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Speak For Yourselves

As usual, none of these mindless minions who claim to speak for the Iraqis have apparently bothered to ask them what they think.

Compare and contrast:

From Sydney to Tokyo, from Santiago, Chile, to Madrid, London, New York and San Francisco, demonstrators condemned U.S. policy in Iraq and said they did not believe Iraqis are better off or the world safer because of the war.

to

Seventy per cent of people said that things were going well or quite well in their lives, while only 29% felt things were bad.

And 56% said that things were better now than they were before the war.

Posted by Rand Simberg at March 20, 2004 05:37 PM
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A contrast indeed.

Rand, have you looked at the same results when you take out the Kurds from the sample?

Makes for some interesting reading.

Posted by Dave at March 22, 2004 05:46 AM


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