Islam 101 Islam in action Islamic Mentality ISLAMIC STATE Syria

MAJORITY OF SYRIANS POLLED SAY THEY CAN LIVE SIDE BY SIDE WITH THE ISLAMONAZIS……..

What would you say of Germans who say that the German National Socialists could be reasoned with, that they could live side by side those who believe in committing genocide of the other?

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Nearly half of Syrians surveyed said they opposed U.S.-coalition airstrikes, and nearly 80 percent said that the war has gotten worse because of the influx of foreign fighters. Yet there is also sense of hope: The majority of Syrians surveyed said a diplomatic solution was possible to end the war, and that Syrians can set aside their difference and live side by side again.

NOTE: Would you want to live next door to someone who believes that you can live side by side with Islamonazis who saw peoples’ heads off and/or burn people alive?

One in five Syrians say Islamic State is a good thing, poll says

By Sudarsan Raghavan September 15 at 2:47 PM

Residents drive over debris in a damaged street in Old Aleppo, Syria, on Aug. 20. (Abdalrhman Ismail/Reuters)

A recent survey of 1,365 Syrians from all 14 governorates of the country found some surprising attitudes. Consider this: A fifth of those interviewed said the Islamic State — the brutal Islamist group known for its beheadings, that rules over large swaths of Syria and Iraq — is a positive influence on the country. And 82 percent said that they believe the Islamic State was created by the United States and its allies.

The Syria survey was conducted by ORB International, a U.K.-based market research firm, from June 10 to July 2. The poll has a margin of error of +/-3 percentage points.

The majority of Syrians interviewed said they believe that the situation is worsening, and only 21 percent said they preferred their life today than when Syria was fully controlled by Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Nearly half of Syrians surveyed said they opposed U.S.-coalition airstrikes, and nearly 80 percent said that the war has gotten worse because of the influx of foreign fighters. Yet there is also sense of hope: The majority of Syrians surveyed said a diplomatic solution was possible to end the war, and that Syrians can set aside their difference and live side by side again.

More here.

NOTE: Then there is the Washington Post, who calls this a “sense of hope”. Lunatics.

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