Reply #35: "There are no policy recommendations at the end of it."

[Zhade]

...yet.

Seeing as how PNAC statements get turned into policy, we can expect recommendations at some point in the near future. And, knowing PNAC's track record, those recommendations are likely to be imperialistic, illegal, and traumatic to the world community.

Now, with a Kerry administration, I would assume the threat would be neutralized. However, with some of Kerry's advisors signing onto a PNAC statement (which is essentially an endorsement of that statement), I'm not so sure that PNAC won't have a few ears in a Kerry administration.

Hopefully I'm wrong. I would be remiss in my duty as a citizen if I simply dismissed my concerns, however. I don't like to shirk my duties.