governmental oppression
human rights violations
magic forests
as military base
oil industry
and United States
politics in
Bongo reelected
election process
leaders gather at U. S. embassy
opposition broadcasts, in Libreville
population
as producer of uranium
relations with United States
tribal relations
Gabonese National Day
Gaffney, Frank
Galbraith, Peter
Ganwa (Burundi royalty)
Gaweye hotel, Niger
Geneva Convention
genocide
in Bosnia
Hutus and Tutsis
in Burundi
in Rwanda
International Convention on
Iraqi Kurds
Republic of the Congo
Rwanda
Clinton addresses survivors
Genscher, Hans-Dietrich
George Washington University
“Geriatric Row”
German Embassy
hosts reception
negotiation with Iraqis
Germany
as CINC headquarters
reunification of
Ghana
Clinton visits
Ghassemlou, Abdul Rahman
assassinated
Ghozali, Sid Ahmed
Gillespie, Ed
Gingrich, Newt
Ginsberg, Marc
Glaspie, April
leaves Iraq
meets with Saddam Hussein
Gnehm, Edward “Skip”
goat mechouis
gold mining
Goldwater, Barry
Goldwater-Nichols Defense Reorganization Act
Goodall, Jane
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Gore, Al
2000 campaign
Goree Island, Senegal
Grahl, Larry
Great Lakes Justice Initiative
Greene, Graham
Greenwald, Robert
Grossman, Marc
Guardian (British newspaper)
Gulf War I
casualties
media coverage
and New World Order
Saddam left in power
operation launched
revisionist history of
U. S. military deployment begins
Gulf War II
casualties
costs, monetary
Iraqi military, disbanded
and occupation of Iraq
reaction, of Iraqi people
reconstruction
cutting and running
internationalization of
resentment, of other nations
terrorism encouraged by
as unnecessary
and world standing, of United States
Haas, Richard
Habyarimana, Juvenal
Hadley, Stephen
Hagel, Chuck
Haig, Alexander
Haiti
Halabja, Iraq
Hamdun, Nizar
fate, during Desert Storm,
fate, during Desert Storm
last meeting with Wilson
Hamilton, Lee
Hannah, John
Hannity & Colmes
Harare, Zimbabwe
Hardball with Chris Matthews (TV news program)
Hare, Paul
Harman, Jane
Harrison, Roger
Hausa
Hayden, Tom
Health and Human Services Department
Heath, Edward
Height, Dorothy
Helms, Jesse
Herman, Alexis
Hersh, Seymour
Highway of Death
History Channel
Hitler, Adolf
compared to Saddam
Holbrooke, Richard
Homeland Security Act
hostages
in Iran, during Islamic revolution
in Iraq
efforts to free
maintaining contact with
released
on Thanksgiving
House Government Reform committee
House Intelligence Committee
International Relations Committee
House Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Howard, John
Howell, Nat
Huffington, Arianna
human rights violations
Equatorial Guinea
Gabon
Iraq
as justification for invasion
Liberia
Nigeria
Republic of the Congo
Sierra Leone
Human Rights Watch
humanitarian organizations. see also Peace Corps; USAID
Hume, Brit
Hungary
Hussein, king of Jordan (Hussein bin Talal)
meets with Saddam
Hussein, Saddam
see also Iraq
accused of seeking uranium in Niger. see uranium deal allegations
announces posession of WMDs
and Arab-Israeli peace process
attempts Bush assassination
Bush, George W., administration targets
celebrities meet with
inflammatory rhetoric against, U. S.
