INTERNATIONAL SURVEY SHOWS LITTLE SUPPORT FOR BUSH POLICY

[Lindacooks]

<snip>Then there is a third undercurrent: concern among some observers of the American political campaign about whether the Napoleonic American president is temperamentally stable.

Even Londoners seem shocked at the recent poll taken by 10 of the world's leading newspapers, including The Guardian, Japan's Asahi Shimbun, France's Le Monde, Canada's La Presse and Australia's Sydney Morning Herald, to measure opinions of George Bush's America.

The survey showed a profound overall disillusionment with America, a vast rejection of the Iraq war, a contempt for the Bush administration, a growing hostility to American democracy and culture, and a too-strong endorsement of John Kerry (news - web sites) for president.

If you look only at the British public -- the people closest historically to Americans -- the findings are more severe. The British would vote 50 percent for Kerry and 22 percent for Bush. Sixty percent say they don't like Bush, rising to 77 percent among Brits under 25.<snip>

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