neoconservatives in
Office of African Affairs
Wilson directs
and Saddam Hussein
and Sudan
and uranium allegations
National Security Decision
National Security Strategy Statement, 1996
National Transportation Safety Board
NATO
in Bosnia
France seeks to rejoin
as mechanism for military coordination
Natsios, Andrew
natural resources, in Africa
Nazi Germany
Nazism, compared to Zionism
NBC (National Broascasting Company)
Meet the Press. see Meet the Press (NBC)
Near Eastern Affairs
neoconservatives
as government cult
and religious right
subversion of intelligence process
neoconservatives, push for invasion of Iraq
creating illusion of public support
Krauthammer, Charles
lying
motivations for
Wilson responds
nepotism, allegations of
Netanyahu, Benjamin
New World Order
after Desert Storm
New York Post
New York Times
offices of
New Yorker magazine
News Sunday (FOX)
Newsday
Newsweek
NGOs (non-governmental organizations)
Niger
air travel to
American Embassy
communications system, outdated
culture of
burial customs
and food
economy
gold mining
in first Gulf War
geography
importing goods to
John F. Kennedy Bridge
mines, uranium, location
mining industry
National Museum
political history
relations with neighboring countries
relations with United States
as source of uranium
U.S. embassy
uranium mining industry
wildlife
Wilson assigned to
Niger River
Nigeria
Nigeriens, character of
Nightline (ABC news program)
town meeting, “War in Iraq: Why Now?”
Nimrud, Iraq
Nineveh, Iraq
Nixon administration
enemies list
Nixon Center, Washington
no-fly zones, in Iraq
Nobel Peace Prize
NODIS (classified information code)
Nonproliferation Center, CIA
Nored, Vern
North American Association of Pakistani Physicians
Novak, Robert
calls Wilson
names Wilson as hero
reputation
reveals Valerie Plame’s CIA status
motivations for
in Washington Post
NOW with Bill Moyers
NPR (National Public Radio)
nuclear weapons
Iraqi program uncovered
monitoring, worldwide
policy
Obasanjo, Olusegun
Obiang, Teodoro
Office of Special Plans, DOD
Ogata, Sadako
oil industry
in Africa
African
Angola
Equatorial Guinea
Gabon
and United States
Iranian
Iraq
and funds for reconstruction
and Kuwait invasion
Middle East
dependence on
United States gains control
in Nigeria
Republic of the Congo
Okcun, Ahmed
Old Executive Office Building (OEOB)
O’Neill, Paul
O’Neill, Tip
OPEC
Operation Desert Shield. see Gulf War I
Operation Desert Storm. see Gulf War I
Operation Northern Watch. see Operation Provide Comfort
Operation Provide Comfort
oppression, by governments
United States. see also Bush, George W., administration
O’Reilly, Bill
O’Reilly Factor, The (FOX)
Organization of African Unity (OAU)
Sassou Nguesso heads
organized crime, in Africa
Oslo peace process
Otchis, Susan
survives gangrene
Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
Owens-Kirkpatrick, Barbro
meets with Wilson
Pakistan
Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO)
Palestinians
consequences of Bush disengagement
Panorama (magazine)
Paris
Patrice Lumumba University
Patriot Act
PBS (Public Broadcasting Service)
Peace Corps
in Africa
in Burundi
in Ghana
in Sao Tome
peacekeeping, in Bosnia.
see Bosnia
Pell, Claiborne
Pena, Jeanette
Pentagon
on September 11, 2001
Pentagon Papers
Perisic, Momcilo
Perle, Richard
“A Clean Break: A New Security Strategy for the Realm”
“Thank God for the Death of the U.N.”
