Center Welcomes Sen. Lugar’s Leadership On Need To Topple Saddam Hussein
The Center for Security Policy today strongly commended United States Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN) for his vision and leadership in...
Month: August 1990
Center Debunks Claims Of New ‘World Order’; Lauds Cuomo View Of Soviet Agenda In Mideast
The Center for Security Policy today strongly disputed claims made in recent days by senior Bush Administration officials and other...
Caveat Emptor: A Consumer’s Guide To The Post-Iraq ‘World Order’
Introduction In recent days, senior Bush Administration spokesmen -- notably National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft -- and some non-governmental foreign...
1990 Keeper of the Flame Award: Caspar Weinberger
Former Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger was honored by the Center for Security Policy with its first annual "Keeper...
‘With Friends Like These…'(II): German-Iraqi Weapons Deals Should Be A Warning To The West On Export Controls
As evidence of German involvement in Iraq's chemical, biological, nuclear and ballistic missile programs mounts, the Center for Security Policy...
Lessons From Iraq About Germany’s Export Policies Or Is ‘Nukem’ What Genscher Has In Mind When He Speaks Of ‘German Industry’s Good Name’?
Introduction This week, West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher responded to damning evidence that German companies have provided Iraq with...
‘With Friends Like These…’: Misguided Rewards For Moscow’s Ambiguous Role In Iraq
At his press conference yesterday, President Bush reiterated his pleasure and underscored the United States' gratitude for what he and...
Imhausen: Plans For A Second Poison Gas Plant In Libya?
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‘Fool Me Twice’? Imhausen Believed Building Second Poison Gas Factory In Libya
The Center for Security Policy today released an unclassified U.S. government cable reporting that the West German company, Imhausen, is...
Excerpts From: Banning Chemical Weapons: Negotiating Unilateral US Disarmament
(No. 89-61, 3 October 1989) The Strategic Problem with Chemical Arms Control The abhorrent nature of chemical weapons has made...
Bush’s Chemical Chickens Come Home To Roost: Iraqi Crisis Shows Folly Of Chemical Arms Policy
(Washington, D.C.): The dispatch of U.S. forces to confront Iraqi aggression in the Persian Gulf has put the spotlight of...
Center Endorses Bush Commitment Of US Forces As First Stage Of Response To Iraqi Aggression
The Center for Security Policy today commended President Bush for his decision to dispatch U.S. forces to the Persian Gulf....
U.S., Allies Should Plan To Avoid Oil Price Run Up Fed By Speculation
BY KENNEDY MAZEEnergy Daily, August 6, 1990 The Center for Security Policy, a conservative Washington-based think-tank, called on the U.S....
Testimony by Roger W. Robinson, Jr. before the House Energy and Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Energy and Power
7 August 1990 I am pleased to have this opportunity to comment on some of the developments unfolding in the...
Robinson To Congress: Use Oil Reserves To Protect The Taxpayer From Price Gouging
Roger W. Robinson, Jr., former chief economist on the National Security Council and member of the Center for Security Policy's...
Center Commends Bush For Making End Of Saddam Hussein’s Regime US Policy Goal
The Center for Security Policy today applauded published press accounts reporting that, in the aftermath of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait,...