TopYaps is going to discuss ten female Prime Ministers who faced all of the challenges that a woman face but they remarkably escalated to blossom on the peak of political platform. The traditional culture always oppress the rights of women but these ladies were determined to trespass the norms by making their own domain, their own success stories.

10. Iveta Radičová (Slovakia):

Widow of an eminent Slovak comedian, Iveta Radičová is considered as a firebrand member of Slovak Democratic and Christian Union – Democratic Party, who later became the first female Prime Minister of Slovakia in 2010. An alumni of Comenius University and University of Oxford, she had also worked as a sociologist as well as an executive director for her self-established NGO. She has been widely admired by the mainstream media for her role in re-establishing the healthy relationships between Slovakia and Hungary that were spoiled by the previous government of Robert Fico.

9. Milka Planinc (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia):

A prominent leader of the Communist Party in Croatia, Milka Planinc is considered as the first female Prime Minister in the history of real socialism who headed her country from 1982-1986. Under Milka’s premiership, her cabinet enforced suppressive economic measures to modulate external debt of SFRY. She is widely appreciated by her civilians to dignify her nation’s value on international political platform.

8. Mary Eugenia Charles (Dominicia):

Longest serving Prime Minister of Dominica and the second female Prime Minister of Caribbean region, Mary Charles was the founding member of the Dominica Freedom Party. Apart from being a PM from 1980 to 1995, she also worked as a chairperson for the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS). She came to prominence after supporting the United States invasion of Grenada in which Grenadian Prime Minister, Maurice Bishop was arrested and executed.

7. Khaleda Zia (Bangladesh):

Second Muslim female Prime Minister of the world and first female Prime Minister of Bangaldesh (1991-1996 and 2001-2006), Begum Khaleda Zia is the widow of Ziaur Rahman, former army chief and founder of Bangladesh Nationalist Party. During her regime, she fueled some significant advancements including: food for education program, free and mandatory primary education as well as stipend for female students. Along with sharpening the education sector with highest budgetary allocation, she also played a substantial role in reviving the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC).

6. Benazir Bhutto (Pakistan):

A visionary politician and a lady of sheer determination, Benazir Bhutto was the first woman Prime Minister of any Muslim state, better known for eradicating dictatorship and instituting democracy in Pakistan. From 1988-1990 and 1993-1996, she chaired the Prime Ministership of Pakistan and changed the Pakistani air by enhancing modernization in society and stimulating nationalist reformation. On December 27, 2007, she was killed in an open firing and detonations while delivering a spirited speech to the members of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) in Rawalpindi.

5. Golda Meir (Israel):

Better known as the “Iron Lady” of Israel, Golda Meir was earlier a teacher who became the fourth Prime Minister of her nation on March 17, 1969. She was a lead member of Mapai, a left-wing political party in Israel. During her premiership, she met with top-notch world leaders to promote peace and harmony in Middle East. After the 1972 Munich massacre, she appealed the world to condemn this heinous crime but due to the lack of global action, this lady went ferocious and ordered the Mossad to wipe out every single culprit involved in assassinating Israeli players. This lady actualized the entire world that what happens to those who have wicked mentality against Israel.

4. Helen Elizabeth Clark (New Zealand):

Prime Minister of New Zealand for three times from 1998 to 2008, Helen Clark is currently the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme. After completing her studies from the University of Auckland, she joined the Labour Party and eventually in 1981, she succeeded to enter in the New Zealand House of Representatives. An expert of international affairs and social policy, Clark is also known for stimulating feminism in various sectors of society. She was also awarded by the United Nations to promoting sustainability initiatives.

3. Sirimavo Bandarnaike (Sri Lanka):

Credited for being the world’s first female Prime Minister, Sirimavo Ratwatte Dias Bandaranaike was the widow of assassinated Prime Minister, Solomon Bandarnaike. A top-notch member of Sri Lanka Freedom Party, Mrs. B. (called by her fellows), she escalated the education, economy and banking sectors of Sri Lanka that were taking last breath for existence before her premiership. Because of her international standing and skilful foreign policies, she was backed up by numerous heads of state.

2. Indira Priyadarshini Gandhi (India):

Diamond of India’s history and a charismatic figure of mainstream international politics, Indira Gandhi, as of 2011, is the longest serving female Prime Minister of the world. From 1966-1977 and from 1980-1984, Indira Gandhi contributed significantly to heighten the miserable condition of rural population of India. During her premiership, India’s population living below the poverty line was reduced to 45% which was about 65%, erstwhile. Her successors are still ruling the Indian political arena on her name, despite of their disgusting ideology. This visionary of today’s blooming India was assassinated on October 31, 1984, by two of her bodyguards at the Prime Minister’s residence.

