June15 Globe War In Iraq

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Detailed Tables As you may know, Canada did not support the action of the United States and its coalition of the willing in its military action against Iraq. Canada held the view that UN weapons inspectors should be allowed more time to find any suspected weapons of mass destruction. Given the current knowledge of the situation in Iraq, do you believe that the Prime Minister and the Government of Canada was justified in not supporting the United States and its coalition in its military action against Iraq ? ___________________________________________________________________________ Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D/E/F - G/H/I - J/K * small base REGION AGE GENDER TOTAL BC ALB SK/MN ONT QUE ATL 18-34 35-54 55+ Male Female A B C D E F G H I J K Base: All Respondents Unweighted Base Weighted Base

1055 1000

132 132

100 97*

100 68*

385 379

238 247

100 77*

335 293

430 404

280 294

497 483

558 517

Yes

710 71%

45 47%

41 60%

236 80% HI 54 18%

18 2%

287 71% I 108 27% G 9 2%

108 37% GH 4 1%

148 31% K 6 1%

124 24%

Don't know/Refused

25 37% AE 2 2%

52 67% B 25 32% E 1 1%

380 74%

50 52% ACDEF 1 1%

217 88% ABCDF 27 11%

329 68%

272 27%

251 66% B 118 31% AE 10 3%

182 62%

No

104 78% BCD 27 20% E 2 1%

TOTAL

Base: All Respondents Unweighted Base Weighted Base

REGION TYPE Urban Rural A B

3 1%


HS D

EDUCATION Post sec E

3 1%

12 2%

University F

<$30K G

INCOME $30K-<$60K H

$60K + I

1055 1000

833 798

222 202

108 109

241 229

377 354

325 303

261 249

365 346

342 318

Yes

710 71%

573 72%

136 67%

62 57%

151 66%

211 26%

61 30%

18 2%

14 2%

4 2%

73 32% EF 5 2% F

62 25%

Don't know/Refused

45 41% EF 3 3% F

268 77% I 73 21%

211 66%

272 27%

234 77% CD 68 22%

182 73%

No

261 74% CD 85 24% 8 2% F

1 0

5 2%

5 2%

Canadian Ipsos-Reid Express June 10-12, 2003

104 33% GH 3 1%

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Detailed Tables I am now going to read you three statements on this issue and I would like you to tell me which of the three is closest to your personal point of view: ___________________________________________________________________________ Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D/E/F - G/H/I - J/K * small base REGION TOTAL BC ALB SK/MN ONT QUE ATL 18-34 A B C D E F G Base: All Respondents Unweighted Base 1055 132 100 100 385 238 100 335 Weighted Base 1000 132 97* 68* 379 247 77* 293 The United States knowingly used incorrect or fabricated intelligenc e to provide justification for attacking Iraq in order to remove Saddam Hussein from power

The intelligence reports were correct and Iraq did, in fact, possess weapons of mass destruction, that the Coalition has just not discovered yet or that Saddam Hussein had destroyed before the start of the military action

The evidence used against Iraq was incorrect and is the result of a failure of the U.S. intelligence agencies

Don't know/Refused

The United States knowingly used incorrect or fabricated intelligence to provide justification for attacking Iraq in order to remove Saddam Hussein from power

The intelligence reports were correct and Iraq did, in fact, possess weapons of mass destruction, that the Coalition has just not discovered yet or that Saddam Hussein had destroyed before the start of the military action

The evidence used against Iraq was incorrect and is the result of a failure of the U.S. intelligence agencies

