34% of Americans Believe US Elites Exploited 9/11 for Gain
Brown University’s Cost of War Project released a
November 14 estimate that half a million have died and that
the spent and obligated cost of post-9/11 US wars through
fiscal year 2019 is $5.9 trillion. This financial cost is
comparable to the 2020 forecast GDP of Japan. The average US
taxpayer has been tapped for $23,286 for the wars since
2001, according to Brown’s 2017 update. Question #1: Brown University says the "global war on terror" caused 480,000 deaths, uprooted 21 million and cost more than $6 trillion. Did US elites improperly exploit 9/11 for gain?
Roughly a third of Americans believe ‘Global War on Terror’ turmoil is manufactured and now want to criminally prosecute government officials who – oftentimes on the basis of enormous, now indisputable lies – plunged America into perpetual war. When asked, "Brown University says the ‘global war on terror’ caused 480,000 deaths, uprooted 21 million & cost more than $6 trillion. Should the US leaders that backed it be prosecuted?" 34.3% responded "yes, they should be criminally prosecuted" in yet another statistically relevant poll of American adults. Question #2: Brown University says the "global war on terror" caused 480,000 deaths, uprooted 21 million and cost more than $6 trillion. Should the US leaders that backed it be prosecuted?
Survey Question "Did US elites
improperly exploit 9/11 for gain?" developed by:
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Survey Question "Should the US
leaders that backed it be prosecuted?" develped by:
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