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Compromised: Clinton, Bush and the CIA Hardcover – February 1, 1994

by Terry Reed (Author), John Cummings (Author)

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556 pages
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English
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S.P.I. Books
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February 1, 1994
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6.5 x 1.75 x 9.25 inches
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1561712493
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978-1561712496
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Terry Reed is a former Air Force Intelligence operative who served with the most secret project of the Vietnam War. Task Force Alpha. This was the most sophisticated and highly classified intelligence gathering unit of that period. At the age of 21, armed with a top-secret security clearance provided by the Defense Intelligence Agency, a near photographic memory and strong mid western values, he was entrusted with Americas dirtiest secrets. As a civilian intelligence asset, he later worked for the FBI and CIA on projects the law had bared these agencies from undertaking. His problems began when the CIA found he had more patriotism than it had bargained for.

John Cummings is a former prize-winning investigative reporter at N.Y Newsday. He has co-authored the "Heist" (1987), "Goombata: The Improbable Rise and Fall of John Gotti and His Gang" (1990) and "Death Do Us Part" (1993).

For over thirty years, since the Bay of Pigs, he has studied the confluence of intelligence gathering, money laundering and drug trafficking. He resides in New York.

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ S.P.I. Books; 1st edition (February 1, 1994)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 556 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1561712493
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1561712496
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.85 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.5 x 1.75 x 9.25 inches

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an American

Some insight into Oliver North's Activities

Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2019

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This book gives some insight in to the illegal conduct and activities of Oliver North, Terry Reed, the FBI, CIA, and Dept of Justice. It ignores and tries to cover for the illegal cocaine smuggling ongoing at the same time by Black Eagle, The Enterprise, Oliver North, Terry Reed, the FBI, CIA, DEA, ICE, Naturalization and Immigration Service, Customs, and all the Reagan Administration. The book’s purpose is to distract from the worst crimes ever committed by a US President by admitting a huge number of crimes of gun smuggling, creating illegal weapons and supplying the Contras in violation of the Boland I and Boland II Acts. The book does NOT explain where the CIA came up with $23 billion from 1982 through 1991 for illegal wars. In this time frame $23 billion was a lot of money and would have been a significant impact on the federal budget. It is good to read to gather the information provided but further research is greatly recommended to get the FULL Truth.

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The truth about Barry Seal, American Made, the CIA

Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2017

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I read about Terry Reed in Attwood's book, American Made, which mentioned Compromised. Reed's lengthy book provides a first-hand account of the true story about Barry Seal's involvement in CIA arms for cocaine smuggling. After Reed discovered what the CIA was up to, he wanted out. But just like in the Mafia, you don't get out that easy. Reed's book should be turned into an action movie. Its the plain truth from someone who worked closely with Barry, unlike the Hollywood movie, which attempts to turn Barry Seal's tragedy into a comedy.

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John Bowen

The Ends Does Not Justify The Means

Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019

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Thanks Terry Reed for this book . It the age old story absolute power corrupts absolutely . We the People have given those in government too much power cause we want to be lazy and not run Our Country . Well as Terry found out the real hard way you cant play with rattlesnakes and not expect not to get bit . Direct Democracy We the People know what best for Our nation and We vote on issues . No more secret meetings , backroom dealings , secret organizations that really work just for the elites . True Freedom we do things the right way in accordance with the morals and values Our Country was founded on. Not the left handed way , the easy way , the seductive way that will always take you into a ditch .

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Political Corruption Outwits Justice

Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2019

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This read added the details and facts to what I had already known about the political corruption in Arkansas during the time the Clintons were active. Being a resident of Arkansas and living not too far from Men’s, we were aware of some of the corruption, but not near the total picture. The story of “The Boys On The Tracks” is not covered in the book but is definitely a part of the drug running that has taken place, I accept as totally true what Terry Reed has written.

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A MUST READ!!

Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2015

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One of the best political books I have ever read. Could not put it down, got watery eye's reflecting on what Terry Reed and his family went through. Sheds a lot of light on Barry Seal, gives a good insight as to why Barry may have been murdered. Fills in a lot of the pieces into Felix Rodriquez and Luis Posada; I was particularly interested in the info on Felix Rodriquez as he is connected so closely with figures from the JFK assassination, his VERY close ties to GHW Bush, just another reminder of how dirty Bush really is, a high criminal. Stunning revelations on Bill Clinton. Bought another book from reading Compromised by L.D. Brown, one of Clinton's most important Arkansas State Police officers, (the book is called CROSSFIRE). A must read especially in light of Hillary maybe running for President.

