The US Election for the Rest of The World (POLL)

Worldpeace.org ^ | June 30, 2004

[Jane_N]

"The US Election for the Rest of The World

Only one vote counts and you must be in a country other than the U.S.A.

See how each country is voting

Let's help the U.S. figure out who their president should be.

Lord knows they spend a lot of time 'helping' other countries with theirs."

Poll is located here: http://worldpeace.org.au/virtualelection.asp

[Jane_N]

Found this online and thought it may be interesting. From what I could tell majority of the people that have voted on this poll want Nader to win the election. Unfortunately you have to be outside of the US to vote in this poll/virtual election.

[Libertarian4Bush]

here's what they got from me:

could your rhetoric be any more laced with anti-bush propaganda? too bad for you losers that the UNITED STATES elects their president, not the ungrateful stepchild that we call "the rest of the world."

I hope your exercise turns out just how you want it - 'cause it's the only election your buddies are going to win.

[visualops]

Let's help the U.S. figure out who their president should be.
Lord knows they spend a lot of time 'helping' other countries with theirs."

oh put it where the sun don't shine geez I'm so sick of this crap.

[dsrtsage]

I noticed that neither Iraq, and Afghanistan are not on this list. Hmmm, interesting.

[kcar]

The bluer the country voting, the redder it'll become.

[AntiGuv]

Well, Bush is winning landslides in Barbados, Estonia, Oman, Panama, and Uganda. =)

[GnL]

That entire site is a waste of bandwidth. Who gives a flying Kerry who the rest of the world would elect as OUR president. One more thing--we gave peace a chance...we got 9/11. Peace through strength, peace through victory.

[AntiGuv]

I'm guessing that the nations are listed only once a vote is logged, and there's no surprise that no one from Iraq or Afghanistan has voted. Iraq doesn't even own its own domain yet and does anyone in Afghanistan even know what an Internet is? ;^)

[dsrtsage]

perhaps you are right about that. I know Iraq has internet, and I'm sure kabul does, however it is doubtful that people in those countries would stoop to go to such an obviously leftly website like that with a name like worldpeace or whatever it was.

[Jorge]

could your rhetoric be any more laced with anti-bush propaganda? too bad for you losers that the UNITED STATES elects their president, not the ungrateful stepchild that we call "the rest of the world."

You go girl! That's what I say.

I'm praying these hand-kissing backstabbing atheistic Godless heathens get what they deserve most. FOUR MORE YEARS of Bush.

[AntiGuv]

Bingo!

[freedom44]

It's a world peace site.

That really needs to be mentioned.

[LiberalBassTurds]

This is a great tool. Shows all the sane people in the USA who NOT to vote for!

LBT

-=-=-

[Kaslin]

I agree that the whole site is a waste of bandwidth. We don't need them to tell us who our president should be. I really hate it when foreigners are trying to meddle in our politics

[SlightOfTongue]

Actually, liberals and Democrats don't deserve a president as great as Dubya. But we intelligent right thinking people do.

They are used to electing bad presidents. If only they could take their idiot bad presidents and their lying ilk and attitude to another planet.

[Mister Baredog]

These folks just don't understand how much we don't care what they think

I thought they did and that was why they don't like us?

LOL Seriesly!

[Watery Tart]

I think that if they were to get their .iq domain tomorrow, they'd FReep the heck out of this poll, judging by what their bloggers are saying. ;o)

[SpinyNorman]

Can we have a US election on whether to pull France's chestnuts out of the fire the next time it is invaded?

And it looks like they will be taken down by a Islamic invasion from within in the not too distant future.