Do you beleive the murder of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in Dubai was a Mossad hit and if so should Israel be held accountable by European nations?

February 20th, 2010

A new Politics/Elections poll has been created.

The murder of Hamas military commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in a Dubai hotel is claimed to show Mossad has been gaining access into the Arab World and beyond, in Muslim states that have still not recognised Israel. The 11 suspected Mossad agents who have been named by the UAE as suspects all travelled on British, Irish, German and French documents and apparently communicated indirectly with each other through a command centre in Austria. Apparently the British had protested to Israel in 1987 also over what it termed as the misuse by Israeli authorities of British passports.

To The Moon?

February 1st, 2010

A new Finance/Economy poll has been created.

The Obama administration is attempting to kill NASA’s ambitious back-to-the moon program. Instead of going back to the moon, the administration wants to invest $6 billion over five years in a commercial taxi to orbit. The idea is to let the private sector take over the routine flights into space. There are complaints over potential loss of jobs and contracts, as well as the plan’s impact on future human spaceflight. What do you think? Is it important to spend on ambitious space exploration, or better to save the money?

2nd term for Bernanke?

January 22nd, 2010

A new Politics/Elections poll has been created.

The confirmation of Ben S. Bernanke to a second four-year term as chairman of the Federal Reserve ran into trouble recently, as two more Democratic senators said they would vote against him. What do you think?

Partisan Politics or a United Government?

January 4th, 2010

A new Politics/Elections poll has been created.

It seems many of todays political issues in America — regardless of whether you are pro life or abortion; pro gay rights or against; in support of healthcare reform or against it; for adminstration nominations or against — remain bogged down in partisan bickering, be it in congress, the senate or in the public domain and the media. Without a united government, America cannot take action in many areas of deep concern to the nation. What’s more important to you?

Do you support the overthrow of the Government of Iran?

January 4th, 2010

A new Politics/Elections poll has been created.

Recently both sides of the disputed election have become more entrenched in their enimity and more violence has occured. Now many activists are calling for a new “revolutionary council” to overthrow the entire Islamic Republic and institute a secular democracy with fresh faces. Do you agree with the desire to overthrow the Republic and start over?

Best and Worst of 2009

January 1st, 2010

The results are in! Our best and worst of 2009 Polls are now closed, with over 550 votes cast between them, from over 40 different countries.

The Top World Political Figure of 2009 is a clear winner: Barack Obama with 31% of the votes cast, followed by ‘none of the above’ with 15% and Hu Jintao of China with 13% of voters.

Barack Obama comes out on top again in the Top US Politician Poll, with 35% of the votes, Bill Clinton as runner up with 24% and Sarah palin in third with 13%.

In the most active of our Best and Worst of 2009 Polls, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad garnered a huge majority of the votes, with 62% calling him the Worst Political figure of 2009. Italy’s Silvio Berlusconi came in a distant second with 9% of the votes with Barack Obama just behind taking 6% of the votes.

The Economic Crisis was our voter’s choice for Top Political Issue of 2009, receiving 40% of all the votes, Climate Change came in second with 16% and Healthcare and the Middle East tied for third with 14%.

For the Worst U.S. Politician of 2009, once again Barack Obama takes the lead, with 36% of votes, Sarah Palin narrowly trailing with 28%. No-one else came close!

Worst Political Move of 2009 award goes to ‘The Blagojevich Auction’ with 33% of votes, Obama’s Public Option comes in second at 25% with Joe Wilson’s ‘You Lie!’ coming in third with 20% of the vote.

Glenn Beck edged out Keith Olbermann as your ‘Worst Political Commentator of 2009‘ with 32% and 28% of the vote respectively. Rush Limbaugh came in third with 21%.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad featured strongly in our ‘Biggest Political Liar of 2009‘ Poll, with 44% of the vote, Barack Obama, Sarah Palin and Silvio Berlusconi all showing well, too, with Palin and Obama tied for second place at 13%, and Berlusconi at 10%.

