Scott Ritter Lying Through His Teeth On FOX Live

fox news | 9-12-02 | my favorite headache

[Cyber Liberty]

Brzinski's a Carter flunky 'Nuff said.

[js1138]

And why is it that "follow the money" applies to Scott Ritter, but never anyone like the Bush Family, or to Richard Butler, or to the creation of the UN, Rockefellers, Communism etc.

So make your best case for Saddam being a misunderstood good guy.

[DrLiberty]

"We all applauded when he accused clinton of running a flabby inspection program"...

My how things change....criticise a Democrat and hey, the guy's more credible than the scripture.

Now he's a traitor.

Be careful how you throw those words around in your quest for the "truth".

[MortMan]

You're missing the point, Doc. Ritter is discredited because he has reversed course on himself, not because he says something unpopular. Yes, there is a lot of vitriole in some of these posts, but these people are expressing their opinion on someone who has invited vitriolic comment by his own actions.

Butler may be overly smooth, but he's not out there hawking for a cause that four years ago was the target of his ire.

As for wrapping insults in flowery language, as you have been doing, I think I'll refrain from commenting too much. I'd rather let your arrogance and pomposity carry you away. Don't take that as an insult, though. It's only my opinion.

[wimpycat]

What's your explanation for his contradictory statements between what he said 4 years ago and what he's saying now? How do you account for his 180?

[hellinahandcart]

Well, it turns out there is quite a bit out there from Sam Husseini (who is a Palestinian-American):

Sam Husseini

U.S. Abdicates Justice-- By Sam Husseini

And these people paid for Ritter's trip.

[OReilly]

can I offer an audience whisper clue... money

[js1138]

You really need to read my posts before responding. Nothing you say is relevant to what I posted. It shows no understanding of the substance or the intention of my post.

[wimpycat]

shhhhh....I want to hear what Dr.Liberty has to say about it.

[DrLiberty]

"So make your best case for Saddam being a misunderstood good guy"

ease off the Lithium, dude.

[twyn1]

OOOO sorry -- didn't know that we could only use the helicopter line once per thread...my bad

uses the Sheeple word = Libertarian ???

Follow the money was put out as a possible motive, a way to figure out the sudden about-face that Ritter has thrown.

[js1138]

Obviuosly there would be strife in the mideast regardless. But in everyone of these situations, we always see the CIA's footprints leading from the crash site. Hussein, Bin-Laden, etc. Its all a game.

I find it refreshing to have a president who says what he means. The problem with the CIA involvement in the middle east is that we never had a president with the balls to say that these governments are evil and need to be replaced with modern constitutional republics. Now we do.

It's true that we helped the Shah of Iran take power, but it was leverage rather than force. Most of the people supported it. Most of the people are still opposed to Islamic law, and wish it was safe to overthrow it.

[DrLiberty]

"Brzinski's a Carter flunky 'Nuff said."

What a brilliant observation. He's a lot more than that. He's co-founder of the Trilateral Commission, along with David Rockefeller. He wrote a book extolling the virtues of Marxism and in favor a technotronic state, in which technology would allow the state to control individuals completely. And he made foriegn policy in and out of the government at influential think tanks.

His partner Mr. Rockefeller, found Jimmy Carter in 1973 and launched him from obscurity to his rise to the President of the US.

More like Carter was a Brzinski flunky, dude.

But right now, you're getting that glazed look in your eyes aren't you?

[js1138]

ease off the Lithium, dude.

So this is going to be an intellectual discussion. For a moment I thought you were just tossing flames at random.

[OReilly]

Wimpycat: What's your explanation for his contradictory statements between what he said 4 years ago and what he's saying now? How do you account for his 180?

OReilly: can I offer an audience whisper clue... money

wimpycat: shhhhh....I want to hear what Dr.Liberty has to say about it.

I'll bet Dr.Liberty hasn't got the b@lls based on her avoidance of your question and her lithium quip which skips over you question.

[kezekiel]

Dave Asman

What an awful name! It's like that Dumass (doo-mahs) guy on the A&W commercials.

Or like Joe Asswipe (pronounced "Oz-WEE-pay!"), Nicholas Cage's SNL character when he hosted a few years back.

[Cyber Liberty]

"He's co-founder of the Trilateral Commission...

DINGDINGDING!!! We have a winner.

Psssst: You forgot the Bilderbergers....

[Isle of sanity in CA]

What is the background of this Scott Ridder

Isn't he supposed to be a former Marine... In his case the Corp should consider him an EX-Marine.

[Russell Scott]

His mind got sucked into the Clinton black hole. I doubt he will ever recover from is socio-pathetic mental condition.

[wimpycat]

Second attempt to get an answer from DrLiberty:

What's your explanation for his contradictory statements between what he said 4 years ago and what he's saying now? How do you account for his 180?