LONDON (Reuters) - Nearly 80 percent of Iraqis have little or no trust in U.S.-led occupying forces and most place their faith in religious leaders instead, according to a major survey published in Britain.
A third said the war, bombings and defeat of the Iraqi army in April was the worst thing happened in last months.
"The very troops which liberated Iraqis from Saddam are the most mistrusted institution in Iraq today."
The survey, published by independent British research consultancy Oxford Research International (ORI), samples the views of 3,244 Iraqis, interviewed in their own homes in October and early November 2003".




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