Catastrophe: Clinton's Role in America's Worst Disaster

Bys: Christopher Ruddy and Carl Limbacher Jr.

Catastrophe begins on January 20, 1993, when William Jefferson Clinton took the oath of office as the 42nd president of the United States of America. Clinton swore to "preserve, protect, and defend... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971680752
• ISBN13: 9780971680753
• Release Date: August 2002
• Publisher: Newsmax.Com
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 1.0" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

As usual, the liberals bring forth their own reality

I find it very interesting all the bad reviews and not one person has the time or ability to point out with some detail where the book is wrong. The truth is, they can't. The only argument liberals have figured out is how to scream louder and hate the right wing. Perhaps its time the liberals came up with their own ideas on what Clinton did that was so wonderful and amazing. I would especially like to hear all the things Big Billy did to fight terrorism when he himself admitted in more then one interview he wished he did more to fight terrorism during his campaign. The truly sick thing in all this is that liberals reading this will merely wright off all arguments as worthless without even a meager attempt to see if there is any truth to them. Whoever bangs their fists on the table harder wins! Grow up!

A primer for the Hillary Administration

The reviews I've read about this book here are blinded by ideology. These are the folks looking forward to Hillary running in 2008. How naive can people be??Clinton ran the show for eight years, and he's not responsible anything?? Want to know how 9/11 was actually allowed to happen?? Read pages 129 - 131. I'd read many times, from many different sources and around the time the event was actually occurring, that Mr. and Mrs. President Clinton had turned the FBI into their own politically correct investigative organization - protecting the Clintons and intimidating citizens. Something of which this book reminds the reader. Not a bad strategy really. Then, just take the guns out of the hands of law-abiding citizens, turning its citizens into a defenseless electorate and then see how much intimidating will take place. 1933 Germany ring any bells?? In all, a good read, despite the head-in-the-sand denials.

One of several good books about the Clinton travesty

One might debate what Clinton's biggest sin was while he was president. It wasn't oral sex with Monica Lewinsky. That was minor compared to other things he legislated/endorsed/corrupted or neglected to do while he was in office. But the revelations of his failure to do anything about Bin Laden when it was already known that this man was an avowed enemy of the US, with connections to several terrorist actions (the earlier WTC bombing, the embassy bombings in Africa), may prove to be Clinton's greatest shame.Slick Willy was recorded on tape admitting to letting Bin Laden slip from his grasp when both the Sudanese goverment and the Saudis offered to hand him over. Yet stupid liberal Clinton-worshipers still deny Bill could have done anything about Bin Laden or al Qaida. Instead, Clinton diverted military action to Bosnia, bombing the Serbs and coddling the Muslims, with absolutely no national security benefit for America.

I think Clinton was a lousy President

As someone who lost loved ones in 911, it makes me sick to think that this could have been prevented IF ONLY Clinton would have acted and been available during his term as Commander and Chief. I am also getting sick and tired of hearing what the Clinto Administration did for the US economy during the 90's. Clinton only rode the momentum created by G. Bush Sr. and the technology boom. Even Gerald Ford or Jimmy Carter would have looked great had they been in office circa 1992-2000.More to the point, look what happened to the American economy starting back in 1999 thanks to the leadership of this President!Like I said, Clinton was a lousy President.

An insightful detailing of political and news items re:9-11

This book contains a dated historical record of events and opinions of a variety of issues surrounding the terrorist attack of Sept 11th. Written largely as a series of short 1-2 page news items (many from Newsmax staff) but with additional sources admixed, I found this 350 page book impossible to put down. It is not merely a detailed indictment of the Clinton administration's impotence in defense/intelligence matters, but covers a range of wider issues and serves as an excellent 'memory jog' for things which we knew 1 year ago but which are already slipping from the public memory. After reading this, a thinking person cannot help but have concern for the shortcomings in the still-weakened CIA and full support for our current efforts in the war on terrorism.