US: Genocide Olympics Not an Important Matter

Should the United States athletes boycott the Olympics in China?

Yes	21%
No	53%
Not sure	26%

Should U.S. president George W. Bush boycott the opening ceremonies in Beijing, unless China makes major changes in its human rights policies?

Yes	31%
No	45%
Not sure	25%

Source: Rasmussen Reports
Methodology: Telephone interviews to 800 likely American voters, conducted on Apr. 7 and Apr. 8, 2008. Margin of error is 3 per cent.

French Show Moxie by Snuffing China's Precious Torch

The relentless anti-Chinese demonstrations ignited across the capital with unexpected power and ingenuity, foiling 3,000 police officers deployed on motorcycles, in jogging gear and even inline skates.

Chinese organizers finally gave up on the relay, canceling the last third of what China had hoped would be a joyous jog by torch-bearing VIPs past some of Paris’ most famous landmarks.

Woo Hoo!

French Support Sarkozy Standing Up to China

Do you support or oppose French president Nicolas Sarkozy boycotting the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympic Games to protest the human rights situation in China?

Support	53%
Oppose	42%

Do you support or oppose French athletes boycotting the Beijing Olympic Games to protest the human rights situation in China?

Support	41%
Oppose	55%

Source: CSA / Reporters without Borders
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 959 French adults, conducted on Mar. 19 and Mar. 20, 2008. No margin of error was provided.

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