. Bill Gertz, the author, covers national security for the Washington Times, and lays out a chilling argument against Bill Clinton's foreign policy in Betrayal. In his view, Clinton's "naive" strategies of "appeasement" with China and Russia have resulted in a betrayal of American interests, leaving "the United States weaker militarily as its enemies grow stronger and the world becomes more dangerous." .According to Gertz, Clinton's policies have compromised national security: Clinton opposed development of a missile defense system that would derail arms control agreements with the Russians--even though they are believed to be developing such a system themselves. Gertz also maintains that the Russians are using U.S. aid targeted for decommissioning nuclear weapons to develop new weapons of mass destruction and to continue to develop new nuclear weapons. Gertz also makes the case that the Clinton administration's sale of sophisticated computer and satellite technology to China was influenced by campaign contributions to the Democrats from Chinese and American executives. "The small but growing force of Chinese strategic nuclear missiles has become more reliable--thanks to American high technology," writes Gertz. He further charges that the Clinton administration has attempted to downplay the Chinese threat to U.S. security even though "China has undertaken a steady military buildup that is directly aimed at fighting a future war with the United States." .291 pages, Published at twenty eight dollars.

 Washington, DC, U.S.A.: Regnery Publishing, Incorporated, An Eagle Publishing Company, 1999 
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Through missteps, fumbling, and outright appeasement, the United States has helped establish the People's Republic of China as a new global power that threatens American national security and world stability. Shocking, previously unreported stories allow Gertz to tell the unvarnished truth: The Communist Chinese dictatorship has targeted the United States with an aggressive espionage campaign and aims to push America out of the Pacific with a barrage of ever-increasing military threats. In addition to his eye-opening revelations, Gertz offers a clearheaded strategy for countering the China threat. Gertz lays out how the Chinese are adhering to Mao Zedong's famous maxim: "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun." And he shows how the barrel is pointed at the United States. FROM THE CRITICS Booknews Gertz, a reporter for , takes a vehement stand on American foreign policy with China, arguing that the US has made a grave error in assisting China in its rise to global power. He accuses the Clinton administration of deliberately leaking information about Chinese intelligence to avert the FBI's campaign finance investigation, as well as covering up intelligence on China that would have exposed their espionage abilities and arms sales. Strongly worded, accusatory, and verging on the conspiratorial, this book should be read with some reservations.

 Regnery Pub 0895261871 / 9780895261878
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