Persia. see Iran
Persian Gulf
Peshmerga
Phelps, Timothy (Newsday)
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pickering, Thomas
Pike Place Market, Seattle
Pincus, Walter (Washington Post)
Pinto de Costa, Manuel
Plame, Valerie
CIA status revealed
consequences, for Valerie
Wilson voices shock
has twins
marries Joseph Wilson
photographed, for Vanity Fair
portrayal, in the media
refuses press contact
reveals CIA employment
Point-Noire, Congo
Poland, communists overthrown
Polish embassy, in Iraq
political careers, of author’s family
political will
politics, nature of
Pollack, Kenneth, The Threatening Storm
Pope John Paul
Port-Gentil
Portugal
colonies of
postpartum depression (PPD), Valerie suffers
Powell, Colin
addresses United Nations
credibility
on Middle East peace
Powell doctrine
Prendergast, John
presidential campaign, 2004
as opportunity for debate
presidential election, 2000
campaign promises, of George W. Bush
as perversion of democratic process
smear tactics
press, intimidated by Bush administration
Pressler, Larry
Pretoria, South Africa
Price of Loyalty: George Bush, the White House, and the Education of Paul O’Neill (Suskind)
Priest, Dana (Washington Post)
Primakov, Yevgeny
Project for the New American Century
“Rebuilding American Defenses”
prostitution, international
pseudo-foundations, neoconservative
public support, for Wilson and Plame
al-Qaysy, Riyad
Qhadafi, Muhammar
Quayle, Dan
radio broadcasts, in Gabon
Ralston, Joe
/> Rangel, Charlie
Rania, Iraq
Rather, Dan (CBS)
Rawlings, Jerry
Reagan administration
Iran-Contra scandal
relations with Republic of Congo
and Saddam Hussein
and Soviet Union
speaks out against Saddam Hussein
Reagan, Ronald
“Rebuilding American Defenses” (Project for the New American Century)
reconstruction, of Iraq
Record, Jeffrey
Reed, Joseph Verner
refugee camps, in Zaire
registration, Iraqis compel
Rehm, Diane (NPR)
Republic of the Congo. see Congo, Republic of
“Republic or Empire” (Wilson)
Republican National Committee
Republican National Conventions
Republican party, support for invasion of Iraq
Reservists, military, in Iraq
resolution 1441
article 10
effectiveness of
purpose of
Retain Our American Rights (ROAR)
Revolutionary United Front (RUF)
Rice, Condoleezza
admits responsibility
denies importance of uranium allegation
lying
Rice, Susan
Rich, Marc
Ridenhour, Ron
right-wing groups
evangelical Christians
Robben Island, South Africa
Robinson, Edward G.
Rockefeller, John D.
Rodrigues, Manuel Anexandre
Rolf, James “Sunny Jim”
Rolf, Thomas
Ron Brown Commercial Center
Ron Ridenhour Award
Rosenman, Amy
Ross, Chris
Roth, Richard
Rove, Karl
and frog-marching comment
public anger towards
Rowanduz, Iraq
Royce, Ed
Rubin, Trudy (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rumaillah, Iraq
rumint
Rumsfeld, Donald
call for dismissal
Old Europe vs. New Europe comments
Russert, Tim (NBC)
Russia. see also USSR
relations with Iraq
seeks normalization of Iraqi relations
Ruzizi plain
Rwanda
civil war
Clinton visits
al-Sabah, family
Sadat, Anwar
Safwan, Iraq
Sahaf, Mohammed Saeed al
Sahara Desert
advancing of
traveling
Sahel region, of Niger
Said (Egyptian driver)
Saigon, evacuation of
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Yacht Club
San Jose Mercury News
sanctions
on Iran, violated
on Iraq
effects on citizens
regime weakened by
violation of
on UNITA
Sanders, Robin
Santos, Jose Eduardo Dos
Sâo Tomé and Príncipe
economy
and Voice of America radio
gains independence
geography
industry
politics
as Portugese colony
Sapeurs (the Society of Trendsetters and Elegant People)
Saro-Wiwa, Ken
Sassou Nguesso, Denis
and Angolan war
and Chester Crocker
Saturday Night Live
Saudi Arabia
mutual defense pact, with Iraq
relations with United States
used as U.S. military base
Savimbi, Jonas
conservatives support
killed
Sawyer, Diane (ABC)
Sawyer, Forrest (CBS)
Schieffer, Bob
Schlesinger, James
Schoeneman, Randy
Schumer, Charles
Schwarzenegger, Arnold
Schwarzkopf, Norman
Schweitzer, Albert
Scowcroft, Brent
A World Transformed
Scroggins, Deborah, Emma’s War
Seattle, Washington
Secret Service
“Seeking Honesty in U.S. Policy” (Wilson)
Semple, Robert (New York Times)
Senate, debates resolutions on Iraq
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Intelligence Committee
