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re: In your opinion, who was the greatest leader in history?
Posted on 7/20/14 at 8:51 am to fr33manator
Posted on 7/20/14 at 8:51 am to fr33manator
The thread went in many directions but I think you intended it to be leaders of countries/empires. Just in case, I'll do both.
George Washington the first president of what remains to date the greatest and most powerful nation in the world. Started from nothing but a will to live free, with liberty and justice for all. Far and away the greatest democracy in history of mankind.
Sports is tough - Wooden and Lombardi are in very small company.
Running league of rich, egotistical , owners - Pete Rozelle. Many don't like Selig but for a man not seeking the position he did quite well overall.
Business - Henry Ford. Not a fan of the products but hard to argue the company's sustainability. Robert Woodruff for Coca-Cola also.
Military - From the top leadership it would be Ike, damn those decisions he was on the spot to make were difficult. On the battlefield, Patton, he didn't give a damn about anything but winning.
Religious - Jesus Christ of Nazarath. Still leading.
George Washington the first president of what remains to date the greatest and most powerful nation in the world. Started from nothing but a will to live free, with liberty and justice for all. Far and away the greatest democracy in history of mankind.
Sports is tough - Wooden and Lombardi are in very small company.
Running league of rich, egotistical , owners - Pete Rozelle. Many don't like Selig but for a man not seeking the position he did quite well overall.
Business - Henry Ford. Not a fan of the products but hard to argue the company's sustainability. Robert Woodruff for Coca-Cola also.
Military - From the top leadership it would be Ike, damn those decisions he was on the spot to make were difficult. On the battlefield, Patton, he didn't give a damn about anything but winning.
Religious - Jesus Christ of Nazarath. Still leading.
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