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Events (363)

• February 13, 2003: Wilson: Imperial Vision of US Neoconservatives Driving War with Iraq 2003-02-13
• February 26, 2003: Bush: Overthrowing Hussein will Lead to Democratization of Iraq, Creation of Peaceful Palestinian State, and Validation of UN Authority 2003-02-26
• February 28, 2003: Wilson Explains ‘Shock and Awe’ Strategy, Rationale for ‘Re-growing the Middle East’ 2003-02-28
• March 3, 2003: Joseph Wilson: US Intention in Middle East Is to Install ‘Vassal Regimes That Will Control Restive Populations’ 2003-03-03
• March 5, 2003: ABC Panel Discussion on Iraq Marred by Accusations of Racism, ‘Appeasement’ 2003-03-05
• March 7, 2003: UNMOVIC and IAEA Reports on Iraq Weapons Inspections Undermine Bush Administration’s Claims 2003-03-07
• March 8, 2003: State Department Official: ‘We Fell for’ the Iraq-Niger Forgeries 2003-03-08
• March 8, 2003: Wilson Decides to Expose Administration Duplicity over Iraq-Niger Uranium Claims 2003-03-08
• March 8, 2003: Ambassador’s Report on Iraq-Niger Claim Disseminated by CIA 2003-03-08
• March 9, 2003 and After: White House Begins Campaign to Smear, Discredit Wilson 2003-03-09
• May 6, 2003: New York Times Columnist Breaks Story of Joseph Wilson’s Trip to Niger 2003-05-06
• May 29, 2003: Libby Calls for Information about Wilson’s Trip to Niger 2003-05-29
• June 3, 2003: Libby Discusses Wilson Controversy with Cheney 2003-06-03
• June 8, 2003: Condoleezza Rice Denies that Top Administration Officials Knew Niger Documents Had Been Forged 2003-06-08
• June 9, 2003: CIA Sends Libby Classified Documents concerning Niger Trip 2003-06-09
• June 9, 2003-July 6, 2003: Joseph Wilson Indicates He Wants Corrrection of Incorrect Statements by Rice 2003-06-09
• June 10, 2003: State Department Memo Identifies Plame Wilson as Covert CIA Agent 2003-06-10
• 4:30 p.m. June 10, 2003: CIA Deputy Director Asks Subordinates for Information about Ambassador Wilson, at Cheney’s Request 2003-06-10
• 12:00 p.m. June 11, 2003: State Department Official Reveals Plame Wilson’s Undercover Status to Libby 2003-06-11
• 5:27 p.m. June 11, 2003: CIA Spokesman Tells Cheney’s Communications Director that Wilson’s Wife Is CIA Official; She Passes Info to Cheney, Libby 2003-06-11
• 2:00 p.m. June 11, 2003: Libby Grills CIA Official about Wilson, Wife 2003-06-11
• 12:00 p.m. June 11, 2003: CIA Deputy Director Discusses Wilson Trip with Cheney 2003-06-11
• June 11, 2003: Post Reporter Discusses Wilson Trip to Niger with Libby 2003-06-11
• (June 11, 2003): CIA Official Tells Libby of Joseph Wilson Wife’s CIA Status 2003-06-11
• June 12, 2003: Deputy Secretary of State Asks for Wilson Information 2003-06-12
• (June 12, 2003): Cheney Tells Libby that Plame Wilson Is a CIA Agent in Counterproliferation Division 2003-06-12
• June 12, 2003: Washington Post Article Uses White House Claims that CIA Did Not Inform Bush Officials of Iraq-Niger Doubts 2003-06-12
• June 12, 2003: White House, NSC, State Department Discuss Wilson Trip after Post Article Published; Plame Wilson Identity Discussed 2003-06-12
• June 13, 2003: Senior State Department Official Tells Reporter that Valerie Plame Wilson Is a CIA Agent 2003-06-13
• 7:00 a.m. June 14, 2003: Libby Discusses Plame Wilson with CIA Briefer 2003-06-14
• June 17, 2003: CIA Memo States that There Is Insufficient Evidence to Back Iraq-Niger Uranium Allegation 2003-06-17
• June 20, 2003: Woodward Interviews Card for Book, Does Not Ask about Plame Wilson 2003-06-20
• June 22, 2003: Wilson Realizes He Must Write of His Knowledge of Iraq-Niger Uranium Claim 2003-06-22
• June 23, 2003: Libby Outs CIA Official to New York Times Reporter 2003-06-23
• June 27, 2003: Post Reporter Meets Libby, Apparently Does Not Ask about Plame Wilson; Receives Classified Information about Iraqi Uranium 2003-06-27
• July 6, 2003: White House Denies Cheney Asked for Wilson Trip to Niger 2003-07-06
• July 6, 2003: Wilson Discusses Failure of Arguments for War on ‘Meet the Press’ 2003-07-06
• July 6-7, 2003: White House Press Secretary Admits Nigerien Uranium Claims ‘Incorrect’ 2003-07-06
• July 6-10, 2003: White House Officials Work to Declassify Information to Debunk Wilson 2003-07-06
• July 6, 2003: Wilson Op-Ed Charges Bush Administration with Deliberately Lying about Iraqi Attempts to Procure African Uranium 2003-07-06
• 12:00 p.m. July 7, 2003: Libby Tells Press Secretary of Plame Wilson’s CIA Status 2003-07-07
• 9:22 a.m. July 7, 2003: Cheney Communications Director Sends Talking Points Concerning Wilson to White House Press Spokesman 2003-07-07
• July 7, 2003: State Department Memo Identifying Plame Wilson Sent to Powell through White House 2003-07-07
• July 7, 2003: White House Press Secretary Speaks with Conservative Columnist Novak 2003-07-07
• 8:45 a.m. July 7, 2003: Rove: White House Needs to Emphasize that Cheney Did Not Send Wilson to Niger 2003-07-07
• July 7, 2003 and After: Wilson Op-Ed Produces Strong Reactions 2003-07-07
• July 7-8, 2003: Cheney Revises Talking Points to Indicate Plame Wilson Sent Husband to Niger; Increases Chance that Reporters Will Learn Her Covert CIA Status 2003-07-07
• July 7, 2003 or Shortly After: Cheney Asks Libby if Wilson’s Niger Mission Legitimate or ‘Junket Set Up by Wilson’s Wife’; Notates Wilson’s Op-Ed 2003-07-07
• July 8, 2003 and After: White House Attacks Credibility of Wilson Report 2003-07-08
• July 8, 2003: Libby Meets with Cheney’s Chief Lawyer Immediately after Meeting with Reporter 2003-07-08