09/23/02
Inspecting the Inspector and Making the Case, Part 2
RITTER: [Suspicion’s] enough for us to be extremely concerned about, but when you want to take action, there has to be justification found in an international law. Let’s remember there’s two documents every American...
I wish David Asman hadn’t spoken over Mr. Ritter here because I’d love to know what “two documents every American” might know that would have anything to do with a nonexistent “international law.” I find myself struggling to even follow Ritter’s thought processes, especially considering that President Bush had just spoken to the U.N. to suggest that they act. In fact, this is what Mr. Asman speaks over Ritter to bring up. Ritter, however, tries to find some way to spin Bush as “dictating” rather than “working with the United Nations.”
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09/09/02 The Heart Is Always More (Society)
09/02/02 Meetings on the Road, III: Inexplicable Carvings (Religion)
08/26/02 Address the Scandal Thoroughly, but Quickly (Religion)
08/19/02 But Still... Media Evidence Against Steven Hatfill (Media)
08/12/02 A Conversion... of Sorts (Religion)
08/05/02 A Bright Future for Revolution, Part 3 (Technology)
07/29/02 Money and Politics: So What’s the Point? (Economics)
07/22/02 Quantum Morality (Religion)
07/15/02 In Cahoots (Life)
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