Is Saddam Gaining Info from News Reports?

FOXNEWS ^ | Friday, July 12, 2002 | By Dana Blanton

[JohnHuang2]

A large majority continues to support ousting Iraqi President Saddam Hussein through U.S. military operations, and many people worry news reports on U.S. invasion plans could jeopardize those operations.

While a majority believes Saddam already knew the information about U.S. invasion plans before reading it in The New York Times, an even larger majority is worried news reports could possibly give away secrets. Results from the current FOX News/Opinion Dynamics poll show that 24 percent of Americans think Iraq gains valuable information from press reports, compared to 65 percent who think the info is already in the Iraqi leader's hands.

[JohnHuang2]

Friday, July 12, 2002

Quote of the Day posted by Silly

[sheik yerbouty]

No shi'ite!

[seeker41]

Maybe, but who cares. I just want him and his minions gone.

[billybudd]

Unlikely. The stuff that's in the mainstream media is put out by the US govt. You can be sure Saddam has an intelligence service at least better than CNN (not difficult).

[weikel]

Does a bear **** in the woods?

[blondee123]

Only thing is, there are so many reports, he has no clue what to believe now!

[swheats]

If he doesn't monitor our news he's a bigger idiot than those we have in Congress and the news pondits that have to blab every freakin' thing they know.

[swheats]

Well, at least he is just like the average American citizen now. :)

[blondee123]

Interesting comparison!! :)