Part two of Scott
Horton's discussion with former UN Iraq weapons inspector Scott Ritter about
the WMD that weren't. Interview conducted Feb. 5, 2005. Check
out Scott Horton's other interviews with prominent antiwar and libertarian personalities.
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In 1998, Scott Ritter resigned from the United Nations weapons inspection team
and has been the most outspoken critic of U.S. policy toward Baghdad.
He has argued that the inspection team, UNSCOM, was a nest of U.S. spies and
that Iraq was disarmed long ago. But he first made the headlines in 1997, when
as a senior UNSCOM member he
was accused by Iraq of being an American spy himself. He is the author
of Frontier
Justice: Weapons of Mass Destruction and the Bushwhacking of America
and Endgame:
Solving the Iraq Problem – Once and for All. Ritter, currently
a consultant, resides with his family in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.
