Mr. William J. Brencick

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  Following the vote, the US representative William Brencick explained that he had supported this text in the belief that the parties would use the next six months to actively negotiate an acceptable solution.

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  William Brencick, US minister counsellor for political affairs, said the US will submit a draft of a presidential statement "to allow the council to speak for the international community with one strong clear voice to say to the Government of National Unity: Work with us because the situation in Darfur cannot stand."

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  Zimbabwe's selection as one of the 15 countries winning three-year terms drew protests from Australia, Canada and the United States, with William J. Brencick, the American representative, saying the United States was "perplexed and dismayed by the decision."
  
  In a speech to the United Nations Economic and Social Council, Mr. Brencick said Zimbabwe had repressed political assembly and the news media, harassed civil society groups, conducted fraudulent elections and intimidated government opponents.

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  William Brencick, then chief of the political section at the US Embassy in Buenos Aires and the primary Embassy contact for the investigation, recalled in an interview with me last June that a "wall of assumptions" guided the US approach to the case.The primary assumptions, Brencick said, were that the explosion was a suicide bombing and that use of a suicide bomb was prima facie evidence of involvement by Hezbollah--and therefore Iran.

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  The three top US diplomats in Buenos Aires from the time the AMIA was bombed - ambassador Cheek, deputy chief of mission Ronald Goddard and chief of political section William Brencick - all agreed in interviews that US and Argentine efforts had turned up no evidence that Iran or Hezbollah had been involved in the bombing.
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  As chief of political section, Brencick was the primary embassy contact with the Argentine investigation.He recalled in an interview that a "wall of assumptions" had guided the US approach to the case.
  
  The dominant assumption, said Brencick, was that the bombing was a suicide attack against Jews, and that it therefore must have been done by Hezbollah, which had been carrying out suicide bombings against Israelis in Lebanon.
  
  "What struck me initially was that there were a lot of assumptions but no hard evidence to connect those assumptions to the case," Brencick recalled.

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  William Brencick, then chief of the political section at the US Embassy in
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  assumptions, Brencick

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  But Australia's Ambassador, the former Defence Minister Robert Hill, and US Representative William Brencick opposed the extension - and they got their way.

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  From Left: Mr. William Brencick, Dr. J. Peter Pham, Mora McLean, Ambassador Herman Cohen
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  Mr. William Brencick, Dr. J. Peter Pham, Mora McLean, Amb. Herman Cohen
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  The panel of experts consisted of William J. Brencick, Minister Counselor for Political Affairs at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations; Dr. J. Peter Pham, Director of the Nelson Institute for International and Public Affairs at James Madison University; and Ambassador Herman (Hank) Cohen, President of Cohen & Woods International and retired career diplomat (who held several State Department posts including, Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs).

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  William Brencick, then chief of the political section at the US Embassy in Buenos Aires and the primary Embassy contact for the investigation, recalled in an interview with me in June 2007 that a "wall of assumptions" guided the US approach to the case.The primary assumptions, Brencick said, were that the explosion was a suicide bombing and that use of a suicide bomb was prima facie evidence of involvement by Hezbollah - and therefore Iran.

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  William Brencick, then chief of the political section at the US Embassy in Buenos Aires and the primary Embassy contact for the investigation, recalled in an interview with me last June that a "wall of assumptions" guided the US approach to the case.The primary assumptions, Brencick said, were that the explosion was a suicide bombing and that use of a suicide bomb was prima facie evidence of involvement by Hezbollah--and therefore Iran.

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