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This Week's Suggested Book
from the Ashbrook Center

(Monday, July 19, 1999)
 

Betrayal:
How the Clinton Administration Undermined American Security

by Bill Gertz

Regnery Publishing, Inc.
291 pages, January 1999
Hardcover, 27.95
ISBN: 0895263173

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The untold story of how Bill Clinton sold out American security for campaign cash and a fistful of foreign policy lies. No reporter has done more than Bill Gertz to expose the threat the Clinton administration poses to American national security. Now, using his unrivaled access to confidential documents and sources at the Pentagon, the State Department, and the White House, Gertz tells the whole sordid story of how the Clinton administration has weakened our military, given comfort to our enemies, and endangered American safety.

Betrayal reveals:

·How the Clinton administration helped China develop its nuclear weapons—which are targeted at U.S. cities

·Why the Clinton administration thwarted UN weapons inspectors—and the real reason why Clinton bombed Iraq

·Why the Clinton administration has routinely ignored or covered up China's and Russia's dangerous weapons sales

·How North Korea secretly built its nuclear arsenal—and why the Clinton administration wanted no one to know

·Why the Clinton administration opposed building missile defenses—and still does, despite statements to the contrary

·Highlights from the Cox report on how American governmental and corporate ties to China have endangered national security

·Why the Clinton administration sends hundreds of millions of dollars to Russia, even as an unstable Moscow stockpiles nuclear weapons for possible use against America

·The inside story of an American intelligence officer who was blinded by a Russian laser—and then abandoned as politically inconvenient by Clinton's White House and State Department

Betrayal uncovers the most shocking Clinton scandals of all—a pattern of foreign policy deceit and corruption that is President Clinton's most dangerous legacy to the nation.

Table of Contents
1. The Clinton Method: Foreign Policy Cover-up
2. The Kapitan Man
3. Nuclear Nightmare (Part One)
4. Nuclear Nightmare (Part Two)
5. The Long March Forward
6. Flashpoint Korea
7. Missile Deception
8. From Russia with Technology
9. Bombs Away
10. The Clinton Legacy
Appendix – The Paper Trail
Acknowledgments
Index

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