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Laurie Mylroie earned her doctorate in Government from Harvard University, with a
specialization in the Middle East. She also studied Arabic in Egypt, at the American
University in Cairo, and has traveled extensively in the Middle East.
Dr. Mylroie taught in the Department of Government at Harvard as an Assistant
Professor, and later became an Associate Professor in the Strategy Department of the
U.S. Naval War College. She served as the advisor on Iraq to the 1992 Clinton
Presidential campaign and personally briefed the candidate on that issue. She was also
a Research Fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. Her subscription
internet list service, “Iraq News,” has provided comprehensive news coverage about Iraq
since 1997. Mylroie's articles have appeared in The American Spectator, Atlantic
Monthly, Commentary, Los Angeles Times, The New Republic, New York Sun, New York
Times, Newsweek, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and other journals. She has
been called to testify before several Congressional committees, including the 9-11
Commission.
specialization in the Middle East. She also studied Arabic in Egypt, at the American
University in Cairo, and has traveled extensively in the Middle East.
Dr. Mylroie taught in the Department of Government at Harvard as an Assistant
Professor, and later became an Associate Professor in the Strategy Department of the
U.S. Naval War College. She served as the advisor on Iraq to the 1992 Clinton
Presidential campaign and personally briefed the candidate on that issue. She was also
a Research Fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. Her subscription
internet list service, “Iraq News,” has provided comprehensive news coverage about Iraq
since 1997. Mylroie's articles have appeared in The American Spectator, Atlantic
Monthly, Commentary, Los Angeles Times, The New Republic, New York Sun, New York
Times, Newsweek, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and other journals. She has
been called to testify before several Congressional committees, including the 9-11
Commission.
Contact Dr. Mylroie: mylroie2 at yahoo.com LATEST ARTICLES "A War on Terror Primer" The American Spectator March 2008 "More to Uncover on Saddam" New York Sun April 2, 2008 Willful Blindness: Prosecuting the War on Terror New York Sun April 23, 2008 Writing Blind: A response to Andy McCarthy National Review Online May 6, 2008 ALL ARTICLES AND INTERVIEWS RELATED LINKS Former Regime Elements in Iraq and al Qaida in Iraq by Entifadh Qanbar Richard Clarke's Treachery Part I; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4; Part 5; Part 6 by Jack Cashill Salman Pak: Saddam's Al Qaeda Connection (Video--with Lt. Col. Buzz Patterson) CNSNews Report: Saddam Had WMD, Extensive Terror Ties By Scott Wheeler Documents obtained by CNS News show Iraq's Ties to Terrorists and its WMD Production Iraq Behind 2001 Anthrax Attacks? TNR's Marty Peretz posts article by Dr. Dany Shoham and Dr. Stuart Jacobsen Comment on article above by Dr. Richard Spertzel (formerly with UNSCOM and Iraq Survey Group) "Using Occam's Razor to Connect the Dots: The Ba'ath Party and the insurgency in Tal Afar" By Captain Travis Patriquin, US Army, Military Review The MIG Dig The US Air Force recovered the first of over a dozen Iraqi MIGs that had been buried in the desert (summer 2003). Matel-in-Iraq (PRT in Anbar Province) Edward Jay Epstein: 9-11 Book Regime of Terror JVeritas Doug Feith Michael Yon Rosett's Notebook |
Study of Revenge: The First World Trade Center Attack
and Saddam Hussein's War against America
American Enterprise Institute, 2001 (revised edition)
“Work the U.S. government should have done.”
— Gil Childers, lead prosecutor in the trial of the World
Trade Center bombers (October 2000, book panel on Study
of Revenge).
“Although we are unable to say with certainty the Iraqis were
behind the bombing, that is certainly the theory accepted by
most of the veteran investigators.”
— Jim Fox, Director of New York FBI, who led the
investigation into the World Trade Center bombing
"If time proves that Laurie Mylroie is right about what
happened in 1993, . . . try to think of a living American to
whom you would owe more."
— R. James Woolsey, Fomer CIA Director, Foreword to
Study of Revenge, revised edition.
and Saddam Hussein's War against America
American Enterprise Institute, 2001 (revised edition)
“Work the U.S. government should have done.”
— Gil Childers, lead prosecutor in the trial of the World
Trade Center bombers (October 2000, book panel on Study
of Revenge).
“Although we are unable to say with certainty the Iraqis were
behind the bombing, that is certainly the theory accepted by
most of the veteran investigators.”
— Jim Fox, Director of New York FBI, who led the
investigation into the World Trade Center bombing
"If time proves that Laurie Mylroie is right about what
happened in 1993, . . . try to think of a living American to
whom you would owe more."
— R. James Woolsey, Fomer CIA Director, Foreword to
Study of Revenge, revised edition.
Bush vs. the Beltway : How the CIA and the State
Department Tried to Stop the War on Terror
Harper Collins, 2003.
"The best available account of the reasoning behind the
conduct of the war on terror." — Angelo M. Codevilla
"While the September 11 strikes changed everything for Bush
— imposing the inescapable responsibility to prevent a future
recurrence —they had no comparable impact on the
bureaucracies."
— Bush vs. The Beltway
Department Tried to Stop the War on Terror
Harper Collins, 2003.
"The best available account of the reasoning behind the
conduct of the war on terror." — Angelo M. Codevilla
"While the September 11 strikes changed everything for Bush
— imposing the inescapable responsibility to prevent a future
recurrence —they had no comparable impact on the
bureaucracies."
— Bush vs. The Beltway
| THE GREAT DEBATE Writing Blind: A response to Andy McCarthy National Review Online May 6, 2008 What We Learned in 1993 New York Sun May 8, 2008 The American Thinker on the Mylroie-McCarthy Debate May 6, 2008 May 8, 2008 "Iraq in Al Qaeda?" New York Times October 7, 2007 Reply to Jacob Weisberg Washington Post February 10, 2008 Charlie Rose Show Mylroie, Weisberg, Miller October 10, 1994 "How Little We Know" The American Spectator October 2006 "What is Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Saying?" The American Spectator Online Mar 19, 2007 Letters on above |
Saddam Hussein and the Crisis in the Gulf
Random House, 1990 (with Judith Miller)
"A remarkable new book . . . of major political importance."
—Bernard Lewis
—New York Times #1 best seller
Random House, 1990 (with Judith Miller)
"A remarkable new book . . . of major political importance."
—Bernard Lewis
—New York Times #1 best seller
