A "Poll" with everything in it: Arab racism, Islamofascism, Biased (Arabist-BBC) media

Just a bit after (the June/2006 Hezbullah-Israel war) that bloodthirsty Islamic-Huzbullah Human shields trick in Lebanon to cause Arab Kids' deaths so to pin it on the Zionists, the biased BBC rushed to conduct a 'polI' who is looked upon negatively. Israel, Iran & US came out on top.

Islamofascism, Muslim countries, bah!
Israel, of course, has long provoked sharp international reactions, and last year was involved in a controversial war in Lebanon. … Israel is viewed most negatively in the Muslim countries of the Middle East, although also in Europe. http://www.worldpress.org/Americas/2706.cfm#down

Timing & the BBC
Israel is viewed quite negatively in the world, possibly because the poll was conducted less than six months following the Israel/Hezbollah war in Lebanon. On average, 56 percent have a mainly negative view of the country, http://bokertov.typepad.com/btb/2007/03/cleveland_we_ha.html

As global Arab racism is a hard fact: Then you have the Arabs (Syrian & Lebanese) in Brazil, their overwheling power...
In Latin American and Asia, Brazil (72 percent) and MUSLIM Indonesia (71 percent) were the most negative, respectively. Nations that were most positive about Israel were Nigeria (45 percent positive), the US (41 percent), and Kenya (38 percent)...

http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=52574 MEDIA MATTERS BBC confesses bias on religion, politics Internal memo reveals execs saying Bible tossed in trash OK, not Quran -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: October 23, 2006 5:00 p.m. Eastern © 2006 WorldNetDaily.com An internal British Broadcasting Corporation memo reveals senior figures admitted the national news agency was guilty of promoting left-wing views and anti-Christian sentiment. News of the memo, reported by British media, comes as the BBC continues to struggle against claims of biased reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and distorted coverage of the global fight against terror, reports the Israeli YnetNews.com. The admissions of bias were made at a recent "impartiality" summit the BBC held. Most executives admitted the corporation's representation of homosexuals and ethnic minorities was unbalanced and disproportionate, YnetNews.com said. The British news agency, the report said, leaned too strongly

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