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Tue Jul-15-03 02:12 PM
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| Wolf Blitzer Poll - (here we go again)... |
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Should the United States launch a pre-emptive strike against North Korea? Yes 49% 814 votes No 51% 838 votes Total: 1652 votes
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:14 PM
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49% of the public has brain damage...either that or else they are ignorant as a brick wall or just stupid...ok, let's review...North Korea isn't like Iraq...in North Korea, lots of people would die....IDIOTS!!
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:15 PM
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Those crazy bastards actually HAVE nukes! Are you nuts? We only invade places where we SAY they have 'em and they don't. You tryin' to get our asses whipped or something? jeez ;-)
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:18 PM
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| 4. You selfish bastards... |
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Wolf needs another war,he is short on red lipstick and rouge,how can a whore pay for such things without a war to promote?
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:17 PM
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| 3. Too bad South Korea can't weigh in on this |
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NK nuclear threat may or may not be real.
But Seoul is an easy artillery lob from the N.K. border. If we attacked, Seoul would be pulverized by the conventional mobile launchers. We would be sacrificing millions of South Korean innocents.
Sad, the lack of common sense the right wing public has.
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:19 PM
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| 5. Link please! I NEED A LINK! PLEASE! |
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:26 PM
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http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/wolf.blitzer.reports/Results so far: Should the United States launch a pre-emptive strike against North Korea? Yes 47% 828 votes No 53% 951 votes Total: 1779 votes :kick:
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:28 PM
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| 10. Thank you Twilight. DUers, UNFREEP THIS POLL! |
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The future of the planet is at stake! This can only have one result - ALL OUT Nuclear war!
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:29 PM
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| 31. 66% say NO with 2600 votes in....just wondering about those 34% |
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Would they have voted for preemptive strike against Moscow in 1984? I'm guessing they would have. These people make no sense. I know the NeoCons don't want to attack N. Korea because that country has nothing to do with oil or Israel...2 issues dear to the NeoCon heart.
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:28 PM
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| 9. sorry, I forgot to add it. oops! eom |
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:25 PM
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| 6. Compared with pre-Iraq I'd say this is somewhat positive |
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What was it with Iraq - 75% or some such approving the war
Assuming it was FReeped the poll indicates that some of the public may have regained some intelligence.
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Tue Jul-15-03 07:41 PM
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| 46. They haven't whipped up the anti-NK frenzy yet. |
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A majority of the U.S. was against the last war until relentless waves of propaganda from the White House wore the public down. Even in the wake of Iraq, and how obvious it is everyone was lied to, I have no doubt that similar tactics would move the public to support an attack on NK. They don't call them sheeple for nothing.
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:27 PM
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This should be a wake up call to the Sheeple. We just sent 150,000 troops to fight The Phantom Menace, while a real threat was ignored.
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:29 PM
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Should the United States launch a pre-emptive strike against North Korea? Yes 46% 832 votes No 54% 996 votes Total: 1828 votes
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:30 PM
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| 12. Doing better at 55% no, 45% yes |
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:42 PM
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| 18. Still going in right direction |
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:31 PM
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| 13. Golly, the last pre-emptive strikes worked out so well! |
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What's not to like about the hellish situations in Afghanistan and Iraq? Why not up it to three quagmires? Are we chicken?
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:33 PM
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| 14. Um......Excuse me Wolfie.....America........ |
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Didn't the frikkin Chinese get involved in the last war in that area???
Do we really want to do that again???
What the f@ck ever happened to diplomacy??
-Oh yea. I forgot * is the Fearless leader.
Never mind.
Oh by the way, families of U.S. servicemen, kiss them goodbye. They won't be comming home.
That's what you get when you vote for a blood thirsty moron.
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:34 PM
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| 15. Banging head on table |
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I cannot freaking believe this. What is wrong with these people!!!!! How could anyone even consider another war when we've just been formally told the intelligence for the last war was bogus!!! Idiots. A bunch of freakin' idiots.
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:40 PM
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| 17. 44% yes, 56% no at 3:36 with 1897 people voting |
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Thanks PunkinPi--this one is really important. Given the record so far for this crew (Bushco*), how could anyone trust them with a decision like this?? Here I was, thinking that at the least this Iraq policy scandal would mean a lame-duck military policy for the rest of the term. Guess I forgot about wag-the-dog, diversion, and desperation-to-implement-crazy-pet-projects before they are all tossed out of power....
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:51 PM
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I just couldn't imagine this NK issue panning out positively for anyone (not that *'s plans everywhere else are running smoothly) and I know the DUer's wouldn't be able to let this go without being heard. :)
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:46 PM
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| 19. Its now 59% no, 41% yes |
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:56 PM
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| 21. N. Korea is a distraction |
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We can not pre-emptively strike or invade N. Korea. The only pre-emptive strike at this point would be nuclear. Invasion isn't possibe due to insufficient man power.
