Abacha, Sani
ABC(American Broadcasting Company)
Nightline
Abidjan, Ivory Coast
Abraham Lincoln (aircraft carrier)
Abrams, Eliot
Accra, Ghana
Acheson, Dean
ACRI (African Crisis Response Initiative)
Adana, Turkey
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Adelman, Ken
Afghanistan
AFL/CIO
Africa
AIDS in
as breeding ground for terrorism
Clinton visits
diversity, of continent
economy
natural resources
U. S. investment in
Wilson consults on
Africa-American Institute
African Affairs, Bureau of
African, African-American Summit
African governments, post-colonial
African Growth and Opportunity Act
African military, training
Afrique-Asie (magazine)
Agadez, Niger
Agriculture Department, Commodity Credit Program
AIDS (autoimmune deficiency syndrome)
Air Force One
air travel, to Niger
airplane crash, of DC-
al Qaeda. see also bin Laden, Osama; September 11, 2001
links to Saddam Hussein, unproven
Albania
Albright, Madeleine
Algeria
Ali, Muhammad
All That Glitters (sitcom)
Allen, Mike (Washington Post)
Allende, Salvador
Alliance for American Leadership
All in the Family (sitcom)
Alternet.org
ambassadorship
and advisorship CINC
path to
and symbolism
America (Cooke)
American Association of Nuclear Power Plant Managers
American Enterprise Institute
American Morning (CNN)
American Prospect
American Turkish Council
Amin
“Ancien Combatant” (song)
Andrews, Tom
Ang, Melvin
Angola
Angolan war
and Cuba
and diamond trade
and failed elections
and Gabon
and South Africa
and Soviet Union
and the United States
Angstat, Janet
anti-Semitism
Aoun, Michel
apartheid
and Sullivan Principles
Aqabah, Jordan
Arab Cooperation Council
Arab culture
Arab-Israeli war, 1967
Arab Knight Square, Baghdad
Arabists
Arafat, Yasser
armored car
Artists for Winning Without War
Ashcroft, John
recuses self from leak investigation
al-Assad, Hafez
assassination plot, on U.S. ambassador
Atta, Mohammed
Atwood, J. Brian
Austria, forces in Bosnia
Austrian ambassador, meets with Wilson
Avalon Publishing Group
axis of evil
Aziz, Tariq
assures passage for evacuees
reneges
confronted on invasion of Kuwait
at Hussein/Wilson meeting
meets with James Baker
Wilson confronts
Baath Party
Babylon (code word)
Badian, Seydou
Bagdhad, Iraq
Bagdhad Museum of National Antiquities
“Baghdad Bob”
Baker, James
Balkanization, of Iraq
Balkans
Baltimore Sun
Bamako, Mali
Bank of America building, burned
Baradei, Mohamed El
Barks-Ruggles, Erica
Bartlett, Dan
Basra, Iraq
Baute, Jacques
Bayh, Evan
BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation)
BBC World Service
Beatty, Warren
Bechtel Corporation
Bedie, Henri Konan
Beers, Rand
Belgium
colonizes Burundi
military coordination with
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Bell’s palsy, Wilson suffers
Benin
Bening, Annette
Bennett, John
Bennett, William
Berger, Sandy
Bergheer, Roland
Berlin Wall
Bettag, Tom
Biden, Joe
Bilma, Niger
bin Laden, Osama
biological weapons
Bir, Cevik
Biya, Paul
Bizimungu, Pasteur
Blackhawk Down
Blades, Joan
Blair, Jayson
Blair, Tony
Blankley, Tony
Blinken, Anthony
Blitzer, Wolf
Blix, Hans
Blondin Bey, Alioune
killed, in plane crash
Boers
Bohemian Club, San Francisco
Bolton, John
Bonaparte, Napoleon
Bongo, Omar
appearance
and prostitution scandal
reelected
relationship with Wilson
Book of Revelation
Bosnia
Botha, Roelof (Pik)
and Angolan war
Botswana
Boxer, Barbara
Boyd, Wes
Brandt, Willy
Brasserie Lipp (Paris restaurant)
Bratislava, Slovakia
Brazzaville, Congo
Bremer, L. Paul (Jerry)
Britain
investigates slave labor in Sâo Tomé and Príncipe
in Iraq
military coordination with
politics in
British Flying Cross
British white paper, and uranium allegations
Broder, David
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners union
Brown, Ron
Brown vs. Board of Education
Brussels, Belgium
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
Bubiyan island, Kuwait
Buchanan and Press (MSNBC)
Buchanan, Pat
Bujumbura, Burundi
Bull, Gerard
Bumiller, Elisabeth
Bureau of African Affairs, State Department
burial customs, Nigerien
Burkina Faso
Burton,Dan
Burundi
AIDS in
as Belgian colony
character of people
civil war, Tutsi people
geography
post-colonial
pre-colonial period
wildlife
Bush at War (Woodward)
Bush, Barbara
Bush, George H. W.
