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Scott Ritter

Scott Ritter, a former Marine intelligence officer, served as a chief weapons inspector for the United Nations in Iraq from 1991 to 1998. He is the author, most recently, of Target Iran: The Truth About the White House's Plans for Regime Change (Nation Books).

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  • Stop the Iran War Before It Starts

    January 24, 2007

    President Bush's State of the Union address proved he is hellbent on going to war with Iran. Here's what the Democrats must do to stop him.

2006

  • The Case for Engagement

    November 3, 2006

    If US officials stopped their saber-rattling over Iran's nuclear ambitions and began to negotiate directly, they would have an eye-opening experience.

2002

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