Carnegie Endowment for International War

When I came to US in 1983, Carnegie Endowment was one of the most truly liberal think-tanks in Washington, DC.  Nowadays, it is basically a club for former US officials.  Its president is a former assistant secretary of state. Its vice-president is former US National Security Official.  Its Middle East expert is none other than Jordanian regime functionary, Marwan Mouasher (you have to read him in Arabic in Al-Ghad newspaper to get the full flavor of his fawning praise for the monarchy).