1. Margaret Thatcher (United Kingdom):

The soundest resident of “10 Downing Street” and an epitome of the term “politics,” Margaret Hilda Thatcher, headed the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990. She is credited for restoring the perturbed economy of Britain as well as re-establishing her country as a world power by implementing sophisticated political parameters. Her policies generated the term “Thatcherism” which deals with nationalism, moral absolutism and an inflexible overture to gain political goals.

Be it major or minor but each politician is somehow related with the word – “Scandal.” From the very beginning, they have played with the faith of citizens and also have made the news for wrong reasons. Topyaps lists ten scandals those are still live among people as an unforgettable retention. Doesn’t matter when they first came in light.

10. Teapot Dome Scandal:

One of the most sensational scandal throughout the history of American politics, Teapot Dome Scandal erupted in the President-ship of Warren G. Harding. A simple case  of complex bribery, Albert Fall, U.S. Secretory of the Interior, was accused for taking bribe of $400,00 from some big giants of oil industry. In this scandal, Fall reassigned the Teapot Dome, an oil reserve in Wyoming, to Harry F. Sinclair and Edward L. Doheny, which was once in the control of U.S. Navy Petroleum. In the investigation, Fall was found guilty and was sentenced to one year in prison along with $100,00 fine. President Harding was also criticized for this scandal as he was ineffective in monitoring his cabinet.

9. Spiegel Scandal:

One of the hottest scandal in the political environment of Germany, Spiegel scandal of 1962 was a burning conflict between Rudolf Augstein, chief editor of “Der Spiegel” magazine and Franz Josef Strauss, the then Federal Minister of Defense. In its edition of October 8, 1962, Der Spiegel published an article which highlighted the flaws of German Defense and also disclosed the “sorry state” of their military in front of the communist powers. Maddened from this revelation, Strauss ordered cops to nab Augstein along with senior journalists of this magazine. Magazine’s offices were seized and documents were confiscated. This injustice caused mass demonstrations and riots throughout the Germany. Later, Strauss was found guilty for obstructing the freedom of press.

8. Spiro Agnew Scandal:

Agnew is the one and only one Vice President in American history, who resigned from the post because of criminal charges. Agnew was charged for accepting bribe along with plotting major financial irregularities during his tenure. In his peak time, he was considered as one of the most potent candidate for the post of President in the upcoming elections. After resigning from the post he repaid $268,482 to the residents of Maryland, which he was taken in bribe. In 1980, he disclosed that President Nixon had planned to kill him if he refused to step down from the post of Vice President.

7. William Jefferson Scandal:

Famous for being the first black congressman of Louisiana after the reconstruction, William Jefferson was accused by the FBI for accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribe. In the raid of FBI, his office emerged as a racketeering enterprise. According to court records, Jefferson was paid between $400,000 – $1 million, by Vernon Jackson, chief executive of a telecommunication firm, iGate technology. On November 13, 2009, Jefferson was sentenced to 13 years in prison which is the longest sentence ever announced for a congressman till the date.

6. Wilbur Mills Scandal:

Former Harvard student of constitutional law and renowned member of the Unites States House of Representatives, Mills was cracked for his open relationship with an Argentinian stripper, Fanne Foxe. This scandal is considered as one of the most steepest falls in the congressional history of the United States. A dedicated husband for 40 years, Mills was caught on the stage of Boston’s Pilgrim Theater while placing his hand on the shoulder of Argentina’s firecracker. In another incident, Mills’ car was stopped by U.S. Park Police, from which Foxe was trying to escape and Mr. Mills was discovered in an extremely intoxicated condition. These occurrences destroyed his image in the political arena and he later abridged himself from the mainstream of politics.

5. Gary Condit:

In May, 2001, Condit came into the spotlight of international media after the mysterious disappearance of Chandra Levy, a young female intern of Washington, D.C. The tragical cum romantic scandal between hot intern and a knowledgeable politician was revealed, when Condit publicly accepted his extramarital affairs with Levy. Levy was two years younger than Condit’s daughter and this adultery ravaged his political career. After loosing his honor and pleasure, he later tried to operate an ice cream store franchise in Arizona, but was unsuccessful.

