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Crossfire: Witness in the Clinton Investigation

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On 10/31/98, L.D. Brown appeared before thousands on the Washington Monument grounds, plus a live national C-Span audience. He announced that what he was about to do, he was doing with reluctance, because of the increased risk that his disclosure would pose for his family. But he felt it had to be done. He announced that the investigation into the death of Vincent Foster could not be properly concluded until someone INTERROGATED Hillary Rodham Clinton about her affair with Vince Foster. "You've heard the rumors and the denials, but I'm here to give first person evidence that it was real. I saw it and talked to them both about it. And she's never even been interviewed!"

What was especially disconcerting was that this brave man's statement, about his observations as the state police driver of Governor Clinton's limo and, later, as the husband of Chelsea's nanny, was spiked nationwide. If this type of story can be made to disappear, who will carry the truth to the American people? When the "main stream" doesn't want such a story aired, it is up to witnesses to publish. This book's addition to the "body of evidence" in the public domain will make future analysts of the Clinton years even more incredulous that the national mass hypnosis has been so successful!

L.D. Brown writes a deeply troubling story, backed up by documentary proof, included in the book. These facts as well as other things which have become public since Clinton left office are defining for anyone who is willing to consider the evidence. The author writes in clear conversational english which makes the impact of the story that much stronger. It is one to which ordinary people can relate, particularly anyone familiar with the sometimes lethal ugliness of organizational politics. He takes the reader, step by step, through his relationship with Clinton-who went from friend and mentor to enemy and tormenter.
I voted for Clinton twice and staunchly defended him during the impeachment investigation and hearings. Eventually the evidence of his ruthlessness, greed, and amorality was too much to ignore. I highly recommend this book for anyone like me who had a hard time letting go of an idealized version of Bill Clinton and his equally appalling wife.

I found this book to be truthful. J D Brown writes about his illegal dealings with the CIA and Clinton. His life has been ruined by the Clinton Machine. In this book he shows how he witnessed the illegal activites in Mena as well as Little Rock. He writes how he has paid dearly for being close to that man, Bill Clinton. I found it hard to put this book down. My hope is that JD's family has peace when Cliton is out of office. This book is well worth the price. Don't miss it.

Not only did he place his own character on the line, but Mr. Brown has risked his life and that of his family in an attempt to set the record straight, and help uncover some of the dirt on the Clintons and their associates.

The book is an excellent read, and I hope to hear more from this author in the future.

At potentially great risk to his personal safety and that of his family, Dr. L. D. Brown offers a disconcerting, inclusive, first person account of the moral duplicity and political corruption of Bill and Hillary Clinton. Crossfire is an intelligible, detailed disclosure of the the Clintons' insidious personal and political impropriety from the state level to the White House as experienced by Dr. Brown. He makes no effort to conceal his own involvement in order to protect his integrity and provides pertinent documentation to verify his claims.

I, for one, am grateful for his courage in offering the truth, as he knows it, to posterity by means of historical literature. I definitely recommend that anyone who is interested in insight regarding the Clintons and their administration read and consider the content of this book.

As L.D. Brown submits a first hand account of his experiences with the First Couple, he has been submitted to the usual character assassinations compliments of the White House. It is interesting that the spinmeisters' books such as Lanny Davis, Stephanopoulous, etc. are not subjected to the same incredulous cynicism. Of course, they have no axe to grind ! Right ! Naturally, L.D. Brown may or may not be telling the truth. However, the documentation and witnesses that are continually coming out of the woodwork as this President's term draws to a close are beginning to tell an eeringly similar story. Not too may contradictions here, folks. As L.D. Brown has submitted - if anything is untrue, he is more than willing to accept the evidence to the contrary. He has my thanks for an insightful and troubling look behind the " spin."

A must read for anybody that still doesn't believe what the Clintons are all about.

There just isn't much here that you don't already know if you have been following the Clintons.L. D. Brown knew these people and found as many others have that they aren't concerned about anything except self. Mr. Brown just doesn't make supportable claims about things such as Mena. Part of the problem in the book is that no editor is mentioned nor was one used. Beyond cleaning up very bad grammar, a good editor might have helped Mr. Brown clarify his points.There is a wonderful portrayal of a dinner with Senator Al D'Amato that is worth the price of the book. By doing this tiny, inciteful piece I have to conclude that Mr. Brown just didn't have the same sort of ammunition on the Clintons. Alas.