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Valerie Plame Wilson is the woman at the centre of the scandal that ultimately led to the downfall prosecution and conviction of the former White House chief of staff Lewis 'Scooter' Libby for revealing her identity as a CIA spy. During the run-up to the Iraq War George Bush and Tony Blair tried to bolster their case for invasion by claiming that Saddam Hussein was trying to procure weapons-grade uranium from Africa. The claim was highly dubious and when Plame's husband Joseph Wilson a former US ambassador was sent to investigate he quickly concluded it was false. Wilson's findings were not passed up the CIA food chain however prompting him to write an article in the New York Times saying Saddam had not tried to buy any uranium. Because this made life awkward for the White House a counter-attack then began with a rebuttal rubbishing Wilson's article and in the process revealing Valerie Plame's identity and status as a covert CIA operative -- a revelation that proved illegal with Lewis Libby being held ultimately responsible. Now for the first time Valerie Plame Wilson breaks her silence to tell her side of this extraordinary story and her life as a spy. Candid and gripping it sheds astonishing light on a world that is supposed to remain hidden.

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