11.09.05

Site Admin, The PNAC Opposition

Thanks


This message was another part of a major update that was sent out to e-mail subscribers recently…


First, I want to thank the handful of folks who responded to the old on-site plea for contributions to get the site updated and expanded. Your support helped get PNAC.info fixed up and back on the job.

Second, I want to thank all the people who have linked to and referenced PNAC.info in the two and a half years since it’s been launched. I’ve only been able to go back a few months in the logs so far, but it’s safe to say that hundreds and hundreds of websites have linked to ours, and that’s not counting posts on forums and message boards, or blog comments. Just under 250 of those sites are now thanked on our web site, via the link list on the right side of the page. There are probably at least another 250 links still to be reciprocated. It’s been great to see how frequently PNAC.info is being mentioned or discovered. New people are linking to the site every day.

Keep in mind that I haven’t directly asked for links or promotion help since the first month or so, back in April 2003–so all this word-spreading has been done by folks taking the initiative on their own. Thanks everyone!

Last, I want to thank all the folks around the Internet who have taken up the cause of spreading the word about the PNAC, the neoconservative movement, and its connections with the current administration, and with America’s foreign policy. There are literally dozens of websites and focus areas dedicated to educating folks about this stuff now, and it’s safe to say that it has made a difference. Awareness of these issues is much more widespread than it was two years ago, and while I can’t summarize all the new developments within one sentence, let’s just say that the neoconservatives are not in as strong of a position as they were when this site started, or when we were last updating it. All of the sites set up to alert people and spread the word have to get some of the credit for that.

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