Comments by "Meh Pluribus Unum" (@pluribus_unum) on "Journalist Andrew Cockburn & Historian Timothy Snyder on Ukraine, Russia, NATO Expansion & Sanctions" video.

  1.  @1848revolt  - in my view, him being employed by Russian government run RT immediately disqualifies him from weighing in on Russia's invasion.
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  2. He was right, and in a relatively small group of those who were, about WMD in Iraq. Important note people should know: He's a convicted child sex offender.
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  3.  @thomashahn631  - In highlighting he was right about WMD, I meant to call out the basis upon which Democracy Now might be having him on the show.
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  4.  @padredemishijos12  - Scott Ritter openly admitted his crimes.
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  5.  @ivanmcgreen491  - Good point.
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  6.  @thomashahn631  - Yeah, a stretch for sure. Being a Marine Intel officer specializing in nukes and how to hide them is not military tactics. Also, he's a Russia apologist. Here's a blurb from his own bio on Medium: “the rift between the CIA and Donald Trump…may not be such a bad thing” given that the president is “pushing a policy of reconciliation with Russia that the CIA neither supports nor is equipped to effectively advise him on.”
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  7.  @padredemishijos12  - Not my job, bub. Trust a liar at your own peril.
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  8.  @padredemishijos12  - You are working to peddle the same lies, Tahuan. Here's Ritter lying for Putin: "On March 1st, Russia’s “First Channel” aired a news story about the war in Ukraine, which featured interviews with Scott Ritter, the U.N. Weapons Inspector in Iraq from 1991-1998, and American writer Gonzalo Lira, who argue that Russia is not targeting the Ukrainian population, unlike Zelenskyy, who wants to create an artificial humanitarian crisis in Ukraine." "Scott Ritter’s interview with Syrian journalist Richard Medhurst, featured in Russian “First Channel” story, was disseminated through [various Russian] platforms." "The aforementioned videos contain three pieces of disinformation: 1. Even a week after the start of hostilities in Ukraine, the city of Mariupol was not captured by Russian troops. 2. Disconnecting Russia from SWIFT has not had any severe impact on the United States, and while the ruble continues to depreciate, the value of the U.S. dollar has been rising. 3. As of March 2nd, Russian hostile actions in Ukraine resulted in more than 2000 civilian casualties."
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