surveys conducted by the Gallup Organization in 70 countries representing nearly half the world's population, 30 percent of people said they would choose Obama as president of the United States against eight percent who said they preferred McCain.
In four close US partners in Asia -- Australia, Japan, Singapore and South Korea -- residents came out clearly in favor of Obama.
Two-thirds of Japanese and Australian respondents said they preferred Obama to McCain, who only scored about 15 percent in the two countries.
In Singapore and South Korea, meanwhile, the pro-Obama vote outpaced the pro-McCain vote by around two to one.
"McCain and Obama have each pledged to reinvigorate and strengthen partnerships with the four developed Asian countries and take a more active role in Asian regional organizations," Gallup wrote.
Nine out of 10 people polled in India and Pakistan and seven in 10 in Bangladesh said they had no opinion about whom they would prefer to see in the White House in Washington come next January.
Gallup said the disinterest among South Asians revealed "a great disconnect between many of the world's poorest inhabitants and the politics of the United States."
Latin Americans showed a similar disconnect, with 68 percent of those polled in central America and Mexico and 58 percent in South America voicing no opinion about the US election.
Middle Easterners in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Lebanon and the Palestinian Territories chose Obama over McCain by a margin of at least two to one, although three-quarters of Palestinians said they didn't think the result of the US election would change much in their country.
A majority of Europeans in 14 countries said they wanted an Obama victory, with the Dutch and Norwegians the strongest Obama supporters in Europe: nearly three-quarters in both countries said they preferred him to McCain.
In France, 64 percent chose Obama against four percent for McCain, and in Germany, where an Obama rally in Berlin gathered some 200,000 people in July, the Democratic presidential contender was supported by 62 percent of those polled compared with 10 percent for McCain.
In Africa, a median of 56 percent of poll respondents chose Obama -- meaning the percentage who chose the African American presidential contender was higher than 56 percent in half the 22 countries polled and lower than 56 percent in the other half.
A median of nine percent chose McCain, who did not beat Obama anywhere in Africa, even though the current US administration of Republican President George W. Bush has a high approval rating on the continent.
Bush in July signed legislation tripling funds to fight the killer diseases of AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis in Africa under an initiative launched under his administration in 2003.
In Kenya, where Obama's father hailed from, the Democrat was supported by nearly nine in 10 poll respondents; McCain had the support of three percent of Kenyans.
Around 1,000 people were interviewed face-to-face earlier this year in most of the countries that took part in the surveys.
Survey sizes in Kuwait, Japan, Pakistan, Mexico and India were 484, 750, 804, 873 and 2,000 people respectively.
if obama don't win, that is because the mee siam has hum. its no brainer that mee siam does not have a hum.
yesh yesh yesh
OBAMA!!!
in Mc Cain they see another bush.
In Palin, they see beauty queen without brains.
In obama, they see clinton.
Noam Chomsky: People should vote against McCain and for Obama - but without illusions
I wonder does USA have walkovers?
I wonder does USA have GRZ ?
I wonder does USA people get to vote if they want to?
Yes, Obama will win for sure.
8 years of Bush and Republicans = what a USA of today.
How much debt has been incurred for the future generations already and still counting? Another 560 billion bailout on top of the 700 billion? Is there an end to this black hole?
This election has the simplest and easiest decision to make :
A. Another 4 More Good Years in Addition to that 8 long years ?
OR
B. CHANGE.
There is no need to even wait for the official announcement. Obama is the President.
The republicans are sway to be encountering the 911, and world financial crisis.
i dont think the democrats would do any different from the republicans to please the americans citizens.
Originally posted by reyes:The republicans are sway to be encountering the 911, and world financial crisis.
i dont think the democrats would do any different from the republicans to please the americans citizens.
Who can wrong you?
But when it comes to who will win, it has to be
Obama. Having said this, no one will guarantee anything about his performance.
Its not about who is more handsome.
Its not about who is smarter.
Its not about who is more experienced.
Its purely a decision to choose between 2 politicians. Yes, politicians are politicians.
Obama is also not gonna able to solve the debt problem of USA. Period. No one can. Thanks to Bush junior.
I do not see how USA can be prosperous again in the next 5 years.
A swine VS a salesman.... dun really care who win... Such is the state of amecrican politica, if I am american i will prob void the bloody vote.
The Grand Old Party will win again. The president is also a commander-in-chief of the armed forces. He who has served the military will have the added advantage.
Clinton let Osama slip away and George W. Bush could not catch him. ![]()
If you are poor.. you vote for Obama.
If you are well to do.. you vote for Mccain.
Originally posted by FireIce:yesh yesh yesh
OBAMA!!!
HAHA.
If Obama is elected as President, I pray that he will not suffer the same fate as JFK.
The similarities from pre-election, their oratory skills, their charisma.. save their skin colour, is just too great.....
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Originally posted by jojobeach:If you are poor.. you vote for Obama.