4. Chappaquiddick Scandal:

The Chappaquiddick scandal relates the mystical death of Mary Jo Kopechne, an American political campaign specialist. On July 18, 1969, her body was discovered underwater inside an “Oldsmobile Delmont 88″, in a tidal channel on Chappaquiddick island. The car was being driven by Edward M. Kennedy, younger brother of John F. Kennedy. Till the date, no one knows that how Edward extricated himself from the car as the quality of investigation was severely influenced by the dominant political family. This incident created an international fuss between the mainstream of media but Kennedy survived the scandal and received an insignificant suspended sentence for only two months.

3. The Iran-Contra Scandal:

Counted among one of the most shameful scandals throughout the political history, the Iran-Contra affair is enough to expose the villainous character of the Ronald Reagan‘s administration. After crushing the U.S. policies on arms embargo, President Reagan and other bigshots of U.S. administration secretly masterminded the sale of arms along with some sophisticated anti-tank missiles to Iran. The entire plan was exposed by a Lebanese newspaper which propelled a massive investigation on this issue. Multiple high profile officials of Reagan’s administration were sentenced to prison and also the popularity of President Reagan was slumped.

2. Watergate Scandal:

One scandal which tarnished the presidency as well as the political age of Richard Nixon. This scandal revealed endless abuses of authority and dirty tricks of Nixon and his officials. On June 17, 1972, five men were arrested for burgling in the national headquarters of the Democratic National Committee, located at the Watergate complex in Washington, D.C. Burglars were connected to the 1972 Committee to Re-elect the president, which later revealed that the plan was orchestrated by the president’s staff. This scandal generated a massive distrust of Nixon and he became the first and only American president to resign the office.

1. Assassination of Julius Caesar:

Assassination of this Roman leader still resonates in big ways with the world’s political phenomenon. Caesar’s kingship was declared as dictator perpetuo (dictator in perpetuity) by his senators and finally on the Ides of March, 44 B.C., conspirators, led by Marcus Junius Brutus and Gaius Cassius Longinus, stabbed Caesar in the Theater of Pompey. Shocked by the murder of their champion, the middle and lower classes of Rome became ferocious which ultimately sparked the Liberator’s Civil War.

There was a time when politics was considered as a no-go arena for hotties. But recent entries of bombshells in the showbiz of ugly has changed the face of political stage. I am not listing some prominent female politicians such as Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton, as they are not in the global demand but I am sure that politicians enlisted here on Topyaps are enough to send a chill down your spine. Drill Baby Drill!

10. Yulia Tymoshenko (Ukraine):

Daringly stylish and queen of smoking beauty, Yulia was a successful business woman before becoming the first female prime minister of Ukraine. She entered in the mainstream of Ukrainian politics after completing her Ph.D. in economics. Fond of new-wave selections in her wardrobe, this goddamn adorable beauty has a dream to be on the cover page of Playboy magazine.

9. Sethrida Geagea (Lebanon):

Probably, you will love to hibernate with this drop dead gorgeous beauty, somewhere far from the chaos of society. With an advanced fashion sense and trueness in eyes, Sethrida is considered as one of the most eminent politician of the middle east. In 1994, she earned the bachelor degree in Political Science and later married Samir Farid Geagea, leader of the Lebanese Forces.

8. Kashmala Tariq (Pakistan):

This hot parliamentarian of Pakistan came into the stream light of fashion media, when she was spotted at a beach in Houston , cladding skimpy outfits. An object of man’s fantasies, this bombshell is LLM degree holder from the London School of Economics. However, she is one of the most ambitious female leader of Pakistani political horizon but she has been severely criticized for “using the beds” of high profile politicians to rise in the politics.

7. Ruby Dhalla (Canada):

Miss India-Canada runner up of 1993, this thunderbolt of seductive golden look is considered as the “women of style and substance.” Born in India, she moved to Canada in 1995, after completing her studies in biochemistry. Before joining the politics, she had acted in a movie “Kyun Kis Liye” with some steamy scenes. A seductress with extra hot points!

6. Anna Maria Galojan (Estonia):

Mamma mia , what a beauty ! Goddess of stunning and enchanting beauty, Galojan is one of the most fragrant figure among female politicians, distributed globally. This gamine creature of sizzling beauty simply looks like a counter part of Shakespeare’s poetry. This hot-shot se*y politician has notably contributed in the development of Estonia.

5. Eva Kaili (Greece):

Oh, man! The first glimpse of this knockout package resembles the best sketch of an alcoholic artist. Hotter than hot, Kaili had also worked as a television newscaster apart from her political job. I bet, this lady can create trouble for high profile fashion models, if participates in any international fashion parade.

