Remember this post ("A Gallup International poll has revealed that Irish, in Ireland, would vote 96-4 percent for Barack Obama over Mitt Romney...") and this video...

Well, it's not just the Irish...

The presidential election here at home is neck and neck. The Real Clear Politics average of the popular vote puts Gov. Mitt Romney 0.6 percent ahead of President Obama.

But if the world had its say, this election would be a blowout favoring the incumbent.

That's according to a BBC World Service poll taken in 21 countries. It found for the most part, foreign countries preferred Obama. The only exception was Pakistan where more people said they preferred Romney.

Romney is not even popular in Poland. But the real surprise (and this makes sense if you think about it in a certain way—the way of African tribalism), Romney has a lot of support in the land of the Obamas, Kenya.