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The '''Office of Net Assessment''' '''ONA''' was established in 1972 by [[Henry Kissinger]]. | The '''Office of Net Assessment''' '''ONA''' was established in 1972 by [[Henry Kissinger]]. | ||
| − | Tthe ONA’s first director was foreign policy strategist Andrew Marshall—whose US national security career began in 1949, was the only person in America who correctly anticipated the fall of the [[Soviet Union]], and whose legendary feats of analysis earned him the title of being “The Pentagon’s Yoda”—and who, in 2004, struck back “with a vengeance” stopping the “[[Deep State]]’s” mass invasion plan in its tracks by his secretly publishing (and leaking only to the ''[[Guardian News Service]]'', in [[London]]) an absolutely devastating report warning that “by 2020, nuclear conflict, mega-droughts, famine and widespread rioting will erupt across the world”. | + | Tthe ONA’s first director was foreign policy strategist Andrew Marshall—whose US [[national security]] career began in 1949, was the only person in America who correctly anticipated the fall of the [[Soviet Union]], and whose legendary feats of analysis earned him the title of being “The Pentagon’s Yoda”—and who, in 2004, struck back “with a vengeance” stopping the “[[Deep State]]’s” mass invasion plan in its tracks by his secretly publishing (and leaking only to the ''[[Guardian News Service]]'', in [[London]]) an absolutely devastating report warning that “by 2020, nuclear conflict, mega-droughts, famine and widespread rioting will erupt across the world”. |
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Revision as of 23:04, September 4, 2018
The Office of Net Assessment ONA was established in 1972 by Henry Kissinger.
Tthe ONA’s first director was foreign policy strategist Andrew Marshall—whose US national security career began in 1949, was the only person in America who correctly anticipated the fall of the Soviet Union, and whose legendary feats of analysis earned him the title of being “The Pentagon’s Yoda”—and who, in 2004, struck back “with a vengeance” stopping the “Deep State’s” mass invasion plan in its tracks by his secretly publishing (and leaking only to the Guardian News Service, in London) an absolutely devastating report warning that “by 2020, nuclear conflict, mega-droughts, famine and widespread rioting will erupt across the world”.