4. Joanna Kabaeve (Poland):

In 2007, the political gallery of Poland was blessed with the aroma of sweetness, when Joanna Kabaeve joined it as a representer of Lubin City. Ph.D. holder in economics, Joanna has a beauty which can make you say “OMFG ! I wish I can go for a night out on weekend with this hardcore piece.”

3. Alina Kabaeva (Russia):

Believe it or not but this hottie has got tools that can make you sweat even in the deep freezing winter. An attractive gymnast, Alina joined the United Russia Party and became the member of parliament in 2007. She was also spotlighted by Russian media for her “private affairs” with contemporary president, Vladimir Putin.

2. Mara Rosaria Carfagna (Italy):

Mara La Bella (Maria the beautiful) !! Considered as the most beautiful minister of the world, Carfagna is well know for her “topless model” image. However, her appearance and background is often criticized in the current political arena of Italy but this firebrand lady simply refuses the allegations made on her. She is also believed as the “little butterfly” of Silvio Berlusconi.

1. Orly Levy (Israel):

The most angelic creation of political world, Orly’s single glimpse is enough to arouse your adoration. With her straight shooter look and everlasting smile, she is one of the most hottest object for Israeli media. Mother of three, Orly has also served in the Israeli Air Force  for a short time. Indeed, obsession of beauty never dies and Orly gives us good reason to keep it alive. Go and wipe your drool!

Ever since the inception of Topyaps, this is the first time when we are skeptical about a list of ten significant points, extracted from 250,000 diplomatic cables. Go through this page to discover the flood of sensational aspects of United State Department cables, exclusively exposed by the radical website, WikiLeaks.

10. Rahul Gandhi’s Remark on Hindu Extremists:

In 2009, US ambassador, Timothy Roemer was introduced to the “Radicalized Hindu Group” by Rahul Gandhi, General Secretary of the Indian National Congress. According to Mr. Gandhi, Hindu extremists can create political encounters as well as religious tensions with the Islamic community in India. This secret discussion was held at the residence of Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, where Hillary Clinton was invited on a dinner. However, Indian National Congress tried its best to make this issue a “closed chapter” but he was severely slammed by the opposition and was described as the supporting element of Pakistan.

9. U.S. Diplomats Making Mockery of World Leaders:

This whistle-blowing revelation of WikiLeaks was enough to disclose the obnoxious faces of American diplomats. Leak of this diplomatic cable, compelled U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton to express regret before international media. According to this leak, Nicolas Sarkozy is considered as “an emperor with no clothes”, Hamid Karzai as “easily swayed” and Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi as buff of late night parties with “hard means”. Diplomats have also made the mockery of the country heads of Iran, Germany, Afghanistan, Libya, Zimbabwe and several prominent political faces across the world.

8. Syria’s Supporting Hand To Hezbollah:

This leak reveals that Hezbollah is significantly supported by Syrian long-range rockets, guided missiles as well as with sophisticated weapons which can lead to a destructive war between Israel and Hezbollah. In May 2008, Lebanese minister of telecommunications, Marwan Hamadeh had informed the U.S. embassy about the communication network through fiber optic system between Hezbollah and Syria.

7. Apache Helicopter Shooting:

Ignored by the mainstream media, this video was released on April 5, 2010, which exhibited the slaying of over a dozen innocent civilians by U.S. Military in Baghdad. This video of U.S. mission in July 2007 was disclosed by an intelligence analyst of United States, Private Bradley Manning. Manning, a 22 year old “War Hero” is presently imprisoned in Kuwait for revealing the gun-sight of Apache Helicopter. He was charged with manhandling the confidential information of American Army. We ask, is it a crime to expose war crime?

6. U.S. Policy To Remove Highly Enriched Uranium from Pakistani Nuclear Reactor:

According to a major revelation of WikiLeaks, the United States was skeptical over the security of Pakistani nuclear material. The U.S. expressed concern that Islamist militants can occupy these materials to support Taliban, which in turn, can create a problematic situation for their operation in Afghanistan. This skepticism, dragged the American experts to remove highly enriched uranium from a Pakistani nuclear reactor but due to domestic opposition, it was never carried.

5. Apprehension Over Iran’s Nuclear Program:

One of the most juicy revelation of WikiLeaks, in which Arab nations have pleaded the United States to take aggressive steps against the nuclear program conducted by Iran. With a clear conception, King Hamad of Bahrain recommended a senior officer of U.S. Defense to barricade this ongoing program of Iran and stated that “the danger of letting it go on is greater than the danger of stopping it.” In an other revelation from the same cable, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia advocated the United States to “cut off the head of the snake [Iran].”

