If political opinion polling demonstrates anything, it’s that the majority of people have muddled opinions based on partial information and prejudices. It takes time and the impact of information that can’t be ignored to bring about shifts. The latest polling on foreign policy appears to show such a shift. This is why I said yesterday that two weeks can be forever, when events press—such as widespread dissemination of video and images. Here are the first few paragraphs of a longer post:
Support For Israel Drops As 68% Of Americans Want Ceasefire, Negotiations
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that 68% of Americans believe Israel "should call a ceasefire and try to negotiate" with Hamas, indicating widespread opposition to continued military operations in Gaza. This viewpoint was shared by approximately three-quarters of Democrats and half of Republicans, demonstrating broad public support for de-escalation.
When asked what role the United States should play in the conflict, just 32% of respondents believed that "the U.S. should support Israel." This figure represents a substantial drop from the 41% who expressed support for Israel in a previous Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted just a month earlier in mid-October.
Another noteworthy shift in sentiment is the growing number of Americans who favor neutrality in the conflict. The poll shows that 39% of respondents now believe that "the U.S. should be a neutral mediator." This marks a significant increase from the 27% who held this view in the earlier poll, signaling a clear trend toward a more balanced approach.
Of course that’s a naive view, but it’s a strong indicator
What's more, the poll - which asked 1,006 US adults, also sheds light on how involved the United States should be - with just 4% of respondents advocating for U.S. support for Palestinians, and 15% who say the U.S. should not be involved in the conflict at all. These figures have remained relatively consistent with the earlier poll's findings.
More and more Americans are saying: Not in my name. I don’t care if you call me an anti-semite or a Nazi—I know what I’m seeing, I believe my eyes. Don’t try to shout me down. Not in my name.
Mind Blowing.
No matter sometimes I think I am too cynical, I keep on learning stuff that shows I am not cynical enough. And this is shifting my politics.
From a blog I would label as more establishment GOP.
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2023/11/cdc-ccp.php
Seems the internal CDC Investigative Body that seems to be doing more of a cover up on that Reedely CA Lab. Oh, my mistake, current law does not cover this type of investigation and testing of a black Foreign Bio Lab found in the US. Outside their purview.
Anyway Rod Rosenstein's sister was a member, Small world, as well as lots of apparent Chinese Influence.
And the lab owner has PRC Military Connections.
More details:
https://hiddencomplexity.substack.com/p/report-on-the-clandestine-californian
Voice of A Child https://x.com/ericclapton/status/1725545656025071787?s=61&t=AumTqBeN781cbpsp8XWOrA