CANBERRA, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister John Howard on Friday won the backing of U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation director Louis Freeh for his move towards a U.S.-style zero tolerance strategy against illegal drugs. "I didn't hear anything this afternoon to suggest that my view was wrong," Howard told reporters after a Canberra meeting with Freeh, who was in Australia to advise on security arrangements for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. "I think it's been a valuable opportunity to hear from somebody who heads probably the best law enforcement agency in the world." [continues 270 words]