Also, about:
Die Zeit said widespread disbelief about the reasons given by the United States for going to war in Iraq and suspicion about media coverage of the conflict had fostered a climate in which conspiracy theories flourished.
This is bang on true. When you have the "leader of the free world", while campaigning for a war in Iraq, making more references to Al Qaida and 9/11 than to Saddam... It's enough to make anyone wonder if 9/11 was just a convenient excuse for war.
Americans tended to jump to the conclusion that Saddam was behind 9/11. And that 9/11 justified the war in Iraq. Apparantly, Germans jumped to the conclusion that to justify the war, Bush caused 9/11. Neither the German nor American idiots have any proof of their assertions. All they have to go on is that Bush tried to plant that link in everyone's heads.
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I'd like to see the poll. And hear some details about who was polled.
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