links to al Qaeda, unsubstantiated
manipulation of social situations
in the media
meets with U. S. representatives
military strategy, element of surprise
motivations for Kuwait invasion
portrayal, in the media
sociopathic nature of
dealing with
as justification for invasion
statue
supports Palestinian intifada
as target of George W. Bush administration
and Tariq Aziz
U. S. decision to leave in power
weapons programs
Hussein, Uday
Hutu people
Hyde, Henry
Ibrahim, Izzat
Ibrahim, Yousef (Cat Stevens)
identity, of CIA operatives, protecting
Ifill, Gwen
imperial agenda, of invasion proponents
Implementation Forces, Bosnia
Imus, Don
Incirlik, Turkey
Independent (London newspaper)
Inslee, Jay
inspection program, in Iraq
halted
list of inconsistencies, in Iraq WMD report
intelligence. see also CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)
destroying
gained from released hostages
Iraq Kurdish
and Niger uranium report
restricted, in Iraq
sharing, with U.N. member states
sources of information
subversion of process
intelligence community
consequences of exposure
role of
Intelligence Identities Protection Act
violation of
as crime
dangerousness of
investigation
violation of, as crime
Justice Department investigates
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
and U.N. Resolution 1441
International Convention on Genocide
International Foundation for Electrical Systems (IFES )
International Herald Tribune
intifada, second
intimidation tactics, of Bush administration
Iran
Islamic revolution
relations with neighboring countries
relations with United States
Iran-Contra scandal
Iran-Iraq war
booty, displayed
; casualties
costs, monetary
financing
and history of animosity
truce
and U.S. relations
and water rights
Iranian Kurdish Democratic Party (IKDP)
Iraq. see also Gulf War I; Gulf War II
Balkanization of
containment policy, U. S. see containment policy, U. S.
diplomatic procedures
diplomatic relations suspended
disarmament vs. regime change
ethnic groups
governmental oppression
human rights violations
as imminent threat
failure to prove
intelligence service
invasion of Kuwait. see Kuwait, Iraqi invasion of
Iran-Iraq war. see Iran-Iraq war
Kurds in
genocide
and Lebanese civil war
meets with Kuwait
nuclear program, discovered
occupation of, repercussions
oil industry
and postwar reconstruction
Operation Provide Comfort
oppression, social
post Gulf War II
and reconstruction
relations with Egypt
relations with France
relations with Israel
relations with Russia
relations with Soviet Union
relations with Turkey
relations with United States
as Israeli ally
post-Iran-Iraq war
trade sanctions
sanctions
search for WMD. see WMD (weapons of mass destruction)
secretive nature, of government
social factions
surveillance in
international calls, monitored
and Syria
as tribal society
and U. N. inspections
United States invades. see Gulf War II
and WMD
Iraq, during Kuwait invasion
foreign citizens trapped
German Embassy reception
Iraqis attend
Iraq Liberation Act
Iraqi embassy, in Washington
Iraqi Liberation Foundation
Iraqi ports
Iraqi Survey Group, CIA
Iraqis, character of
Irbil, Iraq
Ireland
Isikoff, Michael (Newsweek)
Israel
and anti-Semitic feeling
and Gulf War II
relations with Iraq
relations with United States
violation of U. N. resolutions
Israel/Palestinian conflict, terrorism
Israeli peace process
1970s
George W. Bush administration disengages
Wilson urges reengagement
and Gulf War II
Italy
Ithaka (Cavafy)
Izetbegovic, Alijia
Jackson, Jesse
Jamerson, Jim
James, Charles
Japan
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Jewish culture
Johannesburg, South Africa
John F. Kennedy Bridge, Niger
Johns Hopkins University
Johnson, Nancy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Command, London
Jones, Paula
Jordan
Jordan, Eason
Joulwan, George
journalists, browbeating of
Justice Department, investigates violation of Intelligence
Kabila, Laurent
Kagame, Paul
Kalugin, Alexander “Sasha”
Kalugin, Oleg
Kamel, Hussein
Kampala, Uganda
Kansteiner, Walter
Kasane, Botswana
Kassebaum, Nancy
Kassim, Abdel-Karim
Kay, David
Kelly, David, suicide
Kelly, John
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy, Ted
Keogh, Dennis
Kerr, Deborah
Kerry, John
Khartoum, Sudan
Khomeini, Ayatollah
Kigali, Rwanda