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Robert P. Morrow

Book details Bush/Clinton/CIA 1980's drug smuggling. Wonder why they are such good friends? COMPROMISED!

Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2012

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This is an extremely important book for everyone, not just Clinton or Bush biographers, journalists or political journalists.

Terry Reed goes into detail over the Clinton/Bush/Oliver North/Barry Seal drug smuggling of the 1980's ... huge cocaine trade that all of the above were involved.

Ever wonder why the mainstream, establishment media has never told you this? NYT, WashPost, WSJ, ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX ... they are all CONTROLLED.

Just like Bush, Clinton and Ollie North are COMPROMISED.

This blockbuster book sold 200,000 copies when it first came out - all on word of mouth with no major publishing house and no major reviews in places like the NY Times Review of Books, etc.

Bill Clinton had thoroughly corrupted the government and law enforcement agencies in Arkansas. Mena, AR, was the HQ for illegal weapon shipments by the CIA to the contras with cocaine coming back on the roundtrip! Bill's buddy Dan Lasater was importing cocaine and money laundering through his bond business and getting a cut of the Mena CIA drug importation. Bill protected Lasater and Don Tyson, another major drug dealer.

Bill protected his buddies who made huge cocaine drug profits; in return they gave Bill political support. Terry Reed, a former pilot for the contras, tells in his book about the time (4-19-86) outside Juanita's Restaurant that Gov. Bill, while smoking a joint, tries to talk pilot Terry Reed into going to Mexico to set up operations for the contras.

Felix Rodriguez would later try to get L.D. Brown to assassinate Terry Reed while he was in Mexico. (see L.D. Brown's book Crossfire for that) L.D. Brown was Clinton's top state trooper who he got into the CIA; Brown later got cold feet at the moment of the actual planned assassination of Reed and did not do it. But they wanted him to, and Clinton was setting up Terry Reed.

A sampler:

"I wish I could go in your place. Terry, these guys are counting on you and they're leaning on me to get you to go. I'm not standing in your way. I just want to tell you that if you still wanna go to Mexico, you'd be leaving here with my blessing. There's no hard feeling about what happened here. I wanted you to hear that coming from me."

"Clinton took another deep drag [on his joint], held it and exhaled. In a raspy voice, with smoke still coming out of his mouth, Clinton added, "Sure you don't want some of this? This is good ____. We sure do grow lotsa good things besides watermelons here in Arkansas." [Terry Reed, Compromised: Clinton, Bush and the CIA, p.264]

Just a few moments before, Bill had "got up from his chair and went to the back of the van, returning with a half-smoked joint. He reseated himself. He took a long, deep drag. After holding it in until his cheeks bulged, he then exhaled slowly and deliberately.

He extended his arm and offered the joint to Reed. Terry shook his head and gestured.

"Go on. I'm the commander in chief here; you won't get busted," the governor [Bill] said with a straight face while exhaling." [Compromised, p. 264]

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Mark Sutter

I was pleased to read the exposition of what Ollie North was ...

Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2018

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If what the authors write is fact and not fiction, this book should open some eyes as to how powerful the clandestine CIA really is. This is even more relevant in current times as we are wrestling with the power and corruption of the Deep State. I was pleased to read the exposition of what Ollie North was really doing with regard to Iran-Contra as well as what was happening in Bill Clinton's Mena, Arkansas money laundering. My only disappointment, since he was shown on the cover, was that more ink wasn't devoted to Bush 41's involvement in these corrupt activities.

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Shaun Attwood

CIA Insider Blows Whistle On US Government Cocaine Trafficking

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 4, 2017

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Few challenge the CIA and live to tell the tale. Terry Reed is one of the bravest whistleblowers ever to expose the fraudulent War on Drugs. In this detailed insider's account, Terry exposes the complicity of the Bush and Clinton crime families and the CIA in importing cocaine. For revealing the truth, Terry suffered near lethal consequences. His book and testimony on YouTube transformed my worldview about the War on Drugs and inspired me to research and write a series of books on the subject.

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Great information you might not want to believe?

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 21, 2017

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I read this book whilst in America in 1998 and again in 2016. It proves Clintons and Bush are the very worst crooks in USA and how rabid the CIA is.

WILLIAM J WILHELM

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Reviewed in Canada on June 19, 2016

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Prompt shipment in as advertised condition or better. Completely satisfied with my RECOMMENDATION.

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