4. China’s Intrigue To Hack Google:

Eventually, it busted in the conventional media that the project to hack Google in 2009 was conceptualized by the Communist Party of China. The order to intrude this search giant was given by Li Changchun, a significant member of China’s Politburo, who was criticized on Google for genocide in Ireland. In 2006, google.cn entered in the Chinese market to compete Baidu, with its motto “Don’t Be Evil” but this filthy act compelled Google to close its internet services in China.

3.  Sarah Palin’s Yahoo Account Hacked:

So, this hot-shot American politician was using private e-mail accounts to carry government business far away from the public scrutiny. However, a group of sophisticated hackers, known as “Anonymous”, cleared their way and hacked her yahoo account gov.palin@yahoo.com. In zip format, WikiLeaks disclosed the screen shots of her inbox, some family photos, address book and two example emails.

2. Hilary Clinton’s order to spy U.N. Activities:

A confidential directive was passed by Hillary Clinton, U.S. Secretary of State, to gather the passwords and other authentication keys of leading officials of the United Nations. American diplomats along with FBI and CIA were instructed by Clinton to conduct an espionage mission on UN activities, that might have alleged relationships with the terrorist organizations of Middle East. Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban-Ki Moon was the peak target of this spy mission.

1. Iraq War Logs:

Disclosing an endless list of civilian killings and bloody encounters, this earthshaking revelation demonstrated the actual face of US mission in Iraq. According to Julian Assange, approximately 109,000 casualties were recorded during 2004 to 2009, in which 66,081 were innocent civilians. Prisoners were treated inhumanly by American and British soldiers. Ironically, these “intimate details” were manifestly ignored by the top officials of US and British defense services.

However, they are the most significant figures of the history but their modus operandi was downright evil. Topyaps is introducing a list of ten notorious dictators of all time.

10. Kim Jong Il:

Referred as “Our Father” or “Dear Leader” by local folks, Kim Jong II is the undisputed ruler of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Fond of a playboy lifestyle, this graduate of Political Science is the one and only one decision maker of North Korea’s policies. Designated as the supreme commander of the Korean’s People Army, this dictator is widely cursed for isolating his country from the rest of the world.

9. Mao Zedong:

Political theorist cum mass murderer, Mao Zedong is better known for devastating the landlord class of China with his communist mainstream and later this political hypothesis germinated the “Maoism”. However, he is viewed as a visionary and a great philosopher but he is also blamed for the deaths of 45 million people during his regime.

8. Omar al-Bashir:

Omar al-Bashir was a Brigadier in the Sudanese Army when he ousted the government of Sadiq al-Mahdi and came to power in 1989 as the leader of military regulation. In 1993, he appointed himself as the president of Sudan and since then he is involved in masterminding severe crimes against humanity. On March 4, 2009, the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant against him for genocide and war crimes in Darfur.

7. Meles Zenawi:

An engineer of systematic and widespread crimes! Zenwai is the Prime Minister of Ethiopia as well as the chairman of the Tigrayan Peoples Liberation Front (TPLF). Dual degree holder of MBA (UK) and MSc. in Economics (Netherlands), Zenwai also leads the Ethiopian Peoples Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) which is notorious for rebellious activities throughout the country.

6. Benito Mussolini:

The great grandfather of Fascism, Mussolini was the 40th Prime Minister of Italy who progressively demolished the conventional controls by building a police state. he compelled press, radio, films and education to propagate the fascism as the doctrine of the 2oth century. After facing a sound defeat in World war II, he was executed by Italian partisans with his mistress Clara Petacci.

5. Pol Pot:

A notorious leader of the Cambodian Communist Movement, Pol Pot is responsible for the extermination of the 20% of the Cambodian population. A great scholar of history and French literature, he also served as the Prime Minister of Cambodia from 1976-1978 and was better known for his underground activities.

4. Hugo Chavez:

This firebrand dictator is an ex Lieutenant Colonel of the Army and presently the president of Venezuela. Considered as the patron of poor Venezuelans, Chavez is the master critic of American policies. He is widely despised by the middle and upper class of Venezuela for forcefully acquiring their lands and industries and also for blacklisting opposition candidates, seizing municipal power and closing radio stations.

3. Joseph Stalin:

One of the most unchallenged dictator of the 20th century, Stalin was a Soviet politician and the first General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union’s Central Committee. Responsible for the catastrophic Soviet Famine (1932-1933), he started the industrialization movement with breakneck speed but beastly crushed the agriculture sector.

