Dennis Fritz: How 9/11 Became an Opportunity for the War Hawks to Remake the World
September 25, 2025
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as posted by the channelDennis Fritz is a retired Air Force Command Chief Master Sergeant and former Director of the Eisenhower Media Network and now a Senior Fellow. During his last ten years of active-duty service, he served as the principal senior advisor to four-star Generals at Pacific Air Forces and Air Force Space Command. While at Air Force Space Command, he also had the additional duty of Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Commander of NORAD. He also held several positions at the Pentagon on the Air Force Staff and the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force’s for Legislative Affairs. After active-duty service, from July 2005 - November 2008, he served at the Pentagon in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, as a contracted staff member. From November 2008 – May 2022, Dennis supported the Pentagon’s Wounded Warrior Program, becoming a recognized expert in Non-Medical Case Management for our wounded warriors. Chief Master Fritz is the author of “Deadly Betrayal: The Truth About Why the United States Invaded Iraq”.
Fritz was tasked with reviewing all documents related to the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq. He analyzes the enthusiasm within the political leadership following the September 11 attacks, which stemmed from the perceived opportunity to initiate new military interventions aimed at reshaping the world in accordance with American interests. The conflicts that began in the 2000s continue to have repercussions to this day.
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