1. Clark for President - Speeches - Presents transcripts of some of Wesley Clark's speeches, in date sequence. 2. Seton Hall University: General Wesley K. Clark Commencement Address 2002 - Describes the four-fold shock of 9-11, and how the government and the people of the United States can fight terrorism and its causes. States that security depends more on building windows and bridges to the outside world than in building walls. 3. Telegraph: High command is no place for those who need consensus - A month after 9-11, General Wesley Clark talks about the war on terrorism and lessons learned from NATO's 1999 air campaign against Yugoslavia. 4. The Observer: Decisive force - Column written by Wesley Clark four days after 9-11 emphasizes the need for the support and active participation of friends and allies for an effective US response, relying on consensus and not arming a hair trigger, seeking to use the most readily available information even if scant. 5. The Washington Monthly: An Army of One? - General Wesley Clark's September 2002 column explains the dangers of unilateralism and the importance of alliances and consensus both in Kosovo and the war against terrorism. 6. Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs: Waging Modern War - Transcript of the 22nd annual Morgenthau Lecture by General Wesley Clark in May 2003 includes his introduction, remarks, and Q&A with embedded links to background material.

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