Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Anti-Americanism in various countries
We are free to remove unreferenced material from articles without any discussion, ahnks to . Most of the references I noted earlier did not actually support the article itself, and so instead we would be left with ''"In the Second World War hundreds of thousands of American troops were stationed in Australia, introducing new products and ideas to the isolated British dominion. The relatively more affluent and carefree nature ('Over-sexed, over-paid and over here') of the Americans jarred with the sensibilities of some Australians1. There were some demonstrations marking President Bush's state visit to Britain, although The Guardian2 reported that the vast majority of British people supported the visit."'' (external links not copied, but do support). Whilst Anti-American is clearly a real, supported and definable term, this article is actually quite laughably under-referenced. Remove as per the powers of : "Any edit lacking a source may be removed". This is not to say however that I object to the article's concept - just do it right, with references
— User:LinaMishima, 00:46, 10 September 2006 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:VERIFY||WP:VERIFY (Wikipedia:Verifiability)