Monday, July 31, 2006

Georgia: Russia Interfering...Again

Russia: Sinking to a New Low as Meat Theft Rises

Lebanon: Peace in Return for Shebaa Farms

Israel: Islamic Jihad Biggie Killed

Louisiana: Political Guesswork Abounds

New York: Suozzi Getting on Democrat's Nerves

Tennessee Workers Transport Uranium From Libya to Russia

"A clear indication of Libya's continued commitment to rid itself of weapons of mass destruction and proliferation-sensitive materials."

Michigan: DeVos Leads Granholm by 4

Georgia: McKinney Losing in Primary Run-off

Virginia: Allen Leads Webb by 16

Peru: Free Trade With US Wanted

Do you think the proposed free trade agreement with the United States will be positive or negative for Peru?

Positive

58.8%

Negative

15.8%

No effect

15.0%

No reply

10.4%


Source: CPI
Methodology: Face-to-face interviews with 500 Peruvian adults in Metropolitan Lima, conducted from Jul. 22 to Jul. 24, 2006. Margin of error is 4.5 per cent.

Iraq: Al-Maliki Popular

Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Ka-lee-for-nee-ah: Schwarzenegger Leads by 8

"The public is little more optimistic about the future of California and giving the governor a little more credit."

Maine: Democrats Accused of Faking Polls

"All of this demonstrates clearly that the Baldacci camp is scared to death of my campaign. That is first and foremost."

Ohio: 2 Governor Polls Show Quite a Different Story

Florida: Will a Huge Crist Primary Win Carry Over Into General Election?

Friday, July 21, 2006

Connecticut: Lieberman Losing Primary, but Winning General Election

Wisconsin: Governor's Race — Doyle 43, Green 42

Argentina & UK Still Harping Over Falkland Islands

Lebanon: Will Resist Israeli Invasion

UK: Blair's Ratings Starting to go Up

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way Tony Blair is doing its job?


Jun. 26

May 30

May 2

Satisfied

32%

26%

29%

Dissatisfied

60%

67%

64%

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way the government is doing his job?


Jun. 26

May 30

May 2

Satisfied

27%

22%

22%

Dissatisfied

64%

69%

68%

Source: Ipsos-MORI
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 939 British adults, conducted from Jun. 20 to Jun. 26, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

Israel: America Supportive

Does Israel have the right to attack Lebanon?

Yes

54%

No

34%

Not sure

12%

About the Middle East. Is the kidnapping of Israeli soldiers an act of war against Israel? Or not?

Yes

60%

No

25%

Not sure

15%

Source: SurveyUSA
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,200 American adults, conducted on Jul. 16, 2006. Margin of error is 2.9 per cent.

Thursday, July 20, 2006

Iran: Threats Against Israeli Action in Lebanon

"They (Israel) want Lebanon to be a meat in their mouth, but the powerful Hezbollah has prevented their dream from being realized."

"What is going on in Lebanon today eliminates all the possible doubts about the necessity for the powerful presence of the resistance movement in that country."

Israel: US Allows 1 Week to Smash Hizbollah

Why Won't They Call it World War III?

Tuesday, July 18, 2006

Iran: Home Version of Hizbollah Ready to Attack US

"They have been trained and they can become fully armed. We are ready to dispatch them to every corner of the world to jeopardise Israel and America's interests. We are only waiting for the Supreme Leader's green light to take action. If America wants to ignite World War Three ... we welcome it."

European Union Supports Ukraine Expansion

Mexico: Recount Believed Unnecessary

Monday, July 17, 2006

Taiwan: Buying 66 Fighters From the US

Turkey: President Sezer Signs Anti-Terror Law

Netherlands: Pedophiles? Fine With Us!

"Dutch citizens must make their voices heard if we do not want to sacrifice our children to paedophile interests."

Wow, that's very insensitive to Baby F@ckers. This person should be forced to take diversity training by the liberals—at gunpoint if need be.

Get out your rainbow flag and celebrate!

Russia: Chechens Murder 2 Policemen

"We were standing on the street and saw how two people came out of a building on Victory Avenue. People in a car opened fire on them."

India: Police Scour Islamic Ghettos

Mexico: Liberal Candidate Demands Election Results be Ignored

Somalia: #1 Terrorist Says No to Peacekeepers

Iraq: Terrorists Murder at Least 48 More Innocents

"About six cars with at least 20 masked gunmen blocked the market road from two sides, got out of the car and opened fire randomly on women, children and elderly people in the market."

Afghanistan: 4 Al-Qaeda Killed

"The purpose of this operation was to capture or kill an Al-Qaeda operational leader, who is a significant threat to Afghan and coalition forces in Khost province."

Indonesia: Another Tsunami, Dozens Die

Michigan: Senate — DeVos 47, Granholm 42

Maryland: Governor's Race — O'Malley 49, Ehrlich 42

Maryland: Steele Would Beat Mfume, Lose to Cardin

New Jersey: Kean Surges, Retakes Lead

Minnesota: Senate Race — Kenndy 50, Klobuchar 44

Friday, July 14, 2006

Gerald Ford is 93!

