Some of the CIA's biggest blunders have been buried for years in top-secret archives. Now hundreds of those papers have been made public. Pulitzer Prize–winning New York Times correspondent Tim Weiner writes about the CIA's worst mistakes in the new book Legacy of Ashes.
Event: Tim Weiner will be speaking and signing books
Monday, July 30 at 7 pm
Upper West Side Barnes & Noble
2289 Broadway, at 82nd Street
Legacy of Ashes is available for purchase at amazon.com
Event: Tim Weiner will be speaking and signing books
Monday, July 30 at 7 pm
Upper West Side Barnes & Noble
2289 Broadway, at 82nd Street
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Tim Weiner
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PLEASE, PLEASE High time to deep-six that grating MUSIC/NOISE played after the appearance of some guests, in particular played today after the tornado expart.
I can't believe this guy denies the existence of US biological warfare during the Korean War. It's been well documented. Take a look, for example, at Barenblatt's A Plague Upon Humanity.
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