How to get Bill Gertz's new book for free

Breakdown
BREAKDOWN
How America's Intelligence Failures led to Sept. 11
   Washington Times National Security Correspondent Bill Gertz has done it again! His new book is the most eagerly anticipated volume this year and the large initial press run has already been ordered by bookstores nationwide. Even The Times' crosstown rival the Washington Post admits Gertz is "the hottest reporter in town...he breaks dozens of big stories every year, and he's read carefully by people" in the know.
    The author of the recent bestsellers "Betrayal" and "China Threat," Gertz now turns his investigative reporting skills on the U.S intelligence community and the problems that left America open for attack on September 11, 2001.
    We at Geostrategy-Direct are proud to have Mr. Gertz as our Contributing Editor. His weekly "Backgrounder" column is featured in each issue of our online intelligence newsletter which has quickly established itself as must reading for a select, worldwide audience. On our growing subscriber list are policy institutes, major corporations, average citizens and military and national security experts. What our readers share is the intense desire — and the need — to be on the cutting edge of global developments of geopolitical significance.
    Here's our special offer: Subscribe to Geostrategy-Direct for six months or one year* and we'll send your copy of "Breakdown: How America's Intelligence Failures Led to September 11", absolutely free.
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