Maybe CNN will celebrate by showing that old footage of him stumbling in front of the cameras. CNN is just classy enough to do that.

Sri Lanka: Even More Fatal Misery

Pakistan: Shiite Leader Murdered

Lebanon: Terrorists Hit Israeli Warship With Exploding Drone

South Carolina: US Rep. Spratt Demands Democrats Pull Ghoulish Ad

It is unbelievably repulsive that Democrats would use our murdered military heroes to raise money for their own bloated benefit.
And yet, can I say I'm surprised?
No, I really can't.
Besides, the overwhelming majority of our military would never vote for a Democrat in a million years and the Dems are constantly doing things to undermine them at every turn. Now, suddenly we are supposed to believe that liberals care about our troops?

Washington: Senate Race — Cantwell 47, McGavick 43

As close as ever.

California: Senate Race — Feinstein 60, Mountjoy 33

Iran: What do the People Think?

By the way, notice the biased questioning? Then again, what do you expect from a Zogby poll?


Would you most like to see Iran’s society become more secular and liberal, more religious and conservative, or just stay as it is?

More secular and liberal

30.7%

More religious and conservative

36.0%

Just stay as it is

15.0%

Not sure

18.3%

What do you think the most important long-term goal for the Iranian government should be?

Reforming economy so it operates more efficiently

41.0%

Developing arsenal of nuclear weapons for defence

27.1%

Expanding the freedoms of Iranian citizens

22.9%

None / Not sure

9.0%

Source: Zogby International / Reader’s Digest
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 810 Iranian adults, conducted from May 18 to Jun. 1, 2006. Margin of error is 3.5 per cent.

Wednesday, July 12, 2006

India: What Will They Learn From Their 9/11?

"Our strength lies in our unity. Let us stand together as one people, as one nation."

Mexico: Gore Loserman Part 2?

Israel: Pounding Iran's Hezbollah Puppets

EU Fines Microsoft 280 Euros

It's great to see these two evil organizations at each other's throats. No matter who loses, we win.

Maine: Woodcock Grabs 2 pt. Lead Over Baldacci

Missouri: Talent 42, McCaskill 42

Japan: People Getting Tougher on North Korea

Do you support or oppose enacting stronger sanctions against North Korea, such as blocking money remittances or curbing trade?

Support

80.7%

Oppose

12.6%

Source: Kyodo News
Methodology: Interviews to 1,011 Japanese adults, conducted on Jul. 7 and Jul. 8, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

UK: Conservatives Lead by 10

If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party do you think you would vote for?


Jul. 2006

Apr. 2006

Conservative

41%

34%

Labour

31%

32%

Liberal Democrat

15%

18%

Other

13%

16%

Source: BPIX / Mail on Sunday
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,967 British adults, conducted from Jul. 6 to Jul. 8, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

New Jersey: Corzine Closed Down State, But Keeps Free Viagra in Budget

"That's a ton of money... I don't know what these people are thinking"
—Steve Lonegan, Mayor of Bogota

Monday, July 10, 2006

Army Reaches June Recruiting Goal

"Obviously we're pleased with our success so far this year."

Poland: President Kaczynski Names Twin Prime Minister

UK: More Troops to Afghanistan

"People have always understood that it's going to be dangerous and difficult for a very simple reason that for the first time we are going into the south of Afghanistan where the Taliban and the terrorists are trying to get a foothold back there."

Russia: Child Murdering Chechen Leader Killed

How do you like it, you animal?

World Cup: Zidane's Excuse for Violence — Was Made Fun Of

Louisiana: Raid on Jefferson's Office Legal

Massachusetts: McCain Would Beat Hillary & Gore, Giuliani Wouldn't

It is certainly no boon to the McCain campaign that crazed liberals of Massachusetts have taken such a liking to the Senator from Arizona. This can be used against him in the primary.

Giuliani Likely to Run for President

Missouri: Senate Race — Talent 42, McCaskill 42

New Mexico: Senate Race — Bingaman 59, McCulloch 33

Bosnia: Serbs Support Independence

Canada: Conservatives Have 10 pt. Lead

What party would you vote for in the next federal election?


Jun. 18

May 28

May 7

Conservative

38%

38%

41%

Liberal

28%

29%

29%

New Democratic Party

19%

21%

16%

Bloc Québécois

10%

8%

10%

Source: Decima Research / Canadian Press
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,023 Canadian adults, conducted from Jun. 16 to Jun. 18, 2006. Margin of error is 3.1 per cent.

Israel: Most Arabs Want 2 State Solution

Two-state solution: an Israeli
state and a Palestinian state

52.4%

Bi-national state on all
of historic Palestine

23.6%

No solution

9.4%

One Palestinian state

7.4%

Islamic state

2.9%

Others

2.0%

Don’t know

1.0%

No answer

1.3%

Source: Jerusalem Media & Communication Center
Methodology: Interviews with 1,197 adults in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, conducted on Jun. 21 and Jun. 22, 2006. Margin of error is 3 per cent.