Senegal
September 11, 2001
as justification for invasion of Iraq
as justification for neoconservative agenda
sympathy of other nations
Sequim, Washington State
Serbs
sex scandal, Clinton
sexism, of Plame’s outing
Shah of Iran (Mohammed Reza Pahlavi)
Shalikashvili, John
Sharma, Anita
Sharon, Ariel
Shatt al Arab river
Shelby, Richard
Shiites
Shipley, David (New York Times)
Sierra Leone
civil war
evacuation of foreigners
Simes, Dimitri
Simon, Paul
Simpson, Alan
Simpson, Dan
sixteen words (George W. Bush). see also State of the Union Address, of January 28, 2003
Sixty Minutes
Skoden, Emil
Slater, Rodney
Slovakia
Slovenia
Smalto, Francesco
smear tactics. see also intimidation tactics
2000 campaign
“soft on terrorism” accusations
socialism, in African countries
Societe des ambianceurs et personnes elegantes (Society of Trendsetters and Elegant People)
Somalia
souk
South Africa
and Angolan war
apartheid
Clinton visits
as producer of uranium
relations with United States
economic sanctions
relations with United States, under apartheid
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
Soviet Union
and Angolan war
and Cuban missile crisis
embassy in Iraq
relations with Iraq
relations with Niger
relations with Republic of Congo
relations with the Republic of Congo
relations with United States
assessing threat
Soweto, South Africa
Spain
Specter, Arlen
Stabenow, Debbie
Stahl, Leslie (CBS)
Stanley, Henry Morton
Stark, USS
Starr, Ken
State Department
admits uranium documents forged
approves Wilson’s trip to Niger
Bureau of African Affairs
Bureau of East African
Bureau of East African Affairs
bureaucratization
Disarmament, office of
intelligence
list of inconsistencies, in Iraq WMD report
love of intrigue
Middle East Bureau
and neoconservative cult
and relations with Africa
stalls video distribution
task force, in Washington
and U.S. embassy in Sudan
and uranium deal allegations
State of the Union Address, of January 28, 2003
Status of Forces agreements
Steinberg, Don
Stevens, Cat (Yousef Ibrahim)
Str
aw, Jack
Stuttgart, Germany
Sudan
relations with United States
Sudan, U.S. embassy in, closed
suicide bombers
Sulaymaniyah, Iraq
Sullivan, Leon
Sullivan, Louis
Sullivan Principles
Sunday Times (London)
Sunni Muslims
Sununu, John
Suskind, Ron, The Price of Loyalty: George W. Bush, the White House, and the Education of Paul O’Neill
Switzerland
Syria
Taliban
Talkinpointsmemo,com
Tanganyika, Lake
Tanzania
Taylor, Charles
Tehran, Iran
telecommunications industry, African
telephone communications, from Iraq
temporary duty (TDY)
Tenet, George
terrorism
and attacks, on exposed CIA operatives
failed nations as breeding ground for
intelligence operative exposure as
as justification for invasion of Iraq
Namibia
Palestinian/Israeli
September 11, 2001. see September 11, 2001
spurred on by chaos in Iraq
support for, in Sudan
terrorists, links to Saddam Hussein, unproven. see also al Qaeda, links to Saddam Hussein
“Thank God for the Death of the U.N.” (Perle)
Thanksgiving, in Iraq
Thatcher, Dennis
Thatcher, Margaret
theocracy, of religious right
Theros, Patrick
Thibault, Steve
Thielman, Greg
Thistlewaite, Susan
Thorne, Greg
Threatening Storm, The (Pollack)
Tigris River
Time magazine
Tirana, Albania
Today Show
Togo
town meeting, Seattle
Trovanda, Miguel
Truman administration
Truth-telling award, Wilson receives
Truthout.org
Tudjman, Franjo
Tunisia
Turkey
embassy in Iraq
Operation Provide Comfort
relations with neighboring countries
relations with United States
Turkish Intelligence Service
Turner, Philip
Tutsi people
Tutwiler, Margaret
Tuzla, Bosnia
Twaddell, Bill
Tyson, Cicely
U.S. Air Force, Air War College
U.S. Army War College
U.S. News and World Report
UCLA Medical Center
Uganda
Clinton visits
Um Qasr, Iraq
Uncovered (documentary)
unilateralism, of Bush administration
and reconstruction
UNITA movement
conservatives support
sanctioned by U.N.
United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.)
United Nations
and ACRI program
and Angolan war
commissioner for refugees
inflammatory speech by Congolese foreign minister
investigates human rights violations
Iraqi efforts to sway
and military actions
Peacekeeping Operation
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