Press release for John Yoo's War by Other Means: An Insider's Account of the War on Terror.

America will almost certainly suffer further terrorist attacks. We must be prepared to take reasonable steps to protect ourselves.

Contrary to the opinions of some politicians and judges, federal surveillance of international communication involving American citizens is Constitutional. Its intention is to intercept terrorists and protect Americans.

Even as federal courts balance Fourth Amendment rights with security imperatives, they have upheld a president's "inherent authority" under the Constitution to acquire necessary intelligence.

The U.S. is fighting terror with one hand behind its back by refusing to exploit data-mining tools.

Conflicts between the White House and the media are likely to escalate in the year 2006, and that could create a lose-lose situation for both sides.

If we deprive the terrorists of Iraqi support, they will spend more time in the other havens, counting on the assistance of the remaining terror masters.

Press release for Yoo's War by Other Means.