Thanks for voting, everyone! Full Results:


Top US Political Figure of 2009?

Barack Obama 35%
Hillary Clinton (Sec. State) 5%
Sarah Palin 13%
Bill Clinton 24%
Sonia Sotomayo 2%
John McCain 10%
Edward Kennedy 0%
Ben Bernanke 8%


Top World Political Figure of 2009?

Barack Obama (US) 31%
Hu Jintao (PRC) 13%
Nicolas Sarkozy (FR) 8%
Ban Ki Moon (UN) 2%
Gordon Brown (UK) 8%
Mir Hossein Mousavi (Iran) 8%
Angela Merkel (Germany) 11%
None of the above 15%


Worst Political Figure of 2009?

Barack Obama (US) 8%
Silvio Berlusconi (Italy) 9%
Hugo Chavez (Venezuela) 6%
Robert Mugabe (Zimbabwe) 6%
Kim Jong-Il (North Korea) 3%
Mahmoud Ahmedinejad (Iran) 62%
Gordon Brown (UK) 1%
None of the above 2%


Top Political Issue of 2009?

Economic Crisis 40%
Climate Change/Global Warming 16%
Middle East 14%
Nuclear weapons 4%
Education 4%
Healthcare 14%
None of the above 6%


Worst U.S. Politician of 2009?

Barack Obama 36%
Hillary Clinton (Sec. State) 5%
Ben Bernanke 1%
Sarah Palin 28%
Van Jones 5%
Joe Wilson 9%
Christopher Dodd 7%
None of the above 3%


Worst U.S. Political move of 2009?

“You Lie!” 20%
The Public Option 25%
The Biden Bunker Reveal 4%
The Sanford Affair 8%
The Blagojevich ‘Auction’ 33%
The Ensign Affair 0%
The Grayson Slur 0%
None of the above 8%


Worst Political Commentator of 2009?

Glenn Beck 32%
Sean Hannity 3%
Rush Limbaugh 21%
Rachel Maddow 3%
Chris Matthews 3%
Bill O’Reilly 3%
Keith Olbermann 28%
none of the above 3%


Biggest Political Liar?

Sarah Palin 13%
Al Gore 6%
Barack Obama 13%
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad 44%
Hugo Chavez 3%
Silvio Berlusconi 10%
Don’t know 3%
None of the above 3%

Do you trust your bank?

December 29th, 2009

A new Finance/Economy poll has been created.

In 2009, The U.S. Government or circumstances closed 133 banks – a record total. In the UK, recent surveys have found people hoarding cash, avoiding banks. What do you think? Is it business as usual with your bank or are they losing your trust?

Is the Personal Mandate to purchase insurance in the Health Care Bill constitutional?

December 27th, 2009

A new Politics/Elections poll has been created.

The current health care bills before the US Congress contain a personal mandate that forces citizens to purchase health insurance or face stiff fines/taxes. There is no question that this is an unprecedented move by congress and will, as such, be challenged in the Supreme Court. Will the court find it unconstitutional?

Flashpoints 2010?

December 24th, 2009

A new Politics/Elections poll has been created.

In 2009, tensions have grown in the middle east, with Iran’s nuclear program and missile testing. In the far east, with North Korea’s similar posturing on nuclear issues and missile testing; in south asia, with the Afghan war and militant activity in Pakistan and India. Latin America has seen increasing posturing from Venezuela, and political turmoil in Honduras. The far east has also had its share of political issues in China and Taiwan
In 2010? Where do you think we should be looking for trouble brewing?

Would you be willing to pay higher taxes to pay developing countries to control their carbon emissions?

December 22nd, 2009

A new Enviroment/Climate poll has been created.

For two decades a lot of chin-wagging has gone on about man-made “climate change”. A lot of carbon has been introduced to the atmosphere by private jets going to and fro from these meetings; rainforests have been chopped down to print all of the “agreements” etc. What is trying to be accomplished is for developed countries (excluding China and India of course) to pay your tax dollars to developing countries to curb their carbon emissions.