Sunday, July 9, 2006

Evan Bayh Moves Slickly in the Background

"I don't think you can get elected five times in a state that hasn't gone Democratic since 1964 without learning how to campaign."

Somalia: Islamo-Fascists Gain Ground After Killings

Traitors in CIA Uncovered by House Member

"Every day we suffer from the consequences of individuals promoting their personal agendas. This is clearly a place at which we do not want or need to be."

Hungary: Taxes Anger Citizens

France: Sarkozy Has Small Lead

Who would you vote for in the presidential election?


Jun. 2006

Apr. 2006

Nicolas Sarkozy

32%

32%

Ségolène Royal

30%

30%

Jean-Marie Le Pen

13%

12%

François Bayrou

8%

8%

Olivier Besancenot

6%

5%

Philippe de Villiers

3%

4%

Marie-George Buffet

3%

4%

Dominique Voynet

3%

2%

Arlette Laguiller

2%

3%

Source: Ifop / Paris Match
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 800 French registered voters, conducted on Jun. 29 and Jun. 30, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

Friday, July 7, 2006

Bolivia: Citizens Starting to Chafe Under Chavez Influence

Canada: Conservatives Still Popular

If a Canadian federal election were held today, which one of the following parties would you vote for?


Jun. 2006

Mar. 2006

Conservative

39%

41%

Liberal

25%

22%

New Democratic Party

21%

21%

Bloc Québécois

9%

10%

Green

4%

5%

Source: Environics Research Group
Methodology: Interviews with 1,886 eligible and decided Canadian voters, conducted from Jun. 2 to Jun. 23, 2006. Margin of error is 2.3 per cent.

EU: How do Europeans Feel About it?

In general, does the European Union conjure up for you a very positive, fairly positive, neutral, fairly negative or very negative image?

Very positive

9%

Fairly positive

41%

Neutral

32%

Fairly negative

12%

Very negative

4%

Not sure

2%

Source: TNS Opinion & Social / Eurobarometer
Methodology: Interviews to 29,220 people ages 15 and over in the 25 European Union (EU) member nations, two acceding countries, two candidate countries, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus., conducted from Mar. 27 to May 1, 2006. Margin of error is 3.1 per ce

Thursday, July 6, 2006

Portugal: Over Half of Population Legally Stupid

Would you say the United States is the greatest threat to world peace?

Yes

52.3%

No

37.6%

Not sure

10.1%

Source: Aximage / Correio da Manha
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 500 Portuguese adults, conducted from Jun. 20 to Jun. 22, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

PARTY SWITCH! South Carolina Councilman Joins GOP

Israel: UN Attacks Gaza Policy

Just For Laughs: Russia Says Israel Shouldn't Endanger Citizens

Wednesday, July 5, 2006

Republic of Georgia: Bush Backs NATO Dreams

Afghanistan: About 40 Taliban Killed

"Several of the extremists killed were area Taliban leaders who planned and conducted multiple attacks against local Afghans, government officials and coalition forces."

Somalia: Killed for Watching World Cup — Welcome to Islamic Law

Israel: Tanks Move Forward Into Gaza

"The goals we have set forth remain: releasing the kidnapped soldier Gilad Shalit and stopping projectile fire."

Hillary Stabs Lieberman in Back

Virginia: Governor Kaine's Impotent Beginning

Sunday, July 2, 2006

Washington: Senate — Cantwell 47, McGavick 43

Iraq: Syrians Responsible for Saturday's Murder of 62 Civilians

California: Governor — Schwarzenegger 45, Angelides 45

Missouri: Senate Race — Talent 49, McCaskill 44

Maine: Governors' Race — Baldacci 45, Woodcock 43

UK: Conservative's Lead Grows

If there were a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for?


Jun. 23

May 26

May 9

Conservative

39%

38%

37%

Labour

32%

32%

31%

Liberal Democrats

17%

16%

17%

Other

12%

14%

15%

Source: YouGov / Daily Telegraph
Methodology: Online interviews with 2,009 British adults, conducted from Jun. 21 to Jun. 23, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

Saturday, July 1, 2006

Australia: Lazy "Workers" Protest Fairer Labor Laws

Somalia: Ethiopians Trying to Stop Islamo-Fascist Takeover

"The commander of the troops asked the people of the town to show calm and not worry about their presence."

New Jersey: Spiteful Corzine Shuts Down Government

Israel: Palestinian Prime Minister's Office Bombed

Unfortunately, PM Ismail Haniya was not inside the building when this happened.

World Cup: France Upsets Brazil

I guess I don't have France as much as I thought I did, because I'm glad they beat the cocky Brazilians. Now all the people in Newark, New Jersey can take their green flags down and mop their floors with them. I guess it would be too much to ask them to put up an American flag instead.

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