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A new survey of global opinion reveals strong negative feelings toward U.S. foreign policy, even as an average of 61 percent of those polled have at least some confidence in President Barack Obama to make sound decisions. The poll, from WorldPublicOpinion.org, a project of the University of Maryland's Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA), found that people perceive the U.S. as hypocritical regarding international law and believe it treats their nations unfairly. Fifteen countries said the U.S. abuses its power and is coercive, while overwhelming majorities in all 19 countries surveyed thought that the U.S. throws its military weight around to gain advantage. The negative views of the U.S. and paradoxical confidence in Obama represent the dual faces of the U.S., said PIPA director Steven Kull. ”America has these two faces. One is the cooperative , restrained, rule-of-law-oriented power,” he told IPS. ”And the other is one of a more traditional state that does what it can to achieve its interests, and because it has more power, it uses it unconcerned about questions of reciprocity and fairness.” ”People see both of them, and they kind of wax and wane depending on what the U.S. does,” Kull added. ”The cooperative one is waxing at the moment, but the other one still exists.” That's why, says Kull, ”Even though people like Obama, you don't see a quantum shift in opinions of how the U.S. is perceived.

America is always Right.

1. And the world's opinion is bullshit.
2. July the Fourth, American Independence day.

1. Thank you America for chewing gum, coca cola, Donald Duck, Superman, MacDonald's fine food, Kentucky Fried Chicken, the atom bomb, wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the military-industrial complex, Mash, Homeland Security,
2. and all the other uplifting cultural activities that the rest of the world could not do without.
5. The Whole world loves America, right?............................................................................................................................................................

Anti-G8 demonstrators clash with police in Italyread more The Star
VICENZA, Italy (Reuters) - Anti-G8 demonstrators clashed briefly withItalian police on Saturday in the first big protest ahead of next week's summit of the world's richest nations. Protesters clash with riot police during a demonstration against a military base used by U.S. paratroopers, in the northern Italian city of Vicenza July 4, 2009....
photo: AP / Luca Bruno

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Sara Palin, she is not cut out to be be vice-president or even governor of Alaska but could do a better job than Monica Levinsky helping a President relax.

Maybe that's why John McCain wanted her as his running-mate.

Who would you choose?

"My life is open to everybody."