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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: kumar who wrote (85343)3/23/2003 9:03:03 PM
From: Jacob Snyder  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
<Gross Generalization>

I've posted a list of poll results in Muslim nations. You can easily find this data on the web. Pew Research has done the most thorough polls. Many nations, many different questions, over years.

The results are what statisticians call "robust" data. That is, it is data that gives the same answer, no matter where and when you look at it, and does not depend on the exact way you ask the question. There are some types of polls (non-robust), where the answer you get depends critically on exactly how the question is asked, and changing a word or two gives different results. That is not the case, when asking Muslims what they think of the U.S. War On Terrorism. The data is robust and overwhelming. They are against it, nearly unanimously. And they don't answer "no opinion" when polled, which is what I'd expect, if your viewpoint was correct.
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