have you seen new poll that says iraq people want us out, over 70%?

Question

i think the iraq people know more about what is going in iraq then a bunch of neo cons in congress, lol. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060928/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraqi_opinion;_ylt=Alsgl3NRfnaih4j6av5A4fms0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3b3JuZGZhBHNlYwM3MjE-

Answer 1

Yes i have. How was the poll taken, it doesn't say. You will never convince me that those college punks went on the street actuall asking Iraqis how they feel. Give me a break.

Addition:
(The PIPA poll, which included an oversample of 150 Sunni Iraqis, has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.) Oh the ownage. Gee they asked all of 150 SUNNI and who lost power when we moved in SUNNI, who are the main terrorists in there SUNNI. Talk about braindead worthless polls only a liberal can love.

Answer 2

David/pilar said so much I almost did not respond. However if you really read the website supposedly from the AP's mr. Sweid you will see he drew the wrong conclusion from the survey. I did NOT see where attacks on US/ coalition forces were encouraged at all! Mr. Sweid ( is that jewish or dutch) should try again with say 3000 Iraqi folks polled from across Iraq! Leave the maryland university Iraqi students census out of this.

Answer 3

I knew this a long time ago-where have you been?
Since there were no bid contracts in Iraq, which used American contractors and not Iraquis as promised, there are no jobs.

And the American taxpayer has been further ripped off by paying for schools, sewer systems and other things that have not been rebuilt.

Answer 4

Reread poll they asked less than 1200 persons and was NOT done by any poll company it was done by a University who may or may not know how to poll or have some bias. Here is a poll also

IRAQ POLL:
Kurds Grateful for U.S. Support

A delegation of Iraqi Kurdish officials is currently traveling through the United States right now. The mission is to build upon the great friendship between the Kurdish people and the United States of America.

Most specifically, the people of Iraqi Kurdistan wish to invite American businesses to come and help invest in the rebuilding of Kurdistan. It's a win for the people of Iraqi Kurdistan to have help in building a brighter future, and it's a win for American businesses seeking promising new opportunities.

We have launched an advertising campaign called "The Other Iraq" because there is a story to be told about Iraqi Kurdistan that most Americans have not heard. We hope you've taken a moment to watch not just our television ads - but the documentaries that tell the full story at http://www.TheOtherIraq.com



In fact, a poll taken earlier this year provided results that will likely surprise you. We hope you will review these results, and share them with others. And if possible, we'd like to hear from you about your feedback on our public relations campaign for "The Other Iraq" in the U.S.

If you, or someone you know of, can help play a role in the rebuilding of our region's future, or wish to learn more information on investment or business opportunities, please email us at [e-mail]


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The following poll was conducted by WorldPublicOpinion.org and their Program on International Policy Attitudes. The poll was fielded by KA Research Limited/D3 Systems and was conducted among 1,150 Iraqis. The views of Iraqi Kurds in particular are highlighted below

>>> Thinking about any hardships you might have suffered since the US-Britain invasion, do you personally think that ousting Saddam Hussein was worth it or not?

Iraqi Kurds: 91% said it was WORTH IT.

>>> Do you think that Iraq today is generally headed in the right direction or the wrong direction?

Iraqi Kurds: 76% said RIGHT DIRECTION.

>>> Do you think that the government to be established by the newly-elected parliament will or will not be the legitimate representative of the Iraqi people?

Iraqi Kurds: 81% said WILL BE.

Despite a "negative" bias in some of the questions, Iraqi Kurds remained optimistic and resolute in supporting a better future for their country and their people and resisted attempts to "bash" the United States.

>>> It is offensive to me to have foreign forces in my country?

Iraqi Kurds: 0% said it was offensive.

>>> Do you approve of the U.S. being involved in Iraq - assisting with the economic development of Iraq?

Iraqi Kurds: 87% APPROVE of U.S. involvement.

>>> Do you approve of the U.S. being involved in Iraq - assisting with the development of Iraq's oil industry?

Iraqi Kurds: 87% APPROVE of U.S. involvement.

>>> Do you approve of the U.S. being involved in Iraq - training Iraqi security forces?

Iraqi Kurds: 96% APPROVE of U.S. involvement

Answer 5

nope
that poll was probably made by the liberals

i know people in the military and they come back home and can't believe what the media shows....all the bad stuff.
they don't mention the new schools, playing soccer with kids, the Iraqis that throw rose petals at their feet, etc.

Answer 6

It's a POLL. Probably 100 people were asked. Probably 100 people in the worst part of Baghdad.

When was the last time you contributed to one of those polls on TV? It's rubbish statistics.

Answer 7

This is the same questions asked several times before! It is still nothing but a LIE by you and Others!

Answer 8

I think your information is seriously questionable.

Are you going to keep asking the same question over and over until you get the answers you want? Good luck with that.

Answer 9

Who are the people in Iraq who are saying this?

Answer 10

Their government is asking us to stay and help rebuild.

I personally don't think Iraq deserves the help, but thats just me.