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To: menotyu
I had never heard about this poll until my economics class this morning, in which my (extremely conservative) professor discussed why America is different and his opinion on why other nations do not agree with us, and he brought it up.

I thought it was interesting that the first choice of the country that Iraqis wanted to emulate was the U.S.; I found it more interesting that the second choice was Saudi a Arabia. The two countries farthest from each other of the choices were the closest in numbers statistically.

2 posted on 09/11/2003 8:24:55 AM PDT by Cathryn Crawford (Wait, I just remembered something! You're boring and my legs work.)
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To: ValenB4
This is interesting. Take a look.
3 posted on 09/11/2003 8:26:42 AM PDT by Cathryn Crawford (Wait, I just remembered something! You're boring and my legs work.)
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To: Cathryn Crawford
Where do you go to school? With a professor like that, it may stay on the list for my kids and notmove to the Berkley side (as in you go there I don't pay side.)
7 posted on 09/11/2003 8:30:35 AM PDT by hilaryrhymeswithrich
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To: Cathryn Crawford
I thought it was interesting that the first choice of the country that Iraqis wanted to emulate was the U.S.; I found it more interesting that the second choice was Saudi a Arabia. The two countries farthest from each other of the choices were the closest in numbers statistically

That is rather strange. Maybe they like our porn , I just read on Drudge that the porn industry is thriving in Iraq. LOL

10 posted on 09/11/2003 8:38:14 AM PDT by menotyu (Doomsday Jesus we need you now ! Strength, Merciless Determination Forever)
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