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Niger Plame

913 events in this timeline

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  1. 2007-07-05 July 5, 2007: Libby Pays $250,400 Fine
  2. 2007-07-09 July 9, 2007: Congressman Asks Bush to Explain Libby’s Commutation
  3. 2007-07-19 July 19, 2007: Wilsons’ Lawsuit Dismissed on Jurisdictional Grounds
  4. 2007-11-20 November 20, 2007: Former White House Press Secretary Says Bush, Cheney, Rove, Libby, Card Responsible for ‘False Information’ about Plame Outing
  5. 2007-11-22 November 22, 2007: Wilson, Plame Highlight McClellan Revelation, Blame Media for Ignoring It
  6. 2007-12-03 December 3, 2007: Bush Administration Refuses to Allow Fitzgerald to Give Documents to Congress
  7. 2007-12-10 December 10, 2007: Libby Drops Appeal
  8. 2007-12-27 December 27, 2007: Archives Agency Head Says He Is Resigning Partly because of Battles with Cheney’s Office
  9. 2008-01-23 January 23, 2008: Bush, Seven Top Officials Made 935 False Statements about Iraq in Run-up to War, Analysis Concludes
  10. 2008-02-18 February 18, 2008: Evidence Shows Press Official Helped Write Misleading Intelligence Dossier
  11. 2008-03-20 March 20, 2008: Libby Disbarred Due to Perjury Conviction
  12. 2008-06-03 June 3, 2008: Oversight Chairman Requests Interview Transcripts from CIA Leak Investigation
  13. 2008-12-01 December 1, 2008: Novak Says He Would Out Plame Wilson Again Because of His ‘Hateful and Beastly’ Treatment by ‘Left-Wing Critics’
  14. 2009-06-22 June 22, 2009: Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Plame Wilson Lawsuit Appeal
  15. January 2004: CIA Confirms Classified Nature of Plame Wilson’s Employment
  16. January 2004: Fitzgerald Seats Grand Jury
  17. Early January, 2007: Bloggers Win Access to Cover Libby Trial
  18. Late February or Early March, 2004: Libby, Russert Discuss Leak Investigation
  19. February 2004: Fitzgerald Requests Information from Newsday Reporters
  20. February 2004: Government Officials Testify that Novak Asked Not to Reveal Plame Wilson’s Identity
  21. February 2004: Rove Testifies before Plame Wilson Grand Jury, Does Not Disclose His Leaks to Reporters
  22. February 2004: Rove Testifies before Plame Wilson Grand Jury, Withholds Information
  23. March 2007: Former Intelligence Analyst Believes Niger Affair May Have Been Orchestrated from Outset to Provoke War with Iraq
  24. April 2004: Wilson’s Book Stirs Controversy, Provokes Death Threats towards Family
  25. April 2001 and After: Plame Wilson Promoted to Chief of Joint Task Force on Iraq
  26. (April 1997): Wilson and Plame Meet at American-Turkish Council Reception
  27. May 2002: Wilson Breaks Decade-Long Silence to Speak out against Iraq War
  28. May 2003: Vice President Cheney Begins Inquiring about Wilson’s Trip to Niger
  29. June 2003: Press Official: White House Campaign to Destroy Critic’s Credibility Begins, Bush Deliberately Stays ‘Out of Loop’
  30. Early June 2003: Vice President’s Office Pins Blame for WMD Claims on CIA
  31. June 2004: Washington Post Reporter Interviewed by Plame Wilson Investigators
  32. June 2004: Russert Says Testifying to Grand Jury Would Harm Relations with Other Sources
  33. June 2004: Former Intelligence Chief: Aluminum Tubes Allegations ‘Far Worse’ Than Even Iraq-Niger Uranium Claims
  34. June 11 or 12, 2003: CIA Director, Deputy Director Tell Cheney of Plame Wilson’s CIA Status
  35. June 19 or 20, 2003: Libby, Cheney Aide Discuss Making Wilson Report Public
  36. July 2005: Italian Parliament Allegedly Names Chalabi, Bush Administration Allies as Likely Niger Document Forgers; Report Denied by Italian Officials, Press
  37. July 2005: Italian Document Peddler Accuses US, Britain of Being behind Iraq Uranium Forgeries
  38. July 8 or 9, 2003: Rove Confirms Plame Wilson’s Identity to Columnist
  39. July 10 or 11, 2003: Libby, Russert Speak; Libby Will Claim Russert Informed Him of Plame Wilson’s CIA Status
  40. July 10 or 11, 2003: Rove Informs Libby that He Told Reporter about CIA Agent
  41. July 14 or 15, 2003: Libby, Cheney Decide to Leak Classified Information to Wall Street Journal
  42. June 19 or 20, 2003: Wilson Tells Reporters Administration Knew Niger Claim ‘a Flat-Out Lie’
  43. Between July 25 and 28, 2003: Libby Has Conversation with Novak
  44. August 2005: Libby, Attorney May Have Attempted to Discourage or Influence Reporter’s Testimony, Investigation Learns
  45. September 2002: DIA Reports that Iraq ‘Vigorously Trying to Procure Uranium Ore and Yellowcake’
  46. September 2003: Libby to Addington: ‘I Didn’t Do It’
  47. September 2004: Former White House Press Secretary Interviewed by FBI for Third Time
  48. October and November 2003: FBI Informs Attorney General of Attempts by Rove, Libby to Mislead Investigators
  49. December 2001: State Department Concludes Iraq-Niger Uranium Allegation ‘Bogus’
  50. December 2002: IAEA Chief Warns Bush Officials about Forged Iraq-Niger Documents