Kimmit, Bob
King, Coretta Scott
Kingston, Jack
Kinshasa, Zaire
Kirkpatrick, Jean
Kirkuk, Iraq
Kissinger, Henry, The White House Years
Konare, Alpha Oumar
Koppel, Ted (ABC)
Korean War
Kosovo
Kountche, Seyni
Krauthammer, Charles
Kristol, William
Kuma, Hussein al
Kurds
history of
intelligence from
and Iran-Iraq relations
protection from West
rebellion, crushed
relations between clans
victims of chemical weapons
Kushner, Sam, Long Road to Delano
Kuwait
finances Iran-Iraq war
meets with Iraq
relations with neighboring countries
relations with United States
Kuwait, Iraqi invasion of
American military deployment begins
Americans in Kuwait City
casualties
embassy threatened
Glaspie blamed
inside Iraq during
borders closed
communication with Washington
evacuation
evacuation plans
hostages
provisions, for stranded personnel
status of private citizens
travel prohibited
U. S. personnel defy Iraqis
women and children free to leave
Iraq expelled by U. S. forces
Iraqi justification for
media coverage. see media coverage, of Gulf War I
motivations for
and stolen goods
Laden, Osama bin
Lamberene, Gabon
Land, Richard
Landrieu, Mary
Lang, Pat
languages, Nigerien
Larry King Live
Late Edition (CNN)
laterite roads
Le Monde
Leahy, Patrick
leaks, to media
Lear, Lyn
Lear, Norman
Lebanon, civil war
Leiby, Richard (Washington Post)
Leonard, Mary
leper hospital, Gabon
les Rapides (bar)
L’Événement de Jeudi (French newspaper)
Levin, Carl
Lewinsky, Monica, scandal
Libby, Lewis “Scooter”
named as possible source of leak
Liberia
Libreville, Gabon
Libya
under Muhammar Qhadafi
relations with United States
Libya, relations with Niger
Liebow, Elliot, Tally’s Corner
Likud government, Israel
Limbaugh, Rush
Lissouba, Pascal
Livingstone, David
Lockwood, Stuart
Lome, Togo
Los Angeles Times
Lott, Trent
Lowery Joseph
Luanda, Angola
Lusaka protocol
Luti, William J.
Madrid Conference, on Middle East peace
magic forests
Mainassara, Ibrahim Bare
assassinated
al-Majid, Ali Hassan (“Chemical Ali”)
Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
Malan, Magnus
and Angolan war
Mali
Mandela, Nelson
Marine Corps
Marshall, Josh
Mary Hart
man, Mary Hartman (sitcom)
M*A*S*H (sitcom)
Matthews, Chris (MSNBC )
Mauritania
May, Clifford
Mayaki, Ibrahim
Mba, Leon
McCain, John
McClellan, Scott
McClure, Jim
McDermott, Jim
mechouis
media
Bush, George W., administration intimidates
coverage of Gulf War I. see also Radio
and evacuations
use of, by U. S.
coverage of Plame’s exposure
publishes classified information
seeks Wilson’s response
news websites
Wilson redeemed
Wilson slammed
Meet the Press (NBC)
Metzenbaum, Howard
Middle East. see also under individual countries
Christians in
Operation Provide Comfort
relations with United States
Middle East Institute
military
coordination, with other nations
and humanitarian duties
United States
bases, new
training, joint, with African troops
working with NGOs
military service, of author’s family
military strategy, in
Gulf War II
military, United States, organization of
Milosevic, Slobodan
mines, uranium, location
mining industry, uranium
Mitchell, Andrea (NBC)
Mitchell, Maggie
Mitterrand, Francois
Moana Game Park
Mobuto Sese Seko
exiled
Monrovia, Liberia
Mons, Belgium
Monteiro, Barbara
Moon, Sun Myung
Moore, Bob
Moose, George
Morocco
Moskowitz, Stanley M.
Mosul, Iraq
Mount Rainier
Moveon.org
open letter to George W. Bush
Movimento Popular de Libertacao de Angola (MPLA)
Moyers, Bill (PBS)
Mozambique
MSNBC
breaks leak investigation story
Buchanan and Press
Mubarak, Hosni
assempted assassination
Mugabe, Robert
Murkowski, Frank
Museveni, Yoweri
Muslim culture
burial customs
food in
in Niger
mutilation
Mwami (Burundi chief)
My Lai massacre
Mycene tribe, Gabon
Naimey, Niger
Namibia
independence
as producer of uranium
Nathness, Sarah
Nation Institute, The
Nation, The (magazine)
National Cathedral
National Democratic Institute (NDI)
National Guard, in Iraq
National Intelligence Estimate (NIE)
National Museum, Niger
National Press Club
National Review Online
national security adviser, position created
national security, compromise of
National Security Council (NSC)
and Africa
counterterrorism office
debates resolutions on Iraq
and Kuwait invasion
and Israel
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