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Former chief United Nations weapons inspector Scott Ritter was arrested in a Pennsylvania sex sting in November on a litany of charges involving a lewd Internet conversation with a person he thought was a 15-year-old girl. Ritter, 47, allegedly masturbated in front of a Web camera while he was engaged in conversation in an Internet chat room with an undercover cop posing as the teenage girl. The chief U.N. weapons inspector in Iraq from 1991-98, Ritter is accused of contacting the "girl" while using the handle "delmarm4fun" last February. Ritter, of Delmar, N.Y., allegedly told the girl, "Emily," that he...

So we have Scott Ritter running around on the Ed Schultz show and most of the Air America hotheads interviewed him. Scott is blathering about the Bush plan to attack Iran in 2005. Don't these nitwit liberals understand that Scott is a reporter for Al Jazeera now? I wonder if he still hangs around McDonalds picking up teeny boppers.

Did anyone see the ad on FNC this a.m.? It said Ritter to "come clean" on the Factor tonight. However there's no mention of it on his or fox's web-sites. Should be quite bogus if true!

Dr. Steven Hatfill, the FBI's "person if interest" in the anthrax investigation may have been fired from his job at Louisiana State University but he could end up working for the United Nations, poking around in Iraq as a weapons inspector. According to Britain's Times, the U.N. arms inspection unit; UNMOVIC "now has a roster of 220 trained inspectors from 44 countries - including Steven Hatfill, the former US government researcher whose home has been searched repeatedly by the FBI in connection with the investigation into last year's anthrax attacks." Hatfill lost his $150,000 a year job at LSU after...

Seth Gitell Iraq attack: Ritter's reversal http://www.NewsAndOpinion.com | One of the increasingly influential voices on the question of a potential American war with Iraq is that of former United Nations weapons inspector Scott Ritter. Ritter penned a July 20 op-ed piece for the Boston Globe and appeared recently on Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, as was noted by this column last week. In both instances, he made the argument that war with Iraq was unnecessary because Saddam Hussein no longer possesses the kinds of dangerous chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons capable of harming the United States and...