In Part Two of Victor Thorn’s Clinton Trilogy, some of the most damning examples ever put into print of the U.S. government’s crimes and corruption are exposed in glaring detail. Beginning with the Clinton family’s longstanding ties to the notorious Dixie Mafia, this book illustrates how billions of dollars of cocaine, cash and weapons passed through Mena, Arkansas during the 1980s, with the full knowledge of Bill and Hillary, to finance the illegal war in Nicaragua. (Tons of this CIA-imported coke helped fuel the cocaine epidemic of the 1980s.)