Question for nonamericans:

[little_lily613]

I don't really worry about Bush. My biggest fear is that, now that we have a similar government, he will take advantage of that, try to get his foot in the door and utilize Canada for America's benefit. My biggest concerns are with the environment. Canada has more land and a much smaller population. I fear that Bush will try and get hold of some of our natural resources, and try and get his hand's on some of our oil fields (and I think he's succeeded at least somewhat in both areas).

 

[USincognito]

...but in the end i would much rather live here than in your country.

Then you must never have been to Norway. Maybe things have changed in the 20 years since I visited, and I would never emigrate from the U.S., but I would love to have a summer residence in the outskirts of Oslo or Bergen.

 

[MercuryAndy]

Do you have fears of the hard-right Bush administration, of how this would affect your country? Less security and privacy, that Bush and his hacks would find a way to seek economic leverage over your country?

Has it already affected affairs where you live? I know that the EU constitution was defeated, but were there a lot of negative ads against it? Does our corporate elite have as much control over your media as it does ours?

While we're on the topic of corporate control of media, how about the scandal involving the Liberal party of Canada? So far I have only heard one side of the story on that matter. I have not heard anything by Liberal party congresspersons, or the chair of the Liberal party. Was there something going on, but someone out there seized the day and blew it way out of proportion?

BBC is independant and funded by the people. It was created long before america's news broadcasts.

The eu is stronger economicaly than america. America's econemy depends heavily on oil.

We should realy be worried about the bush administration but we realy cant stop laughing at him and his attempt to speak english.