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| − | '''Ladan Archin''', an Iraqi-American protégé of Paul Wolfowitz from the [[School of Advanced International Studies]] (SAIS) at Johns Hopkins University and veteran of the discredited [[Office of Special Plans]] which manufactured the propaganda for the Iraq war, heads the [[Iranian Directorate]], a unit set up at the Pentagon to bring about regime change in Iran. | + | '''Ladan Archin''', an Iraqi-American protégé of Paul Wolfowitz from the [[School of Advanced International Studies]] (SAIS) at Johns Hopkins University and veteran of the discredited [[Office of Special Plans]] which manufactured the propaganda for the Iraq war, heads the [[Iranian Directorate]], a unit set up at the Pentagon to bring about regime change in Iran. She previously served with the International Financial Corp. of the World Bank. |
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| + | According to the McClatchy Newspapers, Archin coauthored a paper for the Iranian Directorate that urged the Bush administration to take a more confrontational stance towards Iran. She also made an attempt with [[David Denehy]] to start commercial satellite TV broadcasts into Iran run by members of California's large Iranian-American, mostly monarchist, community. | ||
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Revision as of 16:13, 21 August 2007
Ladan Archin, an Iraqi-American protégé of Paul Wolfowitz from the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) at Johns Hopkins University and veteran of the discredited Office of Special Plans which manufactured the propaganda for the Iraq war, heads the Iranian Directorate, a unit set up at the Pentagon to bring about regime change in Iran. She previously served with the International Financial Corp. of the World Bank.
Target Iran
According to the McClatchy Newspapers, Archin coauthored a paper for the Iranian Directorate that urged the Bush administration to take a more confrontational stance towards Iran. She also made an attempt with David Denehy to start commercial satellite TV broadcasts into Iran run by members of California's large Iranian-American, mostly monarchist, community.
Affiliations
Related Articles
- Warren P. Strobel and William Douglas, Pentagon study claims U.S. broadcasts to Iran aren't tough enough, McClatchy Newspapers, 26 September 2006
