9/11 - Al Jazeera Questionnaire results!

Here are the results of a questionnaire (five years after the attacks of September 11) conducted by the Arabic channel Al Jazeera from September 7-September 10, 2006:


The number of participants in the questionnaire : 41260

Questionnaire :

Is the world safer after September 11?

Yes %4.2
No %95.8

Do you support Osama bin Laden?

Yes %49.9
No %50.1

Do you think that the war on Iraq is a war on Islam?

Yes %79.8
No %20.2

Do you think that there is a link between the war on terrorism and the war on Iraq?

Yes %23.4
No %76.6

Do you wish to travel to the United States?

Yes %27.6
No %72.4

Original Al Jazeera survey

So the bottom line is, Osama is more or less a hero to half of all the Muslims especially in the Middle East. And the 'War on Terror' is all humbug! Its a war against Islam.

And of course, the World isn't safer now than it was before 9/11.



[edit on 12-9-2006 by mikesingh]

Originally posted by mikesingh
Do you think that there is a link between the war on terrorism and the war on Iraq?

Yes %23.4
No %76.6

[edit on 12-9-2006 by mikesingh]

This one is strange, take a look at Afghanistan and Iraq, what if 9/11 didnt happen? Surely they realise that this war-on-terrorism introduced the world to other wars we now face today?

Logged onto the website mentioned above & clicked on 'English', got the following message.....

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HTTP Error 403 - Forbidden
Internet Explorer

I don't frequent the website often ( actually, never ). Is this common or could it be something internal on my system?

Apparently, I can view it in Arabic, but not allowed to do so in English.

Try this

Thanks Mike,

No probs with it now.