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POLITICS
America First Party,
Chairman: Dan Charles (Recently became "Chairman
Emeritus")
"[The] Reform Party as a whole is in big trouble these days ... Earlier
this year, several national executive committee members resigned, along with
the leaders of 18 state chapters that decided to disaffiliate from the
national organization and launch a new group, the America First Party (AFP).
Based in Boulder, Colo., the upstart AFP is headed by
Dan Charles, a Jewish right-wing activist previously aligned with the
Reform Party."
FrontPage magazine,
Founder/editor: David Horowitz (former far Left political activist,
now a conservative apologist for Israel and Judeocentrism)
National Endowment for Democracy,
President: Carl Gershman
Heritage
Foundation,
President: Edwin Feulner
(Likely Jewish. Married to
Linda Claire
Leventhal and author of
Hate is Hate).
Center for the Study of
Compassionate Conservatism,
Member of Board of Directors: Marvin Olasky
Center for Middle East Peace and
Economic Cooperation,
Chairman: S. Daniel Abraham (avid pro-Israel acitivist)
Center for the Study of Popular Culture,
co-founder: David Horowitz
Carnegie Council on
Ethics and International Affairs,
President:
Joel Rosenthal
Hudson Institute,
Founder (deceased): Herman Kahn
President: Herbert I. London
(Winner of the 2001
American Jewish Congress Award)
Chairman of the Board: Walter P. Stern
Vice President and Director: Kenneth R. Weinstein ("Prior to
rejoining Hudson, Weinstein was the managing director of the
Shalem Center, an educational and research institute with offices in
Jerusalem and Washington, D.C.")
Manhattan Institute for
Policy Studies,
President: Lawrence J. Mone
People for the American Way,
Founder: television director
Norman Lear
The Center for Libertarian
Studies (venerates Murray Rothbard),
Founder: Burton S. Blumert
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty,
Executive Director: Thomas A. Dine
Dine "headed the
American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) from 1980 through June
1993."
Middle East Forum,
Executive Committee Chairman: Irwin Hochberg
"The Middle East Forum, a think
tank, works to define and promote American interests in the Middle East ...
In particular, it believes in strong ties with Israel, Turkey, and other
democracies as they emerge; works for human rights throughout the region;
strives to weaken the forces of religious radicals; seeks a stable supply
and a low price of oil; and promotes the peaceful settlement of regional and
international disputes ... Toward this end, the Forum seeks to help shape
the intellectual climate in which U.S. foreign policy is made by addressing
key issues in a timely and accessible way for a sophisticated public."
The Conservative
Caucus,
Chairman: Howard Phillips
"Constitution Party & Independent American Party Presidential Nominee ...
Born February 6, 1941 in Boston, Massachusetts. Married to Peggy Phillips.
Six children, eight grandchildren. Evangelical Protestant (Jewish
by birth, later converted in adulthood to Christianity)."
The Mitre organization,
Chairman of the Board: James Schlesinger
"MITRE is a not-for-profit national
resource that provides systems engineering, research and development, and
information technology support to the government. It operates federally
funded research and development centers for the DOD, the FAA, and the IRS."
Aspen Institute,
Chairman: William E. Mayer (Jewish?)
Vice Chairman: Lester Crown
(Jewish Aspen officials include everyone from Henry Kissinger to
Madeline Albright).
Project for a New American
Century,
Chairman: William Kristol
Institute for Policy Studies,
Founder/funder: Samuel
Rubin
"Cora Weiss, nee
Cora Rubin, daughter of Samuel Rubin. She was a director of
the Samuel Rubin Foundation from its inception. She was also instrumental in
the funding decision to create the Institute for Policy Studies. Her
husband, Peter Weiss, was the first IPS chairman of the board of
directors. She and her husband Peter selected Marcus Raskin
and Richard Barnet as co-directors of the Institute for Policy Studies."
World Affairs Council,
Chair: Bill
Grinstein
Center for the Research
on Military Organization,
Director: David R. Segal
Term Limits,
President:
Howard Rich
Council on Foreign Relations,
President: Leslie Gelb
(Succeeded by Richard N. Haass, also Jewish)
Vice President: Abraham Lowenthal
Center for Policy Alternatives,
Board Secretary:
Miles Rapoport
Drug Policy Alliance,
Executive Director: Ethan
Nadelman
Education Policy Institute,
Chairman: Myron
Lieberman
Ethics and Public Policy Center,
President:
Hillel G. Fradkin
The Joan Shorenstein
Center on the Press, Politics, and Public Policy, (Harvard U.)
"The
Shorenstein Center was established with a generous gift from
Walter H. and Phyllis J. Shorenstein, in memory of their
daughter, Joan. Joan Shorenstein Barone is remembered by all
who worked with her as one of the most dedicated professionals ever to enter
the field of political journalism."