If you are well to do.. you vote for Mccain.
Not true. Obama has his supporters in the well-to-do liberal circles here as well. McCain has his supporters in the conservative Singaporean circle too.
It's more of ideology rather than wealth. But I personally will be rooting for an Obama victory.
Originally posted by dotaro:If Obama is elected as President, I pray that he will not suffer the same fate as JFK.
The similarities from pre-election, their oratory skills, their charisma.. save their skin colour, is just too great.....
How can you compare the great John F. Kennedy with this Obama. JFK was man who truly believed in america and its people. Obama ans McCain are working for the same side. JFK surpasses Obama greatly in oratory skills! You're degrading him by saying that he is simillar to Obama. What a douche...
Are yawl being silly? Let the negro rule america. He will also do things like Bush. You jus wait and see. Down with the west! Time for Asia to rise!
Originally posted by LazerLordz:Not true. Obama has his supporters in the well-to-do liberal circles here as well. McCain has his supporters in the conservative Singaporean circle too.
It's more of ideology rather than wealth. But I personally will be rooting for an Obama victory.
LOL.. and are those guys paying taxes ????
So tell me..what ideology of Obama ya rootin for ?
Surely..it can't be those like our dear ol Marxist ?
Originally posted by jojobeach:If you are poor.. you vote for Obama.
If you are well to do.. you vote for Mccain.
amen to that.
over here, for every 10 Obama bumper stickers, I see 1 mccain / palin
Obama is thought to be in the CFR which includes bush and his father and long reign of guys in the Democrats... haiz... its the same old thing once Obama gets voted.... search for CFR in youtude if you do not know what is it...... and guess wat Obama received the most donations from Fannie Mae. The one that costs the big financial flop in the US then affected worldwide. Why Obama received the biggest donations from Fannie? Thats for you to go understand....
Originally posted by coffeeortea:amen to that.
over here, for every 10 Obama bumper stickers, I see 1 mccain / palin
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How can you compare the great John F. Kennedy with this Obama. JFK was man who truly believed in america and its people. Obama ans McCain are working for the same side. JFK surpasses Obama greatly in oratory skills! You're degrading him by saying that he is simillar to Obama. What a douche...
I'm actually comparing JKF & Obama in terms of the qualities they share, not in terms of who is better.
Even the Americans themselves are comparing the both of them, and in doing so, they're speculating that once a non-white into the House, the white supremists influence will get the better and Obama may get assasinated in the end.
Obama is thought to be in the CFR which includes bush and his father and long reign of guys in the Democrats... haiz... its the same old thing once Obama gets voted.... search for CFR in youtude if you do not know what is it
If you go and search for CFR in youtube or google, it is likely that you will find bullshit conspiracy crap about NWO again.
Here is some real info on CFR, not bullshit NWO horse crap:
Chatham House had close institutional relations with a number of other similar organizations, especially in the Dominions. It also has a parallel organization, which was regarded as a branch, in New York. This latter, the Council on Foreign Relations, was not founded by the American group that attended the meeting at the Hotel Majestic in 1919, but was taken over almost entirely by that group immediately after its founding in 1919. This group was made up of the experts on the American delegation to the Peace Conference who were most closely associated with J.P. Morgan and Company. The Morgan bank has never made any real effort to conceal its position in regard to the Council on Foreign Relations. The list of officers and board of directors are printed in every issue of Foreign Affairs and have always been loaded with partners, associates, and employees of J.P. Morgan and Company. According to Stephen King-Hall, the RIIA agreed to regard the Council on Foreign Relations as its American branch. The relationship between the two has always been very close. For example, the publications of one are available at reduced prices to the members of the other; they frequently sent gifts of books to each other (the Council, for example, giving the Institute a seventy-five-volume set of the Foreign Relations of the United States in 1933); and there is considerable personal contact between the officers of the two (Toynbee, for example, left the manuscript of Volumes 7-9 of A Study of History in the Council's vault during the recent war)...
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Research stuff on internet must use brain and analyse, you think suka suka type in youtube and google can really get good solid solid info?
Get bullshit you also cannot tell the difference, that is why so much conspiracy propaganda crap on internet.
Nothing but shit.
Who can wrong you?
But when it comes to who will win, it has to be
Obama. Having said this, no one will guarantee anything about his performance.
Its not about who is more handsome.
Its not about who is smarter.
Its not about who is more experienced.
Its purely a decision to choose between 2 politicians. Yes, politicians are politicians.
Obama is also not gonna able to solve the debt problem of USA. Period. No one can. Thanks to Bush junior.
I do not see how USA can be prosperous again in the next 5 years.
One of the reason why americans prefer obama is because they believe he can better handle the financial crisis.
i rather blame alan greenspan than GWbush. he keep reassuring the house of representatives that CDS, derivatives trading are safe mechanism.
no wonder few would like to seek his advice now.