2. Fidel Castro:

“Men do not shape destiny, Destiny produces the man for the hour.” The big shot of Cuban Revolution, Castro was the first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba and served as the Prime Minister from 1959-1976. He has been always in the spotlight of international controversy for transforming Cuba into the first communist state of the Western Hemisphere.

1. Adolf Hitler:

The cracking dictator of Germany, Hitler was the decorated veteran of the Nazi Party. After becoming the Chancellor of Germany in 1933, he brutally tossed off Jews from Germany. He banned the Social Democratic Party and the Communist Party and converted Germany into a fascist state. His dictatorship resulted in the World war II which claimed the lives of more than 35 million people.

Carrying out severity and adverse psychological impact, terrorist groups are the biggest threat to any civilian of any country. Based on their barbarism and promulgated as the most wanted by governments across the world, Topyaps is exploring this list of ten most notorious terrorist groups.

10. Armed Islamic Group of Algeria (GIA):

With an endeavor to overrule the Algerian government, this terrorist group was founded in July 1992 and became notorious in 1994, after hijacking the “Air France Flight 8969″. Since then it has conducted a deadly crusade of killing innocent civilians, bombarding public places, kidnapping and raping in its area of operation. This terrorist group asserts the ideology that  “political pluralism is equivalent to sedition”. This creed was generated in 1992, after a controversial decision of Algeria’s Military Government which blocked the political ways of a mainstream Islamic party, Islamic Salvation Front.

9. Aden-Abyan Islamic Army:

Associated to the Islamic Jihad Movement, this Islamic terrorist group works with the motive to contend against the secularism in Arab countries, significantly in Yemen. This organization was spotlighted in December 1998, after kidnapping 16 foreign tourists in Abyan in which four of the hostages were killed in the rescue operation conducted by the Yemeni security forces.

8. Jamaat Ansar al-Sunna:

Founded in September 2003, this Iraqi guerrilla force opposes the government led by Nouri al-Maliki as well as the forces of United States in Iraq. This terrorist group is grounded in central and northern Iraq and is said to be linked with several Islamic organizations operating in Iraq. However, intelligence agencies of the Iraqi interim government and United States linked this group to al-Qaeda but later it was revealed that there is a wild conflict between these two terrorist groups.

7. Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia:

This Marxist-Leninist terrorist group of Colombia is better known by its acronym – “FARC” and is considered as the kingpin of illegal drug trade across the world. This organization was established in 1964 and currently it constitutes approximately 12 thousand combatants with thousands of supporters from the rural areas. The obtained extortion money from multinational corporations and wealthier classes is invested for the betterment of poor peoples.

6. Kurdistan Worker’s Party:

Best known as PKK, this group was established on November 27, 1978 in Turkey and since then it has been fighting for the sake of an independent Kurdish state. Face of an international terror, PKK’s working region constitutes Turkey, Iran, Syria and Iraq and it is also enlisted by a number of counter-terrorism agencies as a deadly international organization.

5. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan:

Located in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas along the Afghan border in Pakistan, this terrorist organization comprises several Islamist militant groups. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (also called the Pakistani Taliban), was established in December, 2007, by Baitullah Mehsud, a notorious Pakistani militant who finally died on August 23, 2009. Pakistani Taliban, however, targets elements of Pakistani state, but according to several intelligence agencies, top cities of the United States are conceived as its main target.

4. Hezbollah:

Backed up by Iran and Syria, this Lebanon based terrorist group has emerged from the Lebanese civil war of 1982 and is considered as the biggest foe of Israel and Sunni Arab countries. According to a report of Central Intelligence Agency, this organization covers the 41 percent of Lebanese population and is involved in multiple social activities.

3. Taliban:

Derived from the word “students”, Taliban is well known for beastly governing the Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001 and its deadly guerrilla war against the NATO including the governments of Pakistan and Afghanistan. This terrorist group was founded by Pashtun tribes with the significant support from some Islamic countries such as Arabs, Chechens, Uzbeks, Punjabis and Tajiks.

2. Hamas:

Acronym for “Harakat Al-Muqawama Al-Islamia”, HAMAS is a socio-political terrorist group of Palestine which was founded in 1987 due to an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood. This organization was established with the aim of Jihad and to release Palestine from Israeli subjugation. Known for its daredevil suicide bombers, this terrorist group is significantly supported by Hezbollah to assassinate Israeli civilians and defense officers.

