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[[Edward S. Herman]] terms Jenkins the "[[Rand Corporation]]'s top resident expert on terrorism".<ref>[[Document:Rand Corporation, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry]]</ref> | [[Edward S. Herman]] terms Jenkins the "[[Rand Corporation]]'s top resident expert on terrorism".<ref>[[Document:Rand Corporation, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry]]</ref> | ||
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| + | [[Kevin Ryan]] writes that "For many years prior to 9/11, two Americans were in unique positions to originate and frame the national conversation about terrorism. Those same two people, Brian Michael Jenkins and [[L. Paul Bremer]], played extraordinary roles related to aviation security and World Trade Center (WTC) security in the few years before the 9/11 attacks. Could Bremer and Jenkins have been front men for a program that hyped the threat of terrorism while at the same time manufacturing terrorist events for political purposes?"<ref>http://digwithin.net/2012/07/21/nexus/</ref> [[Mark Gorton]] writes that Brian Michael Jenkins is "an absolutely key figure for understanding the core of the [[9/11]] operation", noting that he lead [[Kroll]]'s work on the [[WTC]] after the [[1993 World Trade Center bombing|1993 bombing]] and that he advised [[US Secretary of State]] [[George Shultz]] on matters of [[terrorism]].<ref>[[Document:Fifty_Years_of_the_Deep_State|Fifty Years of the Deep State]], by [[Mark Gorton]]</ref> | ||
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| Born | 1942 | |||||||||||||
| Founder of | RAND/Terrorism Chronology Database | |||||||||||||
| Member of | RAND/Notable Participants | |||||||||||||
| Interests | “terrorism” | |||||||||||||
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Edward S. Herman terms Jenkins the "Rand Corporation's top resident expert on terrorism".[1]
9/11
Kevin Ryan writes that "For many years prior to 9/11, two Americans were in unique positions to originate and frame the national conversation about terrorism. Those same two people, Brian Michael Jenkins and L. Paul Bremer, played extraordinary roles related to aviation security and World Trade Center (WTC) security in the few years before the 9/11 attacks. Could Bremer and Jenkins have been front men for a program that hyped the threat of terrorism while at the same time manufacturing terrorist events for political purposes?"[2] Mark Gorton writes that Brian Michael Jenkins is "an absolutely key figure for understanding the core of the 9/11 operation", noting that he lead Kroll's work on the WTC after the 1993 bombing and that he advised US Secretary of State George Shultz on matters of terrorism.[3]
Related Document
| Title | Type | Publication date | Author(s) | Description |
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| Document:Brian Jenkins, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry | book extract | 1990 | Edward S. Herman |
