Where the #%&@ is Scott Ritter?!?

[Paragon]

With apologies to John Lennon and Mel Gibson, he should be bigger than Jesus right now.

Oh -- must be that damn liberal media. :eyes:

[thebigidea]

1. he was terrific on CPSAN some weeks back

that slime Wesley Pruden tried to smear him, trying to put words in his mouth, claiming that Ritter thought US troops would "flee with their tails beneath their legs."

I actually got through as a Republican caller and after some nonsense, tore into him about it. Ended up calling him a "miserable propagandist mediawhore," but they cut me mid-"propagandist" - nonetheless, pretty amusing.

I did some cut ups using it as a bonus track in the new PARANOIA SHOW DVD entitled DePRUDENIZATION...

[YNGW]

2. Just Wondering

>I actually got through as a Republican caller...

Why did you do that?

[thebigidea]

3. Because I'm already getting nothing for Christmas from Santa, ya know?

Interesting that your concern is not the lies of Wesley Pruden about Scott Ritter, WMD, etc - but those of a a stupid CSPAN caller in his boxer shorts happening to get through after trying all 3 lines a million times. I can see why that's faaaar more troubling to our democracy.

Any other questions, Offisa? Would you like to see my papers?

[YNGW]

5. Nope

>but those of a a stupid CSPAN caller in his boxer shorts happening to get through after trying all 3 lines a million times.

The above was all you had to say. Save yourself the typing next time and just answer the question, Chief. Or don't.

[thebigidea]

6. I'm sorry I overwrote my dialogue, sir. Won't happen again.

And I suppose all you had to say was "oh."

[BabsSong]

4. I saw him on CSpan, too and shortly after that

on something else - can't remember what. He was just picture perfect right on both times. He couldn't be shaken. That's probably why no one will make the mistake of digging him up again.

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