Check this poll out......

More than 15,000 people worldwide took part in the interactive Power Play game courtesy of the BBC in London, in which players were invited to choose a team of 11 to run the world from a list of around 100 of the most powerful leaders, thinkers and other high-profile people on the planet. Here's the list:

1 - Nelson Mandela
2 - Bill Clinton
3 - Dalai Lama
4 - Noam Chomsky
5 - Alan Greenspan
6 - Bill Gates
7 - Steve Jobs
8 - Archbishop Desmond Tutu
9 - Richard Branson
10 - George Soros
11 - Kofi Annan

Hillary was 16, Osama Bin Laden came in 70th!

Aahhh.....the glory of socialism.....I was wondering, what about Michael Moore (actually he came in at 15), Nancy Pelosi, The Professional Griever (Cindy Sheehan), John f'n Kerry, Ted "the swimmer" Kennedy, Howard Dean or Ward Churchill?

Commie losers Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro outpolled GW Bush, who by the way came in at.......#43, naturally.

Now doesn't these selections just make you "feel good"? Dude, I'm gonna barf.

Meanwhile, back in the real world...

Bush- Re-elected
Howard- Re-elected
Blair- Re-elected
Koizumi- Re-elected
Shroder- sort of defeated (can't win 'em all)

Let the Left have their fantasy games that read like some sort of ideal version of the J F'n Kerry 'global test'. In the meantime serious people will do what needs to be done.

PS - Next to Bin Laden, the most dangerous people on the list are Chavez, Castro for obvious reasons, and Chomsky for his poisoning of the young minds in our universities.