[Quilla]

The political pimp...
the asinine ambassador...
that wizard of Washington...

I give you - Mr. Bond, Jane Bond

[dead]

I'm bored by the end of the sentence on the cover.

Who the hell wants to read that book? He wasn't on the "inside" of any of the run up to war.

Luckily for him, every library in the country is run by liberals who will buy plenty of copies, using local tax money.

But I just don't see the average person buying a book that could have been written on both sides of a single sheet of paper. Maybe one side.

[Gothmog]

I wonder if he mentions in his book about how he betrayed his wife's identity by listing her as his spouse on his internet bio and how she listed her CIA cover on a check to Gore that made it publically available.

[mass55th]

The guy to the right of Kerry in this cartoon looks an awful lot like Wilson don't you think?

[VisualizeSmallerGovernment]

"Inside the lies that led to war and betrayed my wife's CIA identity"?!?

Criminy! He sounds like a high school girl upset because the word got out she has a crush on the football captain.

And the only person who cares about his wife's CIA identity is him. He's like the Darva Conger of the pundit world. "All I want is my privacy, therefore I am publishing this book..."

[linn37]

Is that really the book cover or did someone photoshop it?

[Lancey Howard]

Has it ever been leaked that "Joseph Wilson" is none other than.... Johnny Cash?

[Richard Axtell]

"Inside the lies that led to War and Betrayed my Wife's CIA Identity."

Lie #1., "Wilson investigated and debunked the claim that Saddam Hussein bought yellow-cake uranium in Niger." Wilson did nothing of the sort. He not only didn't investigate anything, he has lied about every aspect of this issue from the beginning. He had NO expertise or background in WMD or nuclear weapons issues, or any business at all, in investigating this issue. He is a partisan plant, with Hillary's (via Foley) fingerprints all over him.

Lie #2., That lies were told by the Bush Administration at all. Funny thing is, the last book in the Bush Bash Bunch wasn't much of a bash at all. Woodward's book actually confirms that Bush DID NOT exaggerate or lie about the then available evidence of WMDs in Iraq. Add to this, more and more direct evidence of the existence of WMDs is being uncovered, in particular as a result of the foiled Jordanian Poison Gas/Bomb plot.

Lie #3, "...and Betrayed my Wife's CIA Identity" In order to betray something, it has to have been secret or confidential in the first place. There are plenty of good reasons to NOT classify Plame as a covert operative, as she worked as a staffer at the time. Plus, Wilson himself was rather loose with his wife's identity in his own web site, a full year before this. Finally, it was more than an open secret that Plame was a CIA employee, among the Washington Press Corps. This was the result of both Plame and Wilson beating their own gums antecedent to the supposed "leak" of her identity. So, exactly WHO betrayed whom?

Fraud is what is going on here. This whole "Tempest in a Teapot" was an afterthought when it was first concocted. Wilson is an also ran. His stale and disproved accusations have no buzz life left in them.

[Denver Ditdat]

What the heck is that bracelet on Wilson's left wrist? It looks as if he's wearing handcuffs.