"There I was double-checking my sources for a story on how President Obama was the antichrist and secret leader of the Islamic State when I heard something on Facebook. It was a friend request from the Islamic State moon base," stated Pamela Geller, who accepted the friend request.
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The alleged location of "Muhammad Moon Base 1" run by the Islamic State. |
"Well, thanks for your bravery, Pamela. Fox News will eventually see if any of it is true. We just want to let our viewers know the Islamic State could have a moon base," replied Neil Cavuto, host of the Fox News program "The Cost of Freedom."
Fox News went to a commercial break after the interview with Geller, and the first commercial was selling "Freedom Tarps," which claimed the tarps were an effective deterrent against jihadist lasers and missiles.