1:06:50 Gee, I you know explain it to me. Please we go in we attack a country we take over the country Oh, you want us to stay okay? No problem. We'll stay Yeah, yeah the French told the Germans the same thing in World War II. They told them they really enjoyed their company. Yeah. And they loved the fact that they were doing a really good job in Paris. Have some cheese. And they really liked the fact that the Germans would go down to Bordeaux and steal all the wine cellars. You can take that to the bank. Yeah. That's really nice. So that was about all I got out of that. Now, however, I know- It was a waste of one day. A full day. And they actually had to break away, C-SPAN had to break away to tell you what else was coming up. Otherwise, you know, they're like, hey, are you still awake? There's more coming up on C-SPAN, more riveting testimony. Hey, wake up!
1:07:45 Okay, so there's a something horrible horrible hit is taking place now and all of a sudden everything started to click together for me. Yeah, so we've been hearing these reports and actually I have one of these said reports, but it's it's repetitive about Actually, let me go back. Libya. John, when the first resolution was signed, Resolution 1970, which came just days before Resolution 1973, and we read both resolutions here on the air, we went through them. Resolution 1970 called for something very specific. Resolution 1970 said, we need to send the United Nations Human Rights Council into Libya to make sure that, you know,
1:08:33 like there's not some human rights violations going on otherwise we might have to do something that we put in in resolution 1973 and you and I discussed on this very program that they said okay well you know we'll have the report done somewhere around June, June, July you know we got to go to Libya we got to do our reporting so we're gonna go we'll come back we'll let you know and then three days later here's resolution 1973 two days later we're bombing everybody. We did not wait for the human rights Human Rights Council report. There was no time. Well that came in. Oh no it did? Oh yes it did. It takes forever, no wonder we couldn't wait. Well it's actually it's right on time it's around the time they said they said you know it'll be around June. Okay so what did it say? 90 pages and before I say that what have we been hearing everyone talk about?
1:09:30 Gaddafi is giving his troops Viagra so they can systematically rape people. They're using as stiff penises as weapons of mass destruction. These guys are horrible. Throw more bombs on them. That's pretty much what we've heard from the president of the International Criminal Court, from Hillary Lucifer Clinton. This is what they're all saying. You know why they're all saying this, John? Because that's the only thing in the report that is somewhat conclusive. I read through all 90 pages last night and let me highlight. So of course the first thing you want to do is you want to go to the conclusion paragraph. Finally the Commission feels that at this stage it is not in a position to identify those responsible as requested by the Human Rights Council in the resolution establishing its mandate. In other words, there might be something going on but we don't know exactly who's doing it. Okay.
1:10:27 So remember now, your president told you, slaughter, massacre, we have to stop it, it's all horrible, it can't go on. So let's look at some of the general observations. And the report is, it is worth a read because the use of words is hilarious. With regards to the use of weaponry, the commission is concerned concerned that the Libyan authorities have not been making appropriate and precautionary assessments which would, in the Commission's view, militate against the use of weapons such as mortars in densely populated urban areas. In other words, they're not throwing mortars, they're concerned that they aren't taking precautions that it might happen. Further investigation, however, including forensic analysis, would be needed to confirm use of any of these ammunitions at all.
1:11:19 The consistent pattern of violations identified, so there are violations, by the way, both sides, both the rebels and the Libyan government, this is throughout the entire report, well it's both sides, we're not quite sure who's doing what. The consistent pattern of violations identified creates an inference that they were carried out as a result of policy decisions by Colonel Gaddafi. An inference. What does that mean, John? Inference. No, it means that A leads to B. Or A implies B or there's a possibility that what we think is happening is happening because of this. Or in other words, in this same paragraph, the commission received some information concerning individual perpetrators of crimes, but more investigation is also required on this issue. And it goes on and on and on and on. They have no conclusive evidence.
