Do More Americans Believe 9/11 Was An Inside Job Than Approve of President Bush?

Question

These Polls show this might be true. What do you think?

The latest Newsweek poll shows the president's approval ratings are at new low, just 33 percent.

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/15167150/site/newsweek/

That's less than the Thirty-six percent of respondents of a recent Scripps Howard/Ohio University poll that said it is "very likely" or "somewhat likely" that federal officials either participated in the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon or took no action to stop them "because they wanted the United States to go to war in the Middle East."

http://www.scrippsnews.com/911poll

Ok. I see what most of you are saying. But let me add......

If we cut the poll numbers way down from 36% to 25%, do you just write off a quarter of the American people as "retarded"?

Maybe that 25% knows the truth you havent taken the time to study yet?

ihatehipp....
Do you know how all national polls work?
They randomly pick around a thousand people. It is never "hundreds of thousands" in any poll.

Answer 1

Its amazing how many dumb Americans believe it was an inside job to attack our own people just to go to war. Shows you just how twisted the libs are from reality.

Answer 2

Look at that... you've managed to get the lion to lie down with the lamb! Leogirl and Anthony agreeing on something.

With the number of people saying they believe the government is involved matching exactly what the President's disapproval rating is I would have it is not a well worded poll. Or it reflects the voter's disapproval of Bush more than it does the conspiracy theorists' idea. The relative association of the numbers are rather suspicious.

If so many people believed the government planned to destory those buildings and actually did do it the issue would not be so dormant. I do not believe the poll was in any way valid.

Answer 3

Even if the polls weren't biased (which they are, I don't know ANY Republicans that watch MSNBC or read Newsweek) it is a question of numbers.

The Newsweek poll asked people from around the country. Probably hundreds of thousands of people.

However, your other poll only asked 1000 people. Assuming there are 300 Million people in this great country (which there will be by the end of the year), that is 0.0003% of our nations population.

I don't think they really represent the whole.

Answer 4

I think its a little strange that Bush has strong ties to terrorist families...and his reaction when he was told what happened seemed to be unsuprising news. I do not think that he "knew" it would be so catastrophic, but he knew what was going to happen via the umpteen briefs he got. And I think in his mind, he was saying..."Oh $hit, what have I done?"

Also...to hippiehater up der:

Fact: 10's of thousands of studies have shown that if you randomly poll 100 people or 300 million, the results come out the same.

Look it up smarty pants if you don't believe it.

Answer 5

You are not going to get a real poll out of a university. Most normal rational intelligent beings know it was not an inside job. Only weak minded retarded fools would believe that.

Answer 6

Your MSNBC poll probably has a 2-1 Democrat to Republican sampling. Hardly worth the bandwith they wasted posting it up being that it is an inaccurate as a bent arrow.

Answer 7

It is now believed that the Terrorist Propaganda Machine started that conspiracy to get pressure off of them.

Interesting, that a few simple, ignorant, and gullible people actually fell for it. But mostly foreigners.

Answer 8

What's done is done!! Let's just hope intelligent people get out there and vote in November and that the voting machines aren't rigged!!
http://360.yahoo.com/imagine_if_u_tried

Answer 9

It really doesnt bother You that Pres. Bush has really close business interests with the bin Ladin family, and the saudis own about 7 % of America...?

Answer 10

Al Queda attacked America, our gov't had nothing to do with it.