Why they hate America by Richard Boudreaux
Los Angeles Times analyzes global anti American sentiment amid the 11 September attacks. Leaders and citizens worldwide fault U.S. power and policies while acknowledging admiration and immigration pull. Critics cite arrogance and double standards, linking events to policy choices and international reactions.
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Richard Boudreaux
Los Angeles Times
Rome
United States
South America
Southeast Asia
New York
Washington
America
Mirjana Bobic
Yugoslavia
Bagus Prasetyo
Hyundai
Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Oklahoma City
Israel
Bush
Russians Fear Similar Attack Could Reach Them
Poll of 500 Russians shows nearly half very worried a terrorist strike like Tuesday's in New York and Washington could happen in Russia. About 30 percent are somewhat worried, and roughly half doubt the US will identify those responsible.
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Lyle Muller
Iowa City
New York
Washington
Russia
U.S
Moscow
Vicki Hessi
University of Iowa
US Department of Political Science
Bush
United States
Hessi
Midwest reactions to 9 11 attacks
Quotes from Iowans reflect shock and solidarity after the September 11 attacks. Residents describe grief for victims, concern for the nation, and a resolve to support leadership actions while continuing daily life.
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Genoa
Italy
U.N
Durban
South Africa
Giulio Andreotti
Senate
Sergio Romano
Vladimir Lukin
Beijing
People’s Daily
China
Africa
Latin America
Middle East
Baghdad
Liberation of
Lebanon
New York City
Steve Jonesi
Cedar Rapids
Midwest
Beth Gauger
Norma Hames
Marion
Jessi Knake
Diego Rivera
Clay Nelson
Town City
Brian Jerome
Central City