Pedophile Pulls Out of Libertarian ‘Anti-War’ Rally

Following outrage at his criminal record, Scott Ritter, aconvicted pedophile has been forced to withdraw from an anti-war rally sponsored by the Libertarian Party.

Ritter, an ex-United Nations weapons inspector.https://www.scottritterextra.com/p/the-best-speech-i-never-gave?utm_source=direct&r=1ldiwr&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web”>announced That “for personal reasons” He will not be speaking at the “Rage Against the War Machine” February 19, 2019, at the Lincoln Memorial The Libertarian Party and People’s Party, a left-wing group, are holding the event to protest U.S. support for Ukraine. They are also calling for “slash” The Pentagon budget “abolish” The CIA.

Ritter’s withdrawal caps a tumultuous behind-the-scenes debate over whether he should appear at the rally. After a heated debate over whether Ritter should appear at the rally, leaders of Libertarian Party asked Ritter to resign. Washington Free Beacon Report His criminal history. Ritter was arrested twice in 2001 for arranging meetings with undercover cops posing as a girl aged 14 and girl age 15. After he masturbated in front of an undercover officer posing as a girl aged 15, Ritter was sentenced in 2011.

After outcry from his fellow speakers, Ritter was reinstated at the event. Andrew Napolitano, a former Fox News analyst, rallied to Ritter’s defense. Tara Reade, a former Joe Biden aide, also rallied to Ritter’s defense. She has made unconfirmed allegations of sexual assault against the president.

Libertarians asked Ritter to quit earlier in the week. They cited his status as a sex offender and his comments about Ukraine being akin. “rabid dog” Russia had to end this.

Ritter has released the text of the speech he intended to deliver at the rally. In it, Ritter strikes a decidedly pro-Russia tone and recites from Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” The speech was given by the civil rights leader at the Lincoln Memorial almost 60 years ago.

“I too have a dream,” Ritter said this in his prepared remarks. “That by overcoming the hate generated by systemic Russophobia we can work with our fellow human beings in Russia to create communities of compassion that, when united, make a world filled with nuclear weapons undesirable, and policies built on the principles of mutually beneficial arms control second nature.”

Nick Brana, the head of the People’s Party, It was “a shame” Ritter pulled out from the event.

“Scott Ritter is a hero who has done more to stop war and save lives than almost anyone on Earth,” Brana, who served as