lookin at the names, 'fallon' stuck out.
jimmy fallon dad:
James W. Fallon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Fallon
name on the signatory
William J. Fallon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_J._Fallon
lotta names you will recognize.
needs to be added to timeline as part of the rockefeller contribution to the iran setup.
was lookin at Q drops but need help. not as driven as my fellow anons. but this shows they were def headed that way per the 16 year plan and it was being put out there.
'WEIGHING BENEFITS AND COSTS OF MILITARY ACTION AGAINST IRAN'
"This paper offers a fact-based analysis that we hope will
provide Americans sufficient understanding to weigh the
balance between the benefits and costs of using military
force against Iran—between the necessity and human
folly of resorting to war."
—From 'the signers of this document'
(The signers are 'interested former officials of the United States
government and professionals in US national security,' see page 3.)
OVERVIEW
"The paper is organized around questions that U.S. leaders and citizens should ask themselves when contemplating any military action: At what point is the use of force justified? What would be the objectives of military action? Do we have the capacity to achieve those objectives? What is our exit strategy? What are the likely benefits of using military force in this situation? What are the costs, both immediate and long-term? A primer on Iran’s nuclear program concludes the paper."
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"Given Iran’s large size and population, and the strength of Iranian nationalism, we estimate that the occupation of Iran would require
a commitment of resources and personnel greater than what the U.S. has expended over the past 10 years in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars combined."
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"We offer this rigorous assessment by a bipartisan group of national security professionals in an election year in order to help de-politicize discussion of a highly charged issue. We hope the facts and professional judgments arrayed in this paper will help
citizens and leaders alike weigh the benefits and costs—both immediate and long-term—of using military force against Iran."
"This paper was drafted by Austin Long, of Columbia University and
William Luers, Director of the Iran Project. They were advised by Colin Kahl of Georgetown University and received important contributions from Thomas R. Pickering, Jim Walsh of MIT, and Stephen Heintz of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. The other core members of The Iran Project and a large number of the endorsers of the paper made valuable additions to the paper. Priscilla Lewis,
the editor, has been an excellent partner and is largely responsible for the final version. Iris Bieri, The Iran Project Coordinator, has managed the complex process of bringing together the many different points of view and individuals involved, to get the paper to completion. Our copy editor, Trish Leader, and design team from On Design, Inc., led by Okey Nestor, contributed their invaluable talents and time to make this publication possible."
"The Iran Project is a non-governmental organization (NGO) that seeks to improve official contacts between the United States and Iranian governments. Founded in 2002 by the United Nations Association of the USA and Rockefeller Brother’s Fund, The Iran Project became independent in 2009. The core members of The Iran Project for over a decade have been: Stephen Heintz, William Luers, William Miller, Thomas Pickering, Jim Walsh, and Frank Wisner."
TEXT OF REPORT pdf form
https://www.wilsoncenter.org/sites/default/files/IranReport_091112_FINAL.pdf