from your link:
23. Some people have said that the Bush Administration exploited the September 11th attacks to justify the invasion of Iraq. Others say that Bush acted correctly by going into Iraq because Saddam Hussein supported terrorism. Who are you more likely to agree with?
Bush exploited Sept. 11th attacks - 44%
Bush justified an attack on Iraq - 44
Neither/Not sure - 11
First of all, it starts at 23. Is it the 23rd question? What were the 22 first ones? Is 911truth covering up something??
We want all the questions asked.
24. Some people believe that the US government and its 9/11 Commission concealed or refused to investigate critical evidence that contradicts their official explanation of the September 11th attacks, saying there has been a cover-up. Others say that the 9/11 Commission was a bi-partisan group of honest and well-respected people and that there is no reason they would want to cover-up anything. Who are you more likely to agree with?
US government and 9/11 Commission are NOT covering up - 48%
US government and 9/11 Commission are covering up - 42
Not sure - 10
Now "covering up" doesn't imply they were in on the attacks. They say they are covering up something.
27. How would you rate the US media's performance regarding 9/11, including their coverage of victim families' unanswered questions, theories that challenged the official account, and how the attacks were investigated?
Good - 33
Fair - 36
Poor - 19
Not sure - 3
Positive - 43%
Negative - 55
Since when "fair" is negative? When something is treated fairly, isn't that positive?
How did they get that 43/55 ratio? I'm no poll expert, but shouldn't they split the "fair" results in two and add the difference equally to the "good" and "poor" results?
It would read:
Positive - 51 %
Negative - 37 %
Is it me or is this last poll not making any sense? If they added the "fair" results to the "poor" results (to make 55% negative), how on earth did 10% got added to the "good" results to make 43% positive? Who are these 10% of people?
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