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“Episode 3 was hugely disappointing. It was one long foray into American exceptionalism and Scott Ritter’s hubris. Ritter’s account sounded exaggerated (he clearly views himself as a truth-seeking hero), and there was no acknowledgement of his obvious lack of credibility, nor any critique of his apparent contempt for Iraqis, which exhibited racial undertones (‘I’ll piss on their walls’). Further, describing a convicted sexual predator as ‘troubled’ is both disingenuous and disgusting.”
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10/20/20
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