AIP amplifies the voices of world-class security, military, diplomatic and media professionals who believe in the rule of law, an informed public, and a U.S. foreign policy based on cooperation and human rights. AIP produces sound analysis aimed at avoiding war - except as a last resort - without compromising national security.

Unless there is a rapid mobilization involving media, public outreach and congressional intervention, reliable analysts believe a military attack against Iran may be imminent. An AIP delegation will soon travel to Iran to gather facts concerning possible threats that nation poses to the United States of America and other countries, and to explore diplomatic opportunities that would lessen tensions throughout the world.

Upon its return, the AIP delegation will share its findings with members of Congress, and embark on a U.S. Tour of Duty - a series of public forums.

Was one of UNSCOM's most senior weapons inspectors in Iraq between 1991 and 1998, after having served for eight years as an intelligence officer in the U.S. Marine Corps. As a Marine, he conducted arms inspections in the former Soviet Union, and provided analysis of Iraq's missile capacity to General Schwarzkopf in the 1991 Gulf War. "The important thing to know about Scott Ritter is that he was right." - Seymour Hersh

Served as Chief of Mission in Iraq and Mauritania, Embassy officer in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt; Deputy Director of the cabinet Task Force on Terrorism at the Reagan White House; Deputy Coordinator of Covert Intelligence Programs at the State Department; and Liaison Officer to the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon. With two tours of active duty as a paratrooper, he served from Private to 1st Lt.

Worked for MSNBC as an on-air commentator and senior producer of "Donahue" until the show was terminated on the eve of the Iraq war. He founded Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR), co-hosted CNN's "Crossfire," was a weekly panelist on Fox News Channel's "Newswatch," and appeared frequently on many national TV and radio programs, including "The Today Show," "Larry King Live," "The O'Reilly Factor," C-SPAN, and NPR.

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