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Against
All Enemies Based On:
the
best selling novel Against All Enemies: Inside America's
War on Terror by Richard Clarke
Against
All Enemies Premise/Synopsis:
The
book has been at the center of the current national
debate about America's readiness to respond to terrorist
threats before Sept. 11. Clarke, who worked in the administrations
of both Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, appeared before
the 9/11 Commission the week the book was published.
During that hearing, he testified that the Bush White
House didn't consider terrorism "an urgent issue"
in the months before the al-Qaida attacks on New York
and Washington.
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Against All Enemies
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12th April 2004: Against All Enemies Update:
Sony Pictures have picked up the rights to film the best selling
novel Against All Enemies: Inside America's War on Terror by
Richard Clarke, his memoir of the anti-terrorist efforts of
the past four White Houses. The book has been at the center
of the current national debate about America's readiness to
respond to terrorist threats before Sept. 11. Clarke, who worked
in the administrations of both Bill Clinton and George W. Bush,
appeared before the 9/11 Commission the week the book was published.
During that hearing, he testified that the Bush White House
didn't consider terrorism "an urgent issue" in the
months before the al-Qaida attacks on New York and Washington.
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