[GianniV]

This paragraph sums it all up:

"A wide section of the British public deeply dislikes Bush, viewing him as a unilateralist. The detention of four Britons without trial at Guantanamo Bay, his refusal to sign the Kyoto global warming protocol, his rejection of an international criminal court, and his invasion of Iraq without a specific green light from the United Nations add to his unpopularity."

THESE ARE THE EXACT REASONS WHY WE RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT BUSH. SO, GREAT BRITIAN, SCREW YOU.

[68 grunt]

STFU, newbie! Great Britain is our ally! The media lies, there as bad as here, and they are feeding you crap. Do not offend 4, or more, outta 10 Brits, especially the 4 outta 10 are the ones with a semblance of brainpower.

[prairiebreeze]

Now, now. Britain has it's damfools just like we do. And they are our strongest and best ally alongside Australia.

This reporter was from The Times if I heard correctly. They usually have a left bent to their vision. Something like this from The Telegraph would have been even more disappointing.

A lot of the Brit press that I saw at that presser today epitomized smarmy. And cheap.

Prairie

[Sisku Hanne]

I smell troll.

[andyandval]

THESE ARE THE EXACT REASONS WHY WE RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT BUSH. SO, GREAT BRITIAN, SCREW YOU.

my sentiments exactly

[BritishBulldog]

"This paragraph sums it all up:

"A wide section of the British public deeply dislikes Bush, viewing him as a unilateralist. The detention of four Britons without trial at Guantanamo Bay, his refusal to sign the Kyoto global warming protocol, his rejection of an international criminal court, and his invasion of Iraq without a specific green light from the United Nations add to his unpopularity."

THESE ARE THE EXACT REASONS WHY WE RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT BUSH. SO, GREAT BRITIAN, SCREW YOU."

Oh nice. Is it not the case that a wide section of the American public deeply dislikes Bush for the same reasons? Not quite the majority though.

So, GianniV, screw you too!