Decades ago this red herring tactics was used by Stalinists and Trotskyites. They were quick to accuse the anti-communists of antisemitism. Neo-cons have some Trotskyite roots so it shows that old habits do not die easily.
Then please feel compelled to answer truthfully and not put words into my mouth. What I stated was factual. I have not called anybody an anti-Semite. I have not said that everybody who uses the term "neocon" is a closeted anti-Semite. I have not asserted that "that the actual political philosophy simply does not exist and is simply anti-Semitism". I was, in fact, replying to the assertion that since Kuttner is Jewish, he could not have been criticizing the neocons' "Jewishness". That assertion is no more valid than asserting that Al Sharpton could not be criticizing Clarence Thomas because of Thomas' "blackness".
If you want to be taken seriously, then "before you make unfounded, outrageous, bigoted and idiotic statements" you should make an attempt at reading and comprehending the words that I actually wrote and the meaning that I was actually conveying, rather than imputing to me statements and beliefs that are completely and totally foreign to me, and which can not be backed up by examining anything that I have written.
September 6, 1807:
"...it will be a subject for consideration whether, on satisfactory evidence that any tribe means to strike us, we shall not anticipate by giving them the first blow,"
Of course Thomas Jefferson wasn't really the first "neo-con"advocate of the Doctrine of Preemption.
Ol' Moses and his "neo-con" gang were kinda fond of it too.
"We had a communication from the President with some nominations, and one from the Representatives respecting the Algerines.
It was from Jefferson. It held out that we must either go to war with these piratical states, compound and pay them an annual stipend, and ransom our captives, or give up trade. The report seemed to breathe resentment, and abounded with martial estimates in a naval way. We have now fourteen unhappy men in captivity at Algiers. I wish we had them relieved, and the trade to the Mediterranean abandoned."
January 3, 1791
Journal of William Maclay, United States Senator from Pennsylvania, 1789-1791
I nominate Senator MacClay for first official US paleocon, and Thomas Jefferson for first official US neocon!