Don't know/Refused

Canadian Ipsos-Reid Express June 10-12, 2003

55+ I

Male J

GENDER Female K

430 404

280 294

497 483

558 517

423

59

30

23

149

131

30

144

168

106

202

221

42%

31%

34%

39%

36%

42%

43%

25

142

30

49% HI 87

42%

49

53% BCDF 66

39%

353

45% B 41

150

115

168

185

35%

31%

37%

38%

30%

37

16

54

39% G 53

36%

13

37% G 61

35%

23

38% E 69

27%

170

51% ADE 13

97

73

17%

18%

14%

19%

18%

15%

21%

19%

15%

18%

14%

53 5%

9 7%

4 4%

7 11% DF

19 5%

13 5%

2 2%

8 3%

25 6% G

20 7% G

20% K 16 3%

TOTAL Base: All Respondents Unweight ed Base Weighted Base

AGE 35-54 H

REGION TYPE Urban Rural A B


HS D

EDUCATION Post sec E

38 7% J

University F

<$30K G

INCOME $30K-<$60K H

$60K + I

1055 1000

833 798

222 202

108 109

241 229

377 354

325 303

261 249

365 346

342 318

423

335

88

50

87

149

137

101

171

128

42%

42%

44%

46%

38%

42%

45%

40%

40%

353

283

70

44

93

118

97

83

49% GI 109

35%

36%

35%

40%

33%

32%

34%

31%

170

134

36

10

40% F 36

62

62

53

48

39% H 56

17%

17%

18%

9%

16%

8 4%

5 5%

14 6% F

21% H 12 5%

17%

45 6%

20% C 8 3%

14%

53 5%

18% C 25 7% F

18 5%

12 4%

123

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Detailed Tables As you may know, the main reason used by the United States as justification for its military action against Saddam Hussein was that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction and posed an immanent threat to the United States, the Middle East and the world. To date, no weapons of mass destruction have been found in Iraq despite the extensive US intelligence. From what you have seen, read or heard, do you believe that the United States and its allies were justified in taking military action against Iraq based on the premise that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction ? ___________________________________________________________________________ Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D/E/F - G/H/I - J/K * small base REGION SK/MN ONT C D

TOTAL

BC A

ALB B

1055 1000

132 132

100 97*

100 68*

Yes, justified

353 35%

38 29%

No, not justified

592 59%

31 46% AE 31 46%

Don't know/ Refused

55 5%

89 67% BCDF 5 4%

51 52% ADE 39 40% 7 7%

6 9%

Base: All Respondents Unweighted Base Weighted Base

TOTAL

Base: All Respondents Unweighted Base Weighted Base

REGION TYPE Urban Rural A B

QUE E

ATL F

18-34 G

AGE 35-54 H

55+ I

Male J

385 379

238 247

100 77*

335 293

430 404

280 294

497 483

558 517

147 39% AE 210 55% B 22 6%

56 23%

31 40% E 41 53%

91 31%

140 35%

183 38%

170 33%

188 64% I 14 5%

239 59%

118 40% G 161 55%

277 57%

315 61%

24 6%

14 5%

23 5%

32 6%

182 74% BCDF 9 4%


HS D

6 7%

EDUCATION Post sec E

GENDER Female K

University F

<$30K G

INCOME $30K-<$60K H

$60K + I

1055 1000

833 798

222 202

108 109

241 229

377 354

325 303

261 249

365 346

342 318

Yes, justified

353 35%

277 35%

76 38%

108 31%

113 35%

477 60%

115 57%

215 62%

194 61%

55 5%

44 5%

11 6%

8 8%

13 6%

210 69% CDE 14 5%

148 60%

Don't know/Refused

121 34% F 214 60% CD 19 5%

89 36%

592 59%

97 42% F 119 52%

80 26%

No, not justified

53 49% EF 47 43%

12 5%

23 7%

11 4%

Canadian Ipsos-Reid Express June 10-12, 2003

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Detailed Tables Some people say that while the Coalition may not have discovered weapons of mass destruction, the downfall of Saddam Hussein and the liberation of the Iraqi people is justification enough for the military action taken by the United States and its 'Coalition of the willing'. Other people say that because the United States and it's coalition allies based their case for military action against Iraq on the threat that weapons of mass destruction posed to the security of the United States, the Middle East and to the world, that not finding these weapons of mass destruction el iminates any justification for the military action. Which statement is closest to your personal point of view ? ___________________________________________________________________________ Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - A/B/C/D/E/F - G/H/I - J/K * small base REGION AGE GENDER TOTAL BC ALB SK/MN ONT QUE ATL 18-34 35-54 55+ Male Female A B C D E F G H I J K Base: All Respondents Unweighted Base Weighted Base Liberation of Iraqi people justification enough

Justification was based on weapons of mass destruction

Don't know/Refused

1055 1000

132 132

100 97*

100 68*

385 379

238 247

100 77*

335 293

430 404

280 294

497 483

558 517

533

77

51

43

193

119

49

148

221

159

264

269

53%

58%

53%

51%

48%

55%

54%

55%

52%

42

39

136

98

64% DE 22

50%

354

63% DE 17

123

142

87

175

179

35%

32%

25%

40% C 30 12%

42% I 22 8%

35%

30%

36%

35%

13 10%

36% C 50 13%

29%

113 11%

40% C 6 7%

41 10%

48 16% GH

45 9%

68 13% J

TOTAL

Base: All Respondents Unweighted Base Weighted Base Liberation of Iraqi people justification enough

Justification was based on weapons of mass destruction

Don't know/Refused

Canadian Ipsos-Reid Express June 10-12, 2003

8 12%

REGION TYPE Urban Rural A B


HS D

6 8%

EDUCATION Post sec E

University F

<$30K G

INCOME $30K-<$60K H

$60K + I

1055 1000

833 798

222 202

108 109

241 229

377 354

325 303

261 249

365 346

342 318

533

420

113

63

127

199

144

130

175

180

53%

53%

56%

57%

55%

47%

52%

50%

57%

354

288

66

34

77

56% F 114

128

85

131

112

35%

36%

33%

31%

34%

32%

34%

38%

35%

113 11%

90 11%

23 11%

13 12%

25 11%

41 12%

42% CDE 32 10%

34 14% I

41 12%

26 8%

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