I'd venture to say that the reason is that Americans send their troops to far away lands from their country, to kill people on command and without reason or cause; and yet if the same thing happens to Americans, then it's blue murder they cry.

For some strange reason, hypocriticality attracts hatred by other people.

I mean, the Americans sent, have sent, and are sending troops to half a dozen countries of which I know, where they killed thousands of people, destroyed the landscape, even trees and plants can't grow there any more, and then they washed their hands, came home, and now it's a "disgrace" to support Viet Nam war dodgers, and we are starting to see hero movies about Viet Nam.

I am sure a lot of the Britons, their friends, and people in other countries, both democracies and not, both Christian and not, both atheist and not, are full of hatred for the American government, and by osmosis, justly or not, for the American people. The Americans sent troops to, for instance, Afghanistan, supposedly to find Bin Laden. Ten years later the troops are still there, the country is more of a pile and rubble of once-buildings-now-rock than ever, and Bin Laden has not been caught.

This is suspect. There were Nazi war criminals who escaped the invading liberating forces, and escaped to unknown lands; these men were well protected and their looks and identities changed. Nobody knew where they were; yet these Nazi war criminals were tracked down, brought home, tried and executed by Israel and Israeli secret service men after the second world war. Israel did not invade Paraguay or Uruguay to catch these men. Isreal did not spend three trillion dollars to bring a number of these war criminals to justice. Whereas America has the whole world mobilized, has waged war on terror for ten years now, created havoc, disorder, pain, torture and mother's and wive's tears, for the same ten year period; and they were unable to catch just one man. Oh, and they did spend three trillion on the wars in the last ten years.

So this explains why most people in the entire world hate Americans and most definitely the American Government: Americans act like psychopaths, to whom the suffering of other humans is not worth a penny, let them suffer, they say, it's no skin off of our backs. Americans treat each soldier fallen in Afghanistan as a national hero, yet the men were there to kill Afghans; no tears are shed for the lives of Afghans. They are cooookooraches, the Americans give that air to the world, the Americans make the world believe they think of Afghan lives as dirt, specs of boogers. So why do Americans get surprised for their "government" being hated?

Secondly, they are ineffective, the well-fed, well-organized, well-protected, well-armed and well-armoured American troops. (For each American soldier that gets killed, five hundred Afghans have died. Afghan fighters are vulnerable to bullets; American troops have such an effective body armour that only their necks are vulnerable to injury. Almost all American casualties happen when an American army truck drives over a landmine, or American troops have to enter a building or cave in only one possible, small spot. In the landmines, there are millions of shrapnesl pieces flying, they have a good chance of hitting at least one neck. In case of going into a building, there are hundreds of Afghan warriors and patriots firing at one man, so some bullets find the neck. Americans, however, even if they fire just a few shots, will kill a man, each time.)

The joke is that the Americans still haven't caught their man, a man, one man, despite having spent more money on this than the entire world's economy generates in a year, outside of America. And thirdly, they are stupid, for having to ask "why does the world hate us?"

At least we got to the point where Americans are asking this question. They are asking it as if it was an incredibly stupid thing to ask, as if it was an incomprehensible thought. The more they ask, the more they will learn the opinion of others of their country, and the more they will learn how badly their country's international affairs have been managed. Americans will finally learn, I very much hope, that it is not nice to be international bullies to the nth degree. Americans will finally learn, I hope, to listen to newscasts of other countries, and not rely for their individual knowledge of the world entirely on the American news media.

You see, Americans established at least one torture colony, and nobody blinked an eye about that. Not one American, anyway.

But America, which was the most popular and most beloved country in the entire world for a good 40-50 years after the second world war, compeltely and utterly destroyed the goodwill of the world toward it, it turned itself to be the most hated nation in the world at present.

Why? I am asking this now. Why did the Americans let this happen? How could they? Where was their humanity, their conscience in the last ten-twenty years?

In my experience there are three kinds of men.

1. The ones who "say" they don't want to get married but within about three months they are talking about marriage or asking you to get married.

2. The ones who talk about wanting to find the right woman to settle down and get married, but are really just playing the field, or afraid of commitment.

3. They just want to get laid, and beyond that they are fair game. (Meaning they don't think beyond that.)

Men, do any of you fall into one of these categories?