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After an initial support of the [[United States]] after the [[9/11]] tragedy, many nations became frustrated at the [[United States]] after unilateral action was taken against [[Iraq]], particularly as this action did not have [[United Nations]] support. | After an initial support of the [[United States]] after the [[9/11]] tragedy, many nations became frustrated at the [[United States]] after unilateral action was taken against [[Iraq]], particularly as this action did not have [[United Nations]] support. | ||
| − | While the practice has recently diminished, many dissenters who protested against American policy immediately following [[9/11]] were cited as being "Anti-American". | + | While the practice has recently diminished, many dissenters who protested against [[American]] policy immediately following [[9/11]] were cited as being "Anti-American". |
Revision as of 11:34, May 18, 2008
Anti-Americanism is discrimination, hatred, or criticism of United States of America.
After an initial support of the United States after the 9/11 tragedy, many nations became frustrated at the United States after unilateral action was taken against Iraq, particularly as this action did not have United Nations support.
While the practice has recently diminished, many dissenters who protested against American policy immediately following 9/11 were cited as being "Anti-American".