Mr. Ritter was labeled a hero by some, a maverick by others, and a spy by the Iraqi government. In charge of searching out weapons of mass destruction hidden by the world s most ruthless dictatorship, Ritter was on the front lines of the ongoing battle against arms proliferation. Despite verbal support of Ritter s efforts from the U.S. and the U.N. Security Council, behind closed doors they resolved not to confront Iraq s policy. Unwilling to accept the lack of official action against Iraq, Ritter resigned his position proclaiming that the illusion of arms control is more dangerous than no arms control at all. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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