckless series of endless wars that have undermined the economy and cast a shadow over the entire image of the United States as being the beacon of liberty and justice for all. They maneuver dominating every administration regardless of party affiliation.
They convince themselves that they wear the white hats and are seeking to dominate the world to bring DEMOCRACY when in fact the very proof that they are unelected and infiltrate each and every administration to usurp American foreign policy proves that we do not live in a Democracy at all. This is NEVER in the interest of the people no less the nation. I know of no politician who would dare to cross swords with these people proving that they in fact control American foreign policy. No president nor Congress call the shots any more.
