Who's the best leader in the world?

YFlyer · 22-07-2018 07:40PM

The Rothschilds? Is it?

Ulysses Gaze · 22-07-2018 07:41PM

George Soros

Duckworth_Luas · 22-07-2018 07:48PM

I meant to vote for Vladimir but my hand slipped.

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Balanadan · 22-07-2018 08:02PM

Surprised at how few votes Trump got to be honest.

Ken. · 22-07-2018 08:06PM

Balanadan wrote: »

Surprised at how few votes Trump got to be honest.

Why vote for Putin-light when the real mac daddy is on the list.

TallGlass · 22-07-2018 08:09PM

Haha, how did the poll end up like that?

Ken. · 22-07-2018 08:10PM

TallGlass wrote: »

Haha, how did the poll end up like that?

Asking questions, that's a good way to find yourself on a list.

Skylinehead · 22-07-2018 08:11PM

Putinbot wrote: »

Why vote for Putin-light when the real mac daddy is on the list.

President of Russia is nothing compared to President of Earth.

OOnegative · 22-07-2018 08:12PM

http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Hank_Scorpio

This man.

Balanadan · 22-07-2018 08:18PM

Putinbot wrote: »

Why vote for Putin-light when the real mac daddy is on the list.

Trump, in fairness, is the most powerful man in the free world. Not only is he making America great again, he's made huge strides to bring peace to the Korean Peninsula. Any chance he'd get a boost in the poll for that? Doing wonders for US-Russian relations too.

Richard Hillman · 22-07-2018 08:19PM

Vladimir with absolutely no doubt. The guy single-handedly made Russia Great Again. They don't have the military power of years gone by but they make up for that with unconventional guile to re-emerge as a Superpower.

He has also single-handedly been the catalyst of the return of the desire "Strong Man" leadership. For millennia people wanted strong leaders, then came a phase of Husband/Son in Law material with the likes of Clinton and Blair, leading to the likes of Obama, Macron and that Canadian weasel. Those days are done, tried and failed. All were charlatans. The public now desire the devil we know. People like Vladimir, Trump, Duarte and Erdogan. Not nice men, but strong leaders, who fight for their country. We're starting to see this trend in Central and Eastern Europe too.

GottaGetGatt · 22-07-2018 08:23PM

On a serious note, has the poll been Hacked by Russians ?

Giraffe Box · 22-07-2018 08:25PM

The Grand Old Duke Of York.

Skylinehead · 22-07-2018 08:25PM

GottaGetGatt wrote: »

On a serious note, has the poll been Hacked by Russians ?

Russian bots no less.

Atlantic Dawn · 22-07-2018 08:26PM

I think Kim Jong-un would be the most craic to go for scoops with.

Yer Da sells Avon · 22-07-2018 08:31PM

Richard Hillman wrote: »

He has also single-handedly been the catalyst of the return of the desire "Strong Man" leadership. For millennia people wanted strong leaders, then came a phase of Husband/Son in Law material with the likes of Clinton and Blair, leading to the likes of Obama, Macron and that Canadian weasel. Those days are done, tried and failed. All were charlatans.

Do people genuinely believe all that "strong man" crap? It's a confidence trick. Clearly a successful one. Putin is as much of a charlatan as Blair.

22-07-2018 08:32PM

Where’s Khalisi?

Balanadan · 22-07-2018 08:32PM

GottaGetGatt wrote: »

On a serious note, has the poll been Hacked by Russians ?

Get out of here, it's a legitimate poll. You're worse than the chancer suggesting Leo.

Galwayguy35 · 22-07-2018 08:55PM

Viktor Orban.

The man runs a tight ship.

realitykeeper · 22-07-2018 10:56PM

Western leaders are irresponsible, unwise and cowardly. They are socialists now. The electorate in western countries are like spoilt children and are as unprepared for the real world as spoilt children. Using perceived credit worthiness to borrow billions to fund the western way of living cannot continue. The cost of labour in the west is not based on reality.

Pauliedragon · 22-07-2018 11:02PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I think Kim Jong-un would be the most craic to go for scoops with.

A couple of lines and half a yolk I reckon old mate Kimmy would be in flying form. Bring in Trumpy, Putin and a few hookers and it's party central:cool:

Sal Butamol · 22-07-2018 11:10PM

I'd like to see the reasoning behind Merkel.

22-07-2018 11:40PM

I'd go for José Mujica, President of Uruguay 2010-2015. Unlike our smoked salmon socialist president, he spent 13 years in prison for his political beliefs [opposition to the US-sponsored military junta]. He practises what he preaches, which annoys Libertarians and other usual suspects. An individual of rare honour and integrity in politics.

BBC: José Mujica, the world's 'poorest' president

The Guardian: José Mujica: is this the world’s most radical president?

Wikipedia: José Mujica

Uruguay’s José Mujica lives in a tiny house rather than the presidential palace, and gives away 90% of his salary. He’s legalised marijuana and gay marriage. But his greatest legacy is governing without giving up his revolutionary ideals...

Donald Trump · 22-07-2018 11:52PM

Ah lads.

Is that a rhetorical question.

Nobody os nearly as bigly as yours truely

23-07-2018 02:18AM

Depends on the meaning of best. Putin wins on most meanings that don't relate to being a good person.

Cookie_Monster · 23-07-2018 04:03AM

poll needs another 202 options...

Das Reich · 23-07-2018 08:17PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I'd go for José Mujica, President of Uruguay 2010-2015. Unlike our smoked salmon socialist president, he spent 13 years in prison for his political beliefs [opposition to the US-sponsored military junta]. He practises what he preaches, which annoys Libertarians and other usual suspects. An individual of rare honour and integrity in politics.

BBC: José Mujica, the world's 'poorest' president

The Guardian: José Mujica: is this the world’s most radical president?

Wikipedia: José Mujica

Uruguay was the best South American country in the 1950, followed by Argentina, Brazil, and maybe Venezuela and Chile. Now the best country is Chile, after decades of right wing governments and policies. The socialists Uruguay and Venezuela and Argentina are going downhill. Brazil is a different story as São Paulo, the richest economy in all SA, and few other productive states have all right conservative governments. Chile is now considered the only SA country that belongs to "first world".

Yer Da sells Avon · 23-07-2018 08:19PM

Sal Butamol wrote: »

I'd like to see the reasoning behind Merkel.

She annoys the racists.

5...4...3...

Galwayguy35 · 23-07-2018 08:24PM

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

She annoys the racists.

5...4...3...

And Trump annoys you lot so happy days all round.

BTW where are all these racists we keep hearing about?

Yer Da sells Avon · 23-07-2018 08:32PM

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

She annoys the racists.

5...4...3...

...2...1...

and...

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

And Trump annoys you lot so happy days all round.

BTW where are all these racists we keep hearing about?

Who's the best leader in the world?

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