Wolf Blitzer, as a lackey to petroleum, is performing his noble duty by distracting us from the Iraqi disaster. Do not give him any power by being even remotely afraid of this happening. Any time any former or current U.S. official raises the spectre of N. Korea, assume that they are merely diverting you from the scandal.
We will invade N. Korea AFTER the institution of a draft. The only bodies that will be sacrificed to something this insane will be conscripts. At this moment, we can't invade a damn thing. We're spent. Welcome to the Realpolitikal truth: All the Pentagon pork has done relatively little to strengthen the US millitary. It is, in fact, weak outside of WMD. Cheers.
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:00 PM
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| 23. not a wise distraction |
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given that people are now questioning the war in Iraq. People might start to Question Dubya and the war in Iraq.
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:12 PM
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| 25. Distractions are wise with children, not citizens |
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When you want to keep your child away from the stove, you keep him or her occupied with a book, a story, or maybe a toy.
This N. Korea things stinks. CNN, et al. should cease the use of non-scientific live polling when it comes to crap like this. It only serves to massage opinion and distract vierwship.
Here's my live non-scientific poll:
What do you think of war?:
Answer either good or bad.
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Tue Jul-15-03 02:56 PM
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Edited on Tue Jul-15-03 03:13 PM by redwitch
jeeeez. now 63%
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:12 PM
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It's awfully convenient for bushco that this NK fear-laden story comes up today and knocks the Uranium story off the front page.... I was expecting a high alert from homeland Security.
This mis-administration just keeps on surprising me.
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:15 PM
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but I don't think this time he'll derail the Dems. And welcome to DU, Sticky! :hi:
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:16 PM
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| 28. We went to Yellow alert on Friday |
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We did go to a heightened state of alert. But since there was no threat, the media haven't pounced on it.
Any time the media starts playing the nuke card or the war card, just ask yourself, "what can the US do about it?" If the only answer is nuke, then I guarantee it is a diversion. I am writing to CNN toute suite to remind them that the real story is the Bush administration's deceit and our nation's young soldiery being put in harm's way because of said deceit. A civilized culture deserves no less.
I refuse to make Kim Jong Il yet another Emmanuel Goldstein to frame on our television sets.
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:14 PM
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Should the United States launch a pre-emptive strike against North Korea? :shrug:
Yes
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871 votes
No
63%
1496 votes Total: 2367 votes
This QuickVote is not scientific and reflects the opinions of only those Internet users who have chosen to participate. The results cannot be assumed to represent the opinions of Internet users in general, nor the public as a whole. The QuickVote sponsor is not responsible for content, functionality or the opinions expressed therein.
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:16 PM
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| 29. It's a bogus question at this point |
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We don't have the intelligence to either verify or discount the claims by NK. If the intel comes in stating that they do have the capabilities, then we cannot sit idly by. The guy running that country is just as nuts as the guy running this one.
If the GOP ever gave a fuck about their country now is the time to show it by dumping Bush and Cheney.
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:26 PM
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| 30. We don't have the intelligence to either verify or discount the claims... |
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But that didn't stop Boy George the last time, did it?
Yes 34% 894 votes No 66% 1713 votes
Total: 2607 votes
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:31 PM
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| 32. Either way we shouldn't attack |
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There is no way we could damage them enough in any kind of preemptive attack so that they wouldn't be able to instantly retaliate by leveling Seoul.
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:40 PM
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:47 PM
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| 36. And now we come to the conundrum |
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If our intel suggests that we can get rid of the nukes aimed at the USA by surgical strike, do we do it with the knowledge that NK might be able to retaliate against SK? It just solidifies my position that we have to get rid of these assholes in the WH. They can't be trusted to do the right thing for the country or humanity as a whole. It's been suggested that Bush WON'T negotiate because he feels that it's wrong to negotiate with someone immoral or evil. We don't need fundamentalists limiting our options in this dangerous situation!
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:51 PM
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To paraphrase another prominent DUer....
...oh shit...what don't they want us to see now?
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:55 PM
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... interesting how the "yes" column has hardly grown, while the "no" has more than doubled since the first post in this thread.
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Tue Jul-15-03 03:58 PM
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Should the United States launch a pre-emptive strike against North Korea? Yes 31% 947 votes No 69% 2099 votes Total: 3046 votes
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Tue Jul-15-03 04:23 PM
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| 40. Now at 72 no, 22 yes. |
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Folks are starting to learn the truth, ya think?
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Tue Jul-15-03 04:40 PM
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Apparently the "Bu$h Doctrine" of pre-emption isn't playing too well in Peoria...
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Tue Jul-15-03 06:49 PM
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Yes 24% 1678 votes No 76% 5216 votes
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Tue Jul-15-03 07:03 PM
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I don't want World War Three. :nuke:
Vote totals 76% No 5,271 votes :kick: 24% Yes !,684 votes
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Tue Jul-15-03 07:28 PM
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| 45. So the votes cast just between 3 pm and 8 pm . . . |
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. . . come out to
No - 4433 84% Yes - 870 16%
Which is pretty closely in line with other recent online polls.
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