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'''Scott Ritter''' | '''Scott Ritter''' is a former US government official who defected to the anti-war movement. He has been a guest on [[Midwestern Marx]]. | ||
== From the | == From the streams== | ||
Scott Ritter gets mocked in Haz's streams — not for his Iraq record but for the hero-worship economy around him. | |||
Riffing on Caleb Maupin's rally aesthetics — white suit, megaphone, seniors in blue shirts: "They're making it seem like he's a hero... 'Scott Ritter! Scott Ritter!' This guy always lies all the time. He's always just bullshitting all the time... Imagine: a room with 12 senior citizens told to wear blue shirts, and you wear the white outfit."<ref>[https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/007a6ff2-3861-4c00-af25-e5aff3e9d04c/ COMMUNISM WINNING | INFRAWOKE stream] </ref> | |||
The critique is of alt-media's oracle-figure economy, not necessarily the Iraq-inspection record itself. Haz's method elsewhere runs on documents and physical evidence — the laptop, Douma, OPCW — not authority figures of either establishment or anti-establishment variety ([[OPCW]], [[Bread and Circuses]]). | The critique is of alt-media's oracle-figure economy, not necessarily the Iraq-inspection record itself. Haz's method elsewhere runs on documents and physical evidence — the laptop, Douma, OPCW — not authority figures of either establishment or anti-establishment variety ([[OPCW]], [[Bread and Circuses]]). | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:03, 29 August 2026
Scott Ritter is a former US government official who defected to the anti-war movement. He has been a guest on Midwestern Marx.
From the streams
Scott Ritter gets mocked in Haz's streams — not for his Iraq record but for the hero-worship economy around him.
Riffing on Caleb Maupin's rally aesthetics — white suit, megaphone, seniors in blue shirts: "They're making it seem like he's a hero... 'Scott Ritter! Scott Ritter!' This guy always lies all the time. He's always just bullshitting all the time... Imagine: a room with 12 senior citizens told to wear blue shirts, and you wear the white outfit."[1]
The critique is of alt-media's oracle-figure economy, not necessarily the Iraq-inspection record itself. Haz's method elsewhere runs on documents and physical evidence — the laptop, Douma, OPCW — not authority figures of either establishment or anti-establishment variety (OPCW, Bread and Circuses).