Title: Pollack takes it all back!
Product review: This book should be read in conjunction with Pollack's article in the Jan/Feb 2004 issue of The Atlantic Magazine where he said:"When the United States confronts future challenges, the exaggerated estimates of Iraq's WMD will loom like an ugly shadow over the diplomatic discussions. Fairly or not, no foreigner trusts U.S. intelligence to get it right anymore, or trusts the Bush Administration to tell the truth." -Kenneth M. Pollack, in "Spies, Lies, and Weapons: What Went Wrong,"In light of the above, it appears that either the Bush administration lied or was willfully ignorant about the `threat of Iraq.'Whatever the reason, it does not appear as if the Bush administration was being honest to the public.Pollack's book will be of interest to future scholars about how the Iraq war was sold to the American public. Not a pretty picture since the American taxpayers will be paying for the war in decades to come.
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