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Inside the 9/11 Investigation
-- Its Potential Impact on the 2004 Presidential Election
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e-Commerce Technology, Inc. and the Foothill-De Anza Community College District
proudly present a great evening of speech on the current hottest topic by Richard A. Clarke.
| Topic: |
Inside the 9/11 Investigation
- Its Potential Impact on the 2004 Presidential Election |
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8:00 pm to 10:00 pm on October 23 (Saturday), 2004 |
| Location: |
Flint Center for the Performing Arts
21250 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014 |
| Event Sponsor: |
European American Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco
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| Event MC: |
Angie Coiro, Host of the Friday Forum on KQED TV
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About Richard A. Clarke:
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- Former Counterterrorism Czar for both Bill Clinton and George W. Bush
- Author of Against All Enemies -- #1 New York Times best seller
- Senior White House Advisor for three presidents
- Special Advisor for Cyber Security under George W. Bush
- Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs under George W. H. Bush
- Worked for 7 presidents and devoted 30 years to combating the terrorist threat to America
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The New York Times #1 Bestseller:
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"Against All Enemies is too good to be ignored…. It is a rarity among Washington-insider memoirs --
it's a thumping good read." -- The New York Times Book Review
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"A highly readable, often exciting, and authoritative account of America’s most dangerous
immediate problem, how to deal with terrorism and al-Qaeda.
It is also the story of one man’s effort to make the complex bureaucracy of the
federal government respond to undefined but devastating threats as well as to unforeseen
emergencies. It is an important book." -- The New York Review of Books
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"Fascinating and highly detailed…gripping... The book is far more a road map of an ongoing war
than a political potboiler. And it’s unlikely we’ve heard the last from Clarke, which should keep
top Administration officials in a state of high anxiety." -- Business Week
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