The Politics of Truth: A Diplomat's Memoir: Inside the Lies that Led to War and Betrayed My Wife's CIA Identity
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The Politics of Truth: A Diplomat's Memoir: Inside the Lies that Led to War and Betrayed My Wife's CIA Identity
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15 Août 2014There were excellent articles that appeared in Vanity Fair Magazine that caused ...
I am looking forward to reading the real story from an expert who cited facts that Saddam didn't have the yellow cake or other materials that were needed to to make a nuclear bomb or WMD's.
7 Août 2014Three Stars
Good piece of writing from this viewpoint..
23 Décembre 2013Eye opening
This book gave me a perspective on foreign deplomacy that gave me alot of respect for our diplomats.
16 Décembre 2013The Politics of Truth: Inside the Lies that Led to War and Betrayed My...
Just a quick review of how this was enjoyed OR NOT based on the number of stars I gave it..
15 Août 2010Confirmed my suspicions!!
About the uranium, Bush's made up excuse for going to war.
28 Avril 2008The Politics of truth by Joseph Wilson
I found this book very interesting and informative.
1 Septembre 2006Please Buy Them While You Still Can
Ahh...
1 Juillet 2006Interesting
Interesting book, the first half of the book deals with Ambassador Wilson's career as an employee of the State Department, beginning in 1976 as the General Services Officer in Niamey, Niger, and continuing through his time as acting ambassador to Iraq during Desert Storm, when he became very familiar with the character of Saddam Hussein.
4 Janvier 2006Merry Christmas
My son gave me an autographed copy for Christmas.
29 Octobre 2005Amazingly partisan reviews here.... :)
Very well written book - two books in one - a superb account of his diplomatic life, and a good roundup of his side of current events in the Valerie Plame Affair.