1. Al-Qaeda:

The biggest “brand name” between all terrorist groups across the world! This extremist Islamic group was established in 1989 by Osama Bin Laden, the great grandfather of all terrorists and a mysterious figure dodging the worldwide intelligence agencies after the September 11 attacks. Notorious for its integrated network and powerful strategies, Al-Qaeda constitutes thousand of individuals who have accomplished proper military training.

The media likes to make political leaders their scapegoat. News sells better when leaders entertain the masses with their klutziness or foot-in-the-mouth sound bytes. At the forefront of such “comic” public figures is President George W. Bush. George Bush is probably the most quoted American President. Here is a collection of 10 stupid quotes of George Bush.

10. Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we.

9. My job is a job to make decisions. I’m a decision.. if the job description were, what do you do.. it’s decision maker.

8. I’m telling you there’s an enemy that would like to attack America, Americans, again. There just is. That’s the reality of the world. And I wish him all the very best.

7. So I analyzed that and decided I didn’t want to be the president during a depression greater than the Great Depression, or the beginning of a depression greater than the Great Depression.

6. They misunderestimated me.

5. When I take action, I’m not going to fire a $2 million missile at a $10 empty tent and hit a camel in the butt. It’s going to be decisive.

4. There’s no bigger task than protecting the homeland of our country.

3. We’re concerned about AIDS inside our White House — make no mistake about it.

2. I just want you to know that, when we talk about war, we’re really talking about peace.

1. I have opinions of my own, strong opinions, but I don’t always agree with them.

This list of Topyaps includes some truly clear choices of who were the most important and influential presidents of the United States of America. Our determination and analysis was objective as we thoroughly reviewed each President’s historical influence and actions while in office.

10. Dwight David Eisenhower (1890 – 1969):

Born in Texas in 1890, this 34th President of United States was once the supreme commander of the allied forces in Europe during WW II. Eisenhower focused on establishing the world peace (despite the Korean conflict) and created an example of an non-partisan approach to politics. He will be remembered for declaring racial discrimination as a national security issue according to which Communists around the world were using racial discrimination in the U.S. as a point of propaganda attack.

9. James Madison (1751 – 1836):

Also known as the “Godfather of The Constitution”, this political philosopher was the 4th president of United States of America. A key figure in the formation of the Bill of Rights, Madison readily recognized that power lead to distrust, stating that “The truth is that all men having power ought to be mistrusted.” The main feature of Madison’s time in Congress was his work to restrain the power of the federal government.

8. John Fitzgerald Kennedy (1917 – 1963):

Popularity and performance are very different things, and most historians would argue that it is too soon to have a good historical perspective through which to analyze Kennedy’s performance as 35th President.  However, events during his administration such as the Bay of Pigs Invasion, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the building of the Berlin Wall, the Space Race, the African American Civil Rights Movement and early stages of the Vietnam War are sufficient to justify his position in this list.

7. Woodrow Wilson (1856 – 1924):

Wilson was admired as a writer, a scholar, and an educator more than two decades before he became the 28th president of United States of America. He spent twenty-four years working in the academic world as a professor, then as a college president, before he was elected governor of New Jersey. Wilson’s idealistic internationalism, now referred to as “Wilsonianism”, which calls for the United States to enter the world arena to fight for democracy, has been a contentious position in American foreign policy.

6. Theodore Teddy Roosevelt (1858 – 1919):

Headed in the direction of genius at political leadership, he was the 26th president of America. He brought new excitement and power to the Presidency, as he vigorously led Congress and the American public toward progressive reforms and a strong foreign policy. His conservationism and willingness to take on big business are examples of why he is considered to be one of the influential presidents in America’s history.

5. Andrew Jackson (1767 – 1845):

Surrounded by myth and image, this 7th president of America is a compact symbol representing the ideology of an entire generation. Jackson exemplified the common man, the farmer politician, military prowess and democracy for his time. Nicknamed as “Old Hickory”, Jackson was famous for winning the Battle of New Orleans against the British and pretty much ending any Indian threat in the South.

4. Thomas Jefferson (1743 – 1826):

A coward is much more exposed to quarrels than a man of spirit. Jefferson was the principal author of the Declaration of Independence and the third president of the United States of America. As a political philosopher Jefferson is the only president to serve two full terms in office without vetoing a single bill of Congress. Jefferson has been consistently ranked by scholars as one of the greatest of U.S. presidents.

3. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882 – 1945):

Crippled by polio, FDR was the 32nd president of the United States of America. Roosevelt launched major legislation and a profusion of executive orders that gave form to the New Deal—a complex, interlocking set of programs designed to produce relief (especially government jobs for the unemployed), recovery (of the economy), and reform (through regulation of Wall Street, banks and transportation).

