Capitol News Poll - "Do you feel safer now than 5 years ago"?

[Viva_La_Revolution]

They need to have an option for HELL NO!

DU it people

http://www.capitalnews.org/

[Mark E. Smith]

1. Done

And kick.

[yorkiemommie1]

2. done

n/t

[Monkeyman]

Done 63 percent no

[Wafture]

3. The answer is a resounding yes ...

... if you're Osama Bin Laden.






:)

[Wafture]

15. again, Osama feels safe

[DemInDistress]

4. hell NO... its not the foreign terrorists I fear it my own

FUCKING GOVERNMENT....... yeah baby.. 911-2 is coming GOP has too much to lose in November. Investigations,
criminal charges,indictments,impeachments, PRISON, and all that richly deserving good stuff..

done, 63% no 37% yes

[Dinger]

5. Done (64% No), Kicked, Recommended (nt)

[chill_wind]

9. Done. Same (64% No). K/R nt

[Wafture]

6. on a serious note

Five years after 9/11 and we're no safer

And as the Clinton administration left office, Bush and company were told that their top national security concern should be al-Qaida and Osama bin Laden. But vice president Cheney, according to C.I.A. employees, was only interested in intelligence about Saddam Hussein and Iraq. What an ominous foreshadowing.

During the summer of 2001, according to the Wall Street Journal, "Intelligence officials know that al-Qaida both hopes to use planes as weapons and seeks to strike a violent blow within the United States, despite government claims following 9/11 that the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks came like a 'bolt out of the blue.' "

In July, F.B.I. Agent Ken Williams wrote a memorandum about suspicious activities involving a group of Middle Eastern men taking flight training in this country. "The memo specifically suggests that bin Laden's followers might be trying to infiltrate the civil aviation system." The memo was sent to F.B.I. headquarters and the counter-terrorism division in New York. The memo was ignored, and no action was taken, according to Williams.

"On August 6, 2001, President Bush received a classified intelligence briefing at his Crawford, Texas, ranch, indicating that Osama bin Laden might be planning to hijack commercial airliners. Entitled, 'Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S.,' the memo focused on the possibility of terrorists attacks inside the U.S., with the World Trade Center specifically mentioned," the Washington Post reported.

http://www.desertdispatch.com/2006/1157981799914.html

[mikelewis]

7. Actually, I do feel safer...

Now, at least, I know who the terrorists are...

Five years ago, I had no idea. I thought it was just some crazy fuckers with an axe to grind. Turns out, it was some crazy fuckers with an axe to grind; with a critical assist from our terrorist President. At least, now, I know what we're up against and somehow, just knowing that makes me feel a lot safer. Knowing the facts, makes me feel safer. Finding this community of Angels has made me feel safer. Raging against the illusion of power makes me feel safer. So, yes, I do feel safer but it has nothing to do with our despotic Government.

[Kurovski]

8. Fuck no!

Bush is still in office, ain't he?

Done.

[Historic NY]

10. done & Kicked

[Booster]

11. Done with pleasure.

[RobbinsdaleDem]

12. done

[donheld]

13. I feel less safe because

Now I know for sure we are led by a cabal of evil bastards and a good portion of our fellow country men/women are either just as evil or stupid. I also feel less safe because it seems our "oppostion party" is weak livered yellow bellied wusses.

[Kurovski]

14. Kick(nt)

[Javaman]

16. it's changed. probably getting to many no votes for the repukes nt

[Richard Steele]

17. My thought as well. It's a very BLAND question now, innit?

[Wafture]

18. they just want to know if their house seats are "safe"

n/t