Israel at ninth place in list of countries liked by Americans; Australia, Britain, Canada top list

Haaretz News Ticker ^ | 2/18/2004 | Israel Radio

[yonif]

U.S. survey: Israel at ninth place in list of countries liked by Americans; Australia, Britain, Canada top list (Israel Radio)

[cyborg]

There's always Brazil. You can look at girls' butts all day.

[smpc]

then you definitely wont want to come to Sydney.'Hollyweird' folks own half of the Harbourside properties.Not to mention Justin Timberlake.

[cyborg]

JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE??? No thanks :)

[Clemenza]

You got it. Brazillian women are great for "bouncin' quarters." Rice and beans sure go the the right places. ;-)

[cyborg]

LOL... yeah the only place where the high carb lifestyle is put to good use

[sheik yerbouty]

"Al Qanada"

[Prodigal Son]

Countries liked for what reason? As nice places to visit?

Good point.

[Celtjew Libertarian]

Is it too late to get in on this one?

My top ten countries, in sort of geographic order:

Ireland
Scotland
England
The Netherlands
Denmark
Czech Republic
Israel
India
Hong Kong
Japan

Second Ten: Canada, Wales, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, Kazakhstan, South Korea.

[realpatriot71]

I've always wanted to go to the Holy Land, but considering current events, I may never make it. It's got to be better than the UK - for sure!

[NZerFromHK]

As I'm from from New Zealand I would say politically and speaking my favourite ten outside NZ would be:

1) USA
2) Australia
3) Taiwan
4) Israel
5) Japan
6) Singapore
7) UK
8) Netherlands
9) Denmark
10) Canada

If I put politics aside, the top ten countries as for where I like to visit would be:

1) USA
2) Australia
3) Canada
4) Hong Kong
5) Singapore
6) Taiwan
7) Japan
8) Singapore
9) UK
10) Germany

[dangus]

** Pretty darn good for a great country that most Americans can't quickly find on a map. **

Come on, it is a trick question, after all... It's called "Holland," but it's labelled "Netherlands."

[The KG9 Kid]

They do like to use an alias, don't they?

I was told that when you're inside the country, it's 'Holland'. When referring to the nation when outside the country, it's 'The Netherlands'.

I stopped myself from remarking about how peculiar that was and then thought that we do the same thing with 'America' and 'The United States'.

[dangus]

Red States are America.
Blue States are "The United States."
Never trust a politician, Bush included, who says the "United States."