Atlas Vlogs Acorn, Odinga Mccain, Media – PRESIDENT OF THE WORLD: HUSSEIN BARAK* *EVERYWHERE EXCEPT AMERICA

I think this poll says it all. The world is going to hell in a
handbasket. Is there any country we would want to emulate. Failed
states, failed socialist policies, statism,

The Poll Results

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Regarding the question of which candidate they would
vote for if they could, respondents voted overwhelmingly for Obama in every
country polled, with the exception of the United States, where Republican John
McCain was preferred over Democrat Obama by a narrow margin.

"It’s Obama by a landslide — except in the country
in which he’s actually running for president," said John Fredricks, Director of
Polling for Reader’s Digest. "What is most striking is the margin of his
support."

In the Netherlands [the Dutch City of Gouda is being terrorized by Muslim Jihadis] , Obama-mania surpassed 90 percent.
In Germany [where Jews beaten at an anti-Islamification rally] , it was at 85 percent–numbers not usually seen in political polling.
Similar results held true on all six continents that the magazine polled.

  Results include:
—  Americans ranked the
global economy as most important; terrorism,
     second; and the war in
Iraq, third.  Only the Russians were more
     concerned with terrorism than
Americans.
—  In seven nations (Australia, Brazil, Canada, Finland,
Germany, Great
     Britain and Taiwan), the environment came out on top as a
major
     concern.
—  Global poverty, which tallied only 4 percent
among Americans, was the
     No. 1 concern of respondents in six nations
(France, Mexico,
     Netherlands, Poland, South Africa and Spain) — and
second in five
     others.

On the question "When you think of the U.S.
government, do you consider yourself pro-American, neutral or anti-American?"
respondents in other countries were split:

  —  Nine of the 16 other countries were more
"anti-American" than
     "pro-American,"India and
Poland were most enthusiastic about the U.S. government.
—
Anti-American sentiment was highest among Indonesia, Netherlands and
   
Spain, although U.S. neighbors Mexico and Canada expressed it as
well.

In response to a question about whether respondents
would like to move to the United States, the French expressed strong interest,
as did 73% of respondents in India. In Canada, only about 25% expressed an
interest in relocating, while in Mexico, the nation that sends the most
immigrants to the United States, one-third said they’d want to move there.
French novelist Philippe Laibro hypothesized in the article that "the legend
remains. America is still that land of the second chance, of multiple
opportunities, where anyone can succeed."

About the Global Presidential Poll:

Survey data were collected in 17 nations, 15 by the
international polling firm Synovate.

Larwyn’s link roundup: Obama and the Clock   [Jay
Nordlinger]

Did ACORN Take Obama’s ‘Get In Their Face’
Rallying Cry Literally? NRO

ACORN FRAUD. STEALING AMERICA: ACORN fraud and  other Democratic voting shenanigans across the country

Is ACORN
Stealing The Election?  IBD

Why the blackout on Obama’s
years at Columbia ? World according to Chester Blogspot

The Truth Must be Told

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