administration
National Security Council
and Saddam Hussein
assassination attempt
encourages internal rebellion of Iraqis
on exposure of intelligence operatives
and Israel
letter to Hussein
orders drawdown of U.S. embassy in Kuwait
on September 11, 2001
and Wilson
meets with
nominates for ambassadorship
relationship with
A World Transformed
Bush, George W.
2000 campaign
smear tactics
Wilson contributes
addresses American Enterprise Institute
comments on Novak story
on Ir
aq as imminent threat
personal motivations, for Gulf War II
responsibility of
rhetoric, on Iraq
State of the Union Address, of January 28, 2003
Bush, George W., administration. see also neoconservatives, push for invasion of Iraq
comments on Novak story
denigrates Wilson
motivations for
disengages from Israeli peace process
faces questions on uranium allegations
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
handling of Iraqi intelligence
intimidation tactics
investigates Wilson
justification for invasion of Iraq
lying
retracts lies
requests $87 billion
revisionist rhetoric
and September 11, 2001
as source of information on Valerie Plame
confirmed
individual named
motivations for leaking
White House
White House launches investigation
Wilson voices shock
subversion of Congressional debates
targets Saddam Hussein
unilateralism
Wilson story, as call to accountability
Butcher of Kurdistan
Buzzflash.com
Byrd, Robert
Cabelly, Robert
caliphate
Cameroon
Camp David peace process
campaign contributions
Cape Town, South Africa
Capital Report (CNBC)
Card, Andrew
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Carroll & Graf Publishers
Castro, Fidel
Cavafy, C. P., Ithaka
CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System)
CBS Evening News
celebrities meet with Saddam Hussein
Centcom (Central Command)
Center, Bill
Central African Republic
Central America, U. S. in
Central Command (Centcom)
CFA currency (French Central African)
Chamberlain, Neville
Charles, Sandy
“Chemical Ali”
chemical weapons
development of
Iraq used on Kurds
United Nations resolutions
used on Kurds
Cheney, Dick
and neoconservative cult
sends campaign letter to Wilson
Chevrolet cars, in Iraq
Chicago Seven
China, Communist
Chinese, relations with United States
Chirac, Jacques
Chobe River
Christian Right
Christianity, in Iraq
Christians, in Middle East
Christie, Agatha
Church of England
CIA (Central Intelligence Agency). see also intelligence
campus
enlists Wilson’s services
history of
Iraq Survey Group
Nonproliferation Center
and psychology
public dislike
receives Wilson’s report
and Robert Novak
role of
Wilson’s respect for
CINC (commanders in chief, military)
civil rights movement, United States
Clark, Ramsey
Clark, Torie
Clark, William
classified information
leaks, to media
protecting
“A Clean Break: A New Security Strategy for the Realm” (Perle)
Wilson responds
Clear, Jesse
Cleland, Max
Clinton administration
attacks, on Iraqi WMD sites
and Israel
relations with Africa
scandals
Clinton, Bill
acknowledges African-Americans
in Rwanda
in South Africa
visits Africa
departs for trip
planning the trip
security concerns
Clinton, Hillary Rodham
CNBC
CNN
American Morning
Crossfire
Late Edition
Coalition Provisional Authority
Cocsal, Sonmez
Code Pink
COGEMA
Cohen, William S.
Cold War
post-
colonialism, consequences of
Comedy Central
coming-ashore
commanders in chief (CINC), U. S. military
Commodity Credit Program (Department of Agriculture)
Commondreams.org
communications, in West Africa
communism, in Republic of the Congo
communists, overthrown, in Poland
Conflict Resolution Program, Woodrow Wilson Interna tional Center for Scholars in Washington
Congo, Republic of
Brazzaville, Congo
character of people
culture of
economy
foreign minister gives inflammatory speech at U.N.
under Kabila
oil industry
politics of
post-colonial
relations with United States
strategic location of
Congo River
Congress, debates resolutions on Iraq
authorizes use of force
Congressional Fellowship
Connally, John
constructive engagement
containment policy, U. S.