2. George Washington (1732 – 1799):

The legend in a classic sense, he was the first president of the United States and a major figure in the establishment of the US, during and following the Revolutionary War. He is known as one of the Founding Fathers of the country. As president, Washington established the framework of the national executive branch. He oversaw the work to build a new national capital, and it was named Washington D.C. in his honor.

1. Abraham Lincoln (1809 – 1865):

Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any one thing. Serving as the 16th president of United States, Lincoln carried out many vital endeavors. His greatest accomplishment, without a doubt, was the initiation of ‘Emancipation Proclamation’. Lincoln has consistently been ranked by scholars as one of the greatest of all U.S. Presidents.

It is one of the things I have been doing online which has made me happy and I hope that has made others happy too. A list of the funniest photos of politicians. I am sure you will enjoy it as much I do.

10. Okay, so it is you:

9. Au au au au:

8. Yeah, take it easy:

7.Ummm……what a package:

6. I prefers back:

5. Oh C’mon baby, don’t be so rude:

4. La lala lala:

3.Well, I tried to warn you:

2. If I say you. You are the gal, I’m searching:

1. Please Mr. Obama, give me a single chance:

Here is a list of ten famous politicians, who, by their braveness, determination and love for human race, changed the course of history. These steadfast politicians are best known for securing the world peace.

10. Margaret Thatcher (Former Prime Minister of U.K):

One of the things being in politics has taught me is that men are not a reasoned or reasonable sex. This firelady from United Kingdom has a clear conception for whatever she promulgates.  Famous for her stubborn and arrogant style, she is a symbol of a principled approach to personal freedom.

9. Thomas Jefferson (Third President of U.S.):

Do you want to know who you are? Don’t ask. Act! Action will delineate and define you. A respected educator, a powerful politician and a nerd curious to explore his surroundings, Jefferson is the author of Declaration of American Independence. One of the greatest minds in World politics and the founding father of Democratic party, he always emphasized his followers to obtain great ideas.

8. Al Gore (Former Vice President of America):

A hunk with a geek reputation and addict of Information Technology, this distinguished gentleman of politics demonstrated great leadership by instituting a federal program to wire all schools and libraries to the Internet in America. No matter how hard the loss, defeat might serve as well as victory to shake the soul and let the glory out.

7. Martin Luther King Jr. (Civil Rights Activist of America):

Spokesperson of his mind, he is considered as GOD among black people. In his perspective life’s most urgent question is: what are you doing for others? A personality filled with bravery and determination, he was the icon for black people and was passionate to provide them an equivalent status as the white possesses in society. According to his point of view  blacks should not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of the character.

6. Adolf Hitler (Dictator of Germany):

Struggle is the father of all things. It is not by the principles of humanity that man lives or is able to preserve himself above the animal world, but solely by means of the most brutal struggle. If you do not fight, life will never be won…wow wow wow, bravo, superb. Despite some people see him as an evil and terrorizing element, he was a man with vision and mission. He was a genius in motivating Germans to achieve their goals, whether it requires devastation.

5. Vladimir Lenin (Russian Revolutionary):

Son of a Russian nobleman, this Russian think tank was inexorable symbol of passionate working. His concept of political correctness and ideological struggle was irresistible. Sometimes – history needs a push.

4. Abraham Lincoln (Former U.S President):

An unifying portrayal of political face, this great man is admired for his statesmanship. His ideas have not only benefited the forthcoming generations till today but would continue to bear an indelible mark on the upcoming generations as well. True believer of democracy, once he quoted – As I would not be a slave, so I would not be a master. This expresses my idea of democracy.

3. Mikhail Gorbachev (Former President of USSR):

This Nobel Peace Prize winner is a pariah of common people. He is an accumulate figure of change and hope for a stagnant system, motion, creativity and amazing equilibrium. His concept of playing by the rules and revolution of the mind regard him as a hero. His heroic journey of hardship and triumph is enough to define him as a political superstar.

2. George Washington (First President of America):

Well, character of this person could be described by using the traits of honesty, intelligence, perseverance, endurance and strength. Referred as Father of America, he will be always remembered for his salient contribution in fighting for, creating and leading the United States of America in its sputtering days.

1. Sir Winston Churchill (Former British Prime Minister):

What is our aim? I can answer in one word: Victory. Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terrors, victory, however long and hard the road may be. For without victory, there is no survival. This legendary head of political ring was also a prolific journalist, writer as well as an adventurer.