Iraqis Say Life is Better

It's clear that this poll was commissioned by Bush, asking leading questions to people who were tortured by the CIA to make sure they were Bush Loyalists and would give appropriate answers. Alberto Gonzales personally approved it, and fired those pollsters who did not report the predetermined conclusion. Karl Rove hatched the idea but Scooter Libby can't remember when it first came up.

Patrick Leahy is preparing to subpoena the pollsters in order to get to the bottom of this obvious violation of the constitutional provisions for polling in foreign countries.

Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer have called for the resignation of Gallup and Barna, two well-known pollsters for their complicity in this matter.

 

Why does this matter? This does not justify the war nor is it even the original reason for the war. Our military should not be trying to solve other countries problems. Iraq is not our problem! We are not the world's police!

 

Those three clowns are just as politically motived, dishonest, and hypocritcal as George W Bush and Dick Cheney. Everything they do is for political advantage.

 

Congressional poles would be far different, wouldn't they.

 

Amen! :applause:

 

:laugh: We have Polish people in Congress? Or maybe they had some Fireman's poles installed for when they need to make a hasty exit.

 

In most polls that are conducted a brief explanation of how the poll was conducted is usually accompanied with the results of that poll. There was none stated in the survey conducted by the Sunday Times. The question of the reliability of that poll is in the air, any other Polling Co. could conduct a similar survey and prove the opposite if they wanted to .

 

Looks like another poll, also British, provides some very different information

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6451841.stm

 

It is a joke, mocking all those who see conspiracies in everything that may possibly reflect positively on anything dealing with the Iraq War.

 

Rupert Murdoch owns the Times Online.

Murdoch Confesses To Propaganda On Iraq


Last Friday, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Rupert Murdoch sat on a panel where he lamented what he described as a “loss of power” due to the ascension of the Internet and other new media. The notion that this captain of one of the most dominant media conglomerates in the world is trembling in the shadow of bloggers is simply absurd. Especially when you consider the fact that his company is also a dominant player on the Internet with an aggressive acquisitiveness that includes MySpace, the world’s largest online social networking site.

But there was a more shocking exchange that took place that ought to have caused more of a stir amongst professional journalists and all freedom loving people. It was an exchange that revealed something that most conscious beings knew, but which I have never seen explicitly articulated.

Murdoch was asked if News Corp. had managed to shape the agenda on the war in Iraq. His answer?

“No, I don’t think so. We tried.” Asked by Rose for further comment, he said: “We basically supported the Bush policy in the Middle East…but we have been very critical of his execution.”

Let me repeat this: “We Tried!”

Murdoch = Neocon propagandist.

Newscorp = Neocon propaganda machine.

This article "Iraqi's Say Life Is Better" = Murdoch Neocon Propaganda.

 

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Iraqi's are lovin it so much they're leaving Iraq!

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You should use Google more often Carpro.
Still it doesn't say who interviewed, if it was from soldiers in uniform asking these question then I can understand why an Iraqi citizen might be more concerned with giving an answer that would meet with that interviewers approval.

 

It seems to be more a matter of perspective than of data. That's a direct quote from the poll I cited, and the information in it does not support the conclusions of the other poll. One shows Iraqis "optomistic" (the Rupert Murdoch propaganda piece) and one shows them "pessimistic" (the more accurate one.)

You are, as usual, sadly mistaken and hopelessly biased. But don't stop putting this laughable tripe up on the web. Each one of these biased pieces that comes out is confirmation of the desperation of Bush and his ilk.