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To: TobagoJack who wrote (186611)4/20/2022 4:02:21 AM
From: maceng2  Read Replies (1) of 217661
 
<<I wonder what his motivation is?>>

The Russians pay his bills these days I expect. Some might have problems with that, I don't. He is playing on the other team for whatever reason, but we still live on the same planet.

Scott Ritter - Wikipedia

Regarding the Russian Press, the likes of RT etc. They probably are self aware of the tarnish of the old soviet propaganda, and are acting to lose it. As such, they seem to be doing a first class job and easily put their western counterparts to shame. I am not proud to say that, but our lot need to wake the f**k up.

Looking at Scott Ritters wikipedia entry, I see he was charged for sex offences . That is a coincidence, so has Julian Assange. These political reprobates are such bad characters. Nothing to see there.

At least Scott Ritter has not been Robin Cooked to date, or David Kellied. Much to the chagrin of Tony Blair I expect. Scott Ritter survived the Iraq years, and knows where his safety lies.

War crimes have been commited I hear. Big time. There seems to be a back log of cases to bring to court.



Wikipedia finally notes.

The next day, April 7, 2022, Newsweek reported his Twitter account had been reinstated. [76]

Who is dancing to whos tune in that particular charm offensive ?
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