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Try, Try Again: In Light of Threat, the Appropriate Response to Missile Defense Test Failure is a Redoubled Effort

CSP January 19, 2000

(Washington, D.C.): With the as-yet-unexplained failure of the Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle (EKV) to intercept a mock warhead during its second...

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Beware the ‘Grand Compromise’: Arms Control Deal Threatens Effective U.S. Missile Defenses, Nuclear Deterrence

Frank Gaffney, Jr. January 17, 2000

(Washington, D.C.): Last week, Russia served notice that it was adopting a new nuclear doctrine. The change, which we are...

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  • Economic Security

Insight blows cover of PRC run at US capital markets

CSP January 14, 2000

'PetroChina' Deal Suffers from Growing Controversy (Washington, D.C.): Today's Wall Street Journal offers the latest indication of China's ambitions to...

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  • Economic Security

Robinson Testifies Before California Legislature on Global “Bad Actors” Penetrating State Portfolios

CSP January 14, 2000

  In testimony delivered last week (excerpts attached) alongside high-ranking officials of California's Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) pension fund,...

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  • Economic Security

Roger Robinson testimony on California Pension Funds

CSP January 14, 2000

Testimony of Roger W. Robinson Jr. Before the California State Joint Legislative Audit Committee Sacramento, California January 5, 2000  ...

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Castro’s Slavery Dictates the Gonzales Family be Reunited in Freedom — and Clinton’s Normalization Plan Be Stopped

CSP January 12, 2000

(Washington, D.C.): Rarely has the plight of a single human being -- let alone a six-year old boy -- so...

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The Bloom Comes Off the Rose of ‘China, Inc.’

CSP January 11, 2000

(Washington, D.C.): In recent days, investors have become leery of China's state-owned and state-affiliated companies -- many of which have...

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Israeli Control of the Golan Remains Strategically Critical

CSP January 6, 2000

(Washington, D.C.): Today's Washington Post gives front-page treatment to a study released last month by the Tel Aviv University's Center...

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U.S. Forces on the Golan Heights?

CSP January 6, 2000

General John Foss (USA, Ret.), Commanding General U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command; formerly responsible for U.S. forces in the...

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Who is Vladimir Putin?

CSP January 5, 2000

p>(Washington, D.C.): The American make-over of Russia's new acting President, Vladimir Putin, has begun. Clinton National Security Advisor Samuel Berger...

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A Democratic Solution to the Vieques Stand-off Hispanic-American Offers Approach to Support National Security

CSP January 4, 2000

(Washington, D.C.): For the first time since the accidental death last April of a Navy civilian employee precipitated a crisis...

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Security Concerns of Hispanic Americans

By Patrick Ortega
The Washington Times, 4 January 2000

CSP January 4, 2000

At the outset of his presidency, Bill Clinton plunged his administration into turmoil from which it has never fully recovered....

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Sharon Says ‘No’ to the Golan’s Surrender

CSP January 4, 2000

(Washington, D.C.): The U.S.-brokered, high-level negotiations between Israel and Syria resuming today in Sheperdstown, West Virginia come against the backdrop...

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Time for Post-Cold War Thinking About Missile Defenses

CSP January 4, 2000

(Washington, D.C.): In an op.ed. article published in the Washington Post on 12 December, two zealous advocates of arms control,...

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‘Assisted Suicide’ For Israel, and Other Clinton Legacies

Frank Gaffney, Jr. January 3, 2000

(Washington, D.C.): News flash: The Prime Minister of Israel, Ehud Barak, has been, for all intents and purposes, incarcerated in...

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