- 2,281
just 47% agreed that "the 9/11 attacks were thoroughly investigated and that any speculation about US government involvement is nonsense."
full story..
full story..
Why would this be striking to anyone but an idiot? Government conspiracies and coverup stories being part of the 'anti-establishment attitude' have not been news since, oh, ever. Why would this be considered 'striking'?the storyThis rough balance in opinions is itself a striking finding. It suggests that doubts about the officials accounts of 9/11, far from representing an extreme fringe position, have become a standard component of anti-establishment attitudes.
Again, well, duh. How is this news? The story comes out and says that younger people, less educated people, and people who are pre-disoposed against a Republican administration are more likely to believe a conspiracy theory.Belief in a coverup was the majority position among Democrats, 18-29 year olds, and a few other groups.
DukeWhy would this be striking to anyone but an idiot? Government conspiracies and coverup stories being part of the 'anti-establishment attitude' have not been news since, oh, ever. Why would this be considered 'striking'?
Again, well, duh. How is this news? The story comes out and says that younger people, less educated people, and people who are pre-disoposed against a Republican administration are more likely to believe a conspiracy theory.
What on Earth is this intended to prove? It's like polling a San Francisco gay bar and then announcing that "98% of all people support gay marriage".
the storyNot surprisingly, Republicans as a group were the most supportive of existing investigations, with 70% expressing their satisfaction
I'm not arguing about the poll results, I'm arguing that it was idiotic for the report to state is was "striking" that young people, less-educated people, and Democrats were more likely to believe that a Republican administration was involved in a coverup or conspiracy. This strikes me about the same as headlining "Study shows heavy impact to head is leading cause of brain injury".TurboSmokehey, i didnt make this up, its your country folk that voted.
My wife's engine-swapped Neon died in deep water during a flash flood and was replaced with a Acura TSX (Accord Euro R, sorta) in fall 2004. I got a good offer on my Neon ACR this spring from a guy who wanted to turn it into a tarmac hillclimb car, so I picked up a mildly-used BMW 325i in February.so what happend to the Neon? sold the wifes car and bough something with a bit more muscle?
In the telephone survey of 1200 individuals, just 47% agreed that "the 9/11 attacks were thoroughly investigated and that any speculation about US government involvement is nonsense." Almost as many, 45%, indicated they were more likely to agree "that so many unanswered questions about 9/11 remain that Congress or an International Tribunal should re-investigate the attacks, including whether any US government officials consciously allowed or helped facilitate their success."
According to a new Zogby poll, less than half of Americans are convinced that that the events of September 11 have been thoroughly investigated, RAW STORY has learned.
Our mission
The Raw Story is an alternative news nexus. We draw upon a panoply of news sources and select those stories we think most intriguing to a audience seeking news underplayed by the mainstream media.
At the core, our goal is to unearth and spotlight stories underplayed by the popular press, in particular those which highlight betterment and open people’s eyes to injustice throughout the world.
Raw Story Media operates both the The Raw Story and its sister content site, The Blue Lemur
Not surprisingly, Republicans as a group were the most supportive of existing investigations, with 70% expressing their satisfaction -- about the same percentage that has expressed approval of Bush's performance in recent polls. Sixty-four percent of those earning over $75,000 were also skeptical of doubts about 9/11. The groups most likely to want the attacks re-investigated were Hispanics at 67% and African-Americans at 64%.
Other groups also skewed one way or another, but with the majority position generally not above 58%. Overall, the breakdown on the question closely followed the usual political divisions in the country: Republicans vs. Democrats and independents, whites vs. minorities, the wealthier and better-educated vs. the poorer and less educated, people over fifty vs. those under fifty, men vs. women.
It suggests that doubts about the officials accounts of 9/11, far from representing an extreme fringe position, have become a standard component of anti-establishment attitudes.
Belief in a coverup was the majority position among Democrats, 18-29 year olds, and a few other groups.
Only 47% of Americans believe 9/11 was NOT govt. staged! What about the rest?