Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Il pianeta Terra odia Bush

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/050119/325/faliz.html
Poll shows world anti-Bush
By Michael Holden
Wednesday January 19, 01:30 PM
LONDON (Reuters) - A majority of people surveyed in a global poll think
the re-election of George W. Bush as U.S. president has made the world
more dangerous and many view Americans negatively as well, says the BBC.
The survey by the broadcaster published on Wednesday showed that only
three countries -- India, the Philippines and Poland -- out of 21 polled
thought the world was safer following Bush's election win in November.
Bush will be inaugurated for his second term on Thursday.
On average across all countries, 58 percent of the 22,000 surveyed said
they believed Bush's re-election made the world more dangerous.
"This is quite a grim picture for the U.S.," said Steven Kull, director
of the Program on International Policy Attitudes at America's University
of Maryland.
The survey found that 56 percent of Americans thought Bush's win was
good for the world with 39 percent disagreeing.
Traditional U.S. allies in western Europe, such as Britain (64 percent),
France (75 percent), and Germany (77 percent), were among the most
negative about Bush's re-election.
A majority in Italy (54 percent) and Australia (61 percent), which both
have troops in Iraq, also thought his win had made the world more dangerous.
Anti-Bush sentiment was strongest in Turkey, with 82 percent thinking
his win was bad for peace compared to just 6 percent in support. A large
majority in Latin American countries, including 58 percent in close
neighbour Mexico, were also negative.
Analysts said the poll had far-reaching implications, suggesting a
serious rise in anti-U.S. feeling in general, with 42 percent saying it
had made them feel worse about Americans compared to 25 percent who made
it think more of them.
IRAQ OPPOSITION
There was also overwhelming opposition to sending troops to Iraq, even
among close allies such as Britain.
"Fully one in four British citizens say the Bush re-election has made
them more opposed to sending troops to Iraq, resulting in a total of 63
per cent now opposed," said Doug Miller, president of GlobeScan which
carried out the poll.
"Our research makes very clear that the re-election of President Bush
has further isolated America from the world."
The survey found that 47 percent of those questioned now see U.S.
influence in the world as largely negative.
"Those saying the U.S. itself is having a clearly negative influence in
the world still do not constitute a definitive world-wide majority,
suggesting there may be some underlying openness to repairing relations
with the U.S.," he said.
The survey was conducted between November 15, 2004 and January 5, 2005.

On average across all countries, 58 percent of the 22,000 surveyed
Cioe' 21 paesi con 22.000 persone intervistate :)
Poco piu' di 1000 persone a paese :)
*ROTFL*
E dovrebbero rappresentare l'intero mondo? :)
Cioe' 22000 persone rappresenterebbero ben 6,379,157,361 (July 2004
est.)!!!
-Stefano

AHAH
Era tempo che non ti facevi?  (cit.).
Namib

 Era tempo che ...
... non portavi stronzate cosi' divertenti sul ng :)
-Stefano

 stronzate
Argomentazioni scatologiche, as usual....
Namib

Argomentazioni scatologiche,
...disse il bue all'asino...
-Stefano

 ...disse il bue all'asino...
La resa.
Namib

 La resa.
Ne prendo atto :)
-Stefano

 [...]rendo
...l'anima a Dio? Guarda che è scaduta.
Namib

> [...]rendo
*ROTFL*
-Stefano

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