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  • Clinton's National Security Legacy

    09/05/2003 2:54:03 PM PDT · by Jean S · 3 replies · 957+ views
    Human Events ^ | 9/5/03 | Robert Spencer
    Most Americans first heard of Osama bin Laden only on Sept. 11, 2001. The spectacular works of evil he perpetrated on that day, however, were by no means his first strikes. In 1998, the terrorist mastermind was able to boast that "the U.S. knows that I have attacked it, by the grace of God, for more than ten years." During those years, Richard Miniter documents in Losing bin Laden (published by Regnery, a sister company of HUMAN EVENTS), Bill Clinton had no fewer than twelve chances to catch him. But the attacks that bin Laden helped bring to bloody fruition—including...