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Mark Fox wrote:
> maureen wrote:
> > "James A. Chamblee" wrote:
> > >
> > >RITTER RIGHT ABOUT IRAQ
> > >
> > >By RANDY SCHOLFIELD
> > >
> > >I'd like to nominate someone who really deserves the Presidential
> > >Medal of Freedom: Scott Ritter.
> > >
> > >Remember Ritter?
> >
> > Sure, I do ! He may be a Republican but he was the only one
shouting
> > out the truth that there were no WMD in Iraq from very early on, He
> > should know because he was a Chief UN Inspector there from 1992 to
> > 1998.
> >
> > Good for Scott Ritter who definitely should be getting a medal. He
> > didn't run out of Iraq by any back doors.
> >
> > >
> > >Scott Ritter is an American patriot who cares enough about his
> country
> > >to tell it the unvarnished truth.
> >
> > Absolutely ! He will go down in History.
> >
> > >Give that man a medal.
> >
> > >He actually deserves it.
> >
> > And then some!
> > >
> > >Scott Ritter: American hero. Give that man a medal.
> > >
> > >Harry
>
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> On January 19, 2003, New York reporters broke a graphic -scandal
> story involving Scott Ritter, who was a U.S. Marine before he became
a
> U.N. weapons inspector. Ritter was accused of soliciting over the
> Internet from an underage girl...
>
> [the story was] broken by the Schenectady Daily Gazette and the New
> York Daily News about how Ritter was secretly prosecuted in Albany
> County in 2001 after he was snared in an Internet sting
operation.
> The stories cited anonymous "law enforcement authorities." It was
> reported that Ritter was arrested by Colonie (New York) Police in
June
> 2001 on a misdemeanor charge after he allegedly had a ual
discussion
> on the Internet with an undercover investigator he thought was a
> 16-year old girl. The case was sealed, and Colonie officials declined
> to release the arrest records, explaining the matter was adjourned in
> local court in contemplation of dismissal. Albany District Attorney
> Paul Clyne said he had no knowledge of the case and fired veteran
> Assistant District Attorney Cynthia Preiser for failing to inform him
> of the case. The story spread from print media to cable news,
> culminating in a CNN interview of Ritter by Aaron Brown.
>
> NBC television affiliate WNYT in Albany turned up a mug shot of
Ritter.
> The station's news director, Paul Conti, said the "16-year-old girl"
> had been lured by Ritter to meet him at the Burger King in Menands,
> N.Y., in order "to have her watch him have with himself."
As usual for Bush apologists you have no argument.
Instead you recycle unsubstantiated allegations as though
they were proven facts.
Nevertheless whatever the truth of those allegations may be
they have absolutely no bearing of the truth of Ritters claims
regarding
Iraq's WMD and Bushes true intentions to invade Iraq regardless.
Essentially Bush and his cohorts have become proven liars
and Ritter told the truth.
Stevel
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