An interesting article I just read in the Telegraph entitled The Countries That We Love and Hate reports the findings of a poll which sought to determine what Brits think of the world. Some bits:
"YouGov's findings – set out in the chart – offer a fascinating insight into how modern Britons see the wider world."
"One in three of YouGov's respondents regards America as one of the world's three "least safe" countries – more than think the same of Israel, Egypt or South Africa."
"Decades after the loss of the Empire, YouGov's findings also show that Britons still see the old white Commonwealth countries – and, to a lesser extent, the United States – as part of their 'patch'"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...equestid=71777
With regard to the US, how accurate is this YouGov poll against the feelings of Brits (and other Europeans) who frequent this board? My poll against theirs...
"YouGov's findings – set out in the chart – offer a fascinating insight into how modern Britons see the wider world."
"One in three of YouGov's respondents regards America as one of the world's three "least safe" countries – more than think the same of Israel, Egypt or South Africa."
"Decades after the loss of the Empire, YouGov's findings also show that Britons still see the old white Commonwealth countries – and, to a lesser extent, the United States – as part of their 'patch'"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...equestid=71777
With regard to the US, how accurate is this YouGov poll against the feelings of Brits (and other Europeans) who frequent this board? My poll against theirs...
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