Center for Security Policy

Center for Security Policy is a Washington-based organization set up by the hardline neocon Frank Gaffney. According to Jim Lobe, it is a "a small think tank funded mainly by U.S. defence contractors, far-right foundations, and right-wing Zionists".^[1] It operates with the tagline 'promoting peace through strength', by which they appear to mean that global US dominance is the route to peace.

The Center states its mission as follows:

To identify challenges and opportunities likely to affect American security, broadly defined, and to act promptly and creatively to ensure that they are the subject of focused national examination and effective action.^[2]

Center for Security Policy Board of Directors

Chairman of the Board

James T. de Graffenreid Chairman & President, HP Associates

Directors

M.D.B. Carlisle Former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs, and former Chief of Staff to Senator Thad Cochran
Terry Elkes Principal & Co-Owner, Apollo Partners, LLC
Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. President, Center for Security Policy
Lt. Col. Marlin L. Hefti, USMC (Ret.) Vice President, Van Scoyoc Associates
Charles M. Kupperman
Dominic J. Monetta President, Resource Alternatives, Inc.
David P. Steinmann (JINSA)
Allen M. Taylor Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation

National Security Advisory Council

CSP Board of Advisors has been renamed the National Security Advisory Council(NSAC). Most of its memberships overlaps with the Committee on the Present Danger, including one of the same honorary co-chair.

Jon Kyl - Honorary co-chairman
James Woolsey - Honorary co-chairman

Mark Albrecht	Morris Amitay	William Ball	Kathleen Bailey
Robert Barker	William Bennett	J. Stephen Britt	Charles Brooks
Beverly Byron	Margo D. B. Carlisle	Henry Cooper	Christopher Cox
Devon Gaffney Cross	Brian Dailey	Mitchell Daniels	Midge Decter
Diana Denman	Stanley Ebner	Andrew Ellis	Charles Fairbanks
Edwin Feulner, Jr.	Rand Fishbein	Frank Gaffney, Jr.	Paul Goble
Daniel Gouré	Douglas Graham	Margaret Graham	William Graham
Dorothy (Deecy) Gray	E.C. Grayson	James Hackett	Charles Hamilton
Amoretta Hoeber	John David Hoppe	Charles Horner	William Houser
Tim Hutchinson	Kay Bailey Hutchison	Henry Hyde	Fred Iklé
James M. Inhofe	Bruce Jackson	Jamie Jameson	Clark Judge
Phyllis Kaminsky	Garry Kasparov	Alan Keyes	George Keyworth
Jeane Kirkpatrick	Charles Kupperman	Curtin Winsor, Jr.	Christopher Lay
John Lehman	John Lenczowski	Robert Livingston	James Longley
Carnes Lord	Jennifer Macdonald	Warren Marik	Taffy Gould McCallum
Tidal McCoy	James McCrery	Kinnaird McKee	Bruce Merrifield
Philip Merrill	J.William Middendorf	Thomas Miller	Dominic Monetta
Thomas Moore	Laurie Mylroie	Robert Patron	Richard Perle
John Piotrowski	Roger Robinson, Jr.	Edward Rowny	Albert Santoli
William Schneider, Jr.	Bernard Schriever	John Shadegg	James Gregory Sherr
Bob Smith	Carl Smith	Owen T. Smith	Jose Sorzano
Howard Teicher	Edward Teller	William R. Van Cleave	Troy Wade
Arthur Waldron	Malcolm Wallop	James Webb	Curt Weldon
Faith Whittlesey	Pete Wilson	Deborah Wince-Smith

Contact

Website: http://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org

Notes

↑ Jim Lobe, Neo-Con Superhawk Earns His Wings on Port Flap, IPS News, 24 February 2006.
↑ Center for Security Policy "The Center's Role in National Security Policy accessed 26th February 2008

[1] Jim Lobe, Neo-Con Superhawk Earns His Wings on Port Flap, IPS News, 24 February 2006.

[2] Center for Security Policy "The Center's Role in National Security Policy accessed 26th February 2008

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