Results
16.08.2010 - 18.08.2010
After the devasting floods, Pakistan is struggling with hunger, disease and a lack of drinking water - and more flooding is expected. Should the EU cough up more than the 40 million Euros already promised in aid?
YES - If we don´t help the flood victims in Pakistan, then radical Islamists may step in instead - threatening the stability of this already fragile region.
59%
NO - There are flood victims in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany too. We should focus on them.
41%
YES - If we don´t help the flood victims in Pakistan, then radical Islamists may step in instead - threatening the stability of this already fragile region.
0%
NO - There are flood victims in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany too. We should focus on them.
0%
YES - If we don´t help the flood victims in Pakistan, then radical Islamists may step in instead - threatening the stability of this already fragile region.
100%
NO - There are flood victims in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany too. We should focus on them.
0%
YES - If we don´t help the flood victims in Pakistan, then radical Islamists may step in instead - threatening the stability of this already fragile region.
0%
NO - There are flood victims in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany too. We should focus on them.
0%
YES - If we don´t help the flood victims in Pakistan, then radical Islamists may step in instead - threatening the stability of this already fragile region.
57%
NO - There are flood victims in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany too. We should focus on them.
43%
YES - If we don´t help the flood victims in Pakistan, then radical Islamists may step in instead - threatening the stability of this already fragile region.
20%
NO - There are flood victims in Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany too. We should focus on them.
80%
