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power to endanger the public liberty." - - - - John Adams

Saturday, November 1, 2014

SHOCK: 14% of British youth like ISIS



British Insanity

  • 10% of all Londoners and one in 12 Scots gave Islamic State a score of between six and 10.
  • And the importation of Muslims goes on and on.


One in seven young adults in Britain has "warm feelings" towards the Islamic State terror group, a new survey has revealed. According to a poll by Populus, 14 percent of under-25s in Britain view the group in a positive light, with 12 percent of 25 to 34-year-olds also thinking positively of the group.

Pollsters asked 2,000 British adults to rank a variety of nations and terrorist organisations on a scale of one to 10 according to how "warmly and favourably" they felt about them.


They found that a tenth of all Londoners and one in 12 Scots gave Islamic State a score of between six and 10, implying a level of sympathy with the group. However, the terror group is most popular with people aged under 25, with 14 percent rating them between six and 10 reports Breitbart.

Support for the group was also relatively high in Wales and the West Midlands, although is at its highest in London. Those over 45 were extremely unlikely to sympathise with the group, while the vast majority of the public overall have a negative opinion of the group with 88 percent ranking them zero to four.

Jonathan Githens-Mazer, an associate professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies at the University of Exeter, told the Times that some of Islamic State's support could be from a small but significant number of non-Muslims who feel disillusioned with the British government and foreign policy.

He said that under-35s are especially sceptical of Britain's political elite and were instead turning to blogs promoting "anti-political" ideas. He said: "There’s a big trend here, which is what happens to the state — and does the state matter any more? It fits in with British scepticism about the EU."

Under-35s were also most likely to have a favourable view of Hamas and Hezbollah, while holding a bad view of Britain and America.




2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Wow, what idiots, buying into the propaganda and cynicism. It's just rebellious youth being rebels, not knowing that ISIS would execute them for just saying the wrong thing.

Gary said...

There is that part, but those numbers also reflect the importation of Muslims.