McCain - Biden's PNAC letter and war resolution Project for a New American Century
www.newamericancentury.org/russia-20040928.htm
An Open Letter to the Heads of State and Government Of the European Union and NATO September 28, 2004
signatories included Senators John McCain and Joe Biden.
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www.wsws.org/articles/2008/aug2008/bide-a25_prn.sh...
Obama selects Biden to reassure the US ruling elite
By Patrick Martin 25 August 2008
In the 1990s, with Bill Clinton in the White House, Biden was one of the principal proponents of US intervention in the former Yugoslavia, a role that he describes in his campaign autobiography, published last year, as his proudest achievement in foreign policy. In the mid-1990s he called for the US to arm the Bosnian Muslim regime against Serbia, and then advocated a direct US attack on Serbia during the 1999 Kosovo crisis, joining with a like-minded Republican senator to introduce the McCain-Biden Kosovo Resolution, authorizing Clinton to use “all necessary force†against Serbia.
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Biden's New World Order speech www.udel.edu/PR/UpDate/93/9/19.html
UpDate - Vol. 12, No. 9, Page 1 October 29, 1992 Sen. Biden returns to campus during United Nations week
U.S. Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D-Del.), a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee since 1972, said last Thursday he did not understand the importance of collective security for the nations of the world until he graduated from the University of Delaware in 1965.
In a speech celebrating United Nations Week, Biden said professor emeritus Leroy Bennett and other political science professors who taught him were wise to espouse the value of the United Nations as a valuable peacekeeping tool.
Meeting with world leaders, Biden said he has "on more than one occasion, been brought back in my mind to classes I took with Dr. Bennett," a man Biden called "well ahead of his time."
In his speech in Clayton Hall, "On the Threshold of the New World Order: A Rebirth for the United Nations," Biden said the world's leaders must adopt a new understanding of security. "Collective security today must encompass not only the security of nations," he said, "but also mankind's security in a global environment that has proven vulnerable to debilitating changes wrought by man's own endeavors.
"Thus, in setting an American agenda for a new world order, we must begin with a profound alteration in traditional thought," he said.