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Perot Makes Clinton ‘An Offer He Can’t Refuse’: Get the Facts on POW/Mia’s Before Okaying New Imf Loans To Vietnam

Frank Gaffney, Jr. July 16, 1993

Overlooked in today's news stories about the latest U.S. mission to Hanoi led by Assistant Secretary of State Winston Lord,...

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  • Foreign Policy

Will Bureaucratic Machinations Taketh Away The New Lease On Life President Clinton Hath Given The Free Radios?

CSP July 15, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): On 15 June 1993, President Clinton reversed a decision taken at the outset of his Administration that would...

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  • Foreign Policy

Center Welcomes Congressional Counterpoint to Presidential Delegation’s Visit To Hanoi

CSP July 12, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): On Friday, 2 July -- the eve of the Fourth of July holiday weekend -- President Clinton announced...

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  • Foreign Policy

Shades of Bosnia: Clinton’s Strong Rhetoric to Be Followed By Fecklessness In East Asia?

CSP July 12, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): In recent days, the Clinton Administration has drawn a number of lines in the sands of East Asia...

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  • Foreign Policy

Russian Parliament’s Grab for Sevastopol Demand Immediate Shift In U.S. Stance On Ukrainian Nukes

CSP July 9, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): The hardline communist/nationalist dominated-Russian parliament today voted overwhelmingly for a resolution proclaiming the Ukrainian city of Sevastopol to...

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  • Deterrence

‘New Democrat’ Watch #8: Clinton Bungee-Jumping On Nuclear Testing Endangers National Security

CSP July 6, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): President Clinton used the 2 July edition of his weekly radio address to the nation to announce new...

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  • Foreign Policy

‘New Democrat’ Watch #7: New Imf Loans To Vietnam — Ill-Advised, Undeserved And Betrayal Of Stance On Human Rights

CSP July 2, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): Yesterday, President Clinton met for over an hour with representatives of the families of Vietnam-era POW/MIAs and veterans...

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1993 Freedom Flame Award: Albert Wohlstetter

CSP July 1, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today conferred its prestigious "Freedom Flame" award on Dr. Albert Wohlstetter at a...

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  • Foreign Policy

Harbinger of Things to Come? Russian Energy Sector Imposes Boycott on Estonia after Getting U.S. Aid

CSP June 29, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): With the world's attention squarely focussed over the week-end on the U.S. strike against Saddam Hussein's intelligence facilities,...

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‘New Democrat’ Watch #6: Will V-22’s Foes Be Able To Kill This Dual-Use Asset on Clinton’s Watch?

CSP June 29, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): On 29 April 1993, the Center for Security Policy served notice that the Bush Administration-hatched "dual-track" scheme to...

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  • Middle East

‘Wake-Up Calls’ On Terrorism: Saddam’s Plot, Clinton’s Response Reveal Shape of Things To Come

CSP June 28, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): President Clinton is to be commended for his decision to strike Iraq in retaliation for Saddam Hussein's aborted...

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Center welcomes Bush-Baker ‘Forum’ to NSC-in-exile

CSP June 24, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today welcomed the announcement that senior officials of the Bush-Baker Administration have decided...

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Excerpts from “The Case for a Ukrainian Nuclear Deterrent”

CSP June 24, 1993

By John F. Mearsheimer(1)Foreign Affairs , Summer 1993 The conventional wisdom about Ukraine's nuclear weapons is wrong....ressing Ukraine to become...

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  • Foreign Policy

What Strobe Talbott Won’t Tell the Senate Today: Insisting On A Nuclear-Free Ukraine Is Folly

CSP June 24, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): This afternoon, Strobe Talbott -- the Friend of Bill who is now U.S. Ambassador-at-large for aid to the...

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  • Foreign Policy

Sorry Boris: Cocom Restrictions Are Not Cold War Relics But Vital Anti-Proliferation Measures

CSP June 22, 1993

(Washington, D.C.): On 12 June, Russian President Boris Yeltsin served notice that one of his major agenda items for the...

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A New Name for Winning: Losing

CSP June 21, 1993

BY: By Dov S. Zakheim The New York Times, June 19, 1993 During the mid-1970's, Navy planners studied the prospect...

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