James Risen’s got an interesting piece in the Times on rogue — or not-so-rogue — operations run out of Doug Feith’s office at the Pentagon — particularly, meetings last year with Iran-Contra luminary Manucher Ghorbanifar. When reading that piece, read it along with this piece from the New York Sun from a few days ago by Eli Lake, which covers another angle on the story.
And another thing: make a note for future reference about where that first meeting took place.
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