Worst twentieth century Western-European leader?

[Joe McCarthy]

This can be assessed generally but it has a definite bent in terms of leaders who have furthered the multicultural morass we're in.

My nominees:

Tony Blair.

Olof Palme.

Lyndon Johnson.

Gough Whitlam.

A number of others could be mentioned.

Edit: It was suggested to me that this be changed to post-WW2 leaders so as to avoid the whole Hitler-WW2-guilt debate. I concur and we'll change it to post-WW2.

[Joe McCarthy]

Along with turning Sweden into a multicultural pesthole, Palme also gets very high (low?) marks for being an especially fanatical pro-ANC zealot. Outside of the Soviet Union he was likely South Africa's worst European enemy.

[Svipdag]

You just disqualified my candidate: King Leopold of Belgium.

[Svipdag]

Alright, then, Francisco Franco, El Caudillo de España.

[Eldritch]

Alright, then, Francisco Franco, El Caudillo de España.

Hmm, interesting choice. Why did you pick him if I may ask?

[Don]

Alright, then, Francisco Franco, El Caudillo de España.

No, not him.

Despite he was a dictator and half of Spain hate him, he really believed and loved Spain and tried to do the best for the country.

Something that modern politicians, like the infamous Zapatero, don't share. They workship the ethnocidal society, the "alianza de civilizaciones", the free invasion and the progressive destruction of the Spanish purity in the blood and in the culture.

Each time is bigger the number of spaniards that say "Ésto con Franco no pasaba", with nostalgy about these times due to our unexpected and limit lost security and decadence of our society at hands of HIGH TRAITORS.

Franco can not be in that list, not in 2011, in these dark times we are living.


Jose Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, and his infamous Alianza de Civilizaciones* has my vote.

A traitor to our blood, culture, past and future.



* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alliance_of_Civilizations

[Psychonaut]

Woodrow Wilson, hands down.

[Wyn]

Tony Blair.

Tony Blair is definitely responsible for a lot of things (some that are much worse than multiculturalism). Immigration certainly went up to a new level under the Labour administration, but Tony and his cohorts are heirs to a mindset in British politics. So-called progressive politics are a powerful force, and Tony Blair was just another henchman - his entire party, and the others, are the same.

Besides, he has much more severe things on his conscience. Or he should have, at least. I don't know if he actually has a functioning conscience.

[poiuytrewq0987]

de Klerk.

[Apocales]

Ronald Reagan