[AdamSelene235]

Mr. Naqvi contends that India's positive feelings toward Bush are the result of lack of exposure to global events.

No, its India's exposure to Islamic terrorism, dummy.

[highpockets]

Pollster Doug Miller, president of GlobeScan, defends his polls results, saying they are consistent with other polls conducted over the past few years.

So his poll is good when bad for Bush

But he admits that the sample of Indians who participated all came from such urban areas as Delhi, Bombay (Mumbai), Calcutta, and Madras (Chennai), a fact that might skew the findings somewhat

And not so good when good for Bush

America hater, DNC significant other health care endorser.

[NewRomeTacitus]

I can't understand why the world is so down on us when our elected leader has shown only the highest concern toward it.

[familyop]

"...the global distrust-America trend - a phenomenon that largely resulted from America's 2003 decision to launch a preemptive war in Iraq without UN approval,..."

That's not true. The hate-America trend in Europe was just about as strong before the September attack. But then many of us know that the Christian Science Monitor is a hate-America publication.

[GVnana]

And could it be that India realizes it's emerging global importance as a God-fearing alternative to China?