Scott Ritter (Truthdig, 8.11.08)
Far from stating that impeachment is off the table, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi rightfully has no option but to instruct the House of Representatives to initiate investigations into the crime of fraud and other related obstructions of government undertaken by the administration of President George W. Bush.
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Scott Ritter (ScottRitter.us, 7.30.08)
Jon Voight is a great actor. I personally single out his roles in Midnight Cowboy, Catch-22 and Coming Home as some of the best acting ever. I have great respect for his professionalism when it comes to the business of making movies. However, when this Academy Award-winning actor turns his hand to politics, my respect turns to dismay.
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Scott Ritter (Truthdig, 7.29.08)
The war between the United States and Iran is on.
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Ray McGovern (Consortium News, 7.16.08)
So far, the resistance of the U.S. senior military has been the only real obstacle to the madness of hostilities with Iran.
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Scott Ritter (Truthdig, 7.14.08)
There has never been a more pressing time than now for Congress to conduct serious hearings on U.S. policy toward Iran.
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Seymour Hersh (The New Yorker, 6.29.08)
The Bush administration steps up its secret moves against Iran.
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Candy Crowley and Seymour Hersh (CNN, )
VIDEO: Seymour Hersh claims the Bush administration has been carrying out clandestine operations in Iran with the funding and cooperation of the Democratic leadership in Congress.
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Steven Fitzpatrick Smith and Scott Ritter (MTV, 6.27.08)
VIDEO: Scott Ritter speaks to MTV about the importance of being an educated voter.
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Scott Ritter (Truthdig, 6.26.08)
David Albright has a track record of inserting hype and speculation about matters of great sensitivity in a manner which skews the debate toward the worst-case scenario.
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Joshua Barton (Columbia Missourian, 6.25.08)
Scott Ritter made a surprise visit to a group of Missouri high school students to discuss the prospect of war with Iran and how to utilize citizenship in a representative democracy.
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Jason Leopold (The Public Record, 6.24.08)
In a wide-ranging interview, Scott Ritter explains why he believes the U.S. is gearing up toward launching a military strike in Iran and how the media has misrepresented a recent report by the International Atomic Energy Association.
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Ray McGovern (Consortium News, 6.19.08)
Israeli-American agreement has now been reached at the highest levels; the armed forces planners, plotters and pilots are working out the details.
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Scott Ritter (Truthdig, 6.09.08)
The burden is on NBC to prove that it wasn’t complicit with the Bush administration concerning its reporting on Iraq and administration policies, and not on NBC’s critics to prove that it was.
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Chris Hedges (Truthdig, 6.08.08)
Ehud Olmert: “George Bush understands the severity of the Iranian threat and the need to vanquish it and intends to act on the matter before the end of his term in the White House.”
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Ray McGovern (Consortium News, 6.01.08)
The worst kept secret in Washington is that Bush and Cheney are looking for a pretext to order air and missile attacks on Iran.
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Robert Naiman (The Huffington Post, 5.30.08)
For the Bush Administration, the amount of influence that Iran now has is intolerable.
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Jeff Cohen (The Huffington Post, )
At MSNBC, I heard Scott Ritter smeared — on-air and off — as a paid mouthpiece of Saddam Hussein.
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Glenn Greenwald (Salon, 5.29.08)
MSNBC wouldn’t allow Phil Donahue to have Scott Ritter on unopposed, whereas supporters of the President were on alone.
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Muhammad Cohen (Information Clearing House, 5.28.08)
Two senators are about to go public with their opposition to the Bush administration’s plans to launch an air strike against Iran within the next two months.
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Zbigniew Brzezinski and William Odom (The Washington Post, 5.27.08)
Current U.S. policy toward the regime in Tehran will almost certainly result in an Iran with nuclear weapons.
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Staff (The Jerusalem Post, 5.20.08)
The White House on Tuesday flatly denied an Army Radio report that claimed US President George W. Bush intends to attack Iran before the end of his term.
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John Whitehead (The Huffington Post, 5.19.08)
The president has no authority to unilaterally attack Iran, and if he does, as Foreign Relations Committee chairman, I will move to impeach him.
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Ray McGovern (Baltimore Chronicle, )
What you can do, Admiral Fallon, is speak authoritatively about what is likely to happen – to U.S. forces in Iraq, for example – if Bush orders your successors to begin bombing and missile attacks on Iran.
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Sen. John McCain Monday faulted Sen. Barack Obama for downplaying the threat from Iran and again called the Democratic front-runner’s judgment “reckless.”
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Scott Ritter (Truthdig, 5.11.08)
The resolution of the Chicago City Council opposing war on Iran is as strong a statement as can be made by a free people outside of an election.
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