I am shocked and amazed that this was written by Judith Miller. I will not spend a dime on Mr. Tenet's book and I don't disagree with most of her criticism of him. But, Judith Miller was a major participant in the marketing of this war to the American Public and the bubble of denial she operates in is mystifying. As a journalist (a role with much more distance and room for disagreement with the administration than head of the CIA) she did nothing at the time to challenge or discredit the administration's claims, in fact she took everything they said at face value and relayed it to the NY Times readers in numerous front page articles. There were other journalists who were actually doing their jobs, fact-checking and were content not to be best friends with Scooter Libby. I trust that the New York Sun is fully aware of Ms. Miller's track record and I can only hope that this review is meant to be the irony of all ironies,
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don myers
May 15, 2007 04:48
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Ace
May 11, 2007 22:52
Another highlight is Mr. Tenet's chilling description of the proliferation network run by A.Q. Khan, the father of Pakistan's bomb,... [MORE]
Rick Goranowski
May 11, 2007 16:33
Somewhere in all this I get a voice in the back of my head " it's the pot calling the... [MORE]
bob castaneda
May 11, 2007 16:17
Judy, I got a lot out of your insights on Tenet's book. As someone who was there with a sideline... [MORE]
John Murphy
May 12, 2007 14:04
Why would anyone give credence to Judith Miller's opinion. A bit like the pot calling the kettle black, don't you... [MORE]