1:12:13 The only thing that's in this report where they actually have a person that they spoke to. Section 212, sexual abuse. Reports of rape committed by government forces have been recounted by numerous persons with whom the Commission met. The Commission had the opportunity to speak with only one victim of rape. What? Only one victim of rape. I thought everyone was getting raped. No. Miss Iman al-Obaidi, whose case of gang rape by government forces has been well publicized by the media, allegations of rape committed by armed opposition forces and armed civilians were made to the commission by other persons, including in some cases family members. The number of cases reported was small. Don't say how small, just small.
1:13:00 However, the Commission recognizes the difficulties in collecting evidence in cases of sexual violence, including victims' reluctance to disclose information because in Libya, the fact that Libyan criminal law punishes the flogging by flogging sexual relations outside of a lawful marriage. So what they're saying is that only one person would tell them about this systemic issuance of Viagra to make people, to make Libyan forces rape women, weapons of mass destruction. She was highly publicized by the media. By the way, throughout the entire report they continuously referred to CNN reports, MSNBC reports.
1:13:38 that's kind of like well this was reported so we think this is going on but you know we couldn't really find anyone to say anything about it. Couldn't prove it. Of course the CNN and the rest of them are getting it from Twitter who are getting it from Hillary who are the whole thing. You're jumping a little bit ahead but you're right on. More speculative information repeated what was that members of the Kataeb were found with condoms and Viagra pills leading those recounting these occurrences to suggest that troops were given instructions to engage in rape, that they were supplied with both the pills and the condoms. So Kataeb
1:14:16 like well hold on a second you have to well you know what you have to do don't you wait wait wait well I think we should do that but I'm wondering why a rapist it was supposed to win rape in a war situation is a way to kind of in in call that you put kind of push your genetic structure into another unknown population why why condoms Why a rapist wants a condom? Hold on a second, I'm going to rape you but I want to make sure it's safe sex. This is horrible. This is so horrible that we have to laugh about it because it is a laughable thing. So this is why you get reports like this in the mainstream media.
1:15:01 Hello and welcome. War crimes are alleged by both sides in the Libyan conflict. Now, the International Criminal Court says there is evidence that Colonel Gaddafi ordered his forces to use rape as a weapon of war. Now that's a blatant lie. That's a lie because we're looking at the report. There is no evidence that Colonel Gaddafi... In fact it says it's not Colonel Gaddafi, it's the Qadda'eb, which is not Gaddafi. So it's a blatant lie here from the BBC. This comes as the United Nations Human Rights Council prepares to meet in Geneva to debate a report which also alleges that Libyan opposition forces were involved in acts of torture. Daniel Griffiths has the latest.
1:15:42 The battle for Libya, a brutal conflict that's left thousands dead. Both sides have been accused of war crimes. The UN is debating the issue later today. Now though, Colonel Gaddafi faces fresh allegations of abuses from the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. This time that his forces have used rape as a weapon of war. Rapes in Libya were not normally the normal tactic to attack alleged dissidents, but now we are confirming that the, we have information confirming there was a policy to rape in Libya those who were against the government. Okay, so let me just read you the conclusion of sexual abuse in this very report this guy, this
1:16:33 This douchebag is citing the commission received but was unable to verify individual accounts of rape. However, the commission notes there was sufficient information received to justify further investigation to ascertain the extent of sexual violence, including whether cases were linked to incitement by the commander of either side. It is evident that the reports of the rapes have had a major psychological and social impact and have spread fear among the population. Given that accounts given accounts that rape was committed as part of a policy to spread such fear further investigation would be warranted." In other words, inconclusive, certainly not what this guy just said. His policy, Gaddafi, you know made his troops go out and rape.
1:17:19 So they are desperately trying to use this whole rape and Viagra thing to justify going in and bombing people, bombing a sovereign nation with a lie. Oh you're so stunned. They lied! Yeah, when people get... Because they lie! Yeah, well, when... Yes! Yes! John, give me a break here. I'm reading the actual report. These people... The douchebag of the internet... No, we do on this show! Why has this one got you more upset than... I'll tell you why. The other one thousand... I'll tell you why. I'm gonna tell you why because what do we then have to do? And this even got Mickey.