23% of Germans think 9/11 was an inside job.
OK First of all I have a confession to make. About 3 years ago I subscribed to the Foreign Policy magazine because I wanted to see the world from "their" point of view after seeing a lot of criticism of the CFR in the Truth Movement. I like to maintain my objectivity and be able to see both sides of an issue. I stopped receiving hard copies a long time ago but am still on their email list.
I was pleasantly surprised to see the following in the latest issue.
Here is the link. http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/node/9765#comment-1763
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Poll: A quarter of Germans think the U.S. did 9/11?
Wed, 09/10/2008 - 6:44pm
This is shocking:
A new WorldPublicOpinion.org poll of 17 nations finds that majorities in only nine of them believe that al Qaeda was behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States.
Check out this graphic:
Among the many interesting findings here is that Palestinians are actually much less prone to conspiracy theories than Egyptians and Jordanians. Maybe it's because they have a more educated population, a freer press, and a less oppressive government. Egyptians tend to believe the opposite of whatever their government tells them.
But wow, what's wrong with Mexico and Germany?
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My response
I apologize for not being able to provide the graphic but it has been posted on another thread here:
http://205.234.134.46/node/17718.
Here is my response to the article:
So, 23% of Germans think 9/11 was an inside job?
First of all, maybe their media is more open to critically analyzing the evidence. Despite the fact that almost 500 architects and engineers (Not to mention pilots and air traffic controllers, scholars etc. http://www.patriotsquestion911.com/) question the official story of 9/11 and demand a new investigation, the American media totally ignores their existence.
And maybe the Germans have learned something since they were so wrong about Hitler. Maybe because of their past mistakes, they are better able to recognize history repeating.
What if they are right? Is it so hard to believe that it could happen in our world in our lifetime? Maybe we should look at all the evidence again because most Americans would want to learn the truth now than continue to deal with uncertainty and so called "conspiracy theories." If these theories have no basis in fact, then an open investigation will answer them and shut them up for good.
Thank you.
Finland's figures
PLEASE post the Finnish figures of a corresponding poll for them:
http://www.uusisuomi.fi/kysely/kenen-uskot-olleen-syyskuun-11-paivan-wtc...
44 percent: Al-Qaida
37 percent: U.S. government
5 percent: Israel
13 percent: Don't know
We Finns are not unfamiliar with false-flags: after all, the Soviet Union attacked us in 1939 on the pretext of the shelling of the Mainila village , which they themselves carried out.
Link to original graphic on World Public Opinion site
the Graphic is here
http://www.worldpublicopinion.org/pipa/pdf/sep08/WPO_911_Sep08_pr.pdf
Most under the thumb of US media appear to be sub-saharan Africa (over 70% believe Al Qaeda myth) followed by Western Europe and Russia (56 to 64%) and Taiwan.and South Korea (around 52%).
High scores for Inside Job by US: Turkey 36%, Mexico 30%, Palestine 27%. The Mexicans know about US False Flag tactics, that's how they lost half their territory in 1846.
Israel is the leading suspect in Egypt (43%) and Jordan (37%).
Highest Don't Know scores from Mainland China and Indonesia.
Twenty years ago when I was studying international relations
I read Foreign Policy all the time, I actually thought about writing for it at one time. The articles always come from a very narrow perspective that push their own agenda. It is very well written academic propaganda.
At that time (mid-1980's) I was following the Iran/Contra debacle very closely and it became painfully obvious that they were not reporting or analyzing the full story, but it can be useful to see what they are pushing out to the "academic" world.
I have very little faith in any polls anymore. Like everything else the msm touches, I'm afraid they've devolved into fraudulent tools of the elites.
The truth shall set us free (but it is a never-ending search).
Love is the only way forward.
Awesome!
That Foreign Policy website is totally a NWO website, and you guys slammed them on their own turf!