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Does China contribute to international terrorism?

Yes59 %59 %59 % 59.67 % (108)
No27 %27 %27 % 27.62 % (50)
I do not know10 %10 %10 % 10.50 % (19)
I have no opinion1 %1 %1 % 1.10 % (2)
Other, please list in comments1 %1 %1 % 1.10 % (2)

Total votes: 181
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Re: Does China contribute to international terrorism?
by Anonymous
on Jul 16, 2005

All the way to the Bank, and the grocery store and the international arms conferences.


Re: Does China contribute to international terrorism?
by Anonymous
on Jul 20, 2005
I shook the magic 8 ball and it said "Signs Point to Yes"

Actually i very much believe this, one cause of past info that has been in the news over the years. And secondly, if anyone doesn't believe this that's fine, but when 9/11 happened my friend and i were pulled into OSI to assist with locating terrorists via psychic powers. Yes i know it sounds far fetched by China was one of the countries that poped up when asked who was suppling them arms, harboring terrorists, and such. The other countries that popped up were France, some parts of Egypt, as well as some groups in Germany and Italy.

Re: Does China contribute to international terrorism?
by Anonymous
on Jul 26, 2005

How about that. What in the world are we doing in Iraq?


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