E-mail a friendMarch 6, 2006
Scott Ritter, formerly the chief United Nations weapons inspector, discusses the U.S. agenda in Iraq.
Scott Ritter
Scott Ritter
In '98, Scott Ritter resigned as chief weapons inspector for the U.N. Special Commission in Iraq and has been a vocal critic of U.S. policy. Currently a consultant, he's the author of several books, including Target Iran. Ritter was born into a military family and grew up all over the world. He joined the Marines after college and was a ballistic missile expert. Ritter is also a Gulf War veteran. The Iraqi government called him a spy and, in the U.S., he's been labeled both a hero and a maverick.