Miller Center of Public
Affairs,
Executive Director: Philip Zelikow
"The Miller Center's mission is to study and inform the national and
international policies of the United States, with a special emphasis on the
American Presidency. We conduct primary historical research, hold public
forums, document presidential oral history, award fellowships in American
political development and organize commissions on important public policy
issues."
9-11 Commission (National
Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States),
Executive Director:
Philip Zelikow
(see also above)
"January 27, 2003: Philip Zelikow, White Burkett Miller Professor of History
and Director of the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of
Virginia, has been appointed as the Executive Director of the National
Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, also known as the
'9/11 Commission.'"
Ethics and Public Policy Center,
President:
Hillel Fradkin
Center for Ethics and Public Policy,
President: Elliot Abrams
SITE Institute-The
Search for International Terrorist Entities,
Director: Rita Katz
The Federalist Society (for law and
public policy studies),
President: Eugene B. Meyer (Jewish?)
Executive Vice President: Leonard A Leo (Jewish?)
Social Democrats,
"The Social Democrats, USA (SD/USA) has its political roots in the Socialist
Party. Its philosophical forefather was the intellectual Trotskyite, Max
Shactman. Shactman, initially a Communist, became increasingly
disenchanted with the actions of the Soviet Union under Stalin and developed
a new genre of antiStalinist leftists. This group joined the Socialist party
of Eugene Debs and Norman Thomas in the 1960s. (2) It was in this period
that the SD/USA made its commitment to, and its first inroads into the
organized labor movement. In 1972, the Socialist Party split into two
factions; the left led by Michael Harrington and the right or conservative
wing led by
Tom
Kahn,
Rachelle Horowitz, and Carl Gershman. (2) The latter
became the SD/USA."
Congressional Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare,
Director: Yossef Bodansky
"Yossef Bodansky is the Director of Research of the International
Strategic Studies Association, and is also the Director of the Congressional
Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare of the US House of
Representatives. He is also a Senior Editor for the Defense and Foreign
Affairs group of publications. He is the author of five books (Target
America, Terror, Crisis in Korea, Offensive in the Balkans, and Some Call it
Peace) ..."
Partnership for America's Families,
Director: Steve Rosenthal
"A bitter split within organized labor over control of $20 million
earmarked for mobilizing voters is threatening to fracture a broader effort
by liberal groups to ally themselves against President Bush's reelection bid
in 2004. The dispute involves the new Partnership for America's Families, a
political committee financed with $20 million from unions and as much as $10
million from individual, pro-Democratic donors. The partnership's executive
director,
Steve Rosenthal, former political director of the AFL-CIO, is pitted
against Gerald W. McEntee, president of the American Federation of State,
County and Municipal Employees. Also at odds with Rosenthal are leaders of
black and Hispanic labor organizations affiliated with the AFL-CIO."
Draft Al Gore, [defunct web
site]
Chairman: Monica Friedlander
Center for American Progress,
Senior Vice President: Morton H. Halperin
Democracy 21,
President: Fred Wertheimer,
"promotes
changes in campaign finance,"
(Important contributor: Geoge Soros)
Bush/Cheney 2004,
Campaign Manager: Ken Mehlman
National Democratic Institute For
International Affairs,
Chairman: Madeleine K. Albright
Vice Chairman: Rachelle Horowitz
President: Kenneth D. Wollack
[Contributor's note: This organization "specializes in setting up
puppet governments."]
Green Party of the United States,
(Five "Co-Chairs" and one "Alternate")
Co-Chair: Ben Manski
Co-Chair: Marnie Glickman
Alternate: Alan Kobrain (Jewish?)
Treasurer: Jake Schneider
Harvard University Institute of
Politics,
Director: Dan Glickman
(Note: Glickman was the Secretary of Agriculture under President
Clinton, at the same time now Harvard president Larry Summers was
serving as Secretary of the Treasury.)
Oxford Democracy Forum, [Oxford
University]
All four members of
the OxDem executive board are as follows:
President: Josh Chafetz
Communications Officer: Stephen Sachs
Programs Officer: Josh Cherniss
Member-at-Large: David Adesnik
[OxDem's Internet "blog."]
Selective Service System,
Acting Director: Lewis C. Brodsky (retired 2004)
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities,
Executive Director: Robert Greenstein
Deputy Director: Iris Lav
Associate Director: Susan Steinmetz
Senior Fellow: Isaac Shapiro
American Center for Democracy,
Director:
Rachel Ehrenfeld (author of Funding Evil; How
Terrorism is Financed -- and How to Stop It)
moveon.org,
Executive Dirctor:
Eli Pariser
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