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In 18 of 21 Countries Polled, Most See Bush’s Reelection as Negative for World Security

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posted on Jan, 21 2005 @ 09:40 AM
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According to a new BBC World Service Poll of twenty-one countries from all regions of the world, the reelection of President Bush is seen as negative for world peace and security by a majority in sixteen countries and a plurality in another two.



On average across all countries, 58 percent said that Bush’s reelection was negative, while 26 percent said that it was positive for global security.

The most negative countries are western European, Latin American and Muslim ones. The only three countries in which a majority or plurality see Bush’s election as positive are the Philippines (63%), India (62%), and Poland (44%). The poll of 21,953 people was conducted by the international polling firm GlobeScan together with the Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA) at the University of Maryland.

The poll also finds that for a substantial minority worldwide these negative feelings about Bush have generalized to the American people.




source: pipa.org

so for all those u.s. citizens who think, that the world is supporting the current bush administration. it couldnt be further from truth. looks like nobody really likes g.w.bush, just the majority of the u.s. population, that has elected him again for their president.



 
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