Which governments foreign policies do you oppose and why?
356003
France, by a wide margin.  They constantly try to bully the rest of Europe into doing things their way.  They threaten Eastern European countries with banishment from the EU if they don't vote France's way.  That idiot, Chirac, walked out on a speech by a French industrialist because the man dared to give it in English.  Talk about insecure!  They think they are still a world power when they haven't been since Napolean.
1062909
I don't like France & South Korea,but I like US, UK and Ukraine.   :)
1120363
Fear of the US government.\n\nThey don' support it.
1010011
I think the polls show that we need a better government that doesn't only care about its own needs but cares about how it affects other countries (i.e. we need a better foreign policy).  We need a government that responds to the United Nations and adheres to international law.  We need a government supporting liberty and justice without infringing on our rights.  We need change.\n\nOur perception is that other countries need us to fix them.  However, other countries can fix themselves with little help.  Although we can help a little, we shouldn't force our culture upon other countries.  We shouldn't advocate violence and should be more humanitarian.\n\nI do believe that the US can be a threat, but Iran and North Korea are still much bigger threats.
782900
No countries have done such things, groups within countries have done though.  For example, Islamic fundimentalists have waged war on western civilisation (not just Christianity I might add) but that doesn't mean all of the Middle East suddenly becomes an enemy.  Much in the same way, the Nazis were German but that doesn't mean all of Germany was an enemy during WW2, just the state that took presidence.
647788
I will agree hate is a strong word but there are reasons there is anger at the US government.  But for most people this does not extend to citizens.\n\nDuring the cold war The US government and USSR were opertunists.  Using other countries during the cold war to gain an advantage.  Trying to gain the advantage by placing military bases in countries around the Soviet Union and US then making promises to the other countries, of what they will do for these countries if they helped in the cold war.  Though the US saw few casulties of the cold war many other countries around USSR and places like CUBA were activly at war to protect their boarders because the US or USSR  had bases there.  \n\nAfter the war the US failed to follow through with most of the promises it made and many of the countries that were fighting during the cold war still face hostility.  These wars are blamed on the US and USSR.  THese countries see the US grandstanding and sending money to all the European countries.  While refusing to make good on their promises to them it gets them upset.  \n\nOn top of that there is the problem that they US plays world police and is hypocritical.  Saying it is ok for some countries to have nuke power but not others.   This is just a few of the reasons but there are many.
947898
France was doing undertable deals with Saddam and violating the sanctions, same the same with Germany and Russia.  Small wonder those 3 didn't want us to invade, they were making millions.
284811
I don't support Communist countries.
635351
The war in Viet Nam.  Many people were against it on principle, as I was at the time.  (Actually, I was more against the draft than the war per se, even then.)  Many others felt the government should not have limited the military so much, and let them get in, win it, and get out.  I have come to that view myself.  Still others were very supportive of the troops, but not necessarily the government policy.  That's also something I agree with today.\n\nI am remembering that when I was involved in the anti-war movement, there were a surprising number of socialists and communists involved, and the communists especially always managed to come up with money or supplies for protesters, or printing presses, etc.  Nowadays I wonder how much of that money had its origins in Moscow.
1143637
I agree. We're waaaaaay too involved with the business of other countries. There's so many more things on the homefront that should be focused on, but the gov't is too worried about foreign diplomacy. We need to take care of ourselves before we can even think about aiding others. \n\nWe also need alternative fuel/energy sources. badly.
759368
Bush and his cronies are not very good at diplomacy or cooperation.  It's not surprising that the rest of the world would not be happy with a country that's taken such a "my way or the highway" stance.  After all, we haven't signed the Kyoto treaty, we won't talk to countries we don't like, we call the UN names and bully them while refusing to pay our dues (uh, that predates the Bush era, but still), we've got people who claim that the Geneva Conventions are "quaint", and we've decided that's it's perfectly okay to wage pre-emptive strikes on sovereign nations without UN approval, which is something that's been a huge no-no ever since WWII.  Frankly, we've not been good world citizens, largely because of the Bush administration.  I think the world hopes the Dems are like their colleague, Bill Clinton, who is, if nothing else, very good at making friends.
747523
At least list your source when you are boasting a claim that large. I thought the West despised the Somali warlords, Blackhawk Down and all that.
1018947
No.  I've got nothing against either country - I'm just getting tired of US soldiers being sent to bail out other countries.  Our soldiers die and the US gets nothing but criticized.
226747
Dear, every policy by western countries are all inhumane lol because they would not implement such ones in their countries
222899
No. Have you ever heard the saying "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" before? Foreign relations lead to strange bedfellows, such is the nature of diplomacy.
416532
The UK is the best ally although strong arguments can be made for Australia.  Israel, Japan, and Poland are strong allies as well.  Not that you asked but I'd say Canada is currently our worst ally.  France, Germany, and those ilk don't really count as worst *ally* because they are not truly allies any longer.
822154
I notice you neglected to name the "countrys" that hate the US that are rejoicing.  So I would say it says much more about your political leanings than anything else.