[Richard Poe]

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Hillary's Secret War: New Book by Richard Poe
Posted March 9, 2004 (7:21:05 PM EST)

Hillary's Secret War: Foreword by Jim Robinson
Posted March 9, 2004 (7:20:49 PM EST)

Hillary's Secret War: Preface by Joseph Farah
Posted March 9, 2004 (7:20:25 PM EST)

[Travis McGee]

Thanks for the excerpt!

[Travis McGee]

BTTT! The internet story is going to be told at last!

[Peach]

I ordered the book last night; kudos and thank you.

[ladyinred]

I am looking forward to reading your new book Richard.

[jungleboy]

"It is a tinderbox world that might explode at any moment into ghastly apocalypse. But, for those of us in the New Underground, it is the only world we know. "

hoooba- doooba! Going to buy a copy in the morn'.

[Luis Gonzalez]

Ok you all, this is a must buy book.

It's penned by a great American, with a foreword by a great American.

P.S. I'm in chapter 12!

[VaBthang4]

Simply awesome.
I look forward to both purchasing and reading your work.
Thank you.

Thank you very much.

[Cicero]

During the clinton years I trusted Jim Robinson to keep my identity secret, and I still prefer to keep it that way, because I agree that this war isn't over yet. And the clintons have never hesitated to blackmail, murder, or otherwise intimidate anyone who gets in their way. No wonder the press plays along. Reporters were fired, corporations were harrassed by regulatory agencies, individuals were investigated by the FBI and the IRS.

900 FBI files was only the tip of the iceberg. I can't belief that hillary left the White House with anything less than a database containing ALL the intelligence on potential enemies, foreign and domestic. And I'm sure that includes newspaper reporters, donors, and businessmen as well as politicians. Anyone who had a file with the FBI, the CIA, or the Defense Intelligence Agency, I presume.

Plus you have to assume that the clintons have several billion dollars salted away in Swiss banks. That's nothing to sneeze at. It's hardly surprising that when they say jump a lot of important people ask, How high?

[WorkingClassFilth]

Ping!

[WorkingClassFilth]

Thanks for the links - and the good work!

[Lancey Howard]

You got to sit on a panel with Ann Coulter?
Man, I gotta take up writing!

Seriously, this is a very good excerpt - - I will be getting the book. Congratulations and best of luck.

[Quix]

THANKS FOR THIS LONGER VERSION.

I've been wondering . . .

I suspect that you have come across plenty on John Kerry.

Is there any chance that you could get at least a thick pamphlet out on Kerry within enough time to be useful in the campaign?

Thanks for all you do!

[potlatch]

As we plow through these reports, a picture forms in our minds of a world more ominous and threatening than the world most people like to imagine.

I think most of us here at Free Republic feel like that most of the time. We see and read SO much that it seems the whole world is falling apart.

Our forum and the links we read are not made for timid souls. We do it with the hope that we can make a difference, and knowledge is our best friend.

Best of luck on your book, it sounds 'riveting'!

[StriperSniper]

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[harpo11]

Penetrating bump! This really looks to be timely and important reading.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

And at the end of his lecture . . . In the summer of 2000 . . . [Brokaw] said that he considers it his job, and he considers his job well done if, at the close of the day, the American people go to bed, go to sleep, thinking that they are in good hands. Now I thought that’s what Tom Brokaw thought his job was, but [Christopher Hitchens] was amazed to see him being so candid about it. In other words, here was a man who said the responsibility for consensus, for reassurance rests on my shoulders and it is part of my job to make sure that everyone does feel that pretty much everything is OK. This means that certain disturbing thoughts may not be allowed to arise.

Not during a Democratic administration. It's not a question of merely parroting an official line; it's a question of parroting a left-wing line. Journalism parrots a left-wing line because journalism's definition of news is a good definition of the leftist perspective.

Leftist politicians follow journalists more than they lead them.

[Northern Yankee]

Thanks, and good luck!

You're off to a great start here.

[Bullish]

Thanks for posting this Mr. Poe.

I'll be buying your book.

[nutmeg]

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