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Who do you think is Person of the Year? Why?
D.C.M. 15 December, 2008, 19:22 I would say Barack Obama - for what he achieved.
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Rikard 15 December, 2008, 22:32 Alexandr Solzhenitsyn - because of the absolute dimension of his legacy
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Lisa 15 December, 2008, 23:42 Barak Obama! And you all know why
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Pauline 16 December, 2008, 00:34 I have five "men of the year", actually: Vladimir Putin/Dmitriy Medvedev, for not caving in to Saakashvilli and his backers; Hu Jin Tao for the way he led the Chinese people in the face of that earthquake and still held the most incredible Olympics, very impressive (and that hit a nerve with me after Katrina); and Barack Obama, for having the courage to put himself on the line, and take new territory, even if he is a centrist.and the guy who threw the shoe at Mr. Bush in Iraq.
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russya 16 December, 2008, 01:41 Vladimir Putin, no doubt. Medvedev hasnt been president long enough to qualify although he has been doing a great job I think considering he hasnt been president of Russia for a year yet. He could communicate a bit more firmly though I think he gets a bit squishy sometimes. I think the whole world is changing at the moment and although Putin is far from the only force that is trying to shape a new world I think he definately made huge contributions to allow Russia to become a part of the shaping of a new world diplomatically and economically.
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Robert 16 December, 2008, 03:49 The honest Vladimir Putin because of his sagacious policy and nature. I believe that he will save the world and give humankind peace and progress. It´s my dream that Germany coult have a leader like Putin. The gods bless him!
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Sevodnya_Net 16 December, 2008, 11:49 The chap who threw his shoes at George Bush gets my vote too. His name is Muntadar al-Zaidi. And I suspect he will actually win some real-life "awards", too. And an honourable mention for the brave bloke who heckled Medvedev (just to even things up - anyone knows his name?)
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Michael 16 December, 2008, 15:43 Mr Sept Blatter needs to spend more time in South Africa before making comments on the the crime in South Africa before 2010 Soccer World Cup. Out breaks of Cholera from Zimbabwe are now filtering threw to the Western Cape. The political intolerance between the ruling party ANC and the break away party COPE. With next years election there will be violence in the streets in South Africa 2009. Yesterday a Bed and Breakfast Lodge 3 armed men stormed the Lodge during the day and hacked an American tourist with a machette stealing his money and Mobile.This is a daily occurence all over South Africa. Last week the National Taxi Associtation said they will make South Africa ungovernable if the where not included into the RTA (rapid taxi associtation) for the 2010 Soccer World Cup. Just a warning to Soccer Fans who come to SA during the 2010 World Cup, you will be robbed and the chances are violently.
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dino74 16 December, 2008, 16:37 Hugo Chavez !!! For trying to free S.America from bloodsucking US, and still managing to stay alive after all those years !!
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arthur 16 December, 2008, 17:56 putin he has brought pride back to russia
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Norman 16 December, 2008, 18:19 My vote is for two new world leaders, Barack Obama and Dimitry Medvedev. Ofcourse, we will have to wait and see how good they really will be in the future. Honourable mention for Alex, the Gr8, Ovechkin- someone loved by Russians and Washington, DC residents.
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C 16 December, 2008, 19:43 My vote - Miss Kseniya Sukhinova She is the Russian beauty who won the Miss World 2008 competition. She is also very intelligent. What do you think comrades? "C" Proud to be an American
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Sam 16 December, 2008, 21:43 LOL Sevodnya_Net,At last that is something I can agree with you for the first time. The Shoe Guy should get the vote.What guts he has,the bravest guy ever. He did what many of us just dream of doing.
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Vijay 17 December, 2008, 12:04 The men of the year - The commandos during the Mumbai massacre, who gave their lives so that others could live. The man of the year - The shoe guy, who called a dog a dog and probably gladenned the hearts of many a family members who have suffered in Iraq. The event of the year - The olympics. The villian of the year - George Bush, for a record 7th year running... The test of the year - Medvedev's hour of glory, when he saved a whole nation from extermination. The tragedies of the year - The Global Meltdown, the Ossetian tragedy and the Mumbai massacre
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Serb 17 December, 2008, 15:59 I give my wote to Serb lider Radovan Karadzic for making "monkeys" out of western "police" countries for last 13 years... they looked everywhere and all he did-grew a beard and change his name. Awesome! God help orthodox brothers!
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Jim 17 December, 2008, 23:38 Pauline wrote: {snip} "Barack Obama, for having the courage to put himself on the line, and take new territory, even if he is a centrist..." . My vote is for Barack Obama precisely because he *is* a centrist. I do not believe that the US will ever become a Socialist country any more than Russia (or China, for that matter) will totally abandon her Socialist background. . Jim (a loyal American)
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Nick 18 December, 2008, 02:31 John McCain. There are no losers, only experianced men who have made a differance in the USA as honorable men.
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Sanjay 18 December, 2008, 03:14 Ben Bernanke is the person of the year. The Federal Reserve dictates who gets elected and who does not by controlling the money supply and to whom does the money go. I am really disenchanted with Putin. His cronies Kudrin, Shuvalov Chubais are bleeding Russia white. 100 Billion $ have already left russia under the guise of stabilizing ruble. Had this money been invested in infrastructure projects, roads rail, airports seaports, electrification, sewage systems etc it would have improved quality of life. Instead, Kudrin laundered all this money. Full convertibilty of ruble into dollar is a most catastrophic decision these fradusters have made. The entire banking system is rotten.
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Charles 18 December, 2008, 07:18 Bush's SHOE ATTACKER is a TRUE H E R O !!! This man DARED to do what the vast majority of the entire world would want to do but is way too SCARED to do! This man is a TRUE HERO - please give him this title - he earned it BIG TIME! His jailers should apologize to him!!!!!
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Marko 18 December, 2008, 07:29 your news, military in lebanon there is a picture of american F16 fighter jet and below you wrote MiG 29. Big mistake and disrespect of MiG.
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