William Scott Ritter Jr (AKA Scott Ritter) is an ex-Marine Corps intelligence officer who became the chief weapons insepctor for the United Nations (UN). He served in the Persian Gulf during Operation Desert Storm, and in Iraq from 1991 to 1998 overseeing disarmament of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs).
He became a critic of US foreign policy in the Middle East before the Iraq invasion in March 2003, and has since authored numerous books on this.
Conversation summary
- US foreign policy in the Middle East.
- Russia as the American enemy.
- Working for the United Nations.
- American exceptionalism and why the country is dying.
- Why he changed his stance on Israel.
- Zionist strategies for population change.
- Israel as an ‘oppressive’ state with no desire for a two-state solution.
The wearisome repetitive preaching about ‘democracy’ simply serves the (undeclared) function of making the U.S. populace feel that it is morally superior to other societies and that America has a special mission to convert or punish them.
William Blum
