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  ABC NEWS Poll - Mind Control:ET Awareness
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                                                             Nov 26, 2000
13:04 PST

  This ABC News poll contains data, segmented by demographics, on
  USA adults opinions on an Extraterrestrial presence on Earth and in the
  Universe at large. Some of this sample may be the product of mind
  control, both by covert terrestrial forces, and by an extraterrestrial
  presence itself. Hence the relevance to MC-L readers. Enjoy the
  leading edge in Mind Control statistics!
  ABC News polls can be found at ABCNEWS.com on the Internet at:
  http://www.abcnews.com/sections/us/PollVault/PollVault.html

  Alfred Webre, Vancouver, BC
EcoNews Service
http://www.ecologynews.com
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  From [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2000 07:21:08 +0100
  From: Stig Agermose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
  Subject: Alien visitors? A quarter of Americans suspect so, according to
  ABC poll

  Source: Entertainment Wire.

  This ABCNews.com survey was conducted by telephone Oct. 4-8, 2000, among
  a random national sample of 1,007 adults. The results have a three-point
  error margin. Fieldwork by ICR-International Communications Research of
  Media, Pa. Analysis by Gary Langer. ABC News polls can be found at
  ABCNEWS.com on the Internet at:

  http://www.abcnews.com/sections/us/PollVault/PollVault.html

  Stig

  ***

  Alien Visitors? A Quarter of Americans Suspect So, According to an
  ABCNEWS.com Poll

  ABCNEWS.com Poll Conducted in Correlation with ABCNEWS.com's Webcast,
  "Chris Wallace's Internet Expose: UFO2000"

  **

  "Greetings, Earthling. Take us to your leader."

  Updated 5:32 PM ET November 20, 2000

  NEW YORK (ENTERTAINMENT WIRE) -     Some 25% of Americans might not be
  surprised by that salutation, that's how many suspect that alien beings
  have paid a visit to this earthly realm.

  Most of them don't know it, of course. Two-thirds of those who think
  aliens have visited concede that it's just speculation on their part.
  Just a third of them believe there's actual evidence of alien stopovers,
  which could range from Ezekiel to Roswell, N.M., by way of the Incas.

  A larger group believes intelligent life exists in a physical form on
  other planets: 47 percent think that's the case, while about as many, 45
  percent, do not believe.

  There are some demographic differences: Men are a bit more apt than
  women to believe intelligent alien life exists, 51 percent to 43
  percent. Younger adults are more credulous. But less-educated adults are
  more dubious, as are Republicans. No alien tax cut for them.

  This poll was done in support of "Chris Wallace's Internet Expose"
  special on UFOs on ABCNEWS.com. See

  http://abcnews.go.com/onair/correspondents/wallace/internetexpose.


  NET TABLE


  ...............................Aliens have not
  visited...................Aliens have visited.....No opin.

  ...................Net....Don't Exist....Exist, haven't visited


10/8/00.........61...........45.....................16........................

........27...................12




  (IF VISITED)


  Do you say that based on evidence you've seen or read, or is it just
  your speculation?

  ..............Evidence...Speculation...No opin.

  10/8/00........33..............66...............1


  Do you believe in intelligent life on other planets?

  ................................Yes.....No

  All...........................47%.....45

  Men............................51.....42

  Women.......................43.....47

  Age 18-34...................55.....41

  Age 35+......................44.....47

  Democrats...................53.....38

  Independents................49.....45

  Republicans..................38.....55

  High school or less........43.....49

  Some college or more....51.. ..41


  Among those who think intelligent aliens exist, just under six in 10
  take the next step, which is to think they've physically visited Earth.
  This computes to 27 percent of all adults, or more than enough to keep
  Star Trek reruns on air well into the next millennium.

  Note: the language in this poll was crafted to exclude spiritual alien
  life and telepathic alien visits.

  As noted, 66 percent of those who think aliens have visited say that's
  "just speculation" on their part, as opposed to an opinion based on
  evidence they've seen or read. The number who think there's actual
  evidence of alien visits translates to nine percent of the adult
  population. For comparison, in a famous question some years back, eight
  percent said Elvis might still be alive. Perhaps - and perhaps he's only
  visiting.

  METHODOLOGY - This ABCNews.com survey was conducted by telephone Oct.
  4-8, 2000, among a random national sample of 1,007 adults. The results
  have a three-point error margin. Fieldwork by ICR-International
  Communications Research of Media, Pa. Analysis by Gary Langer. ABC News
  polls can be found at ABCNEWS.com on the Internet at:

  http://www.abcnews.com/sections/us/PollVault/PollVault.html

  Here are the full results:


  Do you think intelligent life exists in a physical form on other
  planets, or not?

  ....................Yes.....No.....No opin.

  10/8/00.........47.......45..........8


  (IF YES) Do you think intelligent beings from other planets have or have
  not physically visited the Earth?

  ....................Have.....Have not....No opin.

  10/8/00..........57.............34.............9


  NET TABLE :

  ........Aliens haven't visited......Aliens have visited:........No opin.

  ...........................................Evidence..Speculation


10/8/00............61....................9................18................12




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