Most Americans think war increases the risk of terrorism: "Most Americans think that the US administration's aggressive military pursuit of the war on terrorism has made further terrorist attacks more rather than less likely, according to polls released before Thursday's second anniversary of the September 11 2001 attacks.

"Sixty-four per cent of respondents said that the US military presence in the Middle East increased the likelihood of terrorism, 77 per cent thought that there were widespread negative feelings towards the US in the Islamic world that enhanced terrorist recruiting, and 54 per cent thought that the US had been too assertive in its foreign policies."

The penny drops... now all the public needs to realise is that these terrorism-increasing policies have been deliberately pursued by the Bush Administration, and supported by allies such as Blair and Howard.

Most Americans think war increases the risk of terrorism: "Most Americans think that the US administration's aggressive military pursuit of the war on terrorism has made further terrorist attacks more rather than less likely, according to polls released before Thursday's second anniversary of the September 11 2001 attacks.

"Sixty-four per cent of respondents said that the US military presence in the Middle East increased the likelihood of terrorism, 77 per cent thought that there were widespread negative feelings towards the US in the Islamic world that enhanced terrorist recruiting, and 54 per cent thought that the US had been too assertive in its foreign policies."

The penny drops... now all the public needs to realise is that these terrorism-increasing policies have been deliberately pursued by the Bush Administration, and supported by allies such as Blair and Howard.