On the Brink An Insider’s Account of How the White House Compromised American Intelligence By Tyler Drumheller with Elaine Monaghan Carikk & Graf Publishers, a Philip Turner Book
Philip Turner also edited books for Joe Wilson and Murray Waas.
More on name associations with Drumheller's book deal:
HarperCollins bought the book last year, but canceled it after it announced it would publish George Tenet's At the Center of the Storm. Carroll & Graf editor-in-chief Philip Turner then acquired Drumheller's book and plans to publish it this fall as the first book under his eponymous imprint. The publisher and the PRB have gone back and forth on the book's content and, according to Drumheller's agent, Carmen LaVia of the Oscard Agency...
Other books edited by Turner. Wow...Susan McDougal.
Turner will also be publishing "The United States v. I. Lewis Libby," No surprise there.
Drumheller hangs around with all the usual suspects (#24), including Vincent Cannistraro and Larry Johnson of the VIPS, per this article on him exposing him as a liar.
I still say Wilson is also going to end up behind bars before this is all over.
Jacqueline Wilson : Gabon, another oil producer, has gone through more than a half a dozen lobbying firms in recent years. Most of them, like Verner, Liipfert, Bernhard, McPherson & Hand [see Ethiopia], and Powell Tate, have been politically very well connected to both major parties. Costs have been well over a million dollars a year, or an average of about 250,000 dollars per agency.
Most recently, however, Gabon appears to have cut off some of its agents, settling instead for relationships with UK-based Shandwick Public Affairs, which last year [2000] bought out Powell Tate and Cassidy & Associates.
Gabon has also maintained a three-year-old relationship with Jacqueline Wilson, the ex-spouse of a senior US diplomat [Joe Wilson]. According to her filings, Wilson receives tens of thousands of dollars for special projects and reports to President Omar Bongo's daughter, Pascaline Mferri Bongo.
In her latest filing, Wilson reported that she was paid 60,000 dollars between August and November 2000 to ''support action of president of Gabon to fight AIDS pandemic (and) develop a strategy.'' As to work performed, she reported sending ''letters to the office of National AIDS policy at the White House.''------- "USA: African Governments Spend Millions on Lobbying,"by Jim Lobe, Inter Press Service, CORPWATCH, May 20th, 2001, http://www.corpwatch.org/print_article.php?id=98
Wonder if there is any Jacqueline Wilson connection to Daddy "ChillBucks" Jefferson and his - or was it his wife's foundation, an AIDS-and-Africa-related charity?