Comments by the new chairman of the Arkansas Republican Party, Dennis Milligan, that America needs another terror attack for President Bush to regain popular approval, echo a 2005 GOP memo which touted new terrorist attacks as a means of validating Bush's leadership and the war on terror.

Yearning for new mass casualty terror attacks for political gain is a GOP strategy - Milligan is merely parroting what was written in a leaked confidential memo that was circulated among senior Republican leaders in late 2005.

Dennis Milligan yearns for a new terror attack to boost Bush's flagging approval rating.

As is now well-known, shortly before 9/11 the Project For A New American Century, a Neo-Con lobby group which counts Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney in its ranks, lamented that its rapacious military agenda would not be realized "absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event -- like a new Pearl Harbor."

Milligan's comments are notably prescient in that they were made on the same weekend that U.S. authorities had announced they had disrupted a plot to attack JFK International Airport.

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Early details about the alleged plan confirm that the case mirrors every other major terror sting in the west since 9/11 - where the near-retarded members of the group are entrapped and led by a paid for government provocateur and the scope and feasibility of the plot is vastly overhyped by officials and the media.

Rudy Giuliani wasted no time in exploiting the news for political propaganda - citing it as a reason that he should be elected as president.

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