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   Kommentar till text 1826 av ROSS SAUER (1:123/140)
Ärende: Gibber loses it...
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Hello ROSS!

22 Jul 06 12:25, you wrote to me:

 RC> RS>> You wonder why I call John Gibson, "John Gibber," Frank?

 RC>> Why call anyone a name or otherwise mangle it, children do this all
 RC>> the time, but you arent a child?

 RS> How the heck did this post get into POL_INC?

 RS> Whoops.

Because I made a reply to a message you wrote in here,,,, Whoops

You arent forgetting which echoes you post what in now are you?


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You wonder why I call John Gibson, "John Gibber," Frank?

It's due to bullshit like this he spews on his program.
"Gibber gibber gibber..."

Fox News: "Are Saddam Hussein's WMDs Now in Hezbollah's Hands?"

Summary: During a segment in which John Gibson and Julie Banderas were
speculating on whether there was any truth to the baseless reports and
statements from unidentified "experts" that Saddam Hussein's alleged
stockpile of weapons of mass destruction had been secretly transported
from Iraq to Syria before the Iraq war and "might have been put in the
hands of Hezbollah," the onscreen text read: "Are Saddam Hussein's WMDs
Now in Hezbollah's Hands?"

On the July 21 edition of Fox News' The Big Story, during a report on
the "scary 'what ifs' " surrounding the current conflict between Israel
and Hezbollah, host John Gibson, along with Fox News' The Big Story
Weekend Edition host Julie Banderas, speculated on whether there was any
truth to the baseless reports and statements from unidentified "experts"
that Saddam Hussein's alleged stockpile of weapons of mass destruction
was secretly transported to Syria prior to the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of
Iraq and "might have been put in the hands of Hezbollah." Throughout the
segment, the onscreen text read: "Are Saddam Hussein's WMDs Now in
Hezbollah's Hands?"

During the report, Banderas endeavored to "separate fact from fiction."
Not mentioned at any time during the segment was the fact that the Iraq
Survey Group's final report, commonly known as the Duelfer report,
included no evidence that any secret transfer of weapons from Iraq to
Syria had ever taken place.

From the July 21 edition of The Big Story with John Gibson:

GIBSON: It has been claimed by several individuals that Saddam Hussein
smuggled his weapons of mass destruction out to Syria before the U.S.
invaded Iraq. Now, one report suggests these WMDs might have been put in
the hands of Hezbollah in order to strike Israel. Here, now, the host of
The Big Story Weekend Edition, Julie Banderas. So, what do we know?

BANDERAS: All right, John. Well, this just adds to the "what ifs" -- I
mean, scary "what ifs." You know, what if Hezbollah had chemical
weapons? While, it's, of course, purely speculative right now, it is a
definite possibility, and so is the possibility of Israeli troops
carrying out ground invasions into Lebanon. We've been watching them
massing up and lining up along the Lebanon border today. But if they do
go in, the worry is: What awaits them on the other side?

Now, you may remember yesterday Al Jazeera television airing an
interview with Hassan Nasrallah -- he's the leader of Hezbollah -- and
he warns, "We have a number of surprises up our sleeves." What's he
talking about? What does that mean? Well, John, there's widespread
concern that could mean weapons of mass destruction.

So, here's what we do know. OK, let's try to separate fact from fiction
here. Syria does have chemical weapons. Six months ago, in fact, former
Iraqi general Georges Sada told Fox that Saddam Hussein had his WMD
program flown out of Iraq and into Syria before we invaded Iraq. General
Sada also says it was flown out on a series of 747 flights. Civilian
aircraft were used; the seats were taken out, replaced with chemical
weapons. That means the documentation, the test equipment, the
production equipment, everything and anything that had to do with Saddam
Hussein's WMD program was flown to Syria.

And we also know this. As you know, Iran, it funds Hezbollah, giving
them over $100 million a year. Iran wants nuclear weapons; Iran supports
Syria. Some experts say if Hezbollah has any WMDs and uses them that
they'll probably trace back to Iraq, possibly, and keep Syria's hands
clean of this.

GIBSON: Yeah.

BANDERAS: Could you imagine that possibility?

GIBSON: Well, Syria's hands wouldn't be clean, but sure, it's a
possibility, especially if that stuff was taken out of Iraq and into
Syria. Julie Banderas, thank you very much.

© 2006 Media Matters for America.

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