Conyers, John
Cook, Frances
Cooke, Alistair, America
Corn, David (The Nation)
Côte d’Ivoire
Couric, Katie
Crane, Phil
Croatia
Crocker, Chester
and Angolan war
Croix de Guerre
Crossfire (CNN)
Crowe, William J.
Cuba
and Angolan war
relations with United States
Cuban missile crisis
Cultural Center, Baghdad
Cultural Center, Bujumbura, Burundi
Currie, Betty
Czech Republic
Dahuk, Iraq
Daily Show with Jon Stewart
Dakar, Senegal
Dash, Samuel
Dayton peace plan
DCM (deputy chief of mission)
de Gaulle, Charles
de Moura, Venancio
Dean, John
Declaration of Independence
Defense Department
calls for resignation of
Distinguished Service Award, Wilson receives
intelligence
Defense Policy Board
DeKlerk, F. W.
Delay, Tom
Delaye, Bruno
Democracy, rights of
democratic process
difficulty of implementing in Gabon. see Gabon, elections in; Gabon, politics in
in Iraq
participation in, as privilege
Democratic Republic of Sâo Tomé and Príncipe
Democratization, goal of
Denny, Brewster
Department of Defense, Office of Special Plans
Department of Strategy and International Security, U. S. Air Force Air War College
deputy chief of mission (DCM) position
Deputy Under Secretary of Defense
Derkou, Niger
desert cooler
Desert Fox
Diarrah, Chiek Ourmar
Diatta, Joseph
dictatorships, living under
Diouf, Abdou
diplomats, love of intrigue
disarmament of Iraq, vs. regime change
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Dobbs, Lou
Dobrynin, Anatoly
Dole, Bob
Dominici, Louis
attacks Wilson politically
Donaldson, Sam
Dos Santos, Jose Eduardo
Douin, Jean-Philippe
al-Douri, Izzat Ibrahim
Downing, Wayne
Dubinin, Yuri
Dunne, Finley Peter
economic sanctions, on Iraq
Egypt
relations with Iraq
relations with United States
Egyptian embassy, in Iraq
ambassador
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Elf Aquitaine
Elliot, Jon
Ellsberg, Daniel
embassy property, and diplomatic rights
denied, to Kuwait evacuees
Emma’s War (Scroggins)
Ensor, David
Entebbe, Uganda
equator, and direction of water
Equatorial Guinea
Estonia
Ethiopia
ethnic cleansing. see Bosnia Republic of the Congo
EUCOM (European Command)
in Bosnia
Euphrates River
European Defense Force
European Union ambassadors, in Iraq
evangelicals, right-wing
Evans, Rowland
Exocet missiles
Face the Nation
Fahd, king of Saudi Arabia
false alarm
Fang tribe, Gabon
Farrell, Mike
Feinstein, Dianne
Fertel Foundation
fig leaves
Financial Times
Fineman, Mark
Fleisher, Ari
Fleiss, Heidi
Flintlock program
Flying cross
Foley, Alan
Foley, Heather
Foley, Tom
food
in Arab culture
in Muslim culture
in Nigerien culture
Ford administration
Foreign Service career
deputy chief of mission (DCM) position
and diplomacy
path to ambassadorship
qualifications for CINC advisorship
sabbatical, for training
Fowler, Wyche
FOX
George W. Bush appears
Hannity & Colmes
News Sunday
The O’Reilly Factor
France
colonialism
embassy in Iraq
forces in Bosnia
industry, in Africa
Congo, Republic of
Elf Aquitaine
Gabon
and political corruption
and politics
Sâo Tome and Principe
military coordination with
produces weapons
relations with United States
and Gulf War II
seeks normalization of Iraqi relations
Franceville, Gabon
Frankfurt Book Fair
Franklin (aircraft carrier)
French Croix de Guerre
frog-marching comment
Fulda Gap
Fulford, Carleton
Gabon
character of people
colonialism
economy
and United States
elections. see also Gabon, politics in
opposition riots
gains independence
geography and climate
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