The chairman of a key Pentagon advisory panel has echoed recent
claims by both Joe Biden and Colin Powell, warning that the next
administration will face an international crisis within months
of taking office.
Michael Bayer, chairman of the Defense
Business Board and veteran Pentagon consultant announced
during a public meeting late last week that the new President
should "prepare for a likely first-270-days crisis."
Accordingly, the Defense Business Board says the
new administration should set a goal to win Senate confirmation
of key Pentagon posts in the first 30 days of the inauguration,
in order to have a full team in place to deal with such a contingency,
an Inside
Defense report reveals.
The incoming administration “must not wait
until June” to get assistant secretaries confirmed and October
for deputy assistant secretaries to be Senate confirmed, Bayer's
briefing
(PDF) states.
Under the heading "First 270 Days" appears
the following list of Presidents with crisis events next to their
names:
Given that the Iranian revolution and the Bay of
Pigs were both engineered by the CIA, and that the Gulf of Tonkin
incident, the '93 WTC bombing and 9/11 have all been exposed as
false flag events, one wonders whether the coming crisis will
constitute more of the same.
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The latest warning of a "likely crisis"
comes on the back of Joe Biden’s “guarantee”
that an “international crisis” will unfold shortly
after President Obama takes office.
“It will not be six months before the world tests Barack
Obama like they did John Kennedy,” Biden told an audience
in Seattle earlier this month.
“Remember I said it standing here if you don’t remember
anything else I said. Watch, we’re gonna have an international
crisis, a generated crisis, to test the mettle of this guy.”
Biden continued.
The assured tone with which Biden delivered his forecast was
staggeringly convincing, and left the observer in no doubt that
there will be a major world crisis shortly after Obama takes office.
“Mark my words, mark my words,” Biden stressed, adding
that “tough” and “unpopular” foreign policy
decisions will have to be made.
“I promise you it will occur,” Biden added, “As
a student of history and having served with seven presidents,
I guarantee you it is going to happen.”
The McCain campaign pounced on Biden's comments
in a recent commercial:
On the same day Biden made his prophesy, Colin
Powell appeared on Meet The Press and stated “There’s
going to be a crisis which will come along on the 21st, 22nd of
January that we don’t even know about right now.”
The chairman of a key Pentagon advisory panel has echoed recent
claims by both Joe Biden and Colin Powell, warning that the next
administration will face an international crisis within months
of taking office.
