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WASHINGTON - A poll conducted by USDA Today / Gallup says, the majority of respondents agree the United States, former President George W Bush is examined on the crimes alleged in the government.

Poll results reveal, as much as 41 percent of respondents agree conducted criminal investigations over alleged crimes during the Bush reign. While 30 percent of states, formed the independent panel to investigate Bush, and 25 percent other states it does not need to be done.


Besides USA Today / Gallup also gave respondents a question related to the descendants of the alleged crimes of the Bush. Some 38 percent of respondents feel need to be related to the investigation without the permission of phone tapping the Bush government. While 25 percent of the investigations need to be independent states and 34 percent do not have to.

For alleged violent conduct when a tragedy such as Guantanamo cases, 38 percent agree criminal investigation, as much as 24 percent feel it should be independent, and 34 percent do not have to.

In addition, almost two-thirds of respondents also felt that a formal investigation should be carried out against government policies of Bush, although not in the form of a criminal investigation.

Survey involving 1,027 respondents was conducted in a way to contact via phone starting January 30 to February 1.

Meanwhile, The American Civil Liberties groups and various other human rights, next weekend will be doing a campaign for Bush and urged the parliament to conduct a full investigation on the policy? ~ War on terror 'the Bush government.

Meanwhile, Amnesty International also demanded U.S. President Barack Obama and members of Congress established the independent and impartial commission to investigate the possibility of violence, illegal detention, and other illegal actions in the name of war against the Bush done.