Title: Diary of an Insane War Criminal.
Product review: A friend of mine remarked that Gen Clark was a certifiable monster, I disagree. He's a certified monster and this book serves as the certificate. In this book, Clark extols the virtues of unrestricted warfare, strategic carpet bombing and the absolute, undivided power of military brassdom. In a very biased manner, he blasts NATO for not giving him full license to commit wanton slaughter. This book largely serves as an apology for his murderous strategy. A strategy so morally repugnant that the Russians had to intervene to stop it. Even then Clark tried to start an armed conflict with Russia when he ordered an airborne assault on the the airport in Pristina. Thank God his orders were refused by General Sir Jackson. Clark is a raving lunatic.
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