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“Fascinating...dissent
not from the radical fringe but from the heart of the
establishment.” “Wilson's
account of
his diplomatic tours in Niger, Togo, South Africa, Burundi, the Congo,
Iraq, Gabon and Washington are superb.... Wilson's allegations carry
the ring of truth” “Reads like
the best
spy fiction, but isn't fiction.” “Full of
suspense,
betrayal, and intrigue.” • Click here to read more about The Politics of Truth, including excerpts from the book. • Click here to read the bibliography, including active news links. |
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Timeline of a Leak: Judith Miller Russ Hoyle's investigative foreword from the paperback edition News Stories and Editorials Related to the Senate Intelligence Committee Report Key Documents in the CIA Leak Case: Joseph Wilson's New York Times Editorial Rebutting the Uranium Claim CIA Director George Tenet's Statement on African Uranium The Robert Novak Article that Identified Valerie Plame as a CIA Agent |
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“This is a riveting and all-engaging
book. Not
only does it provide context to yesterday's headlines, and perhaps
tomorrow's, about the Iraq war and about our politics of personal
destruction, but former Ambassador Joseph Wilson also tells captivating
stories from his life as a foreign service officer with a long career
fostering the development of African democracies, and gives us a
behind-the-scenes blow-by-blow of the run-up to the 1991 Persian Gulf
war.... Remarkably, Bush's White House continues to attack [Wilson]....
They should understand that they have picked a